Remember that time when...

This is a page for events that are mentioned or reminised about, but never seen "on screen" by the fans of the series.

1.01 - Treasure of Zeus

Iolaus: Whoa. Hold it. Time out. You're gonna snag a chalice that belongs to Zeus? Is this one of those father-son things?
Hercules: No. Listen, it's not like that this time. I'm not takin' it from Zeus... I'm takin' it back to him.

It seems like the above quote implies that there was a time Hercules took something from Zeus. Now, it might be a reference to that time with Zeus's Urn, but Hercules didn't take that from Zeus either - he took it from Ares.

Iolaus: Remember that time when they served us beans in the dining hall for a whole week straight?
Jason: We had a blast!

1.13 - Forgery

Hercules: "I feel like I ate an ox."

Jason: "You did."
Hercules: "What?"

Jason: "I saw you. You ate the whole ox."

1.14 - No Way Out

Iolaus: "Me? Oh, no, no... I never threw parties. I just crashed ‘em. Though... there was that time I helped organize the all-the--"

Jason and Iolaus: "--pork-you-can-eat competition at the village fair!"

Iolaus: "Yeah! It was kind of messy, though."

1.17 - Winner Take All

Pollux: "They gave me this when I won the games at Amphipolis. And this, when I beat Niopus in the Olympic Pancrateon."

1.19 - Lure of the Lyre

Hercules: "You're Orpheus, right? I think I've seen you play at Kora's."

1.25 - Herc's Nemesis

Jason: We caught 'em off guard. I went left. Iolaus went right. And that's when we did the old -
Iolaus, Hercules, and Jason: Tree... Uh! Uh! Gag!

1.26 - Cold Feet

Jason: It was not my fault. You're the one that challenged the satyrs to a race.

Hercules: Oh, really? I think that you're the one that told 'em I'd run through the town naked if we lost, huh? I am never showing my face in Guilder again, okay?

Jason: (laughing) Your face wasn’t the problem.

Young Hercules: Cheiron's Warriors

Hercules hadn't seen a face get so filled with dread since Cheiron had caught Iolaus dipping Fiducius's hand into a bowl of warm water while the bursar was napping.