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Ep 3. Regrets... I've Had a Few

• October 25, 1997
• 6.5   (311)

Title: Hercules: The Legendary Journeys - Season 4 Episode 3: Regrets... I've Had a Few

Episode Description:

In this action-packed episode of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, titled "Regrets... I've Had a Few," we find our hero Hercules and his loyal companion, Iolaus, embarking on a perilous journey filled with regrets, introspection, and unexpected challenges.

The episode begins with Hercules and Iolaus seeking refuge in a small village nestled in the heart of Greece. Troubled by haunting memories of past shortcomings, Hercules finds himself wrestling with a deep sense of regret and guilt. Meanwhile, Iolaus is equally burdened with his own remorse, triggered by past mistakes that still haunt him.

As they attempt to escape their regrets, the two friends stumble upon a mysterious artifact with the power to grant wishes. Intrigued by the potential for redemption, Hercules and Iolaus cautiously decide to give it a try. However, little do they know that this wish-granting artifact conceals a dark secret, turning their journey of redemption into a treacherous adventure.

Their first wish manifests itself in the form of a traveling circus, led by the enigmatic Ringmaster. The circus appears to offer an escape from reality, but soon Hercules and Iolaus realize that it is a trap, luring people into a world of illusions and regret. Forced to confront their guilt-ridden pasts, our heroes will need all their wit, strength, and determination to free themselves and bring down the malevolent force behind the circus.

As the plot thickens, Hercules and Iolaus encounter a wide array of colorful characters within the circus, each representing a different aspect of their past misadventures. These encounters force them to confront their regrets head-on, challenging them both physically and emotionally. Along the way, they unravel dark secrets, forge unlikely alliances, and must rely on their enduring friendship to persevere.

Throughout the episode, themes of forgiveness, acceptance, and second chances emerge. As Hercules and Iolaus confront their past mistakes, they learn valuable lessons about the importance of moving forward and making amends. The struggles they face within the circus mirror the internal battles they fight against their own inner demons, ultimately leading to personal growth and redemption.

The episode builds to an exhilarating climax as Hercules and Iolaus confront the true mastermind behind the wish-granting artifact. They must summon all their strength to defeat this formidable enemy, break free from the shackles of regret, and safeguard the village they have come to care for.

"Regrets... I've Had a Few" is a compelling and introspective installment of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys. Through its engaging storyline, thrilling action sequences, and thought-provoking themes, this episode explores the significance of confronting and overcoming regrets, while showcasing the enduring bond between Hercules and Iolaus.

Note: Hercules: The Legendary Journeys is a classic action-adventure television series set in Ancient Greece, starring Kevin Sorbo as the legendary demigod Hercules. The show, known for its blend of fantasy, mythology, and humor, enchanted audiences during its original run from 1995 to 1999.

• Genres Action & Adventure Drama
• Cast Kevin Sorbo Dean O'Gorman Belinda Waymouth Belinda Waymouth Colin Moy
• Channel Syndicated
• First Aired October 25, 1997
• Runtime 42 min
• Language English
• IMDB Rating 6.5   (311)

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

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" This is the story of a time long ago – a time of myth and legend. When the ancient gods were petty and cruel, and they plagued mankind with suffering, only one man dared to challenge their power – Hercules . Hercules possessed a strength the world had never seen – a strength surpassed only by the power of his heart. He journeyed the Earth – battling the minions of his wicked stepmother, Hera, the all-powerful queen of the gods. But wherever there was evil, wherever an innocent would suffer, there would be Hercules. "

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (or "H:TLJ") was a television series which aired from 1995 to 1999. The series depicts American actor Kevin Sorbo as Hercules , the son of the god Zeus and the human woman Alcmene . After the jealous Hera kills Hercules' family in The Wrong Path , he sets out to foil her evil plans, and help others he encounters along the way. He is usually accompanied by childhood friend, Iolaus , played by British-New Zealand actor Michael Hurst . Sometimes Hercules is joined by Salmoneus , depicted by American actor Robert Trebor .

H:TLJ had two spin-off shows, Xena: Warrior Princess and Young Hercules , plus one animation, Hercules and Xena – The Battle for Mount Olympus. The live shows shared a number of reoccurring characters, but rarely shared story lines. All of the shows were filmed in New Zealand with mostly local actors, but they typically used American accents.

