| A Sultan Worth His Salt | |
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| Season 2, Episode 51 | |
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| Air date | November 19, 1994 |
| Written by | Mirith J. Colao |
| Directed by | Rob LaDuca |
| Episode guide | |
| Previous Episode 60: Egg-stra Protection |
Next Episode 62: Heads, You Lose |
Summary[]
When Jasmine is captured by a clan of warrior women who desire her allegiance, the Sultan is determined to save his daughter himself. Aladdin and the others, however, are a little apprehensive about letting the Sultan come along, but they have no choice. Jasmine, meanwhile, is forced to undergo a number of "initiation tests", during all of which she tries and nearly succeeds in escaping.
As Jasmine races down the center of falling columns, Aladdin and the others blunder through the world of the warrior women, often falling into traps and getting stuck. During a moment of frustration, Aladdin declares to Genie, "How am I supposed to rescue Jasmine when I'm always rescuing him [the Sultan]?" to which the Sultan flares that he'll find Jasmine on his own and takes off, but not without Genie on his tail. In the final confrontation, it's the Sultan who saves the day and Aladdin learns not to underestimate his future father-in-law.
Plot[]
When Jasmine is captured by a clan of warrior women who desire her allegiance, the Sultan is determined to save his daughter himself. Aladdin and the others, however, are a little apprehensive about letting the Sultan come along, but they have no choice. Jasmine, meanwhile, is forced to undergo a number of "initiation tests", during all of which she tries and nearly succeeds in escaping. As Jasmine races down the center of falling columns, Aladdin and the others blunder through the world of the warrior women, often falling into traps and getting stuck. During a moment of frustration, Aladdin declares to Genie, "How am I supposed to rescue Jasmine when I'm always rescuing him [the Sultan]?" to which the Sultan flares that he'll find Jasmine on his own and takes off, but not without Genie on his tail. In the final confrontation, it's the Sultan who saves the day, and Aladdin learns not to underestimate his future father-in-law.
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Trivia[]
- When Genie is retracing his steps as the Sultan, he begins speaking backwards in the Sultan's voice. If one were to reverse the clip, Genie actually says "Once I'm captured, the rest of you can follow me straight to Jasmine."