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== Show Summary == | == TV Show Summary == | ||
* Hercules, aided by his best friend Iolaus, goes on many adventures helping people and slaying mythical monsters using his half-god strength. | * Hercules, aided by his best friend Iolaus, goes on many adventures helping people and slaying mythical monsters using his half-god strength. | ||
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* [[Antonio Te Maioha]] plays '''Boraxis''' and '''Dimuzi''' | * [[Antonio Te Maioha]] plays '''Boraxis''' and '''Dimuzi''' | ||
* [[Brenda Kendall]] plays '''Woman Shopper''' | * [[Brenda Kendall]] plays '''Woman Shopper''' | ||
* [[Bruce Campbell]] plays '''Autolycus''' and '''Rob Tapert''' | * [[Bruce Campbell]] plays '''Autolycus''' and '''Rob Tapert, Executive Producer''' | ||
* [[Bruce Phillips]] plays ''' | * [[Bruce Phillips]] plays '''Atticus''', '''Jacobus''', '''Palamedes''', '''Pandion''' | ||
* [[Calvin Tuteao]] plays '''Natros''' | * [[Calvin Tuteao]] plays '''Natros''' | ||
* [[Claudia Black]] plays '''Cassandra''' | * [[Claudia Black]] plays '''Cassandra''' | ||
* [[Cliff Curtis]] plays '''Nemis''' | * [[Cliff Curtis]] plays '''Nemis''' | ||
* [[Craig Hall]] plays '''Timuron''' | * [[Craig Hall]] plays '''Timuron''' | ||
* [[Danielle Cormack]] plays ''' | * [[Danielle Cormack]] plays '''Lady Marie DeValle''' and '''Ephiny''' | ||
* [[Des Wallace]] plays ''' | * [[Des Wallace]] plays '''Thug #1''' and '''Con #2''' | ||
* [[Geoff Dolan]] plays ''' | * [[Geoff Dolan]] plays '''Orenth''', '''Henchman''', and '''Head of Fashion Police''' | ||
* [[Gina Torres]] plays ''' | * [[Gina Torres]] plays '''Beth Hymson, Casting Director''' and '''Nebula''' | ||
* [[Gordon Hatfield]] plays ''' | * [[Gordon Hatfield]] plays '''Temple Guard''', '''Lieutenant''', and '''Freedom Fighter''' | ||
* [[Hori Ahipene]] plays '''Brutus''' | * [[Hori Ahipene]] plays '''Brutus''' | ||
* [[Irene Drake]] plays '''Karros''' | * [[Irene Drake]] plays '''Karros''' | ||
* [[Jennifer Ward-Lealand]] plays '''Voluptua''' | * [[Jennifer Ward-Lealand]] plays '''Voluptua''' | ||
* [[Jon Brazier]] plays ''' | * [[Jon Brazier]] plays '''Mercenary #2''', '''Jakar''', '''Slave Trader''', '''Trinculos''', and '''Mateus''' | ||
* [[Josephine Davison]] plays ''' | * [[Josephine Davison]] plays '''Ramina''', '''Princess Alexa''', '''Arachne''', and '''Amensu''' | ||
* [[Karl Urban]] plays '''Cupid''' and '''Julius Caesar''' | * [[Karl Urban]] plays '''Cupid''' and '''Julius Caesar''' | ||
* [[Kelson Henderson]] plays ''' | * [[Kelson Henderson]] plays '''Kid #1''' and '''Democles''' | ||
* [[Ken Blackburn]] plays '''Atreus''' | * [[Ken Blackburn]] plays '''Atreus''' | ||
* [[Latham Gaines]] plays ''' | * [[Latham Gaines]] plays '''Marcus''' and '''Captain of the Guard''' | ||
* [[Lisa Chappell]] plays '''Lydia''', '''Dirce''', '''Princess/Queen Melissa''', and '''Melissa Blake''' | * [[Lisa Chappell]] plays '''Lydia''', '''Dirce''', '''Princess/Queen Melissa''', and '''Melissa Blake, Robert Tapert's Assistant''' | ||
* [[Lucy Lawless]] plays ''' | * [[Lucy Lawless]] plays '''Lyla''' and '''Xena''' | ||
* [[Lulu Alach]] plays '''Clemitus''' | * [[Lulu Alach]] plays '''Delia''' and '''Clemitus''' | ||
* [[Marise Wipani]] plays '''Janista''' | |||
* [[Mark Ferguson]] plays '''Craesus the Centaur''' | * [[Mark Ferguson]] plays '''Craesus the Centaur''' | ||
* [[Nicko Vella]] plays '''Macareus''' and '''Mabon''' | |||
* [[Nicko Vella]] plays ''' | |||
* [[Patrick Kake]] plays '''Hercules Double''', '''Sovereign Double''', and '''Lynk''' | * [[Patrick Kake]] plays '''Hercules Double''', '''Sovereign Double''', and '''Lynk''' | ||
