Season 3 (1995)

Season 3 Filmed February 18—March 11, 1995 First Episode The Bifocal Monocle of One-Eyed Jack (Production Order) The Jeweled Scabbard of Sforza (Broadcast Order) Final Episode The Lion-Headed Bracelet of Chandragupta (Broadcast Order) The Jewel-Encrusted Egg of Catherine the Great (Production Order) Previous Season Season 2 (1994) Next Season Season 4 (2021-2022) Legends of the Hidden Temple Season 3 aired from July 3 to September 15, 1995. Production Dates Day Date Day 1 02/18/1995 Day 2 02/24/1995 Day 3 02/25/1995 Day 4 02/26/1995 Day 5 03/03/1995 Day 6 03/04/1995 Day 7 03/05/1995 Day 8 03/09/1995 Day 9 03/10/1995 Day 10 03/11/1995 Episodes Episode Production # Broadcast # Airdate The Bifocal Monocle of One-Eyed Jack 81 92 07/18/1995 The Comet-Embroidered Battle Flag of William the Conqueror 82 84 07/06/1995 The War Fan of the 47 Rōnin 83 87 07/11/1995 The Much-Heralded Helmet of Sir Gawain 84 108 08/23/1995 The Lion-Headed Bracelet of Chandragupta 85 120 09/15/1995 The Lion-Slashed Jacket of Sacagawea 86 86 07/10/1995 The Secret Map of the Bandit Queen 87 109 08/24/1995 The Thornwood Gavel of Judge Roy Bean 88 90 07/14/1995 The Snow Cone of Mount Kilimanjaro 89 103 08/16/1995 The Upside-Down Compass of Henry Hudson 90 95 07/21/1995 The Bent Shaving Pan of Jedediah Smith 91 104 08/17/1995 The Marble Armrest of Xerxes 92 88 07/12/1995 The Smashed Printing Plate of Frederick Douglass 93 89 07/13/1995 The Mystical Spellbook of the Imperial Wizard 94 94 07/20/1995 The Useless Map of the Chibcha Chieftain 95 107 08/22/1995 The Golden Spider Web of Robert the Bruce 96 93 07/19/1995 The Discarded Seal of Ivan the Terrible 97 83 07/05/1995 The Mysterious Manuscript of Mary Shelley 98 91 07/17/1995 The Dried Apple Half of William Tell 99 102 08/15/1995 The Missing Portrait of Hans Holbein 100 96 08/07/1995 The Ivory Hunting Horn of Roland 101 110 08/25/1995 The Royal Torque of Queen Boadicea 102 115 09/08/1995 The Lost Hornpipe of the Pirate Captain 103 82 07/04/1995 The Enormous Feather of the Mê Linh 104 97 08/08/1995 The Red Sash of Tokugawa Ieyasu 105 105 08/18/1995 The Broken Trident of Poseidon 106 99 08/10/1995 The Lily-Crested Crown of Clovis I 107 101 08/14/1995 The Mussel Shell Armor of Apanuugpak 108 119 09/14/1995 The Metal Beard of the Egyptian Queen 109 116 09/11/1995 The Mummified Hand of the Egyptian King 110 114 09/07/1995 The Lost Taj Mahal Turban of Aurangzeb 111 106 08/21/1995 The Melted Head of Madame Tussaud 112 118 09/13/1995 The Pearl Necklace of Gwalior 113 112 09/05/1995 The Bullet-Riddled Handbag of Belle Boyd 114 85 07/07/1995 The Lost Whale Bone of Pytheas 115 113 09/06/1995 The Dried Ear of Corn of Sojourner Truth 116 100 08/11/1995 The Jeweled Scabbard of Sforza 117 81 07/03/1995 The Good Luck Watch of Empress Eugénie 118 111 09/04/1995 The Ruby Earring of Benzavov 119 117 09/12/1995 The Jewel-Encrusted Egg of Catherine the Great 120 98 08/09/1995 Trivia The door connecting the third column to the Jester's Court was removed due to a lack of space in the Room of the Ancient Warriors. The intro is mostly the same as Season 2 but with some differences: The monkey sounds at the beginning were replaced with bats, there is a jittery camera pan around Olmec's Temple, and the logo explodes after it is formed. Kirk Fogg swings in from the right and lands on the set afterwards. The gongs have a big deeper sound when rung. The King's Storeroom is relocated to the shaft top room. The whole "Legends of the Hidden Temple" set underwent a massive change by adding six torches to the moat, jungle animal decorations, a floor mural, and the Pharaoh's Secret Passage. The Nickelodeon housefly logo is added after the Stone Stanley logo. This is one of only two seasons which uses only one Temple Layout. The other being Season 4 with Temple Layout XVI. Because of that, this season has the longest lasting layout of the entire show. This was the last season to: Be shot in SD (standard definition). Have 40 episodes. Air on Nickelodeon. Be taped at Nickelodeon Studios. Be hosted by Kirk Fogg. Have 30-minute episodes. Have legends based on real people. The Green Monkeys have grabbed the most artifacts this season, with six. The Purple Parrots have grabbed the fewest artifacts this season, with one. Promo Photos Credits Portions of this program not affecting the outcome of the competition, have