Ep 28. Not Yet Begun to Fight
- TVY
- November 6, 2002
- 23 min
In the season 1 episode 28 of the animated historical fiction series Liberty's Kids, titled "Not Yet Begun to Fight," viewers follow the journey of John Paul Jones, a brave and adventurous naval commander, as he leads a daring attack against the British navy. The episode explores the challenges and triumphs of the American Revolution, highlighting the bravery and determination of those who fought for America's independence.
The episode begins with Sarah Phillips and James Hiller, two young reporters and allies of the American Revolution, travelling on a ship to France to deliver an important message to Benjamin Franklin, who is stationed there as the American ambassador. During their voyage, they encounter John Paul Jones, a skilled and daring naval commander, who agrees to help them deliver the message and protect them from any danger they might face on the journey.
As they continue their journey, Jones tells Sarah and James about his mission to capture a British ship and disrupt British supply lines. Despite the many risks involved, Jones is determined to succeed and chooses a small and agile vessel, the Bonhomme Richard, for the attack.
The battle is fierce and intense, with the British ship HMS Serapis putting up a strong resistance. However, Jones and his crew persevere, firing at the enemy ship relentlessly and refusing to back down. As the battle rages on, Sarah and James watch from a safe distance and report on the events unfolding before them.
Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to historical accuracy and an engaging storyline that highlights the tension and unpredictability of battle. The voice acting is excellent, with the actors delivering their lines with enthusiasm and conviction. The animations are top-notch, capturing the look and feel of the time period perfectly. The soundtrack is also well-done, adding to the tension and excitement of the battle scenes.
Overall, "Not Yet Begun to Fight" is a thrilling and dramatic episode of Liberty's Kids, showcasing the bravery and determination of those who fought for America's independence. It is a must-watch for anyone interested in history or animated television shows.
