Hercules Episodes

Hercules Episode Guide

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TV Guide Spoiler: The 1995 debut episode, in which Herc has a score to settle with his evil stepmother Hera, who has killed his family. Meanwhile, an evil She-Demon is turning men to stone.
Directed By: Doug Lefler	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Aegina--Clare Carey Lycus--Mick Rose She-Demon--Nicky Mealings Alcmene--Elizabeth Hawthorne Thoas--Martyn Sanderson	High Priest--Eric Gruendemann Deianeira--Tawny Kitaen Pilgrim 1--Patrick Wilson Pilgrim 2--John Watson Temple Guard--Gordon Hatfield Tavern Thug--John Dybvig
Disclaimer: NONE

2. The Eye of the Beholder:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hera's nasty (and forlorn) Cyclops has changed the course of a river to irrigate the evil goddess's vineyard---leaving nearby villagers dry.
Directed By: John Kretchmer	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneous--Robert Trebor Scilla--Kim Michalis Cyclops--Richard Moll Atreus--Ken Blackburn Myles--Jim McLarty Evander--Donald Baigent	Castor--Michael Mizrahi The Ferret--Derek Ward Glaucus--David Press Executioner--Ray Woolf Head Sister--Nancy Schroder Inn Keeper--Ian Watkin Lout--Arch Goodfellow
Disclaimer: NONE

3. The Road to Calydon:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc shepherds a band of war refugees from a "cursed" town to a "charmed" city. But the curse may still be with one of them.
Directed By: Doug Lefler	Written By: Andrew Dettmann & Daniel Truly
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Tiresias--Norman Forsey Jana--Portia Dawson Broteas--John Sumner Ephadon--Peter Rowley Leda--Sela Brown Teles--Stephen Papps	Odeon--Andrew Kovacevich Hesame--Maggie Tarver Ixion--Christopher Saunoa Bounty Hunter--Julian Arahanga Leucosia--Emma Turner Old Man--Bruce Allpress
Disclaimer: NONE

4. The Festival of Dionysus:

TV Guide Spoiler: It's prince against prince, and the good one has Herc on his side as the evil one plots against their wise and kindly father.
Directed By: Peter Ellis	Written By: Andrew Dettmann & Peter Truly
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Tiresias--Norman Forsey Nestor--Jonathan Blick Pentheus--Warren Carl Marysa--Katrina Hobbs Gundrun--Todd Rippon King Iphicles--Noel Trevarthen Queen Camilla--Ilona Rodgers	Ancient Priest--Martyn Sanderson Clarin--Darren Warren Cletis--Danniel Warren Old Drunk--Bernard Moody Thug 1--John Mellor Thug 2--Michael Dwyer Pyturis--Arch Goodfellow
Disclaimer: NONE

5. Ares:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules confronts his half brother Ares, the god of war, in his attempt to prevent a teen-age boy from becoming one of the evil deity's soldiers.
Directed By: Harley Cokeliss	Written By: Steve Roberts
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Atalanta--Cory Everson Janista--Marise Wipani Aurelius--Callum Stembridge Ares--Mark Newnham Voice of Ares--Al Chalk	Titus--Peter Malloch Kid 1--Kelson Henderson Kid 2--Nick Clark Woman 1--Rebecca Hobbs Woman 2--Rebekah Mercer
Disclaimer: NONE

6. As Darkness Falls:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc vs. a nasty centaur, who comes bearing a grudge---and a cudgel provided by Hera.
Directed By: George Mendeluk	Written By: Robert Beilak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneous--Robert Trebor Nemis--Cliff Curtis Penelope--Jacqueline Collen Lyla--Lucy Lawless Deric--Peter Muller Craesus--Mark Ferguson	Marcus--Matthew Humphrey Tyron--Buzz Moller Cheris--Fiona Mogridge Mother--Maya Dalziel Brother 1--Jonathan Bell-Booth Brother 2--Mervyn Whitley, Jr.
Disclaimer: No Centaurs were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

7. Pride Comes Before A Brawl:

TV Guide Spoiler: A young woman looking to enlist Herc's aid in ridding her forest of thieving satyrs finds Iolaus instead---when the bad guys capture them both.
Directed By: Peter Ellis	Written By: Steve Roberts
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Lydia--Lisa Chappell Nemesis--Karen Witter Rankor--John Dybvig	Rak--Jeff Gane Boatman--David Scott Ugly on Bridge--B.J. Johns Fisherman--Eric Gruendemann
Disclaimer: No Hydras were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

8. The March to Freedom:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc saves a young woman from a slave trader by buying her. But her headstrong boyfriend gets the wrong idea.
Directed By: Harley Cokeliss	Written By: Adam Armus & Nora Kay Foster
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Ioluas--Michael Hurst Oi-Lan--Lucy Liu Cyrus--Nathaniel Lees Belus--Stig Eldred Alcmene--Elizabeth Hawthorn Mudu--Terry Batchelor Peplus--Robin Kora	Admeta--Margaret-Mary Hollins Gringus--Te Paki Cherrington Nasty Mother--Maya Dalziel Beautiful Girl--Joanna Barrett Lapithus--Christian Hodge Tmoulus--Peter Sa'ena-Brown Tapus--David Mercer
Disclaimer: NONE

9. The Warrior Princess:

TV Guide Spoiler: The "perfect woman" is waiting for Iolaus. Unfortunately, she's an evil, power-hungry warrior princess, who's using him to get Herc out of the way.
Directed By: Bruce Seth Green	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Xena--Lucy Lawless Alcmene--Elizabeth Hawthorne Petrakus--Bill Johnson Theodorus--Michael Dwyer	Estragon--Patrick Wilson Syreena--Rebecca Clark Villager--Bill Borlase Drinker 1--Eddie Campbell Drinker 2--Danny Lineham
Disclaimer: No animals were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

10. Gladiator:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc and Iolaus get themselves enslaved in order to reunite an aging gladiator with his wife and son.
Directed By: Garth Maxwell	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Menas Maxius--Ian Mune Postera--Alison Bruce Gladius--Tony Todd Felicita--Kyrin Hall Leutis--Stuart Turner Turkos--Nigel Harbrow	Spagos--Gabriel Prendergast Deianeira--Tawny Kitaen Bellicus--Jeffrey Thomas Rankus--Ray Bishop Highwayman--Jonathan Bell-Booth Toll Collector--Ian Miller Skoros--Mark Nua
Disclaimer: NONE

11. The Vanishing Dead:

TV Guide Spoiler: A civil war pits brother (he's the king) against sister, and someone---or some nasty god---is stealing the bodies of their dead soldiers.
Directed By: Bruce Campbell	Written By: Andrew Dettmann & Daniel Truly
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Jarton--Reb Brown Daulin--Erik Thomson Poena--Amber-Jane Raab Krytus--Chris McDowall Aeoln--Richard Vette	Mercenary 1--Steve Wright Mercenary 2--Jon Brazier Mortis--Lewis Martin Ogre--Mark Nua Sentry--Joseph Hassell Lead Soldier--Stephen Hall Mother--Jean Hyland
Disclaimer: No Dogs of War were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

12. The Gauntlet:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc finds an unlikely ally when he goes after the marauding army of a "demon from Hades" named Xena: Xena herself.
Directed By: Jack Perez	Written By: Robert Beilak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneous--Robert Trebor Iloran--Dean O'Gorman Xena--Lucy Lawless Darphus--Matthew Chamberlain Cretus--David Aston Spiros--Peter Daube Young Woman--Vanessa Rare	Ipicles--Anthony Ray Parker Shepherdess--Sela Brown Emmissary--Nathaniel Lees Soldier 1--Ross Campbell Soldier 2--Lawrence Wharerau Soldier 3--Mario Gaoa Baby--Fleur and Zana Coric
Disclaimer: NONE

13. Unchained Heart:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc and Xena team up to stop the evil Darphus, the mortal lieutenant of Ares, the god of war who's intent on ruling the world.
Directed By: Bruce Seth Green	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Salmoneous--Robert Trebor Xena--Lucy Lawless Darphus--Matthew Chamberlain Pylendor--Stephen Papps Village Elder--Mervyn Smith Villager--Robert Pollock	Warior 1--Shane Dawson Camp Boss--Ian Harrop Quintus--Mario Gaoa Enos--Bruce Allpress Survivng Warrior--David Mercer Lieutenant--Gordon Hatfield Sentry--Campbell Rouselle
Disclaimer: No Vicious Beasts intent on taking over the world were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

Season Two

14. The King of Thieves:

TV Guide Spoiler: While Iolaus is about to be beheaded for a robbery he didn't commit, Herc and the real culprit are playing cat-and-mouse with each other---and a gigantic serpent is playing cat-and-mouse with them.
Directed By: Doug Lefler	Written By: Doug Lefler
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Dirce--Lisa Chappell Autolycus--Bruce Campbell King Menelaus--Martyn Sanderson Guard--Peter Rowley	Judge--John O'Leary Thug in Bar--Ross Campbell Scribe--Margaret Campbell Constable--John Watson Old Woman--Vicky Burrett
Disclaimer: No Subterranean Serpents were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

