Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Season 2
01. The King of Thieves
"The King of Thieves" is the first episode of the second season of the television series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and the 14th overall episode of the series. Written and directed by Doug Lefler, it first aired in the United States on September 4, 1995.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Martyn Sanderson
King Menelaos
John Watson
Constable
Peter Rowley
Guard
John O'Leary
Judge
Ross Campbell
Thug in Bar
Margaret Conquest
Scribe
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Lisa Chappell
Dirce
Vicky Burrett
Old Woman
Bruce Campbell
Autolycus
Doug Lefler
Writer
Doug Lefler
Director
02. All that Glitters
The beautiful Voluptua persuaded the legendary King Midas to create the Touch of Gold gambling palace. Hercules and Salmoneus visited the palace, where they discovered corruption and avarice. Hercules was even tricked into fighting soldiers as part of a show. When Midas had an ethical change of heart, Voluptua's henchman Segallus roughed him up and incarcerated him. To free the king and his daughter, Flaxen, Hercules beat a succession of adversaries in the boxing arena and defeated Segallus as well. Inspired, the townspeople revolted against Voluptua and destroyed the palace.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Tracy Melchior
Flaxen
Jennifer Ward-Lealand
Voluptua
Noel Trevarthen
King Midas
Terry Batchelor
Segallus
Margaret Mary Hollins
Hispides
Max Cryer
Barker
Alexander Gandar
Zacharias
Joseph Greer
Romanus
David Scott
Pawnicles
Peter Rowley
Comic
Dale Corlett
Thaddeus
James O'Farrell
Ironhead
Ray Sefo
Alee
Robert Trebor
Salmoneus
Sarah Valentine
Princess
Craig Volk
Writer
Garth Maxwell
Director
03. What's in a Name?
Hercules' good name is sullied when his mortal half-brother, Iphicles, steals his identity. As Iphicles joins forces with the evil warlord Gorgus and prepares to marry Rena, Gorgus' stepdaughter, Hercules sets out to defend his name. But Gorgus and the warrior Pallaeus capture Iolaus and throw him into the perilous catacombs. Hercules then has to descend into the labyrinth to save his friend. Fending off booby traps, flying blades and the Mandrake monster, Hercules frees Iolaus. Iphicles' ruse is then discovered by Rena and which prompts him to fight side-by-side with Hercules to regain her love. Finally Gorgus and Pallaeus are defeated.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Kenneth McGregor
Gorgus
Ross Duncan
Pallaeus
Paul Glover
Josephus
Lewis Martin
Priest
Joy Watson
Peddler
Simon Prast
Soldier #1
Jason Garner
Young Trooper
Bernard Moody
Elderly Man
John McKee
Gruff Soldier
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Simone Kessell
Rena
Kevin Smith
Iphicles
Liddy Holloway
Alcmene
Michael Marks
Writer
Bruce Campbell
Director
04. Siege at Naxos
Hercules and Iolaus were on a peaceful fishing trip when trouble interrupted them. Goth and his marauding barbarians were plundering a country tavern, so Hercules and Iolaus stepped in. They captured Goth and headed for Athens, determined to make the man stand trial. But Goth's brother, Bledar, pursued them, and Hercules' group was forced to take cover in a fortress deserted by all except Charidon and his daughter, Elora - once Goth's lover. Hercules and Iolaus valiantly fought off Bledar's attacks until Elora led them all through an underground tunnel to safety. Elora renounced Goth, who was still Hercules' prisoner.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Brian Thompson