* [[Paul Glover]] plays ''' | * [[Paul Glover]] plays '''Josephus''', '''Brontus''', '''Roberto Orci, Writer''', and '''Danaeus''' | ||
* [[Ray Bishop]] plays ''' | * [[Ray Bishop]] plays '''Rankus''' and '''Centaur #2''' | ||
* [[Ray Henwood]] plays '''King Sisyphus''' | * [[Ray Henwood]] plays '''King Sisyphus''' | ||
* [[Renée O'Connor]] plays ''' | * [[Renée O'Connor]] plays '''The Executioner''', '''Gabrielle''', and '''Sunny Day''' | ||
* [[Rose McIver]] plays '''Ilea''' | * [[Rose McIver]] plays '''Ilea''' | ||
* [[Sara Wiseman]] plays '''Hephates''' and '''Mab''' | * [[Sara Wiseman]] plays '''Hephates''' and '''Mab''' | ||
* [[Simon Prast]] plays '''First Soldier''' and '''Patronius''' | * [[Simon Prast]] plays '''First Soldier''' and '''Patronius''' | ||
* [[Stephen Papps]] plays ''' | * [[Stephen Papps]] plays '''Teles''', '''Pylendor''', '''Tritos''', and '''The Darkness''' | ||
* [[Stephen Ure]] plays '''Farmer''' | * [[Stephen Ure]] plays '''Farmer''' | ||
* [[Ted Raimi]] plays '''Joxer''' and '''Alex Kurtzman, Writer''' | * [[Ted Raimi]] plays '''Joxer''' and '''Alex Kurtzman, Writer''' | ||
* [[Timothy Raby]] plays ''' | * [[Timothy Raby]] plays '''Soldier''' and '''Archivus''' | ||
* [[Willa O'Neill]] plays ''' | * [[Willa O'Neill]] plays '''Phoebe''' and '''Althea''' | ||
== Episode List == | == Episode List == | ||
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[[File:Hercules - s02e22 - Delia.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Lulu Alach]]'' as '''Delia''' in ''"2.22 - The Power"''.]]<br><br> | [[File:Hercules - s02e22 - Delia.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Lulu Alach]]'' as '''Delia''' in ''"2.22 - The Power"''.]]<br><br> | ||
[[File:Hercules - s03e11 - Clemitus.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Lulu Alach]]'' as '''Clemitus''' in ''"3.11 - Long Live The King"''.]]<br><br> | [[File:Hercules - s03e11 - Clemitus.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Lulu Alach]]'' as '''Clemitus''' in ''"3.11 - Long Live The King"''.]]<br><br> | ||
[[File:Marise Wipani - Janista - 1.05 - Ares.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Marise Wipani]]'' as '''Janista''' in ''"1.05 - Ares"''.]]<br><br> | |||
[[File:Mark Ferguson - Craesus the Centaur - 1.06 - As Darkness Falls.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Mark Ferguson]]'' as '''Craesus the Centaur''' in ''"1.06 - As Darkness Falls"''.]]<br><br> | [[File:Mark Ferguson - Craesus the Centaur - 1.06 - As Darkness Falls.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Mark Ferguson]]'' as '''Craesus the Centaur''' in ''"1.06 - As Darkness Falls"''.]]<br><br> | ||
[[File:Nicko Vella - Macareus - 3.08 - Prince Hercules.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Nicko Vella]]'' as '''Macareus''' in ''"3.08 - Prince Hercules"''.]]<br><br> | [[File:Nicko Vella - Macareus - 3.08 - Prince Hercules.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Nicko Vella]]'' as '''Macareus''' in ''"3.08 - Prince Hercules"''.]]<br><br> | ||
[[File:Nicko Vella - Mabon - 5.03 - Resurrection.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Nicko Vella]]'' as '''Mabon''' in ''"5.03 - Resurrection"''.]]<br><br> | [[File:Nicko Vella - Mabon - 5.03 - Resurrection.png|400px|thumb|center|''[[Nicko Vella]]'' as '''Mabon''' in ''"5.03 - Resurrection"''.]]<br><br> |
Latest revision as of 17:27, 9 November 2017
TV Show Summary
- Hercules, aided by his best friend Iolaus, goes on many adventures helping people and slaying mythical monsters using his half-god strength.