15. All That Glitters:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc's old friend King Midas has a glittering new gambling palace, which is the root of all the evil in his kingdom.
Directed By: Garth Maxwell	Written By: Craig Volk
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneous--Robert Trebor Flaxen--Tracy Lindsey Voluptua--Jennifer Ward-Lealand King Midas--Noel Trevarthen Segallus--Terry Batchelor Eisenkopf/Ironhead--James O'Farrell Alee--Ray Sefo Hispides--Margaret-Mary Hollins	Barker--Max Cryer Zacharias--Alexander Gandar Romanus--Joseph Greer Pawnicles--David scott Buffoon--Peter Rowley Thaddeus--Dale Corlett Harpis--Katherine Beasley Cretus--Greg Morman
Disclaimer: No Stuffed Elephants were harmed during the production of this motion picture

16. What's In a Name?:

TV Guide Spoiler: A not-so-heroic Hercules impostor, Herc's mortal half-brother Iphicles, is about to wed the step-daughter of an evil warlord.
Directed By: Bruce Campbell	Written By: Michael Marks
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Iphicles--Kevin Smith Rena--Simone Kessell Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Gorgus--Kenneth McGregor Pallaeus--Ross Duncan	Josephus--Paul Glover Priest--Lewis Martin Hawker--Jon Watson 1st Soldier--Simon Prast Young Soldier--Jason Garner Old Man--Bernard Moody Gruff Soldier--John McKee
Disclaimer: No Mandrakes were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

17. The Siege at Naxos:

TV Guide Spoiler: Barbarians out to rescue their grotesque colleague Goth are at the gate of an abandoned fort manned only by Hercules and Iolaus.
Directed By: Stephen Posey	Written By: Darrell Fetty
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Elora--Rebecca Hobbs Goth--Brian Thompson	Charidon--Patrick Smith Bledar--Ray Woolf Dax--Robert Harte Patron--Zo Hartley
Disclaimer: No Barbarians were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

18. Outcast:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc is the intermediary between a vengeful centaur and the centaur-hating Cretans who burned his house and killed his wife.
Directed By: Bruce Seth Green	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Deric--Peter Muller Jakar--Jon Brazier Demicles--Kelson Henderson Lyla--Lucy Lawless Kefor--James Croft Leuriphone--Rose Dube	Cletis--Chris Bailey Sepsus--Andrew Kovacevich Merkus--Neil Holt Tersius--Norman Forsey Karos--Irene Blake Darius--Damian Lay Cretan 1--Campbell Rousselle
Disclaimer: No Centaurs were ahrmed during the production of this motion picture.

19. Under Broken Sky:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules plays Cupid to a forlorn farmer and his alluring wife, who ran away to work in a "sin bin" after the death of their two children.
Directed By: Jim Contner	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Atticus--Bruce Phillips Pilot--Carl Bland Lucina--Maria Therese Rangel Heliotrope--Julie Collis Mica--Katherine Ransom	Thug--Crawford Thorson Guard--Jim Ngaata Mother--Jean Hyland 1st Villager--Christine Bartlett 2nd Villager--Veronica Akhurst Weasel--Daniel Batten Customer--Grant Boucher
Disclaimer: NONE

20. The Mother of All Monsters:

TV Guide Spoiler: Echidna, the "mother of all monsters," is out to get Hercules for killing "all my children." Her unwitting ally: Herc's mother.
Directed By: Bruce Seth Green	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Echidna--Bridget Hoffman Demetrius--Martin Kove Head Archer--Rebecca Clark Archer 2--Katrina Misa	Leukos--Graham Smith Chief Highwayman--Ian Miller Master of Ceremonies--Don Linden Trapper--Jack Dacey Owner--Peter Mason 2nd Thief--Colin Francis Woman Shopper--Elizabeth Pendergrast
Disclaimer: The Mother of All Monsters was not harmed during the production of this motion picture.

21. The Other Side:

TV Guide Spoiler: The abduction of a goddess's daughter leads Hercules to the underworld---and a family reunion.
Directed By: George Mendeluk	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Charon--Michael Hurst Hades--Erik Thomson Deianeira--Tawny Kitaen Persephone--Andrea Croton Demeter--Sarah Wilson	Klonus--Simon Lewthwaite Aeson--Paul McIver Ilea--Rose McIver Tantalus--David Banter Farmer--Geoff Allen Triptolemus--Ian Harrop
Disclaimer: Neither Phil nor Sal nor any of the other Piglet Bretheren were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

22. The Fire Down Below:

TV Guide Spoiler: Salmoneus is cashing in on a treasure trove he found. Too bad for him---and for Hercules---that it belongs to Hera.
Directed By: Timothy Bond	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Nemesis--Teresa Hill Zandar--Andy Anderson Syreeta--Emma Menzies Purces--Stephen Hall Ayora--Stephanie Wilkin Pyro--Daniel Batten	Vormann--Geoff Clendon Promoter--Roger Goodburn Wrestler--Mark Nua Slave Trader--Jon Brazier Peddler--Jeff Gane Kundin--Mary Henderson Barkeeper--James Marcum Foreman--Geoff Clendon
Disclaimer: No Completely-Engulfed-in-Flames-Evil-Dudes were harmed during the production of this motion piture.

23. Cast a Giant Shadow:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc rescues a gentle giant named Typhon from Hera's clutches, then discovers that the big guy is "the father of all monsters." Yes, Typhon is Echidna's husband.
Directed By: John T. Kretchmer	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Typhon--Glen Shaddix Echidna--Bridget Hoffman Maceus--Stig Eldred Breanna--Fiona Modridge	Septus--Bruce Allpress Pylon--Bruce Hopkins Proprietor--Bernard Moody Warrior--Steve Hall Travelor--Milan Borich
Disclaimer: Neither Typhon nor Echidna was harmed during the production of this motion picture. They went on to lead long and happy lives with their adopted family. However, attempts to re-inflate Pylon were unsuccessful.

24. Highway to Hades:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules has an uphill battle when he goes after King Sisyphus, who's tricked a young man into taking his place in the underworld.
Directed By: T.J. Scott	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Hades--Erik Thomson Sisyphus--Ray Henwood Karis--Lesley Wing Timuron--Craig Hall Daphne--Angela Gribben Charon--Michael Hurst	Eluvius--Tony Wood Epicurius--Ronald Hendricks Chef--Barry Te Hora Maiden--Jane Cresswell Servant--Megan EdwardsSoldier--Tim Raby Buard--David Mackie
Disclaimer: No Fables or Spirits wandering the earth were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

25. The Sword of Veracity:

TV Guide Spoiler: A former warrior is framed for murder, and Hercules must wield a "Sword of Veracity" against the bad guys to save him.
Directed By: Garth Maxwell	Written By: Steven Baum
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Leah--Kim Michalis Trachis--Paul Minifie Amphion--Brad Carpenter Lycus--Danny Lineham Epius--Kelly Greene	Man--Brendolan Lovegrove Head Guard--Anton Bentley Mina--Amanda Rees Talius--Michael Saccente Minotaur--Anthony Ray Parker Assistant Minotaur--Shane Dawson
Disclaimer: No Attacking Minotaurs were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

26. The Enforcer:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hera's old hit woman, Nemesis, is on Herc's side when Hera sends a new hit woman, who's known as the Enforcer, to do in Our Hero.
Directed By: Nelson Costello	Written By: T.J. Scott
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst The Enforcer--Karen Sheperd Nemesis--Theresa Hill Gnatius--Jed Brophy Proprietor--Andrew Kovacevich Hunter--Grant Bouchner	Clytus--Geoff Snell Drunkard--Paula Keenan 1st Maid--Toni Marsch 2nd Maid--Asa Lindh Gang Boss--Jeff Gane 1st Man--Adrian Keeling 2nd Man--Ross Harper
Disclaimer: NONE

27. Once a Hero:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc and Iolaus are in Corinth for an Argonaut reunion when a Hera-worshipping "masked demon" steals the Golden Fleece from a down-and-out Jason.
Directed By: Robert Tabert	Written By: Robert Tabert, Robert Bielak, & John Schulian (Teleplay by: Robert Bielak & John Schulian)
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Jason--Jeffrey Thomas Castor--Peter Feeney Marcus--Nathan Gaines Artemus--Edward Campbell Valerus--Anthony Ray Parker Archivus--Tim Raby	Domesticles--John Sumner Phoebe--Willa O'Neill Otus--Mark Nua Priestess--Belinda Todd Robber--Campbell Rouselle Falafel--Paul Norell Thug--Campbell Rouselle
Disclaimer: NONE

28. Heedless Hearts:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc is in for both love and war when he falls for the leader of a rebel band that's fighting a tyrant.
Directed By: Peter Ellis	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Rheanna--Audie England Jordis--Bruce Hopkins King Melkos--Michael Keir-Morrissey Grovelus--Michael Saccente Syrus--Nigel Godfrey	Clarion--Grant Triplow Vericles--Robert Horwood Gnossus--Nigel Corbett Hephates--Sara Wiseman Guard--Doug McCallan Mirim--Faye Flegg
Disclaimer: NONE

29. Let the Games Begin:

TV Guide Spoiler: Fed up with constant warfare, Herc devises a competition that is not lethal: the Olympic Games.
Directed By: Gus Trikonis	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Atalanta--Cory Everson Damon--Matthew Humphrey Brontus--Paul Glover Tarkon--Chris Bailey Taphius--John Watson	Lieutenant--Jason Honte Soldier--Marcus Ponton Chief--Chris McKibbin Salesman--Norman Palacid Customer--Brenda Kendall 1st Boy--Morgan Palmer-Hubbard 2nd Boy--Timothy Dale
Disclaimer: The nuclear blast that destroyed the fiendish Mesomorphs was purely trick photography. The Mesomorphs are alive and well and living in Poughkeepsie.

