Hercules and Iolaus' attempt to save Sumeria from the wrath of evil deities leads to disastrous consequences.

Hercules, overcome by grief at Iolaus' death, travels to the underworld in hopes of getting him back.

Iolaus faces execution for a robbery committed by Autolycus, king of thieves.

Callisto joins forces with Gabrielle's evil daughter, Hope, in an effort to go back in time and prevent the birth of Hercules by killing his mother.

The real Iolaus returns to warn Hercules of the end of the world.

Xena's former lieutenant, Darphus, rises from the dead to carry out Ares' evil plan.

Hercules and Iolaus team up with a woman pirate to battle a queen who is now part arachnid.

In Sumeria, Hercules finds a new evil in the guise of a friend.

Hercules must fight for his life when a demonic Serena look-a-like plots to capture his soul.

Princess Xena uses Iolaus to lure Hercules into a death trap.

After Darphus mutinies, warrior princess Xena joins Hercules to take back her troops.

Hercules descends to Hades to rescue Persephone and sees his late wife.

The wedding of Hercules' mother to the legendary Greek hero Jason is threatened by another of Hera's plots to kill Hercules.

Hercules is trapped in the nether world with his evil double, while Iolaus tries to prevent Callisto from killing Alcmene.

Wicked Menas Maxius pits slaves against wild animals for his amusement.

After Salmoneus sells off Hera's treasure, Hercules must save him from the fiery monster Pyro.

Hercules battles the gods to return Alcmene's soul to the Elysian Fields.

As Hercules comes to terms with his friends' death, he battles a demi-god.

Caesar prepares to attack Eire; Hercules helps a demigoddess embrace her new identity: Justice.

Hercules and Iolaus are summoned by an old friend, Vlad, to fight vampires.

Hercules and Iolaus must race to save the world when Zeus releases Hera from the Abyss of Tartarus.

Royal look-alike Iolaus stands in for Orestes at his coronation and wedding to prevent usurper Minos from taking the throne.

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.

A court tries Hercules for the accidental death of an impersonator.

Hercules, Morrigan and Nebula return to Corinth to confront the evil Dahak, who has possessed Iolaus' body.