Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
Hercules, the legendary son of Zeus, battles mythical monsters and fulfills heroic quests while seeking to prove his humanity and earn a place among mortals.
The legendary son of Zeus journeys across the earth fighting monsters and helping people.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01The Wrong PathJan 29, 1995Rate
Hercules abandons his mission for revenge to help a village under the influence of a serpent-possessed woman.
- 1.02Eye of the BeholderFeb 5, 1995Rate
A lonely cyclops, wrongly feared by a village, withholds water as a form of silent protest against their hostility.
- 1.03The Road to CalydonFeb 12, 1995Rate
A refugee's theft of a valuable chalice from an abandoned temple triggers the wrath of the goddess Hera.
- 1.04The Festival of DionysusFeb 19, 1995Rate
Pentheus, driven by ambition, schemes to kill his father, King Iphicles, during the festival of Dionysus.
- 1.05AresFeb 26, 1995Rate
Hercules confronts Ares, who manipulates young soldiers to satisfy his thirst for war and blood.
- 1.06As Darkness FallsMar 5, 1995Rate
A centaur named Nemis disrupts a wedding ceremony and takes the bride, Penelope, hostage.
- 1.07Pride Comes Before a BrawlMar 12, 1995Rate
Iolaus, facing divine punishment, must perform an act of selflessness to earn the gods' forgiveness and avoid his fate.
- 1.08The March to FreedomMar 19, 1995Rate
Hercules rescues a young woman from slavery and confronts a powerful and infamous slave dealer.
- 1.09The Warrior PrincessMar 26, 1995Rate
Xena arranges for Iolaus to be captured in an attempt to draw Hercules into a dangerous ambush.
- 1.10GladiatorApr 2, 1995Rate
Maxius entertains himself by forcing slaves to fight dangerous beasts in a brutal spectacle.
- 1.11The Vanishing DeadMay 7, 1995Rate
Hercules confronts the god Ares and a fierce battle-dog in a struggle to determine the fates of warriors who have died in battle.
- 1.12The GauntletMay 14, 1995Rate
Xena teams up with Hercules to reclaim her army after her general, Darphus, stages a mutiny.
- 1.13Unchained HeartMay 21, 1995Rate
Xena's former lieutenant, Darphus, returns from the dead to serve Ares and carry out a sinister plan.
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Cast & Crew
583 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Grant Heslov
as 1 episode
Alexandra Tydings
as Aphrodite
Bruce Campbell
as Autolycus
Kevin Sorbo
as Hercules
Michael Hurst
as Iolaus
Robert Trebor
as Salmoneus
Jeffrey Thomas
as Jason
Liddy Holloway
as Alcmene
Sandy E Scott
as Fallen Soldier
Sara Valentin
as 1 episode
Kevin Smith
as Ares, Iphicles, Jerry Patrick Brown, Ares God of Love, King Iphicles
Paul Norell
as Falafel, Croissant, Falafel II
Supporting cast
248Lucy Lawless
as Xena, Lyla
Tamara Gorski
as Morrigan, Norma Bates
Gina Torres
as Nebula, Beth Hymson
Sam Sorbo
as Serena, Princess Kirin
Meighan Desmond
as Discord
Lisa Chappell
as Dirce, Melissa Blake, Queen Melissa, Lydia, Princess Melissa, Melissa Blake, Robert Tapert's Assistant
Jason Tahu
