The Worst Episodes of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

Brave Marie de Valle inspires thieves, who bear uncanny resemblances to Hercules, Iolaus and Salmoneus, to fight for the French Revolution.

Director: Charlie Haskell

Writer: Brian Herskowitz

A timid young writer descends into the fearsome Cave of Echoes with Hercules and Iolaus to rescue a fair maiden.

Director: Gus Trikonis

Writer: John Schulian, Robert Bielak

Evil designer Onea and the fashion police connive to keep Herc's former dance partner, Althea, from staging a show.

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: Andrew Landis, Julia Swift

Teenage Hercules, Iolaus and Jason battle a fire-breathing monster.

Director: Charles Siebert

Writer: N/A

Autolycus and Salmoneus steal a magic lamp which has a beautiful and vain genie.

Director: John Cameron

Writer: Paul Robert Coyle

Hercules battles a town run by bandits in order to help a farmer reunite with his estranged wife.

Director: James A. Contner

Writer: John Schulian

Hercules intervenes when a young man with divine powers is manipulated by a relative into using his gift for villainous purposes.

Director: Charlie Haskell

Writer: Nelson Costello

Hercules helps an Egyptian princess retrieve the stolen mummy of a king, which has come to life and is bent on killing.

Director: Anson Williams

Writer: Melissa Rosenberg

Hercules and the Norse god Thor work together to prevent the end of all things.

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: Gerry Conway

Hercules travels to the parallel Netherworld to rescue the gods of Olympus before both worlds are destroyed.

Director: Bruce Campbell

Writer: N/A

Hercules helps the monster Echidna and the giant Typhon find their kidnapped child.

Director: John T. Kretchmer

Writer: John Schulian

Mad King Augeus, thinking he is Zeus, becomes Hera's evil puppet.

Director: Rodney Charters

Writer: John Kirk

Iolaus and Autolycus race to save Hercules after he is put on a butcher's chopping block following his transformation into a pig by Discord.

Director: Christopher Graves

Writer: Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci

Hercules embarks on an odyssey to save the Norse god Balder from an evil prophecy.

Director: John Laing

Writer: N/A

Hercules reminisces about a typical day filled with desperate villagers and derring-do with his late friend, Iolaus.

Director: Charles Siebert

Writer: Noreen Tobin, Gene O'Neill

Hercules must help King Midas reclaim his realm from vicious gamblers.

Director: Garth Maxwell

Writer: Craig Volk

Hercules falls in love while helping a woman and her band of rebels defeat a tyrannical king.

Director: Peter Ellis

Writer: Robert Bielak

A young dragon starts killing warriors and destroying villages at the same time a warlord returns from exile seeking revenge on his enemies.

Director: Oley Sassone

Writer: Eric Estrin, Michael Berlin

Outlaw Amazons blind a boy and kidnap his sister, making her one of them.

Director: Gary Jones

Writer: Robert Bielak

Hercules, Jason and Iolaus 2 return to Cheiron's academy to stop a band of renegade cadets from taking over the school.

Director: Charlie Haskell

Writer: Paul Robert Coyle

Hercules must help Oedipus and his daughter, Princess Antigone, battle the evil King Creon.

Director: Garth Maxwell

Writer: Lisa Klink

Hercules must prove Autolycus' innocence after he is accused of robbing the first bank of Greece.

Director: Charles Siebert

Writer: Liz Friedman, Vanessa Place

Discord plots with two witches-in-training to frame Hercules as a warlock.

Director: Adam Nimoy

Writer: Liz Friedman, Vanessa Place

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

Director: Stewart Main

Writer: Michael Marks

To relieve his anguish at failing to save a woman's life, Fortune erases Iolaus' memory.

Director: Philip Sgriccia

Writer: Jerry Patrick Brown