30. The Apple:

TV Guide Spoiler: Aphrodite acts more like the goddess of war than of love when she casts a spell that makes Iolaus the apple of a princess's eye.
Directed By: Kevin Sorbo	Written By: Steven Baum
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Aphrodite--Alexandra Tydings Thera--Claire Yarlett Epius--Jonathan Blick King Sidon--Ian Mune King Diadorus--Stephen Tozer	Artemis--Rhonda McHardy Athena--Amanda Lister Socrates--John Smith Plato--Peter Needham Comrade--Sam Williams Old Woman--Vicky Barrett
Disclaimer: No extremely oversize clam shell wind-surfing apparatuses housing goddesses of love were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

31. Promises:

TV Guide Spoiler: A king's fianc�e is abducted by a warrior who lost Iolaus's friendship and respect when he deserted him in battle.
Directed By: Stewart Main	Written By: Michael Marks
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Ramina--Josephine Davison Tarlus--Marton Csokas Beraeus--Joel Tobeck Natros--Calvin Tutaeo	Falafel--Paul Norell Servant--Lee-Jane Forman Sheepherder--Matthew Sunderland Landlord--Alistair Douglas Priest--Kenneth Prebble
Disclaimer: No Hairy Sasquatch-like Mammals were Battered, Bruised, Burned or Beaten during the production of this motion picture.

32. King for a Day:

TV Guide Spoiler: Iolaus plays king for a day (and saves the kingdom from an evil general) when his lookalike cousin, a crown prince, is drugged the night before his coronation.
Directed By: Anson Williams	Written By: Patricia Manney
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Orestes--Michael Hurst Niobe--Lisa Ann Hadley Archias--Will Kempe Minos--Robert Pollock Hector--Derek Payne Linus--Ross McKellar Pylon--Brendan Lovegrove Priest--Max Cryer	Tenant--Zo Hartley Host--Tim Hosking Attica Guard--Brendan Perkins Farmer--Tony Williams 1st Guard--Matthew Jeffs 2nd Guard--John Ron Kempt Farmer--Tim Biggs Husband--Michael Bajko Daughter--Johanna Elms Whimpering Lackey--Matt Elliot
Disclaimer: No slightly soused kings-to-be who finally pull themselves up by the bootstraps and realize the true meaning of leadership were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

33. Protean Challenge:

TV Guide Spoiler: A gentle sculptor who's unjustly accused of robbery has a major problem: an entire village-- Iolaus included-- saw him do it. Or did they?
Directed By: Oley Sassone	Written By: Brian Herskowitz
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Daniella--Ashley Laurence Thanis--Paul Gittins Trilos--Stephen Papps Magistrate--John O'Leary	Bornus--James O'Farrell Proteus--Jane Cresswell 1st Villager--Alan Farquar 2nd Villager--Tamar Howe Old Woman--Lillian Enting Girl--Meredith Chalmers
Disclaimer: No Slightly Discolored and Impish Gods who vaguely resemble and Candidate in the 1996 presidential elections were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

34. The Wedding of Alcmene:

TV Guide Spoiler: The wedding of Hercules' mother to the legendary Greek hero Jason is threatened by another of Hera's plots to kill Hercules.
Directed By: Timothy Bond	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Jason--Jeffery Thomas Iphicles--Kevin Smith Rena--Simone Kessell Sera--Sabine Karsenti Amphion--Brad Carpenter Leah--Kim Michalis Dirce--Lisa Chappell Patronius--Simon Prast Blue Priest--Nathaniel Lees	Phoebe--Will O'Neill Falafel--Paul Norell Archivas--Tim Raby Domesticles--John Sumner Salmoneous--Robert Trebor Deric--Peter Muller Leah--Ken Nochalis Older Sister--Nancy Schroder Mica--Katherine Ransom Heliotrope--Julie Collis Spiro--Peter Morgan
Disclaimer: In memory of Jerry Siegel.

35. The Power:

TV Guide Spoiler: A young farmer discovers that he has the power to make people obey him---a power that his uncle wants to subvert for his own evil ends.
Directed By: Charlie Haskell	Written By: Nelson Costello
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Jacobus--Bruce Phillips Karis--Grant Bridger Deon--David Drew Gallagher Sirene--Greer Robson Big Titus--Patrick Wilson Little Titus--Liam Vincent	1st Bandit--Greg Johnson 2nd Bandit--Christian Hodge Delia--Lulu Alach Fisherman--Mark Sinclair Fishmonger--Greg Norman Tavern Owner--William Lose Villager--Elaine Bracey
Disclaimer: No Manure was harmed during the production of this motion picture.

36. The Centaur Mentor Journey:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc's old mentor, the centaur Ceridian, is concerned about another of his charges, a centaur with a chip on his shoulder regarding humans.
Directed By: Stephen L. Posey	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Ceridian--Tony Blackett Cassius--Jilian Arahanga Theseus--James Townsend Myrra--Marcia Cameron Gredor--John McKee Perdidis--Edward Newborn	Locus--Robert McMullen Gnoxious/Grosius--Mark Clare 1st Centaur--Jonathan Bell-Booth 2nd Centaur--Ray Bishop Blacksmith--John Freeman Rigis--Lance Phillips Moog--Fred Craig
Disclaimer: No Centaurs were harmed or discriminated against during the production of this motion picture.

37. Cave of Echoes:

TV Guide Spoiler: An eager young writer learns a lesson about courage when he helps Hercules and Iolaus rescue a maiden trapped in a cave.
Directed By: Gus Trikonis	Written By: John Schulian & Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Parentheses--Owen Black	Elopius--Mark Perry Melina--Mandy Gillette 1st Ruffian--Grant McFarland
Disclaimer: No Vicious Tabby Cats were harmed during the produciton of this motion picture. However, the Pre-Hellenic Litter Box is in dire need of a change.

Season Three

38. Mercenary:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc finds himself shipwrecked on an inhospitable island, sparring with the prisoner he'd been escorting, while dodging both pirates and monsters.
Directed By: Michael Hurst	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Derk--Jeremy Roberts Trayas--Philip Jones Kara--Sarah Smuts-Kenedy Ratface--Michael Mizrahi	Sordis--Neill Duncan Older Boy--Owain Pennington Sister--Charlotte Pennington Marcus (the Magistrate)--Paul Willis
Disclaimer: No Flesh-Eating Sandrays were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

39. Doomsday:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules is saddened to learn that his old friend Daedalus the inventor is developing a super-weapon for a tyrant.
Directed By: Michael Lange	Written By: Brian Herskowitz
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Katrina--Rebecca Hobbs Daedalus--Derek Payne Nikolos--Frankie Stevens	Icarus--Ryan Lowell Perdix--Frankie Stephens Falafel--Paul Norell Moira--Fiona Mogrdge
Disclaimer: No Silly Nutty was harmed during the production of this motion picture. Hwever, quite a few filberts and cashews sacrificed their lives in the name of progress.

40. Love Takes a Holiday:

TV Guide Spoiler: A burned-out Aphrodite is bored with being Goddess of Love; and Iolaus stumbles upon a plot to kidnap a woman who turns out to be his grandmother.
Directed By: Charlie Haskell	Written By: Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin
Characters: Iolaus--Michael Hurst Aphrodite--Alexandra Tydings Leandra--Sarah Smuts-Kenedy Iagos--Mervyn Smith Hephaestus--Julian Garner	Evanthea--Fiona Mogrdige Male Servant--Damian Wood Male Villager--Adam Jackson Village Elder--Gilbert Gocdoe
Disclaimer: No Metal Panthers were tarnished during the production of this motion picture. When polishing your metal animals, remember to use salt and lemon.

41. Mummy Dearest:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc gets mixed up with a Pharaoh's seductive daughter, a hungry mummy, a dead king's ghost and Salmoneus's "House of Horrors."
Directed By: Anson Williams	Written By: Melissa Rosenberg
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Anuket--Galyn Gorg Sokar--John Watson Phineus--Alan de Malmanche	Keb--Henry Vaeoso Mummy--Mark Newnham Thief 1--David scott Thief 2--Derek Ward
Disclaimer: Any similarity between our Mummy and the foot-dragging classic we all know and love is purel intentional.

42. Not Fade Away:

TV Guide Spoiler: Enforcer II, the "new and improved version" of Hera's malevolent woman of steel, is after Hercules. But she gets to Iolaus first.
Directed By: T.J. Scott	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Water Enforcer--Karen Sheperd Fire Enforcer--Cynthia Rothrock Hades--Erik Thomson Persephone--Andrea Croton	Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Jason--Jeffrey Thomas Skouros--Bruce Allpress Freedom Fighter--Gordon Hatfield Witness--Geoff Clendon
Disclaimer: No Bootie-kicking, Chop-saking, She-Monsters from Tartarus were harmed during the production of this motion picture. If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the Temple.

43. Monster Child in the Promise Land:

TV Guide Spoiler: A small-time thief named Klepto kidnaps the monster Echidna's baby, but the really bad news is that Hera's thugs are after the little monster as well.
Directed By: John T. Kretchmer	Written By: John Schulian
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Echidna--Bridget Hoffman Typhon--Glen Shaddix Klepto--Grant Heslov	Bluth--Tony Wood Head Archer--Rebecca Clark Henchman--Grant Boucher Messenger--Bernard Woody Elderly Woman--Jane Bishop
Disclaimer: Out of respect for Baby Obie, no calamari was served to the cast and crew during the production of this motion picture.