as Thug Flattened By Boulder, Assassin, Fat Soldier Blasted up into Outer Space, Repeatedly Getting Hit in the Balls Goon, Guard Punched In The Crotch, Guard Getting Poker Shoved up the Arse, Fat Soldier Kicked in the Balls
Renee O Connor
as Gabrielle, Deianeira, Sunny Day, The Executioner
Elizabeth Hawthorne
as Alcmene, Jocasta, Mary Contrary
Kim Michalis
as Young Alcmene, Scilla, Lea, Leah
Bruce Allpress
as Septus, Skouros, Skouras, Old Man, Enos, Phidias
Patrick Kake
as Hercules Double, Hercules, Sovereign Double, Lynk
Mark Nua
as Skoros, Mong, Executioner, Otus, Wrestler, Ogre
Bruce Hopkins
as Triton, Pylon, Jordis, Lieutenant, Nehemiah
Campbell Rousselle
as First Mate, Ares Soldier, Terrorist, Thug, Cretan #1, Sentry
Dean O Gorman
as Young Iolaus, Ruun, Iloran
Hudson Leick
as Callisto, Liz Friedman
Nicko Vella
as Mabon, Macareus
John Sumner
as Domesticles, Spencius, Sheriff, Broteas
Patrick Wilson
as Captain Gerard, Lysacka, Big Titus, Estragon, Pilgrim #1
Tawny Kitaen
as Self - Deianeira
Jon Brazier
as Trinculos, Mateus, Jakar, Slave Trader, Mercenary #2
Stephen Papps
as The Darkness, Tritos, Teles, Pylendor
John Watson
as Taphius, Sokar, Priest of Ares, Constable, Pilgrim #2
Bernard Moody
as Drunk, Proprietor, Messenger, Old Drunk, Elderly Man
Stephen Hall
as Warrior, Nestor, Posse leader, Purces, Lead Soldier
David Mackie
as Hemnor, Guard
Stuart Devenie
as Kernunnos, Magistrate, Count von Verminhaven
Norman Forsey
as Old Blind Seer, Old Merlin, Tersius
Willa O Neill
as Althea, Phoebe
Matthew Chamberlain
as Darphus, Kamaros, Karis
Peter Mccauley
as Odin, Gekkus, Ajax
Josephine Davison
as Amensu, Ramina, Princess Alexa, Arachne
Ian Bohen
as Young Hercules
Glenn Shadix
as Typhon, Typhoon
Derek Payne
as Daedalus, Hector
Rebecca Hobbs
as Woman #1, Katrina, Elora
Alistair Browning
as Bronagh, Meniskos
Nathaniel Lees
as Cheiron, Emissary, Cyrus, Blue Priest
Simone Kessell
as Rena, Kayla, Havisha
John Dybvig
as King Quallus, Rankor, Slave Trader, Tavern Thug
Erik Thomson
as Hades, King Daulin
Fiona Mogridge
as Cheris, Breanna, Evanthea, Moria
Peter Muller
as Deric, Fallen Soldier, Deric the Centaur
Ross Campbell
as Dingus, Lout, Soldier #1, Thug in Bar
Danny Lineham
as Schoolteacher, Johe, Lycus, Drinker #2
Stig Eldred
as Magistrate, Maecius, Belus, Gagnon
Geoff Clendon
as Oronis, Witness, Father, Foreman
Jim Mclarty
as Pankos, Myles, Fish Merchant, Teacher
Jonathan Bell Booth
as Brother #1, Centaur #1, Highwayman, Zek
Grant Boucher
as Henchman, Publius, Hunter, Customer
Andre Kovachevitch
as Oceanus, Sepsus, Proprietor, Odeon
Mark Newnham
as Ares, Mummy, Dahak
Christian Hodge
as Drunk #1, Soldier #3, Lapithus, Bandit #2
Bruce Phillips
as Palamedes, Pandion, Jacobus, Atticus
Paul Glover
as Danaeus, Brontus, Josephus, Roberto Orci, Writer
Zo Hartley
as Mother, Tenant, Patron
Simon Gomez
as Vendor #1, Emcee, Temple Guard, Saltar
Marcel Kalma
as One-Legged Man, Bald Figure, Hargus, Thug #2
Donogh Rees
as Frigga, Mnemosyne, Cabiri
Roy Dotrice
as Zeus
Corinna Everson
as Atalanta
Chris Conrad
as Young Jason
Danielle Cormack
as Ephiny, Lady Marie DeValle
Claudia Black
as Cassandra
Ted Raimi
as Joxer, Alex Kurtzman, Writer
Ian Hughes