been edited. The following companies have paid for or provided prizes for promotional consideration: Acclaim Entertainment, Inc., Aeromexico, Aiwa America, Inc. American Home Entertainment, Anheuser Busch Theme Parks, Arachnid, Inc., Bahamas Princess Resort and Casino, Bauer, Best Western Gateway Hotel, Best Western Hanalei Hotel, Best Western Hotel de Cortes, Best Western Hotel Majestic, Best Western Oceanwalk Suites, Best Western Outrigger Waikiki Tower, Best Western Pink Shell Beach Resort, Best Western Victorian Inn, Big Red Boat, Bollinger Fitness, California Aquarium Supply, Casio, Cheeca Lodge, Florida Keys, Dynacraft Industries, First Team Sports, Inc., Franklyn D. Resort, General Sportcraft Company, Ltd., Golden Tulip St. Martin Beach Resort, Hart Enterprises, Huffy Bicycle Company, Kiawan Island Resort, Kitty Hawk Kites, Koho, Magnavox, Monarch Ski Resort - Colorado, Nash Manufacturing, Inc., Outdoor Products, Palm Island Resort, Palmer Paint Products, Inc., Panasonic Company, Phillips Media Family Entertainment, Pro Kennex, Regent Sports Corporation, Roseland Ranch, Royal Consumer Business Products, Sea Wake Resorts, Inc., Seneca Sports, Inc., Sevylor, Sheraton Key Largo / Dolphins Plus, Simulator Technology, Inc., SounDesign Division of SDI Technologies, Specialized, Superclubs Boscobel Beach, The Coleman Company, Thomson Consumer Electronics, Tornado Table Soccer, Inc., Traxxas Corporation, Uniconfis Company, Worldbook Educational Products, Zenith Electronics, Inc. Executive Producers: David G. Stanley, Scott A. Stone Producers: David M. Greenfield, Brennan Huntington Host: Kirk Fogg Announcer/Olmec: Dee Baker Directed by: Glenn Weiss Created by: David G. Stanley, Scott A. Stone, Stephen Brown Production Designer: Byron Taylor Lighting Designer: James Roh Carne Co-Producer/Writer: Jed Cohen Senior Stunt Producer: Todd A. Nelson Stunt Producers: Dennis Bader, Dave Cloutier, Kevin Cloutier Question Writer: Roberta Gignac Art Director: David Kahler Unit Manager: Coby Ann Pruzansky Associate Producer: Doug Deluca Production Coordinator: Krista Jacobsen Hoey Associate Director: Angela Visca Stunt Designer: Ulf Henriksson Post Production Coordinator: Darren Kane Booth P.A.: Kasha Rafkin Stage Managers: George Obergeoll, Robert J. Lory Music: The Music Machine Script Supervisor: Tamara Brinkman Production Accountants: Diane English, Eric LaPointe Audience Warm-Up: Tim Kincaid Contestant Coordinator: Andy Calandrino Talent Relations: Jennifer Van Der Molen, Amy Baker, Robert Zonfrelli Technical Manager: Jeff Wilson Technical Director: Peter Court Engineer in Charge: John Powell Graphics: Don St. Mars Editors: William J. Missett, Ley Wilson Sound Designer: Mark Schultz Audio: Jim Fay, Kris Barnes, Mike Small, Jim Van Winkle Re-Recording Mixer: NaNa Yalley Camera: Tom Hildreth, Mark Lynch, Melissa Lynch, Ken Kraus, Jim Scurti Utility: Steve Bunnell, Des Byrne, Jerry Meibos Video: Hans Muster Videotape: Mike Sherwood, Oscar D. Rodriguez Chyron: Francie Elikan, Fern Loory Props: Andrea Nusbaum, Bethany Berry, Tom Henry, Peter Jordan, Russel Rose, Ron Vale Electricians: Darrin Tindall, Alex Robinson, John Boyd, Mark Salter, Sean Torgue Staging: Charles Zelley, John Alexander, Claudio Aymat, Mike Brousseau, Rick Clark, Ivan Carlson, Scott Mahaney, Tom McTauge Wardrobe: Linda Walters, Christine Melvin Make-Up/Hair: Debra Rush Scenics: Debra Sassack, Rebecca Carlton, Matt Harris, Michelle Milavetz, Matt Soskin Assistant to the Executive Producers: Tania Klein Production Assistants: Ronn Hemke, Susanna Orencia, Amy G. Stevens, Daniel Wooden, Duane Chaffee, Collin Fowler, John Gallagher, Heather Godwin, Elisia Harkins, Brian Husarchik, Scott Jordan, Heather King, Mike Lupia, Tara Passander, Maria Quinnones, Romonda Shaver, Penny Stout, Kenneth Mitchell Tallier, Kristine Wendz Audience Coordinators: Joan Hagle, Jacquie Perry Nurse: Sandy Heisey Interns: Kristian Alexander, Sam Gaffin Post Production: Concept Plus Rigging by: Aerial Rigging, Rigs N Gigs Special Thanks to: Gwen Billings, Marjorie Cohn, Albie Hecht, Herb Scannell Production Manager for Nickelodeon: Chris Silveira Executive in Charge of Production for Stone Stanley: Heidi Cayn Executive in Charge of Production for Nickelodeon: Sal Maniaci A Stone Stanley Production In Association With Nickelodeon Studios Florida Copyright 1995 Viacom References