While the setting is usually ancient Greece , no solid historical timeline or locales are adhered to, and elements from various periods are seen, such as Oriental, Egyptian and Medieval. The cast, extras, and villagers often represent a wide range of cultures and races not common to ancient Greece. Anachronisms and references to the modern world in episodes were common, and often scripted on purpose.

Some of the crew worked across the three shows, or switched between them. During later seasons, some left to work on The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. H:TLJ would become one of the highest-rated syndicated series at the time, and it and its spin-offs were seen as the height of the first-run, syndicated era. The show won 3 ASCAP awards, and was nominated for over twenty other awards, including a Saturn Award.

• 2 Supporting Cast
• 3 Production staff
• 4.1 Hercules-Xena Timeline (Chronology of the Series)
• 4.2 Tele Movies
• 4.3 Season One
• 4.4 Season Two
• 4.5 Season Three
• 4.6 Season Four
• 4.7 Season Five
• 4.8 Season Six
• Kevin Sorbo as Hercules
• Michael Hurst as Iolaus

Supporting Cast [ ]

• Bruce Campbell as Autolycus (Season 2-6)
• Robert Trebor as Salmoneus (Season 1-5)
• Jeffrey Thomas as Jason (Season 2-5)
• Liddy Holloway as Alcmene (Season 1-4)
• Kevin Smith as Ares (Season 3-6)
• Alexandra Tydings as Aphrodite (Season 2-6)
• Meighan Desmond as Discord (Season 4-6)

Production staff [ ]

• Robert Tapert
• Christian Williams
• John Schulian
• Robert Bielak
• Steve Roberts
• Andrew Dettmann
• Eric Gruendemann
• Gene O'Neill
• Daniel Truly
• Bernadette Joyce
• Paul Robert Coyle
• Joseph LoDuca

Episodes [ ]

H:TLJ Season One DVD Collection

Hercules-Xena Timeline (Chronology of the Series) [ ]

Hercules Episode List by Production Order . Some of the video collections include the television movies as part of Season 1. The cast sometimes referred to the films as Season 1 of seven seasons (see Kevin Sorbo 's book, True Strength ).

Tele Movies [ ]

• Hercules and the Amazon Women
• Hercules and the Lost Kingdom
• Hercules and the Circle of Fire
• Hercules in the Underworld
• Hercules in the Maze of the Minotaur

Season One [ ]

• " The Wrong Path "
• " Eye of the Beholder "
• " The Road to Calydon "
• " The Festival of Dionysus "
• " As Darkness Falls "
• " Pride Comes Before a Brawl "
• " The March to Freedom "
• " The Warrior Princess "
• " Gladiator "
• " The Vanishing Dead "
• " The Gauntlet "
• " Unchained Heart "

H:TLJ Season Two DVD Collection

Season Two [ ]

• " The King of Thieves "
• " All That Glitters "
• " What's in a Name? "
• " Siege at Naxos "
• " Outcast "
• " Under the Broken Sky "
• " The Mother of All Monsters "
• " The Other Side "
• " The Fire Down Below "
• " Cast a Giant Shadow "
• " Highway to Hades "
• " The Sword of Veracity "
• " The Enforcer "
• " Once a Hero "
• " Heedless Hearts "
• " Let the Games Begin "
• " The Apple "
• " Promises "
• " King for a Day "
• " Protean Challenge "
• " The Wedding of Alcmene "
• " The Power "
• " Centaur Mentor Journey "
• " The Cave of Echoes "

H:TLJ Season Three DVD Collection

Season Three [ ]

• " Mercenary "
• " Doomsday "
• " Love Takes a Holiday "
• " Mummy Dearest "
• " Not Fade Away "
• " Monster Child in the Promised Land "
• " The Green-Eyed Monster "
• " Prince Hercules "
• " A Star to Guide Them "
• " The Lady and the Dragon "
• " Long Live the King "
• " Surprise "
• " Encounter "
• " When a Man Loves a Woman "
• " Judgment Day "
• " The Lost City "
• " Les Contemptibles "
• " Reign of Terror "
• " The End of the Beginning "
• " War Bride "
• " A Rock and a Hard Place "
• " Atlantis "

H:TLJ Season Four DVD Collection

Season Four [ ]

