Hercules/Xena were already pretty campy to start with. Parodying shows that didn't take themselves seriously from the get-go doesn't really seem useful.

So far, none of the clips of this show has made chuckle. But I love the premise and I hope once I watch an episode I'll actually get some genuine laughs.

In the meantime, I think "Dohar:Lord of Beasts" from channel01.com hit this type of spoof better.

http://channel101.com/shows/view.php?media_id=1787

I had my doubts too, but it is genuinely funny, as is pointed out here:

http://www.bamkapow.com/bam-kapow-reviews-krod-mandoon-and-the-flaming-sword-of-fire--2892-p.html

I think I'm looking forward to this with cautious optimism. I hope it's good, but i"m not expecting too much.

http://www.joenthetube.com

She's hot, I want to see "everything".

I liked non-picked-up Adult Swim pilot Korgath of Barbaria better in this vein; it had a very nice Ralph Bakshi-like quality to the animation that fit the low-fantasy genre a bit better than live-action.

He picks his projects with the utmost care and discrepancy, that Rhys-Davies.

Yeah, I'm willing to give it a shot based on...wait, is that sarcasm?

Say what you want about Rhys-Davies, he got in on sliders when it was awesome and jumped ship the second it turned bad. I'll give him props for that at least.

I'm hoping that it will be slightly reminiscent of Monty Python's style of humor... in the vein of Holy Grail, specifically... if not I won't be dissatisfied, because let's face it, anything will be better than Carlos Mencia and Dane Cook stand-up specials.

The fact that Korgoth of Barbaria didn't get picked up while Adult Swim is brimming with truly awful and unfunny shows is a travesty of Firefly-esque proportions.