Young Hercules Canon
The following episodes have flashbacks and/or heavy references to Young Hercules. They are considered part of YH canon and have their own pages.
- HtLJ - 4.03 - Regrets... I've Had a Few
- HtLJ - 4.11 - Medea Culpa
- HtLJ - 4.20 - Twilight
- HtLJ - 4.21 - Top God
- HtLJ - 5.17 - The Academy
Hercules and the Amazon Women
- Released: April 25, 1994 (USA)
- A village of only men comes to seek Hercules' aid in defeating a band of mysterious creatures of the eve of Iolaus' wedding. Hercules discovers these "creatures" are really the women of the village who have split with their chauvinistic men and aligned themselves with Hera.
- Hercules and the Amazon Women on IMDB
- Jump down the page to Additional "Hercules and the Amazon Women" Pictures.
- Ben Cooke as Stunts
- Kevin Sorbo plays Hercules
- John Steemson plays Village Boy
- Kim Michalis plays Young Alcmene
- Maggie Tarver plays Village Mother
- Margaret-Mary Hollins plays Megara
- Michael Hurst plays Iolaus
- Nick Kemplen plays Village Heckler
- Shane Dawson was Stunts
- Timothy Lee plays Lethan (miscredited as Ilus)
- Lucy Lawless plays Lysia
- Rose McIver plays Girl (Hydra)
Hercules and the Lost Kingdom
- Released: May 2, 1994 (USA)
- Hercules comes to the aid of a young woman who is seeking the lost city of Troy. Eventually, Hercules leads her to a camp of refugees from the city, which has been taken over by Hera's Blue Priests. Hercules helps the refugees take back the city.
- Hercules and the Lost Kingdom on IMDB
- Jump down the page to Additional "Hercules and the Lost Kingdom" Pictures.
- Elizabeth Hawthorne plays Queen Omphale
- Jay Saussey plays Village Girl
- Kevin Sorbo plays Hercules
- Maggie Tarver plays Motherly Fighter
- Nathaniel Lees plays Blue Priest
- Patrick Wilson plays Chief Monk
- Shane Dawson was Stunts
- Brenda Kendall plays Janus the Bartender
- Renée O'Connor plays Deianeira
Hercules and the Circle of Fire
- Released: November 5, 1994 (USA)
- When all the Earth's fire begins to go out, Hercules and Deianeira must go in search for fire to stop the world from becoming frozen.
- Hercules and the Circle of Fire on IMDB
- Jump down the page to Additional "Hercules and the Circle of Fire" Pictures.
- Geoff Snell plays Peasant #2
- John Carr Watson plays Temple Priest
- Kevin Sorbo plays Hercules
- Kim Michalis plays Daughter #2
- Mark Newnham plays Antaeus
- Shane Dawson was Stunts
- Sharon Tyrell plays Temple Priestess
- Yvonne Lawley plays Peasant Woman
- Lisa Chappell plays Daughter #1
- Mark Ferguson plays Prometheus
Hercules in the Underworld
- Released: November 7, 1994 (USA)
- When villagers begin disappearing it is discovered that they had fallen through a crack in the earth which goes straight to Hades. Hercules once again comes to the rescue and faces one of his most difficult challenges, and must prove himself as a man as well as a god.
