The Best Episodes Written By Steve Roberts

Only a selfless act will gain the gods' pardon for condemned Iolaus.

Hercules faces Ares, whose boy soldiers feed the god's blood lust.

When a top-secret government agency believes The Mask to be an alien, Stanley must not only contend with his nemesis, Lt. Kellaway, who believes The Mask is a criminal, but also Agent X.

Theora goes AWOL when she learns her estranged brother is involved in the brutal and dangerous ""sport"" of raking, which the promoters are trying to have legalized and televised.

Rival Network 66 attempts to defeat Network 23 in a ratings-based election by introducing a ""watch while you sleep"" device into its programming to cause people to leave their TV sets on all night.

Wildcat and Molly stow away on Baloo's cargo run to Thembria.

Karnage's pirates steal the Sea Duck and take of the cliff guns.

Bushroot, the half plant/half duck villain, tries growing a bride to keep him company.

Darkwing Duck has been zapped with Megavolt's tronsplitter, seperating his good side from his bad. Another zap with the two sides will restore him to normal, but his negative side is certain not to let that happen.

Baloo and Wildcat help a client after she is attacked by Don Karnage.

Abis Mal is able to steal from Agrabah blind. He does this by burning this magical powder that creates smoke demons when burned.

Kit's peers at the Jungle Aces Clubhouse are enthralled with "Bullethead."

In this case, Adopt-a-con means the Adopt A Convict Program. The program has sent Tuskernini to Drake's house. DW is sure that Tusker won't reform, even though he acts as if he has. Posing as Bushroot, he takes Launchpad, Gosalyn, And Drake hostages in order to fish out Darkwing. But Drake's already a hostage. How can DW pull out of this one?

Mechanickles has created a mechanical sea monster that's tearing up the seas of the seven desserts. Now its up to Aladdin and a rude captain named Captain Al Bahtross.

In the middle of a global ratings sweep programmer packager Frank Braddock tries to sell Network 23 a package covering the activities of a terrorist group, the White Brigade. Edison and Murray become suspicious when Breakthru TV, who have bought the package, start broadcasting terrorist bombings as soon as they occur.

As the ""blanks"" -- undesirables with no computer records -- are rounded up and arrested, the networks face permanent cancellation by hackers who threaten to crash the city's entire computer system if their companions aren't released.

Network 23 censors go a step too far when they try to shut down a secret school in the fringes, because it's using pirated Network 23 instructional programming.

Breughel and Mahler are stealing live bodies from the Fringes and selling them to Nightingales Body Bank. The wealthy Plantaganet wants pituitarys from the bodies for an operation which could save his aging mother. While Carter races to save a Fringer girl's life, Cheviot is more concerned that Max is offending Network 23's biggest sponsor, ZikZak, who have decided to buy him.

Some shady entrepreneurs are stealing people's dreams and selling them to the highest bidders. Edison goes undercover to expose their lethal business.