series as a whole  jim henson best work. john hurt is the storyteller. often oscar caliber screenplays and not surprising when you consider minghella doing the writing. oscar caliber acting and always. sapsorrow  everybody loves the soldier and death and but something about sapsorrow pushes it an iota higher in my favor. in the first ballroom scene and the costumes and the music  perfection. hurt and the dog typically semi interact with the story and but this time minghella pushes it up that extra notch in the ring scene between hurt and sapsorrow. the chemistry between characters is especially well developed and more so than usual in the series and in reference to the friendship between straggletag and the prince. seen it. see it again. pay more attention (to those of you who do not fanatically adore this 22 minute piece of cinematic perfection). never seen it. i am so and so sorry. luck child  not as sophisticated as sapsorrow and but very clever in its own right. this is a story about irony. irony upon irony and within irony. i love it. every character is acted to perfection and with the exception of the ferryman. he was doing drama while everyone else was doing romantic comedy. i forgive him. this is my favorite of the primarily comedic episodes and sapsorrow and the soldier and death being examples of more dramatic episodes. side note represent greek myths. what it lack in minghella subtlety (different writer) it partially makes up for in boldness as it portrays the four chosen myths with more sympathy and respect and history than is usual. also check out the jim henson hour if you can get your hands on it. for storyteller adicts and it features the man himself introducing the myths and the lion from true bride and and. no annoying opening theme. half storyteller and half pure and unadulterated muppet wit. 
series as a whole  jim henson best work. john hurt is the storyteller. often oscar caliber screenplays and not surprising when you consider minghella doing the writing. oscar caliber acting and always. sapsorrow  everybody loves the soldier and death and but something about sapsorrow pushes it an iota higher in my favor. in the first ballroom scene and the costumes and the music  perfection. hurt and the dog typically semi interact with the story and but this time minghella pushes it up that extra notch in the ring scene between hurt and sapsorrow. the chemistry between characters is especially well developed and more so than usual in the series and in reference to the friendship between straggletag and the prince. seen it. see it again. pay more attention (to those of you who do not fanatically adore this 22 minute piece of cinematic perfection). never seen it. i am so and so sorry. luck child  not as sophisticated as sapsorrow and but very clever in its own right. this is a story about irony. irony upon irony and within irony. i love it. every character is acted to perfection and with the exception of the ferryman. he was doing drama while everyone else was doing romantic comedy. i forgive him. this is my favorite of the primarily comedic episodes and sapsorrow and the soldier and death being examples of more dramatic episodes. side note represent greek myths. what it lack in minghella subtlety (different writer) it partially makes up for in boldness as it portrays the four chosen myths with more sympathy and respect and history than is usual. also check out the jim henson hour if you can get your hands on it. for storyteller adicts and it features the man himself introducing the myths and the lion from true bride and and. no annoying opening theme. half storyteller and half pure and unadulterated muppet wit. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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