Goth the Barbarian
Rebecca Hobbs
Elora
Patrick Smyth
Charidon the Brave
Robert Harte
Dax
Ray Woolf
Bledar
Richard Adams
Argeas
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Zo Hartley
Patron
Darrell Fetty
Writer
Stephen L. Posey
Director
05. Outcast
Deric, a centaur, and his human wife, Lyla and their son, Kefor are being persecuted because she married a centaur. When Lyla is killed, Deric takes revenge on the people and kills two men in self defense. Hercules fights alongside Deric against the prejudice of the local people.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Jon Brazier
Jakar
Kelson Henderson
Democles
Lucy Lawless
Lyla
James Croft
Kefor
Rose Dube
Leuriphone
Chris Bailey
Cletis
Andrew Kovacevich
Sepsus
Neil Holt
Merkus
Norman Forsey
Tersius
Irene Drake
Karros
Damien Lay
Neighbor's Son
Campbell Rousselle
Cretan #1
Peter Muller
Deric
Robert Trebor
Salmoneus
Robert Bielak
Writer
Bruce Seth Green
Director
06. Under the Broken Sky
When Hercules finds Salmoneus working in a pleasure palace, he meets a woman named Lucina. Hercules helps to get her away from the life she has been living and reunites her with her estranged husband.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Maria Rangel
Lucina
Bruce Phillips
Atticus
Carl Bland
Pilot
John Mellor
Crossbow
Crawford Thomson
Thug
Jim Ngaata
Guard
Jean Hyland
Mother
Christine Bartlett
Villager #1
Veronica Akhurst
Villager #2
Daniel Batten
Weasel
Grant Boucher
Customer
Julie Collis
Heliotrope
Katherine Ransom
Mica
Robert Trebor
Salmoneus
John Schulian
Writer
James A. Contner
Director
07. The Mother of All Monsters
Echidna, the self-proclaimed "Mother of All Monsters", is out to get revenge on Hercules for killing all of her children.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Martin Kove
Demetrius
Tyler Jane
Archer #1
Katrina Misa
Archer #2
Graham Smith
Leukos
Ian Miller
Boss Highwayman
Don Linden
Master of Ceremonies
Jack Dacey
Trappas
Peter Mason
Proprietor
Elizabeth Pendergrast
Woman Shopper
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Colin Francis
Sneak Thief
Bridget Hoffman
Echidna
Liddy Holloway
Alcmene
John Schulian
Writer
Bruce Seth Green
Director
08. The Other Side
When Persephone, the daughter of Demeter is abducted by Hades, Hercules travels to the Underworld to rescue her. While there, he briefly reunites with his family.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Michael Hurst
Charon
Sarah Wilson
Demeter
David Baxter
Tantalus
Ian Harrop
Triptolemus
Geoff Allen
Farmer
Erik Thomson
Hades
Andrea Croton
Persephone
Rose McIver
Ilea
Tawny Kitaen
Deianeira
Simon Lewthwaite
Klonus
Paul McIver
Aeson
Paul Norell
Falafel
Robert Bielak
Writer
George Mendeluk
Director
09. The Fire Down Below
Hercules' friend Salmoneus hardly realized the trouble he was getting into when he made himself rich by selling off a magnificent treasure trove. The treasure was a gift from the goddess Hera to King Ores, and she was not pleased by Salmoneus' actions. Hercules rushed to defend Salmoneus against the lovely Nemesis, the goddess of divine retribution. Once she understood that the evil Zander was responsible, Nemesis freed Salmoneus from Zander's clutches. Hera sent the fiery monster Pyro after Hercules, but its flames killed Zander. Hercules killed the creature in the end.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Teresa Hill