- Hercules in the Underworld on IMDB
- Jump down the page to Additional "Hercules in the Underworld" Pictures.
- André Kovachevitch plays Berserk Man in Inn
- Ben Cooke as Stunts
- John Dybvig plays Minion #3
- Kevin Sorbo plays Hercules
- Michael Hurst plays Aelus and Charon
- Pio Terei plays Sestus
- Stephen Hall plays Minion #2
- Stig Eldred plays Minion Leader
- Sydney Jackson plays Rustic Innkeeper
- Yvonne Lawley plays Peasant Woman in Market
- Cliff Curtis plays Nemis
- Gordon Hatfield plays Minion #1
- Mark Ferguson plays Hades
- Rose McIver plays Ilea
- Timothy Balme plays Lycastus
Hercules in the Maze of the Minotaur
- Released: November 19, 1994 (USA)
- Hercules has given up his days of traveling, and amazing adventures, and has settled down to spend some time with his family. When a distant village is threatened by an unseen monster, Hercules is called upon to help save the village from the monster.
- Hercules in the Maze of the Minotaur on IMDB
- Jump down the page to Additional "Hercules in the Maze of the Minotaur" Pictures.
- Ben Cooke as Stunts
- Kevin Sorbo plays Hercules
- Michael Hurst plays Iolaus
- Pio Terei plays Innkeeper
- Shane Dawson was Stunts
- Sydney Jackson plays Darthus
- Terry Batchelor plays Trikonis
- Rose McIver plays Ilea
- Marise Wipani plays Maiden
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (YH Alum Actors)
- Aired: January 16, 1995 - November 20, 1999 (USA)
- Hercules: The Legendary Journeys on IMDB
- Jump down the page to Additional "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" Pictures (YH Alum Actors).
- Alan de Malmanche plays Phineas and Servant
- Albert Belz plays Minteus and Tabor
- Allen O'Halloran plays Upperclassman #3
- Alison Bruce plays Postera
- Alistair Browning plays Meniskos and Bronagh
- Amber Sainsbury plays Regina, Princess, and Amazon
- André Kovachevitch plays Odeon, Sepsus, Proprietor, and Oceanus
- Andrea Kelland plays Factory Worker
- Andrew Eggleton plays Upperclassman #2
- Angela Marie Dotchin plays Nautica
- Asa Lindh plays Maiden #2 and Lady of the Lake
- Avelino 'El Rico' Lescot plays Hangman (uncredited)
- Barry Duffield plays Kazankis and Pirate
- Ben Brown plays Villager
- Ben Cooke plays Upperclassman #4 and Goon #1
- Benjamin Banse plays Villager
- Bruce Burfield plays Bartender and Prisoner
- Bruce Hopkins plays Pylon, Jordis, Nehemiah, Triton, Lieutenant
- Cameron Stanton plays Kid #2
- Campbell Rousselle plays Sentry, Cretan #1, Thug, Sergeant, Guard (uncredited), First Mate, Background (uncredited), Terrorist, Corinth Guard (uncredited), and Ares Soldier
- Carol Seay plays Woman
- Charles Pierard plays Lemnos
- Charmaine Guest plays Ariadne and Leche
- Chelsea Howell plays Kid #3 and Mia
- Chris Bailey plays Cletis and Tarkon
- Chris Conrad plays Young Jason
- Chris Graham plays Colchis and Courtier #1
- Christine Bartlett plays Villager #1
- Clint Sharplin plays Kenickus, Celtic Villager, and Opakus
- Clinton Elvey plays Punk
- Damian Nixey plays Gang Kid #1
- Danny Lineham plays Drinker #2, Lycus, Johe, and Schoolteacher
- David Fitchew plays Court Officer and Desk Attendant
- David Goodwin plays Citizen #2 and Mogo
- David Mackie plays Guard and Hemnor
- David Press plays Glaucus, Garas, and Atlas
- Dean O'Gorman plays Iloran, Ruun, and Young Iolaus
- Elizabeth Hawthorne plays Alcmene, Mary Contrary, and Jocasta
- Erik Thomson plays King Daulin and Hades
- Geoff Snell plays Clytus, Elis, and Headmaster
- Glen Drake plays Nikos and Klunter
- Grae Burton plays Crewmember
- Graham Lauder plays Cecrops Ghost, Trapper #1, and First Mate
- Ian Bohen plays Young Hercules
- Ian Harrop plays Camp Boss, Triptolemus, and Fisherperson