44. The Green-Eyed Monster:

TV Guide Spoiler: Aphrodite is concerned that her son, Cupid, isn't a straight arrow, so she asks Herc to straighten him out.
Directed By: Chuck Braverman	Written By: Steven Baum
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Aphrodite--Alexandra Tydings Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Cupid--Karl Urban Psyche--Susan Ward	Holidus--Martin Baynton Satyr 1--Patrick Brenton Pelops--Mike Howell Saltar--Simon Gomez
Disclaimer: No Goats were harmed during the production of this Cheese.

45. Prince Hercules:

TV Guide Spoiler: A knock on the noggin gives Herc amnesia and the next thing he knows, he's a prince---and about to swear allegiance to Hera.
Directed By: Charles Siebert	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Parnassa--Jane Thomas Kirin--Sam Jenkins Lonius--Paul Gittins Styros--Tom Agee	Lahti--Kate Harcourt Scarred Man--Steve Wright Protos--Sean Marshall Macreus--Nicko Vella Garas--David Press Mountain Maiden--Vanessa Valentine
Disclaimer: Iolaus was not harmed or permenently stained during the production of this motion picture. In fact, thanks to the miracle of sandblasting, his skin was restored to its original color and lustrous sheen.

46. A Star to Guide Them:

TV Guide Spoiler: A mysterious dream sends Iolaus north (accompanied by Herc). Meanwhile, an evil king and queen order their soldiers to round up all male babies.
Directed By: Michael Levine	Written By: John Schulian & Brian Herskowitz
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Uris--Brent Barrett Queen Maliphone--Denise O'Connell King Polonius--Edward Newborn	Trinculos--Jon Brazier Captain--Lantham Gaines Loralei--Kirstie O'Sullivan Comrade--Sam Williams Old Woman--Vickie Bennet
Disclaimer: No Unnamed Baby of key biblical and mythological importance was harmed during the production of this motion picture.

47. The Lady and the Dragon:

TV Guide Spoiler: A young dragon starts killing warriors and destroying villages at the same time a warlord returns from exile seeking revenge on his enemies.
Directed By: Oley Sassone	Written By: Eric Estrin & Michael Berlin
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Cynea--Catheriene Bell Adamis--Rene Naufahu Orenth--Geoff Dolan Toth--Grant Tilly	Lemnos--Charles Pierard Leandra--Phaedra Hurst Gyger--Alexander Gandar Zachariah--Buzz Moller Bartender--Bryce Berfield Marcius--Graham Smith
Disclaimer: No Fire-breathing, Pre-pubescent, Slightly Sinister dragons were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

48. Long Live the King:

TV Guide Spoiler: Iolaus joins his look-alike cousin, King Orestes, on a dangerous diplomantic mission to ask a power-hungry ruler to support a new league of kingdoms.
Directed By: Timothy Bond	Written By: Patricia Manney (Teleplay by: Sonny Gordon)
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Orestes--Michael Hurst Niobe--Lisa Ann Hadley Hector--Derek Payne Linus--Ross McKellar Xenon--Roger Oakley	Boron--Peter Ford Arcarious--Crawfor Thomson Phaedron--Walter Brown Euriana--Ilona Rodgers Cleitus--Ranald Hendriks Choleus--David Downs
Disclaimer: No Stags were bagged during the production of this motion picture.

49. Surprise:

TV Guide Spoiler: Xena's mortal foe Callisto crashes Herc's birthday party, spikes the punch and forces Our Hero into the Labyrinth of the Gods. Callisto's mission: kill him. But if she fails, she'll die.
Directed By: Oley Sassone	Written By: Alex Kurtzman
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Callisto--Hudson Leick Iphicles--Kevin Smith	Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Jason--Jeffrey Thomas Falafel--Paul Norrell Hera's Voice--Joy Watson
Disclaimer: Hercules' Party Pants were not harmed during the production of this motion picture.

50. Encounter:

TV Guide Spoiler: Saving a beautiful creature that is part woman and part deer pits Hercules against his half brother Ares and the vengeful Prince Nestor.
Directed By: Charlie Haskell	Written By: Jerry Patrick Brown
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Serena/Golden hind--Sam Jenkins Ares--Kevin Smith	Strife--Joel Tobeck Hemnor--David Mackie Nestor--Steve Hall
Disclaimer: The Golden Hind was not harmed during the production of this motion picture. To order a Hind of you own call: 1-800-555-HIND.

51. When a Man Loves a Woman:

TV Guide Spoiler: When Hercules proposes to Serena, he must deal with Iolaus's disapproval, Deianeira's hurt feelings and Ares' plot to destroy the relationship.
Directed By: Charlie Haskell	Written By: Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Serena/Golden Hind--Sam Jenkins Joxer--Ted Raimi Deianeira--Tawny Kitaen	Ares--Kevin Smith Strife--Joel Tobeck Klonus--Simon Lethwaite Aeson--Paul McIver Ilea--Rose McIver
Disclaimer: Hercules' strength was not harmed during the production of this motion picture. In fact, Ares is storing it in a cryogenic freezer bag deep within the Olympian Meat Locker.

52. Judgement Day:

TV Guide Spoiler: Wedded bliss for Herc and Serena is short-lived-- and so, unfortunately, is Serena. She's murdered, and Our Hero is the chief suspect.
Directed By: Gus Trikonis	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Serena/Golden Hind--Sam Jenkins Ares--Kevin Smith Strife--Joel Tobeck Atropos--Elizabeth Pendergrass	Xena--Lucy Lawless Gabrielle--Rene O'Connor Zeus--Peter Vere-Jones Velkos--Bill Johnson Elder--Huntly Eliott
Disclaimer: No Family Values were harmed during the production of this Blood Lite motion picture.

53. The Lost City:

TV Guide Spoiler: Iolaus encounters a blissed-out Salmoneous in a gold mine. He had fallen into money, but, oddly enough, claims that worldly riches no longer concern him.
Directed By: Charlie Haskell	Written By: Robert Bielak & Liz Friedman (Teleplay by: Robert Bielak)
Characters: Iolaus--Michael Hurst Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Moira--Fiona mogridge Kamaros/Karkas--Matthew Chamberlain	Aurora--Marama Jackson Regina--Amber Sainsbury Lorel--Hannah Malloch
Disclaimer: No Hippy-dippy, Substance-abusing, 60's Reject Love Children were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

54. Les Contemptibles:

TV Guide Spoiler: Brave Marie de Valle inspires thieves, who bear uncanny resemblances to Hercules, Iolaus and Salmoneus, to fight for the French Revolution.
Directed By: Charlie Haskell	Written By: Brian Herskowitz
Characters: Robert--Kevin Sorbo Jean-Pierre--Michael Hurst Francois Demarigny--Robert Trebor Marie DeValle--Danielle Cormack Captain Gerard--Patrick Wilson	Criminal--Phil Sorrell Executioner--Mark Perrett Guy--Robert Lee Croissant--Paul Norell
Disclaimer: The French accents depicted in this motion picture are entirely fictitious. Any similarity to actual accents, living or dead, is purely coincidential. Vive La revolition!

55. Reign of Terror:

TV Guide Spoiler: Unstable King Augeus, who thinks he's Zeus, drives gods and mortals crazy with his looney orders. Then Hera makes him really dangerous: she gives him Zeus-like powers.
Directed By: Rodney Charters	Written By: John Kirk
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Palamedes--Bruce Phillips Melanippe--Ranier Grant Augeas--Grant Bridger Aphrodite-Alexandra Tydings	Machus--Laurie Dee Stichius--Brett Stewart Silicles--Alex Moffat Mintues--Albert Belz Soldier 1--Les Durant Soldier 2--Justin ??
Disclaimer: The Sheep's political and cultural independence was restored after the production of this motion picture. Run Free Ewe Wildebeast!

56. The End of the Beginning:

TV Guide Spoiler: Autolycus gets a bonus (of sorts) when he heists a gem that enables him to travel back in time: he gets a fellow traveler---Herc, who has his first encounter with Serena.
Directed By: James Whitmore Jr.	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Autolycus--Bruce Campbell Serena/Golden Hind--Kara Zediker Ares--Kevin Smith Strife--Joel Tobeck King Quallus--Ian Watkin	Hemnor--JDavid Mackie Falafel--Paul Norell Stelkos--Grant McFarland Serena's Daughter--Beth Morrison Other Autolycus--Peter Feeney
Disclaimer: Neither the Time Space Continuum nor any previous story lines were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

57. War Bride:

TV Guide Spoiler: A peace treaty unravels when the daughter of a dying king fails to preserve it.
Directed By: Kevin Sorbo	Written By: Adam Armus & Nora Kay Foster
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Melissa--Lisa Chappell Alexa--Josephine Davison	Tolas--Chic Littlewood Gordius--Ross McKellar Acteon--Mark Rafferty Hargus--Marcle Kalama
Disclaimer: No Leather-clad, Pointy-breasted, Boufont-wearing, Pillow-smothering, Two-faced Sisters were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

85. A Rock and a Hard Place:

TV Guide Spoiler: When a murder suspect escapes and flees into an old mine, only Hercules and Iolaus can keep a vengeful mob away until the crime is solved.
Directed By: Robert Trebor	Written By: Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Cassus--Lindsey Ginter Perius--Tony Ward Lyna--Lee-Jane Foreman	Geryon--Sterling Cathman Nico--Caleb Ross Villager #1--Graeme Morgan Little Girl--Hannah Collins
Disclaimer: No Convicts were squished like a bug during the production of this motion picture.

