Episode 59— Hercules and the Romans
Aired February 15, 1999 · 23 min
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Hercules and Icarus arrive in Rome as the city seeks deities to worship. Three Egyptian gods attempt to seize the opportunity by transforming Rome into an Egyptian-style empire, causing chaos. Hercules and Icarus fight to defend the city, and in the aftermath, Icarus renames the Greek gods for Roman audiences, angering Hades, who is given the name Pluto.
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