• " Beanstalks and Bad Eggs "
• " Hero's Heart "
• " Regrets... I've Had a Few "
• " Web of Desire "
• " Stranger in a Strange World "
• " Two Men and a Baby "
• " Prodigal Sister "
• " ...And Fancy Free "
• " If I Had a Hammer... "
• " Hercules on Trial "
• " Medea Culpa "
• " Men in Pink "
• " Armageddon Now "
• " Armageddon Now Part 2 "
• " Yes, Virginia, There is a Hercules "
• " Porkules "
• " One Fowl Day "
• " My Fair Cupcake "
• " War Wounds "
• " Twilight "
• " Top God "
• " Reunions "

H:TLJ Season Five DVD Collection

Season Five [ ]

• " Descent "
• " Resurrection "
• " Genies and Grecians and Geeks, Oh My "
• " Render Unto Caesar "
• " Norse By Norsevest "
• " Somewhere Over the Rainbow Bridge "
• " Darkness Rising "
• " For Those of You Just Joining Us "
• " Let There Be Light "
• " Redemption "
• " Sky High "
• " Stranger and Stranger "
• " Just Passing Through "
• " Greece is Burning "
• " We'll Always Have Cyprus "
• " The Academy "
• " Love on the Rocks "
• " Once Upon a Future King "
• " Fade Out "
• " My Best Girl's Wedding "
• " Revelations "

H:TLJ Season Six DVD Collection

Season Six [ ]

• " Be Deviled "
• " Love, Amazon Style "
• " Rebel With a Cause "
• " Darkness Visible "
• " Hercules, Tramps & Thieves "
• " City of the Dead "
• " A Wicked Good Time "
• " Full Circle "

The Best Episodes of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Season 4

Every episode of hercules: the legendary journeys season 4 ranked from best to worst. discover the best episodes of hercules: the legendary journeys season 4.

The legendary son of Zeus journeys across the earth fighting monsters and helping people.

Season 4 Highlight

The best episode of " Hercules: The Legendary Journeys " season 4 is " Beanstalks and Bad Eggs " , rated 6.6 /10 from 337 user votes. It was directed by John T. Kretchmer and written by Melissa Rosenberg . " Beanstalks and Bad Eggs " aired on 10/11/1997 and is rated 0.2 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, " Hero's Heart " .

# 1 - Beanstalks and Bad Eggs

Season 4 episode 1 - aired 1997-10-11.

With help from Autolycus, the king of thieves, Hercules set out to find Lianna, who had been kidnapped by the giant Typhoon and taken to a castle in the clouds. Climbing a huge beanstalk, the two men found Lianna in Typhoon's castle, caring for three golden eggs that belonged to the Harpies. Captured by the giant, Autolycus instructed Typhoon in the ways of romance. When the eggs hatched unexpectedly, Hercules saved them from a hungry snake-eel. He and Autolycus departed without Lianna, who decided her home was in the clouds with Typhoon and the Harpies.

Director: John T. Kretchmer

Writer: Melissa Rosenberg

# 2 - Hero's Heart

Season 4 episode 2 - aired 1997-10-18.

Iolaus was depressed by his failure to save a woman from falling to her death, and he told Hercules to find another partner. Fortune, the goddess of luck, was behind it all. Feeling bad for Iolaus, she tried to make amends by wiping his memory of the tradegy. Unfortunately, the meddlesome Fortune accidentally erased his entire memory, including Hercules. Iolaus went to work for the troublemaker Zeno and wound up fighting Hercules until the son of Zeus convinced his friend he had the heart of a hero -- not a killer. Then Hercules summoned Fortune, who restored Iolaus' memory.

Director: Philip Sgriccia

Writer: Jerry Patrick Brown

# 3 - Regrets...I've Had a Few

Season 4 episode 3 - aired 1997-10-25.

Celestra -- also known as ""Death"" -- came for Jaris, Hercules old friend. The goddess' appearance prompted Hercules to remember the time when, as a cocky youth, he met Celestra for the first time. It happened when young Hercules accidentally killed Jaris' brother, Bartoc. Hercules had kept the truth from Jaris and his family for a while, but finally revealed his secret when a teenage gang attacked. But that was all in the past; now Hercules had to stop his friend from a rampage against the evildoers of his town. Celestra finally took Jaris, leaving Hercules with his memories.

Director: Gus Trikonis

Writer: Paul Robert Coyle

# 4 - Web of Desire

Season 4 episode 4 - aired 1997-11-01.

