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|epname = A Star to Guide Them | |epname = A Star to Guide Them | ||
|epdate = 1996-12-21 | |epdate = 1996-12-21 | ||
|firstwatched = | |firstwatched = 2025-09-16 | ||
|thoughts = }} | |thoughts = In the last Xena I watched I said the people at the end were Joseph/Mary/Jesus in all but name, and this pulls the same. Iolaus and a few other guys having mystical dreams from a high power and in the end are implied to be the wise men of legend visiting Jesus's birth. | ||
Early in the episode Iolaus is kind of down about only being seen as Hercules's sidekick and wondering when he himself will be seen as doing something important. Ignoring the past times he's done just that, this episode seems like it's supposed to answer that question... but I don't think I'd agree. God only had to send out three dreams, and since one of them was Iolaus he knew he'd get Hercules as part of the package. Maybe it would be a godly faux-pas to _directly_ call on a demigod son of Zeus for assistance.}} | |||
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|epnum = 310 | |epnum = 310 | ||