59. Atlantis:

TV Guide Spoiler: Cassandra is most definitely a prophet without honor in her own land when she predicts that her island homeland Atlantis will be destroyed.
Directed By: Gus Trikonis	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Cassandra--Claudia Black Skirner--William Davis	Demetrius--Ross Harper Panthius--James Beaumont Aurelius--Norman Fairley
Disclaimer: WARNING: Crystal-waves were used during the production of this motion picture. Pregnant women should leave the room immediately.

Season Four

60. Beanstalks & Bad Eggs:

TV Guide Spoiler: The Fourth Season begins with Our Hero climbing a beanstalk on a playful, effects-filled adventure. Herc and his kleptomaniac pal Autolycus find a nasty giant named Typhoon and the kidnapped damsel Lianna in a castle in the clouds. They also find three golden eggs, which hatch into mischievous, munchkin-like Harpies. But when Harpies mature, they're more than just michievous, so Herc must find a way to keep them off the beanstalk and away from Earth. He and Autolycus must also instruct Typhoon about love. It turns out that he's not so nasty after all--and he likes Lianna, who has develpoed a grudging fondness for him.
Directed By: John T. Kretchmer	Written By: Melissa Rosenberg
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Autolycus--Bruce Campbell Typhoon--Glen Shaddix Leanna--Kerry Gallagher	Alyssa--Yvonne Lawley Otus--David Sutherland Nidhogg--Paul Brennan
Disclaimer: No permanent cases of Harpies were reported during the production of this motion picture.

61. Hero's Heart:

TV Guide Spoiler: Iolaus loses his confidence after he loses his grip and a woman he was trying to save falls to her death. So he decides to get out of the hero business. Then he loses his memory.
Directed By: Phil Sgriccia	Written By: Jerry Patrick Brown
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Fortune--Lori Dungey Zeno--Barry Spring Thanatos--Stephen Butterworth	Spiro--Ross Duncan Trancas--Patrick Smith Lexus--Robert Horwood Okaleia--Francesa Waters Lydia--Sheryl Stewart
Disclaimer: A Fortune would have it, Iolaus' memory was not harmed during the production of this motion picture.

62. Regrets, I've Had a Few:

TV Guide Spoiler: Celesta, the goddess who guides the dead to the other side, comes for Herc's friend Jaris, sparking Herc's memories of a tragic incident in his childhood involving Jaris and his brother.
Directed By: Gus Trikonis	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Young Hercules--Ian Bohen Young Iolaus--Dean O'Gorman Jaris--Colin Moy Cheiron--Nathaniel Lees Nehemiah--Bruce Hopkins	Dageth--Joseph Murray Celesta--Belinda Waymouth Bartoc--Eric Lynch Young Jaris--Winston Harris Claxon--Mark Wright Kenickus--Clint Sharplin Rena--Maggie Tarver
Disclaimer: Jaras' cause of death remained a mystery during the production of this motion picture.

63. Web of Desire:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules, Iolaus and a beautiful pirate seek refuge from a storm in a cave. Bad luck--it's home to a killer cocoon.
Directed By: Michael Lange	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Nebula--Gina Torres Arachne--Joesphine Davison	Paxxon--Craig Ancell Cercetes--Hemi Rudolph Bromius--Doug McCaulay Monicles--Derek Judge
Disclaimer: The original Website was severly harmed during the production of this motion picture. However, through the miracle of modern technology, it was reinvented several centuries later.

64. Stranger in a Strange World:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc and Iolaus find themselves in parallel worlds, each saddled with lookalikes of the other owh act very differently.
Directed By: Michael Levine	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules/Sovereign--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus/Iolaus 2--Michael Hurst Xena 2--Lucy Lawless Aphrodite 1/Aphrodite 2--Alexandra Tydings	Gravus--Dean Stewart Ares 1/Ares 2--Kevin Smith Joxer 2--Ted Raimi Executioner--Renee O'Connor
Disclaimer: No Heart-Throwing, Love-Sewing, Smooth-Talking Ares inpersonators were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

65. Two Men and a Baby:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc's told that he's a father again. The mother:his old flame Nemesis, a former goddess. The baby, Evander has a rare talent: he can levitate people.
Directed By: Christopher Graves	Written By: John Hudock (Story by: Kevin Sorbo)
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Ares--Kevin Smith	Discord--Meighan Desmond Nemesis--Kimbery Joseph Meniskos--Alistair Browning
Disclaimer: No Fire-Bealching, Levitating, Neo-Natal sons of a god was harmed during the production of this motion picture.

66. Prodigal Sister:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules befriends a young blind man who was seperated from his sister durring an Amazon attack when they were children.
Directed By: Gary Jones	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Ruun--Dean O'Gorman Siri--Katrina Browne Mayhem--Tina Cleary Ephiny--Danielle Cormack	Lucenne--Marama Jackson Johe--Danny Lineham Xenan--Reece Rocewyk
Disclaimer: The Amazon Hokey-Pokey was not harmed during the production of this motion picture. In fact, this catchy number is now being preformed in dance clubs around the country.

67. ...And Fancy Free:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc steps lively in a whimsical sendup of the movie "Strictly Ballroom." Upon entering the town of Rhumba, "the dance capital of Greece," Our Hero meets a forlorn woman who's desperate to enter a ballroom-dancing contest, but doesn't have a partner. Ever the gentleman, Herc obliges her. That doesn't sit well with the town's evil magistrate , whose niece has won three years in a row---and whose henchmen usually keep things going his way. While Herc handles the goons easily, there's another problem: he can't dance. Michael Hurst dons a dress to play Herc's dance teacher, the flamboyant Widow Twanky.
Directed By: Michael Hurst	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Althea--Willa O'Neill Widow Twanky--Edith Sidebottom (Michael Hurst) Asterius--Stuart Devenie Oena--Jay Saussey Young Althea--Raechel Murgatroyd	Elis--Geoff Snell Young Oena--Emily Jackson Henchman--Geoff Dolan Travoltus--Andrew Jolli Partner 1--Stephen Wynn
Disclaimer: The Widow Twanky, once again on top of the dance world with the success of the Hercules Hustle, was not harmed or tripped during the production of this motion picture.

68. If I had a Hammer:

TV Guide Spoiler: The metalsmith Atalanta, who has long pined for Herc, fashions a statue of "the perfect man," and it's magically transformed into a not-quite-mirror image of Her Hero.
Directed By: Steve Polivka	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Salmoneus--Rebert Trebor Atalanta--Cory Everson Discord--Meighan Desmond	Swillus--Stephen Walker Billius--Brett Turner Filius--Susan Haldane Curteus--Ross Brannighan
Disclaimer: Hercules proved once again the true measure of a man is not the size of his grapes, but the size of his heart.

69. Hercules on Trial:

TV Guide Spoiler: Our Hero is put on trial by a magistrate who twists Herc's good works and makes them sound evil. For instance, a Herc impostor who died in a rescue attempt was "inspired" by the real Herc to attempt feats he was unable to accomplish.
Directed By: John Laing	Written By: Robert Bielak
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Ares--Kevin Smith Dirce--Lisa Chappell Melissa--Lisa Chappell Cassandra--Claudia Black Spencius--John Sumner	Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Jason--Jeffery Thomas Deadalus--Derek Payne Kara--Sarah Smuts-Kennedy Galea--Renee Raudman Turgeus--Mike Bajko Kanzankis--Barry Duffield
Disclaimer: Due to extensive DNA testing, Hercules was proven innocent during the production of this motion picture.

70. Medea Culpa:

TV Guide Spoiler: Younger versions of Herc, Iolaus and Jason set out to slay a monster. Along the way, Medea joins them, making for an uneasy---and very hormonal---foursome.
Directed By: Charles Siebert	Written By:Robert Beilak (Teleplay By: Robert Bielak, Roberto Orci, & Alex Kurtzman)
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Jason--Jeffery Thomas Medea--Jacinda Barrett Hera/Little Girl--Narell Swenson	Young Hercules--Ian Boehn Young Iolaus--Dean O'Gorman Young Jason--Chris Conrad Hera's Voice--Joy Watson Teenage Girl--Vanessa Gay
Disclaimer: No Two-Headed, Fire-Breathing, Regenerating Gildred were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

71. Men in Pink:

TV Guide Spoiler: On the run from phony murder charges, Autolycus and Salmoneus change their names to Autolyca and Salmonella and join Widow Twanky's all-female dance troupe.
Directed By: Alan J. Levi	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Autolycus/Autolyca/Farciferous--Bruce Campbell Salmoneus/Salmonella--Robert Trebor Cupcake--Lacey Kohl Widdow Twanky--Edith Sidebottom (Michael Hurst)	Gekkus--Peter McCauley Vendor--Allister Barrbage Desk Assistant--David Fitchew
Disclaimer: Cupcake's sweet tooth was not harmed during the production of this motion picture. However, her love life experienced a slight setback.

72. Armageddon Now I:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hope enlists Callisto, who enlists Ares, to rid the world of Herc. To do it, they need his evil twin, the Sovereign. Part 1 of two.
Directed By: Mark Beesley	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules/Sovereign--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Callisto--Hudson Leick Hope--Amy Morrison Ares--Kevin Smith Young Alcmene--Kim Michalis Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Strife--Joel Tobeck	Tyndareus--John Manning Drunk--Bernard Woods Peasant--Mark Caldwell Worried Villager--Rodney Cooke Mother--Les Dwight Gossip Hag--Shirley Elliott Kevin Sorbo's Double--Patrick Kake
Disclaimer: Once again, Alcmene's fence was not finished during the production of this motion picture.