- Ian Hughes plays Calimachus and Loki
- James Gaylyn plays Villager and Nagus
- Jason Hoyte plays Scarred Lieutenant, Cohort, Skell, and Hephaestus
- Jason Tahu plays Paintball Player and Assassin
- Jay Saussey plays Oena
- Jeffrey Thomas plays Bellicus and Jason
- Jodie Rimmer plays Seska
- Joel Tobeck plays King Boraeus, Strife, David Scott Pollison, office production assistant, and Deimos
- John Carr Watson plays Pilgrim #2, Constable, Taphius, Sokar, and Priest of Ares
- John Dybvig plays Tavern Thug, Rankor, Slave Trader, and King Quallus
- John Manning plays Merchant and King Tyndareus
- John O'Leary plays Judge, Magistrate, and Gravetender
- Jon Stubbs plays Rowdy #2 and Head Guard
- Katrina Browne plays Siri and Haleh
- Kevin Smith plays Iphicles, Ares, and Jerry Patrick Brown
- Kevin Sorbo plays Hercules, Robert, The Sovereign, and Himself
- Kim Michalis plays Scilla, Leah, and Young Alcmene
- Liam Vincent plays Little Titus, Fishmonger, and Connor
- Liddy Holloway plays Alcmene
- Lori Dungey plays Time Share Saleswoman and Fortune
- Maggie Tarver plays Hesame and Rena
- Marcel Kalma plays Hargus, One-Legged Man, Thug #2, and Bald Figure
- Marek Sumich plays Head Rowdy
- Margaret-Mary Hollins plays Admeta and Hispides
- Mark Clare plays Deros, Gnoxious, and Defense Minister
- Mark Newnham plays Ares, Mummy, and Dahak
- Mark Wright plays Claxon
- Martin Baynton plays Holidus and King Stavros
- Matthew Walker plays Tiresius
- Meighan Desmond plays Discord
- Michael Hurst plays Iolaus, Charon, Orestes, Jean Pierre, The Widow Twanky, Paul Robert Coyle, Dahok, Beggar, and Iolaus II
- Michael Morrissey plays King Melkos
- Nathaniel Lees plays Cyrus, Emissary, Blue Priest, and Cheiron
- Nicholas Baker plays Dardo and Kid #1
- Nigel Harbrow plays Turkos
- Noel Trevarthen plays King Iphicles and King Midas
- Norman Fairley plays Aurelius, Angus, and Headmaster
- Patrick Wilson plays Pilgrim #1, Estragon, Big Titus, Captain Gerard, and Lysacka
- Paul Norrell plays Falafel, Croissant, and Falafel II
- Paul Paice plays Captain of the Guards and Villager #2
- Paul Willis plays Marcus
- Peter Mason plays Proprietor and Drunk Slob
- Philip Grieve plays Helios
- Phoebe Falconer plays Waifish Aphrodite
- Ranald Hendriks plays Epicurus, Cleitus, Momus
- Ray Woolf plays Chief Executioner, Bledar, and King Eteocles
- Robin Kora plays Peplus and High Priest
- Rodney Cooke plays Mean Soldier, Passerby, and Farmer
- Ross Campbell plays Soldier #1, Thug in Bar, Lout, and Dingus
- Ross Duncan plays Pallaeus, Spiro, and Imuru
- Sam Williams plays Comrade and Hercules Stunt Double
- Scott Michaelson plays Apollo
- Shane Dawson plays Assistant Minotaur and Warrior #1
- Slade Leef plays Smithie #2
- Sonia Gray plays Gorgeous Amazon
- Stelios Yiakmis plays Creon
- Stephanie Wilkin plays Ayora
- Stephen Hall plays Lead Soldier, Purces, and Posse leader
- Stephen Lovatt plays Galen, the Vampire Hunter
- Stephen Tozer plays King Diadorus
- Stig Eldred plays Belus, Maecius, Gagnon, and Magistrate
- Stuart Devenie plays Magistrate, Kernunnos, and Count von Verminhaven
- Susan Brady plays Lilith
- Taungaroa Emile plays Ximenos and Linxus
- Terry Batchelor plays Mudo, Segallus, and Burly Man
- Tim Hosking plays Landlord and Gambler
- Toi Iti plays Ramses
- Tony Billy plays Guard and Con #1
- Vanessa Guy plays Teenage Girl #1 and Priestess
- Winston Harris plays Young Jaris
- Yvonne Lawley plays Alyssa and Norn
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (Non-YH Alum Actors)
- Jump down the page to Additional "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" Pictures (Non-YH Alum Actors).
