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|species= Olympian God<br>
|species= Olympian God<br>
|occupation= King of the Gods<br>
|occupation= King of the Gods<br>
|episodes= [[Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)]] †<br>[[1.01 - Treasure of Zeus]] †<br>[[1.02 - Between Friends]] †<br>[[1.03 - What a Crockery]] †<br>[[1.05 - Girl Trouble]] †<br>[[1.09 - Amazon Grace]] †<br>[[1.11 - Battle Lines I]] †<br>[[1.13 - Forgery]] †<br>[[1.15 - Ares on Trial]] †<br>[[1.17 - Winner Take All]] †<br>[[1.19 - Lure of the Lyre]] †<br>[[1.23 - The Mysteries of Life]] †<br>[[1.28 - In Your Dreams]] †<br>[[1.37 - The Head That Wears The Crown]] †<br>[[1.50 - Valley of the Shadow]]<br>[[HtLJ - 4.20 - Twilight]]<br>[[HtLJ - 4.21 - Top God]]<br>[[YHFFS2.01 - The Enemy Within I]] †<br>[[YHFFS2.02 - The Enemy Within II]] †<br>† = ''(mention only)''}}
|episodes= [[Young Hercules (Movie Pilot)]] †<br>[[1.01 - Treasure of Zeus]] †<br>[[1.02 - Between Friends]] †<br>[[1.03 - What a Crockery]] †<br>[[1.05 - Girl Trouble]] †<br>[[1.09 - Amazon Grace]] †<br>[[1.11 - Battle Lines I]] †<br>[[1.13 - Forgery]] †<br>[[1.15 - Ares on Trial]] †<br>[[1.17 - Winner Take All]] †<br>[[1.19 - Lure of the Lyre]] †<br>[[1.23 - The Mysteries of Life]] †<br>[[1.24 - Dad Always Liked Me Best]] †<br>[[1.28 - In Your Dreams]] †<br>[[1.37 - The Head That Wears The Crown]] †<br>[[1.50 - Valley of the Shadow]]<br>[[HtLJ - 4.20 - Twilight]]<br>[[HtLJ - 4.21 - Top God]]<br>[[YHFFS2.01 - The Enemy Within I]] †<br>[[YHFFS2.02 - The Enemy Within II]] †<br>† = ''(mention only)''}}


When the Titaness Rhea gave birth to her six children, their father Kronos was quick to devour them for fear of one of them rising up against him someday. Only Zeus, the youngest, was spared when Rhea tricked her husband into eating a cleverly-disguised [[Kronos Stone|rock]]. Raised on Mount Ida in Crete, Zeus would eventually return to [[Mount Olympus]] not only to free his siblings, but to wage war against Kronos and the other Titans (most of whom he threw into [[Tartarus]] for all eternity). After the battle, Zeus shared the world with his brothers [[Poseidon]] and [[Hades]], claiming the sky as his domain.
When the Titaness Rhea gave birth to her six children, their father Kronos was quick to devour them for fear of one of them rising up against him someday. Only Zeus, the youngest, was spared when Rhea tricked her husband into eating a cleverly-disguised [[Kronos Stone|rock]]. Raised on Mount Ida in Crete, Zeus would eventually return to [[Mount Olympus]] not only to free his siblings, but to wage war against Kronos and the other Titans (most of whom he threw into [[Tartarus]] for all eternity). After the battle, Zeus shared the world with his brothers [[Poseidon]] and [[Hades]], claiming the sky as his domain.

Revision as of 14:27, 29 March 2014


Zeus, as played by John Bach.

When the Titaness Rhea gave birth to her six children, their father Kronos was quick to devour them for fear of one of them rising up against him someday. Only Zeus, the youngest, was spared when Rhea tricked her husband into eating a cleverly-disguised rock. Raised on Mount Ida in Crete, Zeus would eventually return to Mount Olympus not only to free his siblings, but to wage war against Kronos and the other Titans (most of whom he threw into Tartarus for all eternity). After the battle, Zeus shared the world with his brothers Poseidon and Hades, claiming the sky as his domain.

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Television Tropes

1.19 - Lure of the Lyre

  • Hercules is about to head back to the Academy and pass on the offer of meeting Bacchus, but changes his mind when Orpheus says, "How often do ya get to meet one of the sons of Zeus?"
  • When Hercules meets Bacchus, Bacchus confirms that they're both sons of Zeus. Hercules asks if Bacchus has ever met Zeus, but Bacchus answers noncommittally, "We can discuss our celestial parent later."

1.23 - The Mysteries of Life

  • When told that Jason is the crown prince, the Barker doesn't believe it and snidely remarks that he's the son of Zeus. Hercules, not catching the sarcasm, grins and is about to introduce himself as a fellow son of Zeus before he's cut off.

1.37 - The Head That Wears The Crown

  • When Hercules confronts Jason about trying to live up to his father, Jason mocks Hercules for his own obsession with Zeus, and tells him to "grow up", that he's never going to see Zeus.

HtLJ - 4.20 - Twilight

  • Only what seems like moments after Alcmene's death, Zeus appears to a grieving Hercules in the woods.

HtLJ - 4.21 - Top God

  • In the flashback portion of this episode, Zeus appears to Hercules twice. The first time, he is angry that Hercules accepted and ate some ambrosia. The second time, after Hercules has challenged Apollo to a fight, he agrees to make Hercules half-mortal again.
  • In the 'present day', Zeus confronts Hercules about the idea of becoming a full god again, believing him to be ready this time. Hercules, after giving it a lot of thought, agrees to the idea and Zeus restores the godhood he'd taken back when Hercules was a teenager.
Zeus, as played by Roy Dotrice.