I hear ya.  And to think they were almost out of the cycle.  I was REALLY hoping to see the Shriveled Hand of Efoua and the War Fan of the 47 Ronin.  I know they're bad episodes, but I've never seen them before.

Yes Purple Parrots Fan, her name was Sarah Beckmeyer.

Hallie (The girl from The Useless Map of the Chibcha Chieftain)

What if we keep going listing players from the shows?

Yeah I suppose, but I already made one where the second runner finds both halves of her Pendant.  Can't change it now.

Just a few things to explain about The Rediscovery.  From the beginning, I was planning to make an independent fanfic series, rather than just a few episodes to contibute to the Season 4 or Season 5 fics I read when I was first ghosting the forum.  The Rediscovery basically remains the same as the original show, but there are a few subtle differences:

1. I'm not sure if this ever happened in the real show, but if there's friends or close relatives that are a boy and a girl and they audition together, they can choose to go on the same team or different teams on different episodes.
2. All the players’ first names are revealed at the beginning of each episode— their names appear in onscreen and Kirk reads their names as he introduces the teams.
3. Both players on each team are given with a microphone so they can answer at the Steps of Knowledge (in the actual show, only one player per team had a microphone).
4. The Temple Games, if timed, don't always last for 60 seconds— depending on the challenge, they might last for 30, 45, 60, or 90 seconds.
5. In Season 1 only, if one team gets the tiebreaker question wrong, the other automatically wins.
6. There will always be an opportunity to form two full Pendants of Life in each Temple Run— if a team only wins one Pendant in the Temple Games, two half Pendants are hidden in Olmec’s Temple for the second runner to pick up.
7. The third room from the left on the lower floor of the Temple contains three ventilation shafts that run between there and other rooms of the Temple.  A player may slide down to the third-bottom room if he finds one of these shafts and it’s unlocked, but may not enter a shaft from the third-bottom room to go the other way.
Finally, in the first two seasons, the price of each prize package is announced after Dee explains the vacation package, to emphasize the fact that the prizes aren't as crappy now— the episodes I've finished already which feature a team who records a victory give the winning team about 11 or 12 grand in prizes.

The episode guide for all three seasons is below.  Some of the Season 1 episodes share their names with historic figures that were written about in the real show, but that's because I wasn't fully aware of those episodes at the time— I stumbled across this forum before any of the websites which featured a full episode guide.  I've tried to replace the episodes which share their historic figures and/or artifacts with episodes used or planned for use by other writers as best as I could, but I apologize in advance if there are any near-duplicates in the future.

Episode Guide

Here's something about the way The Rediscovery is made.  The format is slightly different from the original show in terms of production. (If anyone watches Lingo on GSN, I've based the production format on that.) The first season is only 20 episodes long, but subsequent seasons consist of a whopping 65 episodes apiece.

Season 1 (July 2006)
Layout I
The Silver Angel Wing of Elizabeth I
The Lost Papyrus Scroll of the Poet Sage
The Missing Log Book of Tenzing Norgay
Roald Amundsen's Final Telegram

Layout II
The Half-Burnt Torch of Mary Tudor
The Paintbrush of Van Gogh
The Thorn Crown of Emperor Augustus
The Entrails-Stained Crown of William the Conqueror
The Spear of the Nine Samurai
The Feathered Headdress of Powhatan
The Holy Crucifix of Joan of Arc

Layout III
The Sacred Quill of Quetzalcoatl
The Cursed Scepter of Ramses
The Right Nostril of the Great Sphinx
Helen of Troy's Mystical Mirror
The Holy Ankh of the Egyptian Deity
The Golden Amulet of Nefertiti

Layout IV
The Royal Crown of Louis XIV
Henry the Navigator's Missing Maps
The Jeweled Sword of Charlemagne

Each season after the first consists of 60 regular episodes and then a five-episode Tournament of Champions, and has a sort of environment-related central theme.  Season 2 is the "Winter Season," which is reflected in the "frozen" plants and slightly chilled temperatures on the set.  The Moat is even solid ice for many of the crossings, and many of the Temple rooms are designed to resemble icy regions or at least have relevant objectives.  Olmec is also lit with blue lights in this season rather than the usual red-orange.