- Andrea Bruce plays Teacher
- Andrew Robertt plays Marcus
- Antonio Te Maioha plays Boraxis and Dimuzi
- Brenda Kendall plays Woman Shopper
- Bruce Campbell plays Autolycus and Rob Tapert, Executive Producer
- Bruce Phillips plays Atticus, Jacobus, Palamedes, Pandion
- Calvin Tuteao plays Natros
- Claudia Black plays Cassandra
- Cliff Curtis plays Nemis
- Craig Hall plays Timuron
- Danielle Cormack plays Lady Marie DeValle and Ephiny
- Des Wallace plays Thug #1 and Con #2
- Geoff Dolan plays Orenth, Henchman, and Head of Fashion Police
- Gina Torres plays Beth Hymson, Casting Director and Nebula
- Gordon Hatfield plays Temple Guard, Lieutenant, and Freedom Fighter
- Hori Ahipene plays Brutus
- Irene Drake plays Karros
- Jennifer Ward-Lealand plays Voluptua
- Jon Brazier plays Mercenary #2, Jakar, Slave Trader, Trinculos, and Mateus
- Josephine Davison plays Ramina, Princess Alexa, Arachne, and Amensu
- Karl Urban plays Cupid and Julius Caesar
- Kelson Henderson plays Kid #1 and Democles
- Ken Blackburn plays Atreus
- Latham Gaines plays Marcus and Captain of the Guard
- Lisa Chappell plays Lydia, Dirce, Princess/Queen Melissa, and Melissa Blake, Robert Tapert's Assistant
- Lucy Lawless plays Lyla and Xena
- Lulu Alach plays Delia and Clemitus
- Marise Wipani plays Janista
- Mark Ferguson plays Craesus the Centaur
- Nicko Vella plays Macareus and Mabon
- Patrick Kake plays Hercules Double, Sovereign Double, and Lynk
- Paul Glover plays Josephus, Brontus, Roberto Orci, Writer, and Danaeus
- Ray Bishop plays Rankus and Centaur #2
- Ray Henwood plays King Sisyphus
- Renée O'Connor plays The Executioner, Gabrielle, and Sunny Day
- Rose McIver plays Ilea
- Sara Wiseman plays Hephates and Mab
- Simon Prast plays First Soldier and Patronius
- Stephen Papps plays Teles, Pylendor, Tritos, and The Darkness
- Stephen Ure plays Farmer
- Ted Raimi plays Joxer and Alex Kurtzman, Writer
- Timothy Raby plays Soldier and Archivus
- Willa O'Neill plays Phoebe and Althea
Episode List
Season 1:
- 1.01 - "The Wrong Path" - Aired: January 16, 1995
- 1.02 - "Eye of the Beholder" - Aired: January 23, 1995
- 1.03 - "The Road to Calydon" - Aired: January 30, 1995
- 1.04 - "The Festival of Dionysus" - Aired: February 6, 1995
- 1.05 - "Ares" - Aired: February 13, 1995
- 1.06 - "As Darkness Falls" - Aired: February 20, 1995
- 1.07 - "Pride Comes Before a Brawl" - Aired: February 27, 1995
- 1.08 - "The March to Freedom" - Aired: March 6, 1995
- 1.09 - "The Warrior Princess" - Aired: March 13, 1995
- 1.10 - "Gladiator" - Aired: March 20, 1995
- 1.11 - "The Vanishing Dead" - Aired: April 24, 1995
- 1.12 - "The Gauntlet" - Aired: May 1, 1995
- 1.13 - "Unchained Heart" - Aired: May 8, 1995
Season 2:
- 2.01 - "The King of Thieves" - Aired: September 11, 1995
- 2.02 - "All That Glitters" - Aired: September 18, 1995
- 2.03 - "What's in a Name?" - Aired: September 25, 1995
- 2.04 - "Siege at Naxos" - Aired: October 2, 1995
- 2.05 - "Outcast" - Aired: October 9, 1995
- 2.06 - "Under the Broken Sky" - Aired: October 16, 1995
- 2.07 - "The Mother of All Monsters" - Aired: October 23, 1995
- 2.08 - "The Other Side" - Aired: November 6, 1995
- 2.09 - "The Fire Down Below" - Aired: November 13, 1995
- 2.10 - "Cast a Giant Shadow" - Aired: November 13, 1995
- 2.11 - "Highway to Hades" - Aired: November 27, 1995
- 2.12 - "The Sword of Veracity" - Aired: January 15, 1996
- 2.13 - "The Enforcer" - Aired: January 22, 1996
- 2.14 - "Once a Hero" - Aired: January 29, 1996
- 2.15 - "Heedless Hearts" - Aired: February 5, 1996
- 2.16 - "Let the Games Begin" - Aired: February 19, 1996
- 2.17 - "The Apple" - Aired: February 26, 1996
- 2.18 - "Promises" - Aired: March 4, 1996
- 2.19 - "King for a Day" - Aired: March 18, 1996
- 2.20 - "Protean Challenge" - Aired: May 4, 1996
- 2.21 - "The Wedding of Alcmene" - Aired: April 29, 1996
- 2.22 - "The Power" - Aired: May 6, 1996
- 2.23 - "Centaur Mentor Journey" - Aired: May 13, 1996
- 2.24 - "Cave of Echoes" - Aired: June 7, 1996
Season 3:
- 3.01 - "Mercenary" - Aired: October 7, 1996
- 3.02 - "Doomsday" - Aired: October 7, 1996
- 3.03 - "Love Takes a Holiday" - Aired: October 21, 1996
- 3.04 - "Mummy Dearest" - Aired: October 28, 1996
- 3.05 - "Not Fade Away" - Aired: November 4, 1996
- 3.06 - "Monster Child in the Promised Land" - Aired: November 4, 1996
- 3.07 - "The Green-Eyed Monster" - Aired: November 11, 1996
- 3.08 - "Prince Hercules" - Aired: November 25, 1996
- 3.09 - "A Star to Guide Them" - Aired: December 21, 1996
- 3.10 - "The Lady and the Dragon" - Aired: January 20, 1997
- 3.11 - "Long Live the King" - Aired: February 1, 1997
- 3.12 - "Surprise" - Aired: February 3, 1997
- 3.13 - "Encounter" - Aired: February 10, 1997
- 3.14 - "When a Man Loves a Woman" - Aired: February 17, 1997
- 3.15 - "Judgement Day" - Aired: February 17, 1997
- 3.16 - "The Lost City" - Aired: March 3, 1997
- 3.17 - "Les Contemptibles" - Aired: April 14, 1997
- 3.18 - "Reign of Terror" - Aired: April 14, 1997
- 3.19 - "The End of the Beginning" - Aired: April 21, 1997
- 3.20 - "War Bride" - Aired: April 28, 1997
- 3.21 - "A Rock and a Hard Place" - Aired: May 5, 1997
- 3.22 - "Atlantis" - Aired: May 12, 1997
Season 4:
- 4.01 - "Beanstalks and Bad Eggs" - Aired: September 29, 1997
- 4.02 - "Hero's Heart" - Aired: October 6, 1997
- 4.03 - "Regrets... I've Had a Few" - Aired: October 13, 1997
- 4.04 - "Web of Desire" - Aired: October 20, 1997
- 4.05 - "Stranger in a Strange World" - Aired: October 27, 1997
- 4.06 - "Two Men and a Baby" - Aired: November 3, 1997
- 4.07 - "Prodigal Sister" - Aired: November 10, 1997
- 4.08 - "...And Fancy Free" - Aired: November 17, 1997