73. Armageddon Now II:

TV Guide Spoiler: Conclusion. Iolaus encounters the evil, unreformed Xena during his journey into the past to stop Callisto from killing the pregnant Alcmene before she can give birth to Herc.
Directed By: Mark Beesley	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle, Gene O'Neill, & Noreen Tobin (Teleplay By: Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin)
Characters: Hercules/Sovereign--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Callisto--Hudson Leick Hope--Amy Morrison Ares--Kevin Smith Young Alcmene--Kim Michalis Oronis--Geoff Clendon	Xena--Lucy Lawless Gabrielle--Renee O'Connor Darphus--Matthew Chamberlain Arleia--Lee-Jane Foreman Pankos--Jim McLarty Young Callisto--Rebecca Kopacka King Quallus--John Dybvig
Disclaimer: Although Alcmene's barn was blown to smithereens, remarkably she and Iolaus were not harmed during the production of this motion picture.

74. Yes, Virginia, There is a Hercules:

TV Guide Spoiler: After an earthquake hits modern-day L.A., the show's producers are hit with a devastating aftershock: series star Kevin Sorbo is nowhere to be found.
Directed By: Christopher Graves	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Kevin Sorbo/Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Paul Robert Coyle/Iolaus--Michael Hurst Rob Tapert--Bruce Campbell B.S. Hollinsfoffer--Robert Trebor Alex Kurtzman--Ted Raimi Liz Friedman/Callisto--Hudson Leick Jerry Patrick Brown/Ares--Kevin Smith	Roberto Orci--Paul Glover Melissa Blake--Lisa Chappell Beth Hymson--Gina Torres David Scott Pollison/Strife--Joel Tobeck Willy De Wit--Eric Gruendemann Johnny Pinko--Charles Mesure
Disclaimer: Any resemblance between the Hercules cast and the Renaissance staff is purely intentional.

75. Porkules:

TV Guide Spoiler: In an episode that recalls the movie "Babe," Herc is turned into a pig by the mischievous Discord. Autolycus flies (yes, flies) to his rescue.
Directed By: Christopher Graves	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Autolycus--Bruce Campbell Ares--Kevin Smith Discord--Meighan Desmond Alcmene--Liddy Holloway	Jason--Jeffrey Thomas Colchis--Chris Grahm Hermes--Murray Keane Butcher--Ian Watkin Katherine--Alexandra Tydings
Disclaimer: Hermes wings were clipped during the production of this motion picture.

76. One Fowl Day:

TV Guide Spoiler: Ares, who's out to get Iolaus for turning Discord into a chicken, manacles Iolaus to Autolycus (and proves that togetherness doesn't necessarily make the heart grow fonder). Meanwhile, Katherine the pig wants Herc to turn her into a human.
Directed By: Michael Hurst	Written By: Adam Armus & Nora Kay Foster
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Autolycus--Bruce Campbell Ares--Kevin Smith Aphrodite--Alexandra Tydings	Katherine--Alexandra Tydings Discord--Meighan Desmond Barnabus--Michael Saccente Head Peasant--Steve Wright Little Girl--Hannah Collins
Disclaimer: No giant poultry was tripped, plucked, barbecued, deep-fried or otherwise assaulted during the production of this motion picture. Katherine's owners are orthodox vegetarians.

77. My Fair Cupcake:

TV Guide Spoiler: Autolycus woos a showgirl so he can use herto steal a prince's priceless sapphire. First, though, he must turn her into a "princess." Complicating matters is that the prince is on the verge of declaringwar on a good king who's friendly with Herc and Iolaus.
Directed By: Rick Jacobson	Written By: Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin
Characters: Iolaus--Michael Hurst Autolycus--Bruce Campbell Cupcake--Lacey Kohl Prince Alexandros--Mark Rafferty Georgas--Patrick Smith Vitron--Huntly Eliott Flectus--Jason Te Kare	Hippolyta--Angela Shirley Attendant--Chic Littlewood Carpathian Man--Bruce Daves-Goff Antiac Man--Antony Martin Carpathian Villager--Campbell Rousselle Darsus--Wade Jackson Darsus--Wade Jackson
Disclaimer: No bakeries were harmed during the production of this motion picture, although many pastries were burned to a crisp.

78. War Wounds:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc and Iolaus's war buddy Ajax wants to erect a statue to fallen comrades. But the plan runs into violent opposition from King Iphicles, who happens to be Herc's brother.
Directed By: John Mahaffie	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Nebula--Gina Torres Iphicles--Kevin Smith Ajax--Peter McCauley Kazon--Warren Carl	Boraxis--Antonio Te Maioha Phidias--Bruce Allpress Gagman--Stig Eldred Veteran--Victor Rodgers Hurt Fisherman--Liam Vincent
Disclaimer: Any resemblance between King Iphicles, Hercules' half-brother, and Ares, God of War, Hercules' other half-brother, is totally unavoidable.

79. Twilight:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc and his dying mother, Alcmene, recall young Herc's first taste of the horrors of war, when he went off to fight the supposedly evil Parthans.
Directed By: Philip Sgriccia	Written By: Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin and Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Jason--Jeffery Thomas Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Zeus--Roy Dotrice King Stavros--Martin Baynton Eteocles--Ray Woolfe Captian of the Guards--Paul Price	Young Hercules--Ian Bohen Young Iolaus--Dean O'Gorman Young Jason--Chris Conrad Young Alcmene--Kim Michalis Teresius--Matt Walker Nikos--Glen Drake Calimachus--Ian Huges
Disclaimer: Caution: Nafoline Cannons are highly flammable and may be hazardous to you health. Keep away from children.

80. Top God:

TV Guide Spoiler: As Herc ponders an offer from Zeus to give up his mortality and become a full god, he recalls childhood experiences with godliness.
Directed By: Charles Siebert	Written By: Jerry Patrick Brown (Story By: Paul Robert Coyle)
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Jason--Jeffery Thomas Zeus--Roy Dotrice Apollo--Scott Michaelson	Young Hercules--Ian Bohen Young Iolaus--Dean O'Gorman Young Jason--Chris Conrad Ariadne--Charmaine Guest Momus--Ranald Hendriks
Disclaimer: No Boggie-Boarding, Beached-Blond, Narcissistic Gods were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

81. Reunions:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc tries his new godly powers on for size in the series' fourth-season finale. In the last episode, Our Hero accepted his father Zeus's offer to give up his mortality and become a full-fledged deity. Zeus had appealed to Herc's sense of duty to humanity ("You could do so much more for them on Olympus"), but Zeus's own motives are anything but noble: he badly needs an ally because his wife, Hera, is challenging his authority---and seems to have the upper hand. In the meantime, Iolaus has his own dysfunctional-family problems: his reunion with his mother.
Directed By: Charles Siebert	Written By: Jerry Patrick Brown & Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Zeus--Roy Dotrice Hera--Meg Foster Ares--Kevin Smith Apollo--Scott Michaelson Pandion--Bruce Phillips Erytheia--Glenis Levestam	Alcmene--Liddy Holloway Teacher--Jim McLarty Young Man--Young Man Young Woman--Stephanie Liebert Aristotle--Callum Bowe Thelonius--Brett Biccinson Mother--Angela Franklin Child--Vicky Bodewye
Disclaimer: Zeus's Godhood was not harmed during the production of this motion picture, although his short stint as a mortal was somewhat intoxicating.

Season Five

82. Faith:

TV Guide Spoiler: Our Hero has a heavy travel schedule ahead of him as he sets off on season No. 5. "It's about time we broaden our horizons," Herc tells Iolaus, and the two head off to Sumeria on a boat captained by the beautiful pirate Nebula. The Sumerian Nebula is reluctant to take them because she wants nothing to do with her country's sexism, but she does have an eye for Iolaus. Moreover, Sumeria is under attack by its gods and King Gilgamesh, her half-brother, needs immediate aid. But when they get there, the battle takes an unexpected turn---one that leads to a tragedy that leaves Herc and Nebula devastated.
Directed By: Michael Hurst	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Nebula--Gina Torres Gilgamesh--Tony Todd Imuru--Ross Duncan Guard--Tony Billy	Pirate Captain--Ian Miller Pirate--Barry Duffield Lookout--Tom Kane Mother--Zo Hartley Child--Tyler Read
Disclaimer: In order to protect the environment and for the benefit of all mankind, Imuru's beard was recycled and returned immediately upon completion of production of this motion picture.

83. Descent:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc reluctantly allows Nebula to accompany him to the underworld to retrieve the slain Iolaus. It's a road he travels with the best of intentions, but it's a road through hell.
Directed By: Richard Compton	Written By: Lisa Klink
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Nebula--Gina Torres Dumuzi--Antonia Te Mahioha Danaeus--Paul Glover	Old Woman--Wanjiku Kiarie Priest--Ronald La Pread Agenor--Tony Hopkins Crewmember--Grae Burton
Disclaimer: No zombies were chomping at the bit during the production of this motion picture.