Nemesis
Andy Anderson
Zander
Emma Menzies
Serita
Stephanie Wilkin
Ayora
Daniel Batten
Pyro
Stephen Hall
Purces
Geoff Clendon
Foreman
Roger Goodburn
Promoter
Mark Nua
Wrestler
Jon Brazier
Slave Trader
Jeff Gane
Peddler
Mary Henderson
Female Client
Hemi Marcum
Bartender
Robert Trebor
Salmoneus
10. Cast a Giant Shadow
While Hercules befriends Typhon, a bumbling but kind hearted giant, Iolaus is captured by Maceus, brother of Demetrius (from 'The Mother of All Monsters'), vowing revenge on Hercules.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Stig Eldred
Maecius
Fiona Mogridge
Breanna
Bruce Hopkins
Pylon
Bruce Allpress
Septus
Bernard Moody
Proprietor
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Milan Borich
Traveler
Stephen Hall
Warrior
Bridget Hoffman
Echidna
Glenn Shadix
Typhon
John Schulian
Writer
John T. Kretchmer
Director
11. Highway to Hades
Sisyphus escapes from the Underworld and tricks Timeron into taking his place. It is up to Hercules to restore justice by capturing Sisyphus and freeing Timeron.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Michael Hurst
Iolaus / Charon
Ray Henwood
King Sisyphus
Leslie Wing
Queen Karis
Craig Hall
Timuron
Angela Gribben
Daphne
Tony Wood
Elusius
Ranald Hendriks
Epicurus
Barry Te Hira
Leader
Jane Cresswell
Maiden
Megan Edwards
Servant
Timothy Raby
Soldier
David Mackie
Guard
Erik Thomson
Hades
Robert Bielak
Writer
T.J. Scott
Director
12. The Sword of Veracity
When their friend, Amphion is framed for murder, Hercules and Iolaus set off to find the Sword of Veracity, which will make the real culprit admit the truth and set Amphion free.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Kim Michalis
Lea
Paul Minifie
Traicus
Danny Lineham
Lycus
Kelly Greene
Epius
Anton Bentley
Lead Sentry
Amanda Rees
Mina
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Michael Saccente
Tallus
Anthony Ray Parker
Minotaur
Brad Carpenter
Amphion
Shane Dawson
Assistant Minotaur
Steven Baum
Writer
Garth Maxwell
Director
13. The Enforcer
Nemesis is made mortal and Hera sends her Enforcer to kill Hercules.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Andrew Kovacevich
Proprietor
Asa Lindh
Maiden #2
Jeff Gane
Thug Leader
Grant Boucher
Hunter
Jed Brophy
Gnatius
Ross Harper
Man #2
Adrian Keeling
Man #1
Paula Keenan
Drunken Woman
Toni Marsh
Maiden #1
Geoff Snell
Clytus
Teresa Hill
Nemesis
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Karen Sheperd
Enforcer
Nelson Costello
Writer
T.J. Scott
Director
14. Once a Hero
Hercules, Iolaus and some other former Argonauts find out that their former leader Jason is a scared drunk since he left Medea for another and saw his new family murdered; the rule of his kingdom Argos has passed to a regent. Having witnessed an apparently demon-lead party steal the Golden Fleece, they set out once again to bring it back on the Argo. Soon they strife and casualties fall but Hercules guesses the demon's identity, a rival for Jason's throne, when they're trapped in a volcano. Hera has enlisted Marcus the regent to have skeleton warriors destroy them ...