as Loki, Calimachus
Martyn Sanderson
as Ancient Priest, King Menelaos, Thoas
Sarah Smuts Kennedy
as Kara, Leandra
Jay Saussey
as Oena, Village girl
Ross Duncan
as Imuru, Spiro, Pallaeus
Merv Smith
as Lesion, Iagos, Village Elder
Peter Rowley
as Comic, Guard, Ephadon
Jason Hoyte
as Scarred Lieutenant, Hephaestus, Skell
Gordon Hatfield
as Freedom Fighter, Temple Guard, Lieutenant
Warren Carl
as Crowd Member, Prince Pentheus, Kazon
Bridget Hoffman
as Echidna
Eric Gruendemann
as Crowd Member, Fisherman, High Priest
Amber Sainsbury
as Amazon, Princess, Regina
Yvonne Lawley
as Norn, Alyssa
Derek Ward
as The Ferret, Agitator, Thief #2
Maggie Tarver
as Rena, Motherly figure, Hesame
Ian Harrop
as Fisherperson, Triptolemus, Camp Boss
Jeff Gane
as Rak, Thug Leader, Peddler
Geoff Snell
as Elis, Headmaster, Clytus
Terry Batchelor
as Segallus, Burly Man, Mudo
Geoff Dolan
as Henchman, Head of Fashion Police, Orenth
Mark Clare
as Gnoxious, Defense Minister, Deros
John O Leary
as Gravetender, Magistrate, Judge
Tyler Jane
as Head Archer, Archer #1, Syreena
Denise Snoad
as Hilda, Ara
John Mellor
as Barkeep, Thug #1, Crossbow
Graham Lauder
as Trapper #1, Cecrops Ghost, First Mate
Norman Fairley
as Aurelius, Headmaster, Angus
David Press
as Glaucus, Atlas, Garas
Anthony Ray Parker
as Valerus, Ipicles, Minotaur
Liam Vincent
as Connor, Little Titus, Fishmonger
Ray Woolf
as Chief Executioner, Bledar, Eteocles
Clint Sharplin
as Kenickus, Celtic Villager, Opakus
Alex Moffat
as Beckerus, Silicles, Niall
Andrew Glover
as Farmer, Illegibus, Thief
Rodney Cook
as Passerby, Farmer, Mean Soldier
Ian Watkin
as Inn Keeper, Butcher, King Quallus
Benedicta Joseph
as Brigid
Ian Miller
as Pirate Captain, Toll Collector, Boss Highwayman
Amanda Rees
as Matron #1, Mina, Marpessa
Graham Smith
as Baker, Marcius, Leukos
Ranald Hendriks
as Epicurus, Cleitus, Momus
Paul Mciver
as Aeson
Simon Lewthwaite
as Klonus
Timothy Raby
as Archivus, Soldier
Kelly Greene
as Phaedron Guard #2, Goon #2, Epius
Michael Saccente
as Grovelius, P.T. Barnabus, Tallus
Ross Mckellar
as Linus, Prince Gordius
Ross Harper
as Demitrius, Man #2, Driver
Lee Jane Foreman
as Lyna, Arleia, Villager #2
Stephanie Liebert
as Antibius, Young Woman
Wade Jackson
as Eric, Darsus
Jeremy Roberts
as Xerxos, Derkus 'Derk' Petronicus
Ben Reed
as Thor
Lacey Kohl
as Cupcake
Mick Rose
as Oedipus, Lycus
Jonathan Blick
as Epius, Prince Nestor
Ian Mune
as Menus Maxius, King Sidon
Angela Marie Dotchin
as Nautica
Rupert Cox
as Balder
Tony Todd
as Gilgamesh, Gladius
Scott Michaelson
as Apollo
Karl Urban
as Julius Caesar, Cupid
Lisa Ann Hadley
as Queen Niobe
Karen Sheperd
as Enforcer
Katrina Browne
as Haleh, Siri
Lori Dungey
as Fortune, Time Share Saleswoman
Charles Mesure
as Archangel Michael, Johnny Pinto
James Gaylyn
as Villager, Nagus
George Henare
as Zarathustra
Sela Apera
as Shepherdess, Leda
Sara Wiseman
as Hephates, Mab
David Fitchew
as Desk Attendant, Court Officer
Kimberley Joseph
as Nemesis
Mark Raffety
as Prince of Antioch, Acteon
Meg Foster
as Hera
Antonio Te Maioha
as Dimuzi, Boraxis
Mike Dwyer
as Thug #2, Theodorus
William Johnson
as Veklos, Petrakis
Paul Gittins
