Double Trouble (episode)

Double Trouble is the 111th episode of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.

(Ink & Paint DVD booklet description: A storm at Snake Mountain unearths a secret path leading to the Mirror of Moravad, an ancient mirror that can make an evil double of anyone. He-Man's old friend Kol Darr visits him at the Royal Palace. Deciding that Kol Darr could prove useful, Skeletor orders Beast Man to create a distraction. Evil-Lyn captures Kol Darr, and Skeletor uses the Mirror of Moravad to produce an evil double of him. The double rejoins He-Man and asks to see the inside of Castle Grayskull. Soon the evil Kol Darr is standing before the Guardian of the Secrets of Castle Grayskull...)

Moral
Man-At-Arms: "You know, sometimes we think of people as being all good or all bad. But we shouldn't. Very few people are all bad. It may be hard to find but if you look for it, chances are you'll find some good in almost everyone." Orko: "And the best way to start is to never judge anyone by the way they look but rather by what they do. Actions speak louder than words, or appearances. It's something to reflect on. So long."

Heroic Warriors

 * Prince Adam
 * He-Man
 * Man-At-Arms
 * Orko
 * Teela

Allies

 * Kol Darr
 * Shadow Master
 * Queen Marlena
 * Sorceress

Evil Warriors

 * Beast Man
 * Evil-Lyn
 * Skeletor

Cast

 * John Erwin as He-Man/Prince Adam, Beast Man, Kol Darr and Kol Darr's double
 * Alan Oppenheimer as Skeletor, Skeletor's double and Man-At-Arms
 * Linda Gary as Teela, Evil-Lyn and the Sorceress
 * Lou Scheimer (credited as Erik Gunden) as Orko, Guardian of the Secret of Castle Grayskull and Messengers
 * Erika Scheimer as unnamed background villagers
 * Jay Scheimer (uncredited) as Queen Marlena

Behind the Scenes

 * Script was approved June 22, 1984 and final script revision took place July 23, 1984.
 * Writer J. Michael Straczynski intended Kol Darr to be an addition to the Heroic Warriors in future stories.

Continuity

 * The animation of Skeletor leaping out of frame was previously used in The Cosmic Comet.
 * In Mistaken Identity, the character of Karil refers to He-Man's battle with the Sand Crawlers from this story.