84. Resurrection:

TV Guide Spoiler: A three-part story arc concludes with a tortured Herc setting sail for nowhere. He lands in Eire and is welcomed by the persecuted Druids. "You are the Chosen One," they tell him.
Directed By: Philip Sgriccia	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Morrigan--Tamara Gorski Mabon--Nicko Vella Bronagh--Alistair Browning Kernunnos--Stuart Devenie Druid Leader--Keith Bracey Kieran--Peter Grahame Head Guard--Jon Stubbs	Celtic Villager--Clint Sharplin Druid of Faith--Renee Brennan Druid of Mercy--Jonathon Acorn Druid of Innocence--Sean Davis Guard--Mark Rounthwalte Villager 1--John Porter Villager 2--Paul Price
Disclaimer: No Magic Munchkins preaching the virtues of ancient Celtic philosophy were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

85. Genies and Grecians and Geeks, Oh My :

TV Guide Spoiler: During an ancient version of "Supermarket Sweep," Salmoneus and Autolycus converge on a sultan's magic lamp---and the genie inside it lets them share three wishes.
Directed By: John Cameron	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Autolycus--Bruce Campbell Salmoneus--Robert Trebor Jinni--Hilary McMillan Sultan--John Givins Falafel--Paul Norell	Head Guard--Ian Maxwell Nazar--Mike Bajko Shepherd--Gary Elliott Blond 1--Nicola Veleta Salmoneus Double--David Scott
Disclaimer: No cool blue bongs that resemble Aladdin's lamp were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

86. Render Unto Ceasar:

TV Guide Spoiler: As Morrigan teeters between her bad (divine) and good (mortal) sides, Caesar mounts an invasion of Eire.
Directed By: John Laing	Written By: Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Caesar--Karl Urban Morrigan--Tamara Gorski Mabon--Nicko Vella Bronagh--Alistair Browning Kernunnos--Stuart Devenie Brigid--Benedicta Joseph	Hirtius--Willy De Witt Publicus--Grant Boucher Angus--Norman Fairley Connor--Liam Vincent Niall--Alex Moffat Libicus--Daniel Hennessey Centurion--Anthony Jones
Disclaimer: No Scribes intent on writing the truth and nothing but the truth were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

87. Norse by Norsevest:

TV Guide Spoiler: A vision draws Herc to Norway, where he finds himself mixed up in events that, a prophecy says, will lead to "the end of all things." Part 1 of two.
Directed By: John Laing	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle (Teleplay By: Gary Conway)
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Morrigan--Tamara Gorski Balder--Rupert Cocks Thor--Ben Reed Loki--Ian Huges Mabon--Nicko Vella Odin--Peter McCauley Frigga--Donagh Rees Hilda--Denise Snoad	Norn--Yvonne Lawley Eric--Wade Jackson Little Girl--Emily Hartley-Saldder Dying Man--Thomas McIver Thief--Andrew Glover Healer--Bill Thomas Old Woman--Ann Baxter Darkness--Stephen Papps Brigid--Benedicta Joseph
Disclaimer: No ram, stag or any other horned species was sacrificed for Thor's helmet during the production of this motion picture. We Swear it

88. Somewhere Over the Rainbow Bridge :

TV Guide Spoiler: Conclusion. The three tragedies of Norse prophecy have occurred, and Ragnarok, "the end of all things," is a certainty. "We cannot defeat the ice," intones Odin.
Directed By: Michael Hurst	Written By: Gerry Conway
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Balder--Rupert Cocks Thor--Ian Huges Odin--Peter McCauley Frigga--Donogh Rees Loki--Ian Huges Hilda--Denise Snoad Norn--Yvonne Lawley	Eric--Wade Jackson Little Girl--Emily Hartley-Saldder Old Woman--Ann Baxter Recovered Warrior--Thomas McIver Blacksmith--Nadim Ledogory Darkness--Stephen Papps Little Boy--Jonathan Meirhead
Disclaimer: No Frost Giants were thawed during the production of this motion picture.

89. Darkness Rising:

TV Guide Spoiler: A dark vision sends Herc from Eire to Sumeria, where Nebula is in danger. Behind the trouble: Dahak---in an insidious disguise.
Directed By: Chris Long	Written By: Lisa Klink
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus/Dahok--Michael Hurst Nebula--Gina Torres Morrigan--Tamara Gorski	Mabon--Nicko Vella Bronagh--Alistair Browning Brigid--Benedicta Joseph Agenor--Tony Hopkins
Disclaimer: Iolaus nearly lost his head during the production of this motion picture.

90. For Those of You Just Joining Us...:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc and company head back to the present (the series also did it once last season) for a campy episode in which the show's future---to say the very least---is on the line. Annoyed with the storylines, mercurial studio chief B.S. Hollinsfoffer gives executive producer Rob Tapert a week to come up with new plots or else. So the writers, producers and star Kevin Sorbo head off to a rustic (make that seedy) corporate retreat for some brainstorming. But they can't get much work done because somebody keeps trying to kill them. Xena's Renee O'Connor guest stars as the retreat's annoyingly perky counselor, Sunny Day.
Directed By: Bruce Campbell	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules/Kevin Sorbo--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus/Paul Robert Coyle--Michael Hurst Rob Tapert--Bruce Campbell B.S. Hollinsfoffer--Robert Trebor Sunny Day--Renee O'Connor	Alex Kurtzman--Ted Raimi Liz Friedman--Hudson Leick Jerry Patrick Brown--Kevin Smith Meilssa Blake--Lisa Chappell Norma Bates--Tamara Gorski
Disclaimer: Due to circumstances beyond our control, some staff members were ridiculed, targeted at and generally made fools of during the production of this motion picture.

91. Let There Be Light:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc, Morrigan and Nebula return to Corinth. Their mission is to separate Iolaus from Dahak's evil spirit so Herc's friend can rest in peace. But to do so could destroy the world.
Directed By: Robert Radler	Written By: Noreen Tobin & Gene O'Neill
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Jason--Jeffrey Thomas Morrigan--Tamara Gorski Nebula--Gina Torres Zarathrustra--George Henare Mnemosyne--Donogh Rees Mnemosyne's Voice--Claire Stansfield	Antibius--Stephanie Liebert School Teacher--Danny Lineham Nilos--Joseph Greer Professor--Graeme Moran Warrior--Matthew Van Den Berg Guard--Murray Dahm Woman Demon Convert--Monique Joel Olivian--Robyn Duncan
Disclaimer: No Cast-Iron Snakes were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

92. Redemption:

TV Guide Spoiler: Herc, Morrigan, Nebula and Zarathustra battle to rid the world of Dahak and free the spirit of Iolaus.
Directed By: Bruce Campbell	Written By: Lisa Klink
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Morrigan--Tamara Gorski Nebula--Gina Torres Ares--Kevin Smith	Zarathrustra--George Henare Jason--Jeffrey Thomas Stouras--Bruce Allpress Dahak--Mark Newnham
Disclaimer: Finally the demon Dahak was destroyed during the production of this motion picture.

93. Sky High:

TV Guide Spoiler: With a volcano about to blow (and destroy the village below), Herc, the Amazon Ephiny and a mixed bag of recruits coordinate a plan to redirect its lava flow. Herc's plan involves explosive crystals from Atlantis.
Directed By: John Laing	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Ephiny--Danielle Cormack Nagus--James Gaylin Kurth--Jonathon Roberts Opakus--Clint Sharplin	Zek--Jonathan Bell-Booth Liesas--Taungaroa Emile Pretur--Paul Appleby 1st Gang Member--Darian Siley Paradas--William Smith
Disclaimer: Ephiny's leg was not hurt in the production of this motion picture. However, the writers sincerely apologizeto Amazons everywhere for excluding her from the big finale.

94. Stranger and Stranger:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules travels to the parallel Netherworld to rescue the gods of Olympus before both worlds are destroyed.
Directed By: Bruce Campbell	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle (Teleplay By: Gerry Conway)
Characters: Hercules/Sovereign--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus 2--Michael Hurst Ares 1/Ares 2--Kevin Smith Empress--Gina Torres Falafel 2--Paul Norell	Hemnor--Davie Mackie Local--Frederick Benford Peasant 1--Gary Elliot Farmer--Rodney Cooke Hortius--John Lawler
Disclaimer: If you would like to be a contestant on Wheel of Misfortune, simply send us a postcard and prepare to kiss your bottom goodbye.

95. Just Passing Through:

TV Guide Spoiler: While traveling with Iolaus 2, Herc recalls a "typical" day with Iolaus. It involves a stolen gem, Autolycus (of course), and a curse that could destroy an entire village.
Directed By: Charles Siebert	Written By: Noreen Tobin & Gene O'Neill
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus/Iolaus 2--Michael Hurst Autolycus--Bruce Campbell Lucretiana--Jodie Dorday	Astrovo--Russell Dixon Temple Guard--Simon Gomez Boy--Joseph Main
Disclaimer: Autolycus' intestinal tract was well lubricated and, consequently, was not harm or blocked during the production of this motion picture.

96. Greece is Burning:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules enlists the aid of the Widow Twanky to help his former dancing partner Althea put on a fabulous fashion show.
Directed By: Michael Hurst	Written By: Andrew Landis
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Widow Twanky--Edith Sidebottom (Michael Hurst) Althea--Willa O'Neill	Oena--Jay Saussey Count VonVerminhaven--Stuart Devenie Titus--Brett Stewart
Disclaimer: Due to incredibly bad taste and a despicable dress code, the Fashion Police were locked up indefinitely immediately upon completion of filming this motion picture.