as Lonius, Thanis
Susan Brady
as Lilith
Maya Dalziel
as Mother, Nasty Mother
Taungaroa Emile
as Ximenos, Linxus
Marama Jackson
as Lucenne, Aurara
Jodie Rimmer
as Cesca, Seska
Lawrence Wharerau
as Vytos, Soldier #2
Mario Gaoa
as Soldier #3, Quintas
David Stott
as Thief #1, Boatman
Noel Trevarthen
as King Midas, King Iphicles
Alistair Babbage
as Vendor, Farmer
Doug Mccaulay
as Guard, Bromius
Albert Belz
as Minteus, Tyson
Amy Morrison
as Hope
David Mercer
as Tapus, Surviving Warrior
Arch Goodfellow
as Lout, Pyturis
Robin Kora
as High Priest, Peplus
Ilona Rodgers
as Queen Euriana, Queen Camilla
Michael Mizrahi
as Castor, Ratface
Robert Pollock
as Minos, Villager
Matthew Humphrey
as Marcus, Damon
Andrea Croton
as Persephone
Willy De Wit
as Hirtius, Eric Gruendeman
Gabriel Prendergast
as Old Man, Spagos
Buzz Moller
as Tyron, Zachariah
Shane Dawson
as Assistant Minotaur, Warrior #1
John Manning
as King Tyndareus, Merchant
Patrick Smith
as Trancas, King Georgas
William Davis
as Skirner, Head Guard
Vanessa Guy
as Teenage Girl #1, Priestess
Eddie Campbell
as Artemus, Drinker #1
Kelson Henderson
as Kid #1, Democles
Margaret Mary Hollins
as Hispides, Admeta
Lewis Martin
as Mortis, Priest
Katrina Misa
as Amazon, Archer #2
Julian Arahanga
as Cassius, Lead Bounty Hunter
Mike Bajko
as Nazar, Turgeus
Ray Bishop
as Centaur #2, Rankus
Nancy Schroder
as Head Sister
Robert Horwood
as Vericles, Lexus
Sharon Janes Norman
as Big Amazon, Rebelette
Vicky Burrett
as Old Woman
Tim Hosking
as Landlord, Gambler
Alan De Malmanche
as Servant, Phineas
Les Dwight
as Masher, Soldier #1
Barry Duffield
as Pirate, Kazankis
Jean Hyland
as Mother
Mike Howell
as Jargos, Pelops
Bruce Burfield
as Prisoner, Bartender
Matthew Jeffs
as Draxus Guard #1, Lowlife
Geoff Barlow
as Old Man, King Pholus
Vicky Rodewyk
as Marcenea's Daughter, Child
Peter Mason
as Drunk Slob, Proprietor
Damien Lay
as Isoceles, Neighbor's son
Joseph Greer
as Romanus, Nikos
Rose Mciver
as Ilea
Elizabeth Pendergrast
as Atropos, Woman Shopper
Alexander Gandar
as Zacharias, Gyger
Crawford Thomson
as Arcarius, Thug
Teresa Hill
as Nemesis
Simon Prast
as Patronius, First Soldier
John Mckee
as Gredor, Gruff Soldier
Chris Bailey
as Tarkon, Cletis
Julie Collis
as Heliotrope
Max Cryer
as Barker, Priest
Jane Cresswell
as Maiden, Proteus
James O Farrell
as Ironhead, Bornus
Tony Wood
as Elusius, Bluth
Katherine Ransom
as Mica
Daniel Batten
as Pyro, Weasel
Asa Lindh
as Lady of the Lake, Maiden #2
Timothy Biggs
as Leandrus, Peasant
Martin Baynton
as Holidus, King Stavros
Alan Farquhar
as Vendor, Villager #1
Mark Sinclair
as Village Man, Fisherman
Peter Feeney
as Castor, The Other Autolycus
Grant Mcfarland
as Scoundrel #1, Shellus
Gilbert Goldie
as Village Elder, Nevus
Grant Bridger
as King Augeus, Karis
Lulu Alach
as Clemitus, Delia
Latham Gaines
as Captain of the Guard, Marcus
Brad Carpenter
as Amphion
Edward Newborn
as King Polonius, Perdidis
Brendhan Lovegrove
as Pylos, Man
Brett Stewart
as Titus, Stichius
David Goodwin
as Citizen #2, Mogo
Dane Jerro
as Head Soldier, Soldier #1
Graeme Moran
as Villager #1, Professor
Ted Clark
as Drunk #2, Young Man
