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Heroes is the eighteenth episode of the first season of The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest.

Premise[]

Jonny attempts to rebuilt a broken statue head of Apollo in Questworld. However, Surd also takes an interest in the statue and plans to use it in another nefarious scheme to make trouble for the Quest Team.

Synopsis[]

The episode begins at Jonny and Jessie's school, where class is dismissed for the day. The teacher assigns an essay on heroes for the students to complete during spring break (must to their consternation).

Characters[]

Main characters:

Supporting characters:

  • None

Villains:

Other characters:

  • Teacher (single appearance)
  • Bandit (mentioned)
  • Curator (single appearance)

Locations[]

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Cast[]

Heroes voice cast

Heroes voice cast

J.D. Roth Jonny Quest
Michael Benyaer Hadji Singh
Jesse Douglas Jessie Bannon
George Segal Dr. Benton Quest
Robert Patrick Race Bannon
Frank Welker Dr. Jeremiah Surd
Computer voice
Medusa
Megan Cavanagh Julia
Chick Vennera Lorenzo
S. Marc Jordan Worker
Curator
Iona Morris Teacher

Notes/trivia[]

  • Bandit is absent.
  • Closed captioning refers to the computer voice as Iris, yet the computer never spoke within Questworld, which has a female voice by B.J. Ward.
  • In her book Obsessive, Intrusive, Magical Thinking, author Marianne Eloise describes her traumatic experience of seeing the episode "Heroes" at four years old, and she says this episode's Medusa in "the single most horrific depiction of Medusa to ever exist."[1]

Goofs[]

  • In an attempt to be kid-friendly, the private area of the Apollo statue has been covered with a leaf, as if it was actually carved in.
  • Somehow Surd expects Bandit to get into Questworld. While he may have just been goading Jonny, it's still a pretty ridiculous thing to say.

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References[]

  1. Obsessive, Intrusive, Magical Thinking by Marianne Eloise; Icon Books, London, April 7, 2022; ISBN 978-1-78578-815-4; page 230. (Archive.org)
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