Young Hercules

In order to please Zeus, Hercules, with the help of Iolaus and Jason, retrieves a mysterious chalice but ends up getting abducted by a giant bird. "The Treasure of Zeus" is the first part of a trilogy. The second part is "Between Friends", and the third part is "What A Crockery".

Strife incites jealousy and bitterness among Hercules, Iolaus and Jason in a desperate attempt to turn them against one another. "Between Friends" is the second part of a trilogy. The first part is "The Treasure of Zeus", and the third part is "What A Crockery".

No longer under the protection of Zeus because of stealing Hera's chalice, Hercules finds his life in serious danger. "What A Crockery" is the third part of a trilogy. The first part is "The Treasure of Zeus", and the second part is "Between Friends".

When a gang of thugs tries to rob the academy, a hidden Hercules fouls up their plans.

When Hercules, Iolaus and Jason are sent to Athens on an errand, they find themselves on a ship filled with Amazon women.

Hercules, Iolaus and Jason get into trouble and are sentenced to work duty at the academy on their weekend off.

When Hercules, Iolaus and Jason offer to run the inn for Kora, they find themselves in trouble with the god Artemis.

When Jason receives an elaborate new sword and shield for his birthday, Hercules tries to outdo him with some god-made weapons.

Hercules must fight an Amazon woman in order to free her and her tribe from slavery.

When Hephaestus creates a woman made of metal, Hercules and the guys risk their lives to keep her alive.

Hercules is caught in the middle of a war between his Centaur mentor and his Amazon friend.

Hercules exposes Discord and Strife's plot to start a battle between the Centaurs and Amazons, putting an end to the long-lived feud forever.

When Hercules' friends tells him he's no fun, he allows a magical fire to transform him into the life of the party.

When Hercules tries to distract Lilith from her surprise party preparations, they end up almost dying in a collapsing cave.

When Ares allegedly attempts to murder Hercules, Hercules must act as his counsel at the trial.

When Hephaestus, the blacksmith of the gods, is kicked out of Olympus, Hercules must fight off a giant in order to help him.

Hercules alienates his friends in order to compete with his new-found brothers in the athletic games.

Jason receives a gift from a stranger that turns out to be a venom-spitting monster.

Hercules thinks he has found a great new party place but soon discovers he's in danger of becoming part of the Bacchae cult.

Reformed cult member, Orpheus, and his girlfriend, Eurydice, return to play a sold-out concert, but Hercules soon realizes that the music is changing all the listeners into Bacchae.

Hercules and Iolaus are surprised to find Eurydice and Orpheus disguised as farmers in a remote village, but soon learns that Orpheus is still in possession of Bacchus' magical lyre.

Hercules goes to the Other Side to plead Eurydice's case for judgment.

Hercules, Iolaus and Jason must rescue their monster pet from a circus sideshow.

While trying to save his half-brother, Pollux, Hercules uncovers a heinous plan orchestrated by Lucius (another mortal son of Zeus) and his crazy mother Iambe to eliminate all of Zeus' children, including Hercules.