The pirate captain Nebula tried to bury her stolen trunk of jewels in a seaside cave. But the horrifying Arachne, half spider and half woman attacked her. When Hercules and Iolaus showed up, they joined forces with Nebula to try and destroy Arachne before she could destroy them. Arachne swooped down from the ceiling of the cave and snatched Iolaus. Finding his friend wrapped in a cocoon, Hercules took on the spider-woman. During the fight he held up a reflective shield, and when Arachne saw her own image, she backed away in horror, right into a flaming cocoon.

Director: Michael Levine

Writer: Alex Kurtzman , Roberto Orci

# 5 - Stranger in a Strange World

Season 4 episode 5 - aired 1997-11-08.

A lightning bolt from the dying Zeus opened a vortex to a parallel universe, where Iolaus was a jester and Hercules was the malevolent Sovereign. This alternate Hercules and the alternate Xena were lovers, and they were attempting to kill Zeus with Hind blood. Ares, meanwhile, was the god of love, not war, and Aphrodite was a modest, sensitive goddess. When the vortex reappeared, Hercules, Iolaus, the Sovereign and the alternate Iolaus all wound up inside and fought a furious battle. Each managed to return to his proper universe except the Sovereign, who was trapped inside the vortex.

# 6 - Two Men and a Baby

Season 4 episode 6 - aired 1997-11-15.

Fleeing from Ares' soldiers, Nemesis burst into Hercules' campsite and proclaimed him the father of her sixpmonth-old son, Evander. Then she slipped away, leaving Hercules and Iolaus with the child, who soon demonstrated god-like powers. When they found her again, Nemesis revealed that the child was the son of Ares. The goddess Discord was consumed by jealousy and tried to make off with the baby, but Evander dispatched her over a tower wall. The powerful infant returned himself to the arms of his mother, and after a vicious battle with Hercules, Ares gave up his struggle for the baby.

Director: Christopher Graves

Writer: Kevin Sorbo , John Hudock

# 7 - Prodigal Sister

Season 4 episode 7 - aired 1997-11-22.

Ruun's parents were killed by renegade Amazons, who blind ed the boy during their attack. Years later, Hercules freed Ruun from slavery and the two searched for Ruun's sister, Siri. When they found her, they discovered she had grown up to become a confident, battle-savvy Amazon warrior. The Amazon Mayhem had told Siri she was abandoned by her parents, and Hercules forced her to question this story. During a Fire Stakes ceremony in which Mayhem and Siri battled Hercules, Siri discovered the truth: Mayhem had betrayed her. The evil Amazon fell to her death and the siblings were reunited.

Director: Gary Jones

Writer: Robert Bielak

# 8 - ...and Fancy Free

Season 4 episode 8 - aired 1997-11-29.

Hercules must help a young girl's dream come true by becoming her dance partner to help her win the competition. Problem is Hercules cannot dance. Enter Widow Twanky, to teach Hercules some moves.

Director: Michael Hurst

# 9 - If I Had A Hammer...

Season 4 episode 9 - aired 1998-01-24.

Hercules reluctantly agreed to pose nude for King Armand's new museum centerpiece in exchange for the King's donation to the war orphans' fund. Meanwhile, the blacksmith, Atalanta, feeling lonely and frustrated, turned a pile of scrap metal into the towering , magnificent man of her dreams. But she didn't expect Hephaestus to bring the sculpture to life as a newborn Hercules. The evil goddess Discord prompted the impressionable ""Herc"" to commit murder, thus framing Hercules. In a final confrontation, Herc turned over a new leaf, helping Hercules save Atalanta's life. Herc was crushed in the process, his body reverting to scrap.

Director: Steve Polivka

# 10 - Hercules on Trial

Season 4 episode 10 - aired 1998-01-31.

Hercules' good deeds landed him on trial when Kazankis, a Hercules impersonator, was killed. Charged with manslaughter, sedition and undermining the authority of the gods, Hercules pleaded innocent on all counts. But Spencius, the government prosecutor, showed how Hercules' acts of heroism caused Kazankis and others to emulate his actions, putting themselves and their families at risk. Although Hercules began to doubt himself, he told the court that society needs heroes who are not afraid to risk their lives for others. The case was ultimately dismissed, and Hercules was freed.

Director: John Laing

# 11 - Medea Culpa

Season 4 episode 11 - aired 1998-02-07.