Chic Littlewood
as Attendant, King Tolas
Jon Stubbs
as Rowdy #2, Head Guard
Huntly Eliott
as Town Elder, Vitron
Rebecca Kopacka
as Young Callisto, Clotho
Phaedra Hurst
as Leandra, Slave Girl
Geoffrey Knight
as Slave Driver, Agitator
Timothy James Adam
as Soldier #1, Soldier One
Chris Graham
as Courtier #1, Colchis
Glen Drake
as Klunter, Nikos
Charmaine Guest
as Leche, Ariadne
Tony Billy
as Con #1, Guard
Syd Mannion
as Hera Priest, Man
Gary Elliott
as Shepherd, Peasant #1
Ann Baxter
as Old Woman
Writers
21Alex Kurtzman
teleplay2 episodes • 1998–1999
Brad Carpenter
story1 episode • 1996
Brian Herskowitz
teleplay1 episode • 1996
Doug Lefler
storyboard artist1 episode • 1995
Gene O Neill
teleplay1 episode • 1998
Gerry Conway
teleplay2 episodes • 1998–1999
Jerry Patrick Brown
teleplay1 episode • 1998
John Hudock
teleplay1 episode • 1997
John Schulian
story3 episodes • 1995–1996, teleplay2 episodes • 1996
Kevin Sorbo
story1 episode • 1997
Liz Friedman
story1 episode • 1997
Michael Sarley
storyboard artist
Noreen Tobin
teleplay1 episode • 1998
Patricia Manney
story1 episode • 1997
Paul Robert Coyle
story4 episodes • 1998–1999
Rob Tapert
story1 episode • 1996
Robert Bielak
teleplay4 episodes • 1996–1998, story3 episodes • 1996–1998
Roberto Orci
teleplay2 episodes • 1998–1999
Scott Smith Miller
teleplay1 episode • 1995
Sonny Gordon
teleplay1 episode • 1997
Stephanie Meyer
assistant to writers (as Stephanie C. Meyer)1 episode • 1999, story (as Stephanie C. Meyer)1 episode • 1999
Producers
19Alex Kurtzman
co-executive producer2 episodes • 1998–1999
Andrew Dettmann
producer1 episode • 1995
Bernadette Joyce
associate producer / producer6 episodes • 1995–1999
Chloe Smith
producer: New Zealand1 episode • 1999
Christian Williams
executive producer
Daniel Truly
producer1 episode • 1995
David Eick
co-producer16 episodes • 1995–1998
Eric Gruendemann
producer / co-executive producer2 episodes • 1995–1999
Gene O Neill
producer
John Schulian
co-executive producer1 episode • 1995
Liz Friedman
co-producer / producer / co-executive producer4 episodes • 1996–1999
Michael J Mcdonald
co-producer (as Michael Mcdonald)1 episode • 1999
Paul Robert Coyle
co-producer
Rob Tapert
executive producer111 episodes • 1995–1999
Robert Bielak
co-executive producer31 episodes • 1997–1998
Roberto Orci
co-executive producer2 episodes • 1998–1999
Sam Raimi
executive producer111 episodes • 1995–1999
Steve Roberts
supervising producer1 episode • 1995
Vanessa Place
co-producer1 episode • 1999
Other crew
322Chris Graves
(as Christopher Graves)3 episodes • 1997–1998
Charles Braverman
(as Chuck Braverman)1 episode • 1996
Daniel T Cahn
(as Daniel Cahn)7 episodes • 1995
James A Contner
(as Jim Contner)1 episode • 1995
Barbara Darragh
1 episode • 1995
Daniel Peter Kolton
1 episode • 1995, composer: additional music (as Daniel Kolton) (uncredited)
Jack Perez
1 episode • 1995
Mark Robins
1 episode • 1995
Viv Kernick
1 episode • 1995, set dresser (as Vivienne Kernick)2 episodes • 1999
Rob Tapert
1 episode • 1996
Stewart Main
1 episode • 1996
Gary Jones
1 episode • 1997
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