What episode does this Legends prop appear in?

[The Dark Enforcer]

I forgot all about this topic. I really need to make a list of which episode these props came from. So far, it seems like Sir Gawain is a popular choice for them. But good find with that, I think it is only fitting that it is from that episode. Lily-Crested Crown was not a bad guess either.

Thanks TRJ!



Now all I need to do is find that damned boat prop!

Maybe it was a temple game prop? It sure looks like it....

I FOUND THE BOAT!!!

It was a Temple Game prop PPF/Paintbrush.

It's from from the 1st game of the episode "The Bonnet of Dolly Madison":



I kinda got lucky though, because I was looking at the preview thumbnails for other Legends episodes on YouTube while watching "The Golden Earring of Henry Morgan" and the prop was in the thumbnail for Madison.

[NikoMetsPlus]

Good catch! I would have never have found the boat.

Going wwwaaaayyyy back to that "Danger" sign. It can also be found in the Temple Walkthrough during Thornwood Gavel of Judge Roy Bean. The odd thing about that temple walkthrough is that the white object in the Shrine isn't there, the Gavel is in the (un-lit) Jester's Court, and the whole sequence sounds, well, original.

Most every temple walkthrough in Season 3 was re-recorded, it's the same shots and Olmec sounds the same. Judge Roy Bean was an exception, everything sounds (and looks) different.

[The Red Jaguars]

Good catch! I would have never have found the boat.

Going wwwaaaayyyy back to that "Danger" sign. It can also be found in the Temple Walkthrough during Thornwood Gavel of Judge Roy Bean. The odd thing about that temple walkthrough is that the white object in the Shrine isn't there, the Gavel is in the (un-lit) Jester's Court, and the whole sequence sounds, well, original.

Most every temple walkthrough in Season 3 was re-recorded, it's the same shots and Olmec sounds the same. Judge Roy Bean was an exception, everything sounds (and looks) different.

Episodes 5-8 in Season 3 (Chandragupta, Lion-Slashed Jacket, Bandit Queen, and Thornwood Gavel) all use a different temple rundown compared to the rest of Season 3. These temple rundowns actually have the artifacts (like the Thornwood Gavel) present during the footage of the walkthrough of the temple. The other Season 3 episodes did not show their respective artifacts in their rooms. Only the episodes from the second day of Season 3 did. The "white object" you see in the Shrine is in fact the "Secret Map of the Bandit Queen" artifact. It can be found in every other Season 3 episode except episodes 5-8.

Also, the very first day of Season 3 also uses a longer temple walkthrough footage. Episodes like William the Conqueror, War Fan, and Sir Gawain have a longer temple walkthrough than the rest of Season 3 temple runs. Like they will actually show the camera climbing down into the Chamber of the Sacred Markers.

[NikoMetsPlus]

Great info, Stone Marker.

I'm not sure if I liked how everything was pre-recorded during the temple walkthrough in Season 3. I'm not sure if I like that Olmec sounded the same during every walkthrough....

One thing Season 3 did a great job in was adding really good extra sound-effects during segments, like the clock ticking during the Steps, and the room sound effects during the temple walkthrough.

[The Red Jaguars]

Yeah, I wasn't a fan of the pre-recorded temple rundowns either in Season 3. I liked them a lot better in Season 1 and 2 where Olmec narrated every single one. They were definitely fun in Season 2 when Olmec would change it up at times like the famous "SHHHHHRRRRRRIIIINNNNEEEE OF THE SILVER MONKEY". There was also times he had this awesome chuckle when talking about Medusa's Lair. But yeah, Season 3 had some cool sound effects for sure. Although they removed some cool ones to like the Jester's Court laugh.

[NikoMetsPlus]

That's true. The Jester's Court laugh was pretty fun. Especially if it was a dramatic run. One room that had some cool sound effects was the Lightning Ball Room. Even though it was only heard twice, the electricity chime that played once the cords were all plugged in was really epic. Of course, the best sound effect was hearing all the doors un-lock, that gave me chills.