Mirror 

After a routine stop at an inn, both Richard and Kahlan start having alternating moments of uncharacteristic behavior. Can they find out the cause before Zeddicus returns or Darken Rahl's minions catch them?

Director:

Jonathan Brough

Writers:

Terry Goodkind (novel), Stephen Tolkin

Stars:

Craig Horner, Bridget Regan, Bruce Spence

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Craig Horner	...	Richard Cypher
Bridget Regan	...	Kahlan Amnell
Bruce Spence	...	Zeddicus Zu'l Zorander
Jason Hoyte	...	Gwildor
Claire Chitham	...	Bianca
Steve Rodgers	...	Frytss
Jacque Drew	...	Clayre
John Atkinson	...	Captain Krimmel
Debbie Newby-Ward	...	Ella (as Debbie Newby)
Timothy Raby	...	Mayor
Tandi Wright	...	Mord 'Sith
Cameron Douglas	...	Skellum
Joel Herbert	...	Guard
Emlyn Williams	...	Patron

Storyline

After a routine stop at an inn, both Richard and Kahlan start having alternating moments of uncharacteristic behavior. Can they find out the cause before Zeddicus returns or Darken Rahl's minions catch them?

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Plot Keywords:

mirror | identity theft | impostor | conspiracy | fraud | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Drama | Fantasy

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

25 April 2009 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Buckaroo Entertainment, Ghost House Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

43 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital (Dolby 5.1)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16 : 9

Did You Know?

Quotes

Kahlan Amnell: [Approaching the Daharan camp] It's not well-guarded. That's lucky.
Richard Cypher: You know what Zedd says, "A man who trusts in luck better have plenty of it".

User Reviews

S01Ep18 - "Mirror" - nice interplay of the characters

S01EP18 - "Mirror"; Kahlan's facial expressions when she realises what Richard has been doing with one of the other female characters is priceless - her reaction is beautifully acted.

However, all is not what it seems! An enjoyable story of identity and deception. The actors who play "Richard" and "Kahlan" take advantage of the opportunity to show different sides of their characters and hilarity ensues. They are able to play outside the norms of their characters - and get one over on the solitary Mord'Sith.

An entertaining episode, just the right side of parody, making much of the "identity-swap" trope. I enjoyed watching this light-hearted episode. Having come across this (2008-2010 vintage) "sword & sorcery" adventure in early 2018, I regard the series as being a cut above the run-of-the-mill similar series.