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Peter Feeney
Castor
Eddie Campbell
Artemus
Anthony Ray Parker
Valerus
Mark Nua
Otus
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Latham Gaines
Marcus
Belinda Todd
Priestess
Timothy Raby
Archivus
Willa O'Neill
Phoebe
John Sumner
Domesticles
Campbell Rousselle
Thug
Jeffrey Thomas
Jason
Paul Norell
Falafel
John Schulian
Teleplay
Robert Tapert
Director
15. Heedless Hearts
Iolaus is struck by lightning, which gives him the power of foresight. When he and Hercules help out Rheanna in her fight against a tyrannical ruler, Melkos, Hercules begins falling for her.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Audie England
Rheanna
Bruce Hopkins
Jordis
Michael Morrissey
King Melkos
Nigel Godfrey
Syrus
Michael Saccente
Grovelius
Grant Triplow
Clarion
Robert Horwood
Vericles
Nigel Corbett
Gnossus
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Sara Wiseman
Hephates
Faye Flegg
Mirim
Doug McCaulay
Guard
Robert Bielak
Writer
Peter Ellis
Director
George Lyle
First Assistant Director
Claire Richardson
Second Assistant Director
Charlie Haskell
Second Unit Director
Wayne Rose
Second Unit First Assistant Director
John Mahaffie
Director of Photography
Peter McCaffrey
Camera Operator
Geoff Jamieson
Key Grip
John Cavill
Second Unit Director of Photography
Ngila Dickson
Costume Designer
Janis MacEwan
Wardrobe Assistant
Peter Bell
Stunt Coordinator
Kevin Kutchaver
Digital Supervisor
Steve Polivka
Editor
Thad Lawrence
Gaffer
Diana Rowan
Casting
David Eick
Co-Producer
Bernadette Joyce
Coordinating Producer
Chloe Smith
Line Producer
Liz Friedman
Associate Producer
Eric Gruendemann
Unit Production Manager
Robert Gillies
Production Designer
Beth Hymson
Casting
Joseph LoDuca
Music
Kevin O'Neill
Visual Effects Supervisor
Phil Carbonaro
Digital Compositor
Mitch Suskin
Digital Compositor
16. Let the Games Begin
Hercules escorted a young Spartan named Damon back to the village of Propontus, where he discovered the residents were consumed with war. With help from his old friend Atalanta, Hercules organized a series of athletic contests for the warriors so they could prove who among them was strongest and fastest. Salmoneus named the event the Olympic Games. Tarkon the Elean was not keen on the idea, however. With help from Ares, his soldiers were transformed into Mesomorphs, who attacked the competitors. But the Spartan and the Elean athletes joined together to defeat Tarkon's men, allowing the Games to continue peacefully.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Matthew Humphrey
Damon
Paul Glover
Brontus
Chris Bailey
Tarkon
John Watson
Tarphius
Selwyn Sargeson
Wagon Master
Jason Hoyte
Scarred Lieutenant
Marcus Pointon
Elean Soldier #1
Ben Crowder
Tough Elean
Chris McKibbin
Leader
Norman Palacio
Grocer
Brenda Kendall
Woman Shopper
Morgan Palmer Hubbard
Boy #1
Timothy Dale
Boy #2
Ben Eastwood
Spotter
Cory Everson
Atalanta
Robert Trebor
Salmoneus
John Schulian
Writer
17. The Apple
Iolaus was delighted to meet Aphrodite, who offered him a special golden apple. The apple would make any woman Iolaus wanted fall hopelessly in love with him. The spell worked perfectly on Thera, but there was one problem: She was already betrothed to Epius. Their union would bring peace to the cities of Syros and Delos. Aphrodite didn't want peace; she wanted to control both cities and turn their gold into shrines. Hercules managed to prevent a Syros-Delos war by thrusting the apple into the joint grasp of both royals, uniting them as soul mates for life.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Claire Yarlett
Thera
Jonathan Blick
Epius
Ian Mune
King Sidon
Stephen Tozer
King Diadorus
Rhonda McHardy
Artemis
Amanda Lister
Athena
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
John Smith
Socrates
Peter Needham
Plato
Sam Williams
Comrade
Vicky Burrett
Old Woman
Alexandra Tydings
Aphrodite
Steven Baum
Writer
Kevin Sorbo
Director
18. Promises