When they were teenagers, Hercules, Iolaus and Jason banded together to kill the Ghidra, one of Hera's deadly pets. On their journey they met the beautiful young Medea, who decided to join their quest. Soon a love triangle developed in which Medea fell for Hercules while Jason was smitten with Medea. Their jealousies temporarily drove the friends apart, which was Hera's plan all along. But Medea wanted no part of Hera when the angry goddess struck down Jason. Medea healed Jason with her own powers and helped the three friends defeat the hideous, two-headed Ghidra in its lair.

Director: Charles Siebert

Writer: N/A

# 12 - Men in Pink

Season 4 episode 12 - aired 1998-02-14.

When Salmoneus and Autolycus were mistaken for the murderers of King Pholus, they disguised themselves as performers in the widow Twanky's all girl dance troupe. Autolycus promptly fell for the voluptuous Cupcake, while Salmoneus earned the unwanted affections of their pursuer, the late king's greedy brother Gekkus. Things got worse when the two men were forced to perform the Hootchi-Coochie-Jiggle-Wiggle in the buff, although Twanky was thrilled. The final showdown with Gekkus on stage was perceived by the audience as part of the show, Cupcake helped Autolycus and Salmoneus overcome Gekkus, who was hauled away as the king's killer.

Director: Alan J. Levi

# 13 - Armageddon Now (1)

Season 4 episode 13 - aired 1998-02-21.

Hope, the treacherous daughter of Dahak and Gabrielle, went to the Ixion Caverns and freed Callisto. Hope gave the warrior-goddess a mission: rid the world of Hercules. Callisto joined forces with Ares, and the two reopened the vortex to the alternate universe. When the Sovereign appeared, Ares snatched his pendant of Hind's blood -- the only substance that can kill a god. But Callisto ripped the pendant from Ares' neck and used the blood to kill Strife. Hope then sent Callisto back in time to kill Hercules' mother, so Iolaus convinced Ares to send him back as well.

Director: Mark Beesley

# 14 - Armageddon Now (2)

Season 4 episode 14 - aired 1998-02-28.

While Hercules and his double, the Sovereign, were stuck in the Netherworld, Iolaus traveled back in time to protect young Alcmene. But he couldn't prevent Callisto from killing Hercules' mother. Callisto then found her own family and, through a series of instinctive actions, she killed her mother and father. As more events began to go wrong, Hercules sent Iolaus a telepathic message: Get the Chronus Stone from Xena's scepter to travel back in time without Ares' help. Using a makeshift lightning rod, Hercules joined Iolaus in the past and sent Callisto back into the vortex, setting the timeline right.

# 15 - Yes, Virginia, There is a Hercules

Season 4 episode 15 - aired 1998-03-07.

After an earthquake shook Los Angeles, the writers and producers of Hercules discovered their star, Kevin Sorbo, had disappeared. An emergency staff meeting was called in the show's production offices. Many solutions to the problem were suggested and rejected. Unable to find a suitable replacement to play Hercules, the writers and producers got into a brawl. Then Ares and Strife appeared, pleased at the pandemonium their earthquake had caused. Just before the show could be cancelled, Kevin Sorbo showed up, fresh from rescuing people throughout the area. Sorbo was in fact Hercules, just pretending to be a mortal actor.

# 16 - Porkules (1)

Season 4 episode 16 - aired 1998-03-28.

Discord shot Hercules with Artemis' bow, turning him into a pig. Then she sent the hunter Colchis after Hercules, but the pig jumped from Iolaus' arms and ran off. After a butcher caught him and threw him into a meat wagon, hercules was befriended by a female pig, Katherine. Autolycus and Iolaus rescued the two pigs from a slaughterhouse, where hercules communicated with his friends through Fleevio the parrot. Retreating to Alcmene's home, they eventually got the drop on Discord. Iolaus shot the mischievous goddess with Artemis' bow, turning her into a chicken, and Hercules returned to normal.

# 17 - One Fowl Day (2)

Season 4 episode 17 - aired 1998-04-04.

The pig Katherine, who had fallen in love with Hercules told him of her deisre to become human. Hearing this, Aphrodite turned Katherine into a woman in her own image. The human Katherine happily stripped off all her clothes to roll in the mud. Meanwhile, Ares punished Autolycus and Iolaus for turning Discord into a chicken. Mistaken for the Big-footed Two-headed Forest People of legend, the pair was on display at a circus when Hercules rescued them. In the end, Aphrodite turned katherine back into a pig, and the animal was happy to rejoin her family.

