Jack Stiles, American spy stationed on a South Pacific island in the early 19th century, teams up with no nonsense British agent Emilia Rothschild to stop Napoleon's colonizing efforts. Jack's alter ego is the Zorro-esque Daring Dragoon.
When Croque must satisfy his newly-returned wife or lose the governorship of Palau-Palau, Jack and Emilia accidentally break Emilia's love potion and they must fight its effects in order to complete ...
Napoleon has come to Pulau-Pulau looking for a bride, and he selects Emilia. Can Jack stop the marriage?
When Emilia is hit on the head and loses her memory after hiding a stolen land deed, Jack convinces her she is a a fun-loving party girl and lives to regret it as he tries to find the deed.
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Title: Jack of All Trades (2000)
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| Bruce Campbell | ... | Daring Dragoon / ... 22 episodes, 2000 | |
| Angela Marie Dotchin | ... | Mrs. Emilia Smythe Rothschild 22 episodes, 2000 | |
| Stuart Devenie | ... | Governor Croque / ... 22 episodes, 2000 | |
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Stephen Papps | ... | Captain Brogard 22 episodes, 2000 |
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Shemp Wooley | ... | Voice of Jean-Claude 13 episodes, 2000 |
American spy/adventurer Jack Stiles is sent by Thomas Jefferson to the tiny South Pacific island of Polau Polau to work with British spy Emilia Rothschild to stop the advances of the French Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte in his bid for world conquest. Written by <thehand@teleport.com>
JACK OF ALL TRADES is mostly fun and spectacle, in the twenty minutes of each episode we have great slapstick as only Bruce Campbell can do, great swordfights, really bad ( but funny, often politically incorrect ) one-liners, talking parrots, jokes about the french and to summarize it, it can be very immature. But good executed. So a whole lot of fun. It's comparable to Brisco County in the fact that modern inventions are often used as deus ex machina, but it is not as emotionally. The whole setting reminds more of the Wild,Wild West Movie than of Brisco. The guests are great fun, for instance Verne Troyer as Napoleon goes where Mini-me of Austin Powers not even dared to.
Watch it for the fun of it.