Quirkiest episode?

[The Silver Snake]

What episode, do you think, had the most quirks?

[nicklegends]

I can't think of a suitable contender to ''The Map to the Lost Gold Mine.'' Sure, there were some especially odd temple runs, but ''The Map to the Lost Gold Mine'' had it all, thanks to Kirk: Badly-counted temple games (I believe), a bunch of ''Fogg-isms,'' and the second player slipping right before winning in the temple. Classic.

Runners-up would include the ''Thornwood Gavel of Judge Roy Bean'' for the downright-bizarre temple game sequence and the equally-puzzling route that the second player took in the temple.

Yeah, Legends as a whole had a whole bunch of quirks. GUTS only had one... (Think about it.)

[mikeofnash]

I can't think of a suitable contender to ''The Map to the Lost Gold Mine.'' Sure, there were some especially odd temple runs, but ''The Map to the Lost Gold Mine'' had it all, thanks to Kirk: Badly-counted temple games (I believe), a bunch of ''Fogg-isms,'' and the second player slipping right before winning in the temple. Classic.

Runners-up would include the ''Thornwood Gavel of Judge Roy Bean'' for the downright-bizarre temple game sequence and the equally-puzzling route that the second player took in the temple.

Yeah, Legends as a whole had a whole bunch of quirks. GUTS only had one... (Think about it.)

Moira Quirk, the ref.

[The Silver Monkey]

Clever, very clever

[The Mandarin Hand]

All the early episodes are quirky as shit.

From what I recall from "Wild Bill Hickok and the Dead Man's Hand", it was just... off.

And from Galileo's Cannonball, I'm convinced that THAT Temple Run was the first ever.  Listen in to how long the interview is before the run.  "Where do you think the Temple Guards are?"  The lagging footage of the Temple as Kirk explains the rules.  Kirk being on-screen for the entire first Temple Game.