Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea/YMMV
- Non Sequitur Scene: The pirate song. Particularly true when it was just dropped into an episode which the pirates otherwise didn't appear in .
- However the very concept of various historical eras more or less repeating or just happening bellow the surface of the earth with historical characters , in often very surreal enviroments , could be considered a very huge B.L.A.M. , as it is never explained how Demosthenes can be alive or how underground cavern worlds have their own skies . This includes Galileo living inside a living crystal , on a floating island which is too small to sustain an actual population of any sort , yet it houses three blue skinned judges and an entiere army of blue soldiers . Galileo is the only human looking character .
- The episode is notable as a whole , because the Judges simply stat that the intrusion of the gang into the living crystal was so implausible that it simply never happened .
- Particularly notable is the moment when a gigantic cigarete falls on Nasty Max.....for no aparent reason other then to provide slapstick.
- However the very concept of various historical eras more or less repeating or just happening bellow the surface of the earth with historical characters , in often very surreal enviroments , could be considered a very huge B.L.A.M. , as it is never explained how Demosthenes can be alive or how underground cavern worlds have their own skies . This includes Galileo living inside a living crystal , on a floating island which is too small to sustain an actual population of any sort , yet it houses three blue skinned judges and an entiere army of blue soldiers . Galileo is the only human looking character .
- Ear Worm: This series was particularly obnoxious about this. In the first season, the pirates would always sing their theme song at the beginning of each episode even if they didn't appear in that episode. If they did appear in that episode, they would sing the whole thing again! In the second season, Bic and Bac would always sing their theme song in the middle of each episode, even if it had no relevance to whatever was going on at the moment.