In the town of Zebran, King Beraeus was about to marry Ramina when the warrior Tarlus abducted her. Hercules convinced the king to let him go after Tarlus, whom Hercules knew to be a good man. He and Iolaus rescued Ramina but she slipped away in the land of the Primords and returned to Tarlus, the man she really loved. Hercules rescued her again but lost her once more. Finally Hercules realized King Beraeus was forcing Ramina to marry him, so he switched sides and assisted Tarlus. After Hercules struck down Beraeus, Ramina married Tarlus.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Marton Csokas
Tarlus
Josephine Davison
Ramina
Joel Tobeck
King Boraeus
Calvin Tuteao
Natros
Michael Robinson
Lieutenant
Lee-Jane Foreman
Servant
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Matthew Sunderland
Shepherd
Alistair Douglas
Proprietor
Kenneth Prebble
Priest
Paul Norell
Falafel
Michael Marks
Writer
Stewart Main
Director
19. King for a Day
When Prince Orestes is drugged so he cannot attend his coronation, Iolaus stands in his stead so that Orestes' brother, Minos will not become king.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Michael Hurst
Iolaus / Orestes
Will Kempe
Archeus
Robert Pollock
Minos
Brendhan Lovegrove
Pylon
Max Cryer
Priest
George Boyle
Court Bailiff
Zo Hartley
Tenant
Tim Hosking
Landlord
Brandon Perkins
Attic Guard
Tony Williams
Farmer
Matthew Jeffs
Draxus Guard #1
John Roy Kempt
Draxus Guard #2
Timothy Biggs
Peasant
Michael Bajko
Harried Man
Johanna Elms
Daughter
Matt Elliott
Whimpering Flunkie
Lisa Ann Hadley
Queen Niobe
Derek Payne
Hector
Ross McKellar
Linus
Patricia Manney
Writer
Anson Williams
Director
20. Protean Challenge
Thanis, a friend of Hercules and Iolaus, is framed for a crime he did not commit. Hercules and Iolaus help out to prove his innocence.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Ashley Laurence
Daniela
Paul Gittins
Thanis
James O'Farrell
Bornus
Stephen Papps
Trilos
John O'Leary
Magistrate
Jane Cresswell
Proteas
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Alan Farquhar
Villager #1
Tamar Howe
Villager #2
Lilian Enting
Old Woman
Meredith Chalmers
Girl
Brian Herskowitz
Writer
Oley Sassone
Director
21. The Wedding of Alcmene
Alcmene tells Hercules and Iolaus that she is to marry Jason. Hera resurrects the Blue Priest who plans to kill Hercules at the wedding. Meanwhile as Jason must give up his crown as Alcmene is not of royal descent, Hercules sends Iolaus to seek at his half-brother Ipicles, hoping Ipicles can become the new king of Corinth.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Simon Prast
Patronius
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Sabine Karsenti
Sera
Nathaniel Lees
Blue Priest
Simone Kessell
Rena
Brad Carpenter
Amphion
Kim Michalis
Leah
Lisa Chappell
Dirce
Julie Collis
Heliotrope
Katherine Ransom
Mica
Timothy Raby
Archivus
Willa O'Neill
Phoebe
John Sumner
Domesticles
Nancy Schroder
Head Sister
Peter Muller
Deric
Peter Morgan
Spiro
Ross Harper
Driver
Kevin Smith
Iphicles
Liddy Holloway
Alcmene
Jeffrey Thomas
Jason
Paul Norell
Falafel
John Schulian
Writer
Timothy Bond
Director
22. The Power
Deon discovers he has the godly power to order people to do his bidding. Hercules helps him to use his gift wisely.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Bruce Phillips
Jacobus
Grant Bridger
Karis
David Drew Gallagher
Deon
Greer Robson
Sirene
Patrick Wilson
Big Titus
Liam Vincent
Little Titus
Greg Johnson
Bandit #1
Christian Hodge
Bandit #2
Lulu Alach
Delia
Mark Sinclair
Fisherman
Greg Morman
Fish Monger
William Lose
Tavern owner
Elaine Bracey
Villager Woman
Robert Trebor
Salmoneus
Nelson Costello
Writer
Charlie Haskell
Director
23. Centaur Mentor Journey
Hercules' old mentor, Ceridian the centaur, was dying. His last wish was for Hercules to find another of his protégés, the bold and brash centaur Cassius, and persuade him not to wage war against the humans. But Hercules discovered the bigoted town magistrate, Gredor, was determined not to treat the centaurs with equality. He even planned to kill Cassