Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

When Iolaus is falsely accused of robbery, Hercules races against time to apprehend the real thief before his friend is executed.

Hercules helps out his friend King Midas, whose gambling palace has gotten out of control with sadistic entertainment.

A not-so-heroic Hercules imposter, hi s mortal half-brother Iphicles, is about to wed the stepdaughter of an evil warlord.

Hercules and Iolaus capture Goth, wanted for war crimes, but are forced to take refuge in abandoned fort while Goth's brother and his army try to rescue him.

Hercules helps a centaur and his family combat the prejudice of a fanatical group of townspeople seeking ethnic purity.

Hercules plays Cupid to a forlorn farmer and his alluring wife, who ran away to work in a "sin bin" after the death of their two children.

Echidna, the Mother of All Monsters, is out to get Hercules for killing all her children.

While trying to rescue Persephone, Hades' stolen love, Herc visits the Underworld. He's sorely tempted to stay with his beloved dead wife and children.

Salmoneus is set up with treasure stolen from Hera. When Hercules convinces Nemesis that Salmoneus is innocent, Hera sends a deadly creature of fire to eliminate all three of them.

Hercules and Iolaus fall in with fellow traveler Typhon, a gentle and friendly giant. They are astounded to discover he is married to Echidna, the Mother of All Monsters.

Hercules has an uphill battle when he goes after King Sisyphus, who's tricked a young man into taking his place in the underworld.

Hercules and Iolaus search for a mystical relic that allows nothing but the truth to be uttered in its presence.

Hercules' good time at a harvest festival is interrupted by the arrival of an assassin sent by his vindictive stepmother.

Hercules and Iolaus helps Jason and the Argonauts search for the Golden Fleece.

Hecules is in for both love and war when he falls in love with the leader of a rebel band that is fighting a tyrant.

Hercules promotes peace by organizing an athletic competition between the warring Spartans and Eleans, thus creating the Olympic Games.

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Hercules and Iolaus get caught in the middle of a love triangle when they volunteer to help a king rescue his kidnapped fiancée.

Iolaus discovers he has a royal look-alike and ends up helping him defend his throne from a jealous brother and a conniving general.

A friend of Hercules and Iolaus is accused of theft when an angry god distorts reality by making people appear to have performed acts they didn't.