Writer: Nora Kay Foster , Adam Armus

# 18 - My Fair Cupcake

Season 4 episode 18 - aired 1998-04-25.

Autolycus convinced his former girlfriend, Cupcake, that he wanted to fix her up with Prince Alexandros at a royal ball. In truth, Autolycus wanted to steal the sapphire of Antioch from the prince. Introduced to Alexandros as Hermia, princess of Carpathia, Cupcake inadvertently delayed a war from breaking out between Carpathia and Antioch. But the traitor, prime minister of Antioch, stabbed Prince Alexandros. Finally King Georgas of Carpathia arrived and established peace, while the wounded Prince proposed marriage to Cupcake -- even though he knew her true identity. Too late Autolycus realized he was still in love with her.

Director: Rick Jacobson

Writer: Noreen Tobin , Gene O'Neill

# 19 - War Wounds

Season 4 episode 19 - aired 1998-05-02.

Hercules' brother, King Iphicles of Corinth, was not with his wife when she died -- he was out controlling rioting soldiers. For this he blamed the vetern warriors led by Ajax and demanded they leave Corinth without dedicating a statue. Hercules and Iolaus, friends of Ajax, tried to intervene. But deadly battles broke out when Iphicles killed Phidias, the statue's designer. Ajax tried to kill Iphicles as retribution, but he ended up devoured by giant sand worms. Tired of the madness, Iphicles relented by officiating at the dedication of Phidias' statue and extending land to the veterns.

Director: John Mahaffie

# 20 - Twilight (1)

Season 4 episode 20 - aired 1998-05-09.

As Alcmene's health failed, Hercules recalled the time years ago when the Parthans invaded Caylan territory. Young Hercules, Jason and Iolaus joined King Eteocles and fought bravely to repel the invaders, but the King was killed. Many more died before Hercules and Jason were able to make an offer of peace, asking King Stavros to share the disputed land with the Caylans. Stavros was impressed by their bravery and agreed ending the conflict. Back in the present , Alcmene passed away and was buried by hercules and his friends. Suddenly his father, Zeus, confronted an angry Hercules.

Writer: Alex Kurtzman , Roberto Orci , Noreen Tobin , Gene O'Neill

# 21 - Top God (2)

Season 4 episode 21 - aired 1998-05-16.

Upon Alcmene's death, Zeus asked Hercules to join him in ruling the gods of Olympus. Hercules, still bitter toward his father, couldn't decide. He recalled meeting Apollo, his half-brother, years ago. Apollo gave him ambrosia, which transformed him into a full god. But Zeus chastised his son, saying he was never destined for full godhood. Chagrined, Hercules relinquished his new powers but still fought Apollo to a draw. he then saved young Ariadne from Apollo's treachery. This recollection resolved Hercules' indecision: He agreed to join Zeus on Mount Olympus, where he could do the most good for mankind.

Director: Charles Siebert , Paul Robert Coyle

# 22 - Reunions (3)

Season 4 episode 22 - aired 1998-05-23.

While Iolaus paid a visit to his mother, Hercules explored Olympus. He was hurt to learn the real reason his father had brought him there: Zeus needed protection from Hera and the other gods, who were conspiring against him. But Hercules couldn't turn his back on his father. Then Zeus allowed Hera to rip away his godhood in order to save Alcmene's spirit from eternal hell. Hercules went to the dark side of Olympus, where he overcame Apollo and Hera in battle. Zeus' godhood was restored, Alcmene returned to the Elysian Fields, and Hercules became a half-mortal again.

Writer: Jerry Patrick Brown , Alex Kurtzman , Roberto Orci

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Hercules: the legendary journeys.

S1.E1 ∙ The Wrong Path

S1.E2 ∙ Eye of the Beholder

S1.E3 ∙ The Road to Calydon

S1.E4 ∙ The Festival of Dionysus

S1.E5 ∙ Ares

S1.E6 ∙ As Darkness Falls

S1.E7 ∙ Pride Comes Before a Brawl

S1.E8 ∙ The March to Freedom

S1.E9 ∙ The Warrior Princess

S1.E10 ∙ Gladiator

S1.E11 ∙ The Vanishing Dead

S1.E12 ∙ The Gauntlet

S1.E13 ∙ Unchained Heart

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