- 4.09 - "If I Had a Hammer" - Aired: January 12, 1998
- 4.10 - "Hercules on Trial" - Aired: January 19, 1998
- 4.11 - "Medea Culpa" - Aired: January 26, 1998
- 4.12 - "Men in Pink" - Aired: February 2, 1998
- 4.13 - "Armageddon Now (Part 1)" - Aired: February 9, 1998
- 4.14 - "Armageddon Now (Part 2)" - Aired: February 16, 1998
- 4.15 - "Yes, Virginia, There Is a Hercules" - Aired: February 23, 1998
- 4.16 - "Porkules" - Aired: March 16, 1998
- 4.17 - "One Fowl Day" - Aired: March 23, 1998
- 4.18 - "My Fair Cupcake" - Aired: April 13, 1998
- 4.19 - "War Wounds" - Aired: April 20, 1998
- 4.20 - "Twilight" - Aired: April 27, 1998
- 4.21 - "Top God" - Aired: May 4, 1998
- 4.22 - "Reunions" - Aired: May 11, 1998
Season 5:
- 5.01 - "Faith" - Aired: September 28, 1998
- 5.02 - "Descent" - Aired: October 5, 1998
- 5.03 - "Resurrection" - Aired: October 12, 1998
- 5.04 - "Genies and Grecians and Geeks, Oh My!" - Aired: October 19, 1998
- 5.05 - "Render Unto Caesar" - Aired: October 26, 1998
- 5.06 - "Norse by Norsevest" - Aired: November 2, 1998
- 5.07 - "Somewhere Over the Rainbow Bridge" - Aired: November 9, 1998
- 5.08 - "Darkness Rising" - Aired: November 9, 1998
- 5.09 - "For Those of You Just Joining Us..." - Aired: January 9, 1999
- 5.10 - "Let There Be Light" - Aired: January 16, 1999
- 5.11 - "Redemption" - Aired: January 23, 1999
- 5.12 - "Sky High" - Aired: January 30, 1999
- 5.13 - "Stranger and Stranger" - Aired: February 1, 1999
- 5.14 - "Just Passing Through" - Aired: February 8, 1999
- 5.15 - "Greece Is Burning" - Aired: February 22, 1999
- 5.16 - "We'll Always Have Cyprus" - Aired: March 1, 1999
- 5.17 - "The Academy" - Aired: March 15, 1999
- 5.18 - "Love on the Rocks" - Aired: March 1, 1999
- 5.19 - "Once Upon a Future King" - Aired: April 26, 1999
- 5.20 - "Fade Out" - Aired: May 3, 1999
- 5.21 - "My Best Girl's Wedding" - Aired: May 10, 1999
- 5.22 - "Revelations" - Aired: May 17, 1999
Season 6:
- 6.01 - "Be Deviled" - Aired: September 27, 1999
- 6.02 - "Love, Amazon Style" - Aired: October 4, 1999
- 6.03 - "Rebel with a Cause" - Aired: October 16, 1999
- 6.04 - "Darkness Visible" - Aired: October 18, 1999
- 6.05 - "Hercules, Tramps & Thieves" - Aired: November 1, 1999
- 6.06 - "City of the Dead" - Aired: November 8, 1999
- 6.07 - "A Wicked Good Time" - Aired: November 15, 1999
- 6.08 - "Full Circle" - Aired: November 20, 1999
Additional "Hercules and the Amazon Women" Pictures
Additional "Hercules and the Lost Kingdom" Pictures
Additional "Hercules and the Circle of Fire" Pictures
Additional "Hercules in the Underworld" Pictures
Additional "Hercules in the Maze of the Minotaur" Pictures
Additional "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" Pictures (YH Alum Actors)
Additional "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" Pictures (Non-YH Alum Actors)