97. We'll Always Have Cyprus:

TV Guide Spoiler: Morrigan joins Hercules on his mission to save the Oracle of Cyprus from predictions of her own death.
Directed By: Garth Maxwell	Written By: Stephanie C. Meyer Teleplay By: Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman)
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Morrigan--Tamara Gorski Jason--Jeffrey Thomas Havisha--Simone Kessel Oracle--Alison Quigan Drayus--Aaron Devitt Marpessa--Amanda Rees	Thug 1--Doug Wallace Thug 2--Marcell Kalma Thug 3--John Pemberton Gravedigger--Gary Elliott Reina--Shena Sanders Priestess--Vanessa Gay Vender--Des Wallace
Disclaimer: The Oracle affectionately known as "Mrs. Potato Head" was not harmed during the production of this motion picture.

98. The Academy:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules, Jason and Iolaus 2 return to Cheiron's academy to stop a band of renegade cadets from taking over the school.
Directed By: Charlie Haskell	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus 2--Michael Hurst Zylus--Ryan Gosling Jason--Jeffrey Thomas Seaka--Jodie Rimmer Lilith--Susan Brady Head Master--Geoff Snell Tabor--Albert Belz	Friend of Zylus/Kid #1--Nicholas Baker Friend of Zylus/Upperclassman #2--Andrew Eggleton Friend of Zylus/Upperclassman #3--Allen O'Halloran Friend of Zylus/Upperclassman #4--Ben Cook Kid #2--Cameron Stanton Kid #3--Chelsea Howell Peddler--Glenn Ellerin
Disclaimer: Support the United Grecian College Fund. A mind is a terrible thing to waste, much like the vacation plans of certain Young Hercules cast members.

99. Love on the Rocks:

TV Guide Spoiler: A mermaid named Nautica swims away from home and into the arms of Iolaus 2. But Nautica isn't aware that she has an important duty in her watery world.
Directed By:	Written By:
Characters: --	--
Disclaimer: No Fish Out of Water was harmed during the production of this motion picture.

100. Once Upon a Future King:

TV Guide Spoiler: Our Hero hits the high seas bound for Britannia as "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" celebrates its 100th episode. Our Hero travels to England after young wizard Merlin sends a then-tyrannical King Arthur back to 500 B.C.-- and recruits Herc to teach the sovereign about leadership.
Directed By: Mark Beesley	Written By: Gene O'Neill & Noreen Tobin
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus 2--Michael Hurst Morrigan--Tamara Gorski Merlin--Tim Faville	Arthur--Neill Rea Mab--Sara Wiseman Old Merlin--Norman Forsey Lady of the Lake--Asa Lindh
Disclaimer: Many Giant Steps were taken during the production of this motion picture. However, none for mankind.

101. Fade Out:

TV Guide Spoiler: A curse cooked up by Discord, Deimos and Ares has Hercules fading fast.
Directed By: Charles Siebert	Written By: Gerry Conway
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus 2--Michael Hurst Ares--Kevin Smith	Discord--Meighan Desmond Deimos--Joel Tobeck Marcus--Andrew Binns
Disclaimer: No Gods or other deities were killed during the production of this motion picture. They just faded away.

102. My Best Girl's Wedding:

TV Guide Spoiler:
Directed By: Andrew Merrifield	Written By: Gerry Conway
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus 2--Michael Hurst Aphrodite--Alexandra Tydings Serena--Sam Jenkins-Sorbo	Nautica--Angela Marie Dotchin Triton--Bruce Hopkins Lysaka--Patrick Wilson Cabiri--Donogh Rees
Disclaimer: No floundering fish were filleted during the production of this motion picture.

103. Revelations:

TV Guide Spoiler: Iolaus returns from the dead to warn Hercules that the end of the world is at hand.
Directed By: Bruce Campbell	Written By: George Strayton & Tom O'Neill
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst	Ares--Kevin Smith Michael--Charles Mesure
Disclaimer: Iolaus got a new lease on life during the production of this motion picture.

Season Six

104. Be Deviled:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules comes face to face with the darkest side of himself. Serena is back and Ares.
Directed By: Mark Beesley	Written By: Paul Robert Coyle
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst "Serena"--Sam Jenkins-Sorbo Xerxos--Jeremy Roberts Arciana--Katie Wolfe Ares--Kevin Smith Head Guard--Bill Florian Old Man--John O'Leary Man--Dennis Hally Hera's Priest--Syd Mannion	Tormentor--Tony Billy Prisoner--Des Wallace Blacksmith 1--Slade Leef Blacksmith 2--Serose Fonla Hera Worshipper--Danny Philips Villager--Kerynn Walsh Young Xeros--Kurt Boasted Xeros' Mother--Gerry Eller Magistrate--Michael Philips
Disclaimer: Xerxos' goose was cooked during the production of this motion picture.

105. Love Amazon Style:

TV Guide Spoiler: The god of terror Deimos exploits a tribe of Amazons when Aphrodite accidentally puts them under a spell.
Directed By: David Grossman	Written By: Adam Armus & Nora Kay Foster
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Aphrodite--Alexandra Tydings Deimos--Joel Tobeck Hephaestus--Jason Hoyte Vargus--Campbell Cooley Kayla--Simone Kessell Gorgeous Amazon--Sonia Gray	Amazon--Amber Sainsbury Amazon--Katrina Misa Amazon--Joy Van Uden Big Amazon--Sharon Janes-Norman Gambler--Tim Hosking Dealer--Albert Svord Gang Leader--Ben Cooke
Disclaimer: No Conniving Mischievous, Over-The-Top Deities formerly and presently known as Deimos were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

106. Rebel With a Cause:

TV Guide Spoiler:
Directed By: Garth Maxwell	Written By: Lisa Klink
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Antigone--Paige Moss Oedipus--Mick Rose Cleon--Stelios Yiakmis Jocasta--Elizabeth Hawthorne Tiros--Tony MacIver Cleon's Assistant--Mark Clare	1st Soldier--Dane Jerro 2nd Soldier--Christian Hodge 3rd Soldier--Will Hinchcliff Young Soldier--John Eizner Child--Ashleigh Howard Rockette--Sharon Janes-Norman
Disclaimer: Cleon's Part was not harmed during the production of this motion picture.

107. Darkness Visible:

TV Guide Spoiler: Hercules and Iolaus are summoned by an old friend, Vlad, to fight vampires only to discover that they are to be his next victims.
Directed By: Phil Sgriccia	Written By: Lisa Klink
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Vlad--Jeffrey Meek Galen--Stephen Lovatt Nadia--Tiffany de Castro	Darius--Rafe Battiste Mateus--Jon Brazier Headmaster--Norman Fairley Vampire--Marcel Kalma
Disclaimer: No Blood Sucking Homicidal Vampires were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

108. Hercules, Tramps & Thieves:

TV Guide Spoiler: When Autolycus is charged with robbing the first bank of Greece, it's up to Hercules to save him from taking the rap for his ex-wife Luscious in this zany episode.
Directed By: Charles Siebert	Written By: Vanessa Place & Liz Friedman
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Autolycus--Bruce Campbell Luscious Deluxe--Traci Lords Sheriff--John Sumner Klunter--Glen Drake Posse Member--Stephen Hall Kuff--Steev Cleary	Lynk--Patrick Kake Barkeep--Bob Johnson Executioner--Mark Nua Vendor--Danny Phillips Emcee--John Palino Waitress--Abbey-Mai Westoner
Disclaimer: No Cat Burglars intent on framing their ex-husbands were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

109. City of the Dead:

TV Guide Spoiler:
Directed By: Tom O'Neill & George Strayton	Written By: Chris Long
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Nefertiti--Gabriella Larkin Amensu--Josephine Davison Ramses--Toi Itt High Priest--Robin Kora	Adviser--Brent Marshall Assassin--Jason Tahu Captain--Tony Forster Courtier 1--Chris Graham Guard--Watchman Rivers
Disclaimer: No pyramid schemers were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

110. A Wicked Good Time:

TV Guide Spoiler: A witch in training frames Hercules as an evil warlock and casts a love spell on Iolaus.
Directed By: Adam Nimoy	Written By: Liz Friedman & Vanessa Place
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Discord--Meighan Desmond Lilith--Susan Brady Seska--Jodie Rimmer Haleh--Katrina Browne	Magistrate--Stig Eldred Magnus--Michael Hallows Isoceles--Damien Lay Shamus--Eli Sharplin Sariah--Kelly Addis
Disclaimer: Discord was a Basket Case during the production of this motion picture.

111. Full Circle:

TV Guide Spoiler: In the series' dramatic conclusion, Zeus releases Hera from the Abyss of Tartarus, inadvertently freeing the Titans Helios, Oceanus and Atlas, who are hell-bent on revenge. As Hercules and Iolaus race to stop them from destroying the world, the mythical demigod must face the crucial questions that have propelled the series since its inception: Will Hercules be able to put aside his anger toward Zeus and finally forgive him? Will he and his stepmother Hera be able to resolve their bitter conflict once and for all?
Directed By: Bruce Campbell	Written By: Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci
Characters: Hercules--Kevin Sorbo Iolaus--Michael Hurst Ares--Kevin Smith Zeus--Charles Keating Hera--Meg Foster Helios--Phil Grieve	Oceanus--Andrew Kovacevich Atlas--David Press Nemesis--Kimberly Joseph Evander--Joseph Main Soldier--Campbell Rousselle
Disclaimer: No ancient Greek myths were harmed during the production of this series, although some were altered for the entertainment and enjoyment of our audience.

***The cast information is somewhat out of date, but it is the best that it will be until I find the time to watch the end credits. If you can see the tiny print during the end credits and would like for me to add a name, please e-mail me.

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