Season 2 (January 2007)
Layout V
The Coonskin Cap of Daniel Boone
The Dragon-Headed Medallion of Vlad Dracula
The Melted Lamp of Paul Revere (Used with permission from Olmec)
The Missing Map from the Catalan Atlas
The Sandal of Mohandas Gandhi
The Sheath of Pedro I of Brazil
The Stolen Crown of the False Dmitriy
The Unlucky Necklace of Harmonia

Layout VI
The Cork of Robert Hooke
The Dampened Diary of Olaudah Equiano
The Fabled Fortune-Telling Book of Tituba
The Fake Beard of the Immortal Bank Robber
The Helmet of Richard the Lion Heart
The Incomplete Painting of Titian
The Iron Helmet of Rurik
The Jeweled Lei of the Hawai?ian Queen
The Missing Signature of George Washington
The Sachem's Staff of King Philip
The Secret Journal of Niccolò Machiavelli
The Secret Treasure of Phoolan Devi
The Shackles of Grace O’Malley
The Stained Coat of François l’Ollonais
The Tattered Battle Flag of General Cornwallis
The Torch of Fujiwara no Nobuyori

Layout VII
Henrique Galvão and the Santa Maria
The Blue Royal Gown of Catherine of Braganza
The Broken Flask of Louis Pasteur
The Chalice of Vasco de Balboa
The Empty Spice Jar of Christopher Columbus
The Golden Grapes of Dionysus
The Imperial Seal of Justinian
The Missing Card of Dmitri Mendeleev
The Silver Gauntlet of the Black Prince
The Smashed Spit of Roche Braziliano
The Spiritual Scroll of Akhenaten
The Torn Message of Sarah Grimké
The Wanted Poster of the Gentleman Bushranger
Urashima Tar? and the Box of Lost Time

Layout VIII
Caligula's Horseshoe
Rutherford's Gold Foil
The Bonnet of Mercy Otis Warren
The Cracked Teacup of Elizabeth Cady Stanton
The Keys to Anne of Cleves's Palace
The Leather Holster of Wyatt Earp
The Lost Colony and the Croatoan Carving
The Magical Thread of Ariadne (Used with permission from The 49th Ronin)
The Priceless Treasure of the Conquistador

Layout IX
Nero's Half-Burnt Toga (Credit for the Moat crossing goes to Bluebarracuda7)
The 96th Thesis of Martin Luther
The Ace of Spades of Black Jack Ketchum
The Chinese Emperor and the Great Wall (Approved by The Bamboo Forest)
The Cross-Sectioned Map of the Winchester Mystery House (Credit for the Moat crossing goes to Bluebarracuda7)
The Golden Lighthouse of Demetrius of Pharos
The Great Seal of the Axumite King
The Lost Crown of Mbwila (Credit for the Moat crossing goes to Bluebarracuda7)
The Lost Love Letter of Joséphine Bonaparte
The Map to James Marshall's Treasure
The Navigation Plans of Sir Francis Drake (Credit for the Moat crossing goes to Bluebarracuda7)
The Revised Map of the New World
The Silver Earring of Captain Kidd (Used with permission from The Bamboo Forest)

Layout X— Tournament of Champions Layout
The Lion-Skin Cloak of Hercules (Semifinal)
The Burnt Treasures of Æneas (Semifinal)
The Jeweled Calix of Nebuchadnezzar (Semifinal)
The Mystical Staff of Okomfo Anokye (Semifinal)
The Sheath of Excalibur (Final Round)

Season 3 is the "Tropical Season." The set is lit with more yellow and orange lighting to simulate a jungle during the day rather than at night, and Olmec is lit only by a faint orange light.  As for small changes to the show formula, five episodes are now taped each day, the Temple Run prize values are no longer stated, and the Temple Games feature something new: Pendants of Life in the team colors will appear onscreen during the second and third games to help viewers keep track of teams' scores.

