Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

When Iolaus (Michael Hurst) is falsely accused of robbery, Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) races against time to apprehend the real thief before his friend is executed.

Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) helps his friend King Midas (Noel Trevarthen) whose gambling palace has gotten out of control with sadistic entertainment.

Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) confronts his mortal half-brother Iphicles (Kevin Smith), who has stolen his identity in order to ally himself with a warlord (Kenneth McGregor) and woo the leader's stepdaughter (Simone Kessell).

Hercules and Iolaus (Kevin Sorbo, Michael Hurst) incur the wrath of a horde of barbarians when they capture the group's leader (Brian Thompson).

Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) helps a centaur (Peter Muller) and his family combat the prejudice of a fanatical group of townspeople seeking ethnic purity.

Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) battles a whole town run by bandits in order to help a farmer (Bruce Phillips) reunite with his estranged wife (Maria Rangel).

Hercules' mother innocently enters into a romance with a man involved in a plot to kill her son. With Kevin Sorbo, Liddy Holloway and Martin Kove.

Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) encounters his dead wife (Tawny Kitaen) while trying to rescue a goddess's daughter (Andrea Croton) from Hades (Erik Thomson).

Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) comes to the rescue when his hustler friend Salmoneus (Robert Trebor) unknowingly sells antiquities belonging to the evil goddess Hera.

Maceus (Stig Eldred) plans to avenge his brother's death by luring Hercules into battle with the monster Echidna (Bridget Hoffman). With Glenn Shadix.

Hades (Erik Thomson) summons Hercules to save the spirit of a young man (Craig Hall) who has been tricked into trading places with King Sisyphus (Ray Henwood).

When their friend is framed for murder, Hercules and Iolaus search for a mystical relic which allows nothing but the truth to be uttered in its presence.

Hercules' good time at a harvest festival is interrupted by the arrival of an assassin (Karen Sheperd) sent by his vindictive stepmother. With Michael Hurst.

Hercules and Iolaus venture inside an active volcano in order to help the legendary Jason (Jeffrey Thomas) and the Argonauts track down thieving warriors.

Hercules falls in love while helping a woman (Audie England) and her band of rebels defeat a tyrannical king (Michael Keir-Morrisey). Michael Hurst co-stars.

Hercules promotes peace by organizing an athletic competition between the warring Spartans and Eleans, thus creating the Olympic Games. With Robert Trebor.

Iolaus is used as a pawn by the scheming love goddess Aphrodite to prevent a marriage between the children (Jonathan Blick, Claire Yarlett) of two feuding kings (Ian Mune, Stephen Tozer).

Hercules and Iolaus get caught in the middle of a love triangle when they volunteer to help a king (Joel Tobeck) rescue his kidnapped fiancee (Josephine Davison).

Iolaus discovers he has a royal look-alike, Orestes, and ends up helping him defend his throne from a jealous brother and a conniving general (Will Kempe).

A friend (Paul Gittins) of Hercules and Iolaus is accused of theft when an angry god (Jane Cresswell) distorts reality by making people appear to have performed acts they didn't.

The wedding of Hercules' mother (Liddy Holloway) to the legendary Greek hero Jason (Jeffrey Thomas) is threatened by another of Hera's plots to kill Hercules. With Michael Hurst.

Hercules intervenes when a young man with divine powers is manipulated by a relative (Grant Bridger) into using his gift for villainous purposes. With Robert Trebor as Salmoneus.

A dying centaur (Tony Blackett) asks Hercules for help when a centaur group's struggle for equal rights with humans takes a violent turn. With Robert Trebor.

An eager young writer (Owen Black) learns a lesson about courage when he helps Hercules and Iolaus rescue a maiden trapped in a cave.