G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece

"G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece"
Attribution
Writer(s)	Flint Dille & Richard Merwin
Production company	Sunbow Productions
Season	2
Original airdate	October 27, 1986
General information
Continuity	A Real American Hero animated continuity
Series	G.I. Joe
Preceded by	Ninja Holiday
Followed by	The Most Dangerous Thing in the World

ENTER BRIEF SYNOPSIS

Detailed summary

Featured Characters

G.I. Joe	Cobra	Others
Hawk Sgt. Slaughter Beach Head Lady Jaye Gung-Ho Life Line Lift Ticket Wet Suit Leatherneck Slip-Stream Snake Eyes Dusty Recondo Dial-Tone(voice only)	Baroness Dr. Mindbender Vipers StratoViper	King Augeas

Featured Vehicles & Equipment

G.I. Joe	Cobra
U.S.S. Flagg Tomahawk Conquest X-30	Night Raven C.L.A.W. Flight Pod Moray Terror Drome

Other notes

Animation and/or technical glitches

• In one scene Lifeline is show holding a gun, which goes against his principles of pacifism.

Real-world references

• King Augeas
• Suez Canal
• Middle-east
• Greek Fire
• Jason and the Argonauts
• Asclepius
• Heracles

Miscellaneous trivia

• Ancient Greek is indeed markedly different (and harder to learn) than modern Greek. It was composed of four distinct dialects: Ionic, Doric, Aeolic, and Arcadocypriot. More often than not, when someone mentions "Ancient Greek", they are referring to the Attic variant of Ionic spoken by Athenians.
• Hawk is observing the battle from the flagship while the Cobra leaders are fighting in the battle. How is that supposed to inspire the Joes?
• The Strato-Viper acting as Dr. Mindbender's gunner is voiced by a woman. Is this an earlier appearance of Raven?

References

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