
Hercules: The Legendary JourneysThe legendary son of Zeus journeys across the earth fighting monsters and helping people.
CreatorChristian Williams

The Wrong Path
Jan 29, 1995
Hercules drops his vengeful quest in order to aid a village enthralled by a snake-woman.

Eye of the Beholder
Feb 5, 1995
A misunderstood cyclops keeps water from frightened villagers.

The Road to Calydon
Feb 12, 1995
When a refugee takes a bejeweled chalice from a deserted temple, Hera's rage erupts.

The Festival of Dionysus
Feb 19, 1995
Power-hungry Pentheus plots the assassination of his father, King Iphicles, at the festival of Dionysus.

Ares
Feb 26, 1995
Hercules faces Ares, whose boy soldiers feed the god's blood lust.

As Darkness Falls
Mar 5, 1995
Nemis the centaur crashes a wedding and kidnaps the bride, Penelope.

Pride Comes Before a Brawl
Mar 12, 1995
Only a selfless act will gain the gods' pardon for condemned Iolaus.

The March to Freedom
Mar 19, 1995
Hercules liberates a young woman from slavery and battles a notorious slave trader.

The Warrior Princess
Mar 26, 1995
Princess Xena uses Iolaus to lure Hercules into a death trap.

Gladiator
Apr 2, 1995
Wicked Menas Maxius pits slaves against wild animals for his amusement.

The Vanishing Dead
May 7, 1995
Hercules fights Ares and his vicious dog for the souls of fallen warriors.

The Gauntlet
May 14, 1995
After Darphus mutinies, warrior princess Xena joins Hercules to take back her troops.

Unchained Heart
May 21, 1995
Xena's former lieutenant, Darphus, rises from the dead to carry out Ares' evil plan.

GenerationofSwine
@GenerationofSwine
OK, I liked Xena more.... but this one came first. And what it simply was a live action children's action cartoon... or at least the sort of cartoon you would get in the 80s, brought to life in the cheapest and campiest of ways. Sorbo could do tongue in cheek well, he could look like he was taking the ridiculous seriously, and that was exactly what was needed for the role. But then Xena came along, it was a little more formulaic, it was a little more over the top, and it surpassed the original cheap live action cartoon master. It's just pure entertainment, and that makes it good entertainment. I love the old shows that were made to keep you smiling, keep you engaged, and not spread any agenda.