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Octavia Blake & Zoe Monroe, The 100
The Crow: Stairway to Heaven - Syndication - September 25, 1998 - May 22, 1999
Dark Fantasy (22 episodes)
Running Time: 60 minutes
Cast:
Mark Dacascos as Eric Draven/The Crow
Marc Gomes as Daryl Albrecht
Sabine Karsenti as Shelly Webster
Katie Stuart as Sarah Mohr
Recurring:
Lynda Boyd as Darla Mohr
Jon Cuthbert as David Vincennes
Christina Cox as Jessica Capshaw
John Pyper-Ferguson as Jason "Top Dollar" Danko
John Tench as "T-Bird"
Julie Dreyfus as India Reyes
Gaetana Korbin as Shea Marino
Suleka Mathew as Cordelia Warren
Ty Olsson as George "Funboy" Jamieson
Darcy Laurie as Mark "Tin-Tin" Tremayne
Kadeem Hardison as Skull Cowboy
Bobbie Phillips as Hannah Foster/Talon
Sorted caps from The Crow: Stairway to Heaven
Darla Mohr - Lynda Boyd ~#2800
Darryl Albrecht - Marc Gomes ~#25000
Eric Draven - Mark Dacascos ~#45000
Hannah Foster - Bobbie Phillips ~#4000
Jessica Capshaw - Christina Cox ~#5400
Louise Moran - Gaetana Korbin ~#2700
Sarah Mohr - Katie Stuart ~#10700
Shelly Webster - Sabine Karsenti ~#6000
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Tamara (2005)
ESE: 15/100
50 -10 for creepy teacher even though it’s just a dream -5 for random bullying -5 for trying to kiss a teacher +5 for teacher sticking up for her +5 for tarot cards in her locker +5 for Roger the nerdy kid -10 because love spells NEVER go well -10 for cruelty +10 for Chloe trying to stick up for her -10 for murdering Tamara +10 for being hot as part of your revenge -5 for coming after Roger first because he was scared to stand up for her, especially when she was the exact same way -10 for messing with Mr. Natolly’s wife +5 for Tamara’s red dress -10 for Natolly killing himself and yanking Tamara down with him
Cassandra <3 I love her.
Self-awareness: Asserting that you are your own person
One of the best things I love about ‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ is the strong and substantial morals they have at the end of the episodes. Particularly those in the comedy episodes stand out to me. They may seem cheesy at a glance, but take the one in the season 6 episode, ‘Many Happy Returns’, for example. There is a female character that was raised to be a virgin sacrifice to the gods, and she doesn’t quite understand as to why that is a bad thing. She is psychologically conditioned to believe that the loss of her own life would be to save it and keep her soul pure. As is the belief of many religious zealot cults back in those times.
This scene in particular is significant to talk about as a lot of people really do struggle with being their own person and following their own guide. Being their own leader and walking their own path in life. Being assertive and thinking for themselves. It’s tough for them because they are bombarded with all these doctrine conditioning's from religion, school, work, and many other different social circles. They’re always around these social circles that they just can’t be themselves because they’re constantly being asked to be something beyond what they already are or do something different to what they’re already doing and may enjoy doing. There’s always these ridiculously high standards and expectations to follow. Reaching these high standards, whether it be for a school grade or a work promotion or simply just to be taken seriously by their family, makes them feel like they’re just not good enough to their family or society.
This is an important topic to talk about and too few are talking about it. I’m glad Xena did, even if only briefly. It’s enough to take the message in and realize for yourself that it is possible to follow your own intuition, and that you’re probably better off doing so because you’re not asked to achieve something more than what you already have or be something more than you already are, unless you feel it’s best that you should and it will make you feel good to do that at your own time and pace. It’s very difficult and stressful to comply to anybody else’s expectations but your own. It’s even difficult to meet your own expectations and achieve everything you want for yourself. But at least that’s a lot more realistic than the former because you don’t have to be something that you’re not to do it.
BONUS: “Always let your conscience be your guide.” - Jiminy Cricket