Dolan sends Flash on a quest to Frigia to rescue the queen, who's been encased in ice. Meanwhile, Terek reveals his true identity to Ming; and Dale prepares to go public with a news story about Mongo.
Ming's troops are on a mission to steal ice from Frigia, so he enlists the Zurn to serve as his army when Terek and his followers invade Nascent City. Meanwhile, Flash, his friends and parents ...
Terek prepares to seize Ming's throne. Meanwhile, Rankol's allegiance to the Celetroph monks is discovered; Aura's birthstone reveals her mother; Dale and Norah evade government agents; and Flash ...
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Title: Flash Gordon: A Modern Space Opera (2007–2008)
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Hometown Celebrity Steven "Flash" Gordon discovers a secret his father tried desperately to keep hidden. He then embarks on a journey to another dimension in hopes of finding his father who was believed to be killed in a fire. Flash becomes involved with the struggles of Planet Mongo. A tyrannical leader controls the only source of clean water on the planet. Flash makes many allies during his struggles leading to a Revolution. Written by epcnb86
As with a lot of first or second episodes the acting was so-so. Some of the actors can deliver their lines fine, but some are very wooden.
The BIG question is what is going on with Gina Holden (who plays Dale Arden)? She looks positively anorexic.
There are a couple of scenes with Ginawere her arms and back are shown and you can tell she must have an eating disorder or be very sick.
Do viewers really like skinny models to this extreme?
Hopefully the characters will gel after a few episodes.
I agree with a couple of other people that the show should add more humor, especially campy style humor.