Season 3 (June 2010)

Layout XI
The Heart-Shaped Locket of Elizabeth of Bavaria
The Smashed Statue Piece of Thutmose
The Wedding Ring of King Shahryar
The Wolf-Skin Cloak of Victor of Aveyron
The Wooden Dragon Head of the Ormen Lange (Used with permission from The Bandit King)

Layout XII
Demetrius Ypsilanti and the Dame's Diamond Necklace
Savonarola's Torch
The Compact Calix of Cebu
The Emerald Earrings of Maria Theresa
The Inner-Seeking Stone of Confucius (Used with permission from Red Jaguars Fan)
The Inspirational Mask of Mozart
The Melted Candle of Edgar Allan Poe
The Missing Map from the Eureka Stockade
The Original Robe of the Emerald Buddha
The Secret Water Scroll of Nefermesi
The Thrown-Away Battle Plan of Pyrrhus
The Weaving Shuttle of Arachne (Used with permission from The Bandit King)
The White Flag of Tomiko Higa
The Written Draft of the Zimmermann Note
The Yamato Arrow of Empress Jing?

Layout XIII— Hawaiian Layout
?Iolani Palace's Missing Armrest
Ka?ahumanu's Favorite Gown
Lunalilo's Royal Crown
The Attack Plan of Minoru Genda
The Lost Letter to the Sacramento Union
The Missing Mast Piece of the Prisoner of War (Permission already granted by The Silver Monkey)
The Priceless Flute of Leleiohoku
The Replaced Hand of Ali?i?lani Hale
The Second Seashell of K?ne Milohai
The Stolen Lantern from the Aloha Tower

Layout XIV
The Amaranth Flower of Artemis
The Fourth Talisman of Amaterasu
The Ghostly Lantern of Saratoga
The Kingly Quiver of Sri Indraditya
The Mystical Cutlass of Eustace the Monk
The Page Fragment from the Kuthodaw Pagoda
The Pilfered Gold Coin of Christopher and Cosmas
The Shell Barrette of Aphrodite
The Tainted Tunic of Nessus
The Twig of Yggdrasil

Layout XV
Goethe's Lost Helmet
The Cracked Padrão of Bartolomeu Dias
The Priceless Tile from the Millions Room
The Pulverized Propeller Piece of Charles Ulm
The War Helmet of Ares

Layout XVI
Abbé Siéyès and the Discarded Pamphlet
The Beautiful Headdress of the Bodhisattva
The Discarded Cap of Sarah Edmonds
The Dragon-Skin Sash of Kazeryu
The Fang of Lord Ruthven
The Golden Shield of the Delian League
The Golden Ship of Peter the Great
The Ingenuine Jewels of the Impostor of Anastasia
The Mourning Gown of the Duchess of Hohenberg
The Preliminary Plans for the Forbidden City
The Smashed Crow's Nest of the Black Joke
The Stolen Statue Head from Wat Bang Phra
The Surviving Twig from Thor's Oak
The Zodiacal Pamphlet of Aleister Crowley
William Lloyd Garrison and the Missing Printing Plate

Layout XVII— Tournament of Champions II Layout
The Argonauts and the Golden Fleece
The Golden Dragon Statue of Xanadu
The Plumed Headband of Dingane
The Wedding Brooch of Jocasta
Sir Galahad and the Holy Grail

Player Interviews

• Heather Ogedengbe talks about her time as a Red Jaguar in "The Jeweled Sword of Charlemagne," the last aired episode of Season 1.
• Melissa Brown talks about making friends and dealing with a hint of embarrassment as a Silver Snake in Season 1's "The Holy Ankh of the Egyptian Deity."
• Kevin Buckley, a Silver Snake from Season 2, tells us about his appearance in "The Unlucky Necklace of Harmonia," a tough break of an episode.
• Andrea Cremonesi shares stories about her experience as a Green Monkey in "The Fabled Fortune-Telling Book of Tituba."
• Amber Paxton talks about becoming the first solo victor on the show as an Orange Iguana in "Henry the Navigator's Missing Maps."
• Dominik Somers tells us about some close calls and wild rides he faced as a Green Monkey in "The Ace of Spades of Black Jack Ketchum."

I have to disagree about Kinberly, she would've recorded a win if she didn't totally blank after grabbing the Trident.  I mean, she had plenty of time left.

Aaaaand?

Have to be two from each team color and cannot be the same team color when they apeared on the show.

You mean I can't pick more than two of any team color, right? (If so, good, that's how I planned the all-stars teams.)

Edited by Nicklegends so the quote works

Okay, I'm editing it now. (C'mon, I've seen most of the episodes only once or twice.  Plus I haven't seen about 25 or so.)

Ancient Forest

(Kirk accidently called the Dark Forest that in the Royal Torque of Queen Boadicea.)