UPDATE: there was an audio goof in this episode (forgot to delete some of the additional Eira lines, d’oh), but it has been fixed. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Today’s episode: Zeroth the Hunter continues his search for Steve and Uncle Shameless, and when he finds them things get nasty.
In our last episode: The Hawk King’s spies, the raven twins Delu and Uled hire a team of Hunters, called The Five, to aid them in their search for Steve and Uncle Shameless.
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Cast:
Daniel J. Hogan
(Host, Narrator, Characters)
Robin Hudson
(Eira the pelican)
Next Time on The Magic of Eyri (11.08.09): Round Two!
Ramblings: Zeroth’s thinking that the number six printed on Steve’s shoes is his name is a reference to the TV show The Prisoner. The main character’s name is Number Six. There are plenty of references to the show scattered throughout The Magic of Eyri. When Steve and Uncle Shameless are tossed Cell Six in the Hawk King’s castle, that is another reference–as is the description of the what the prisoner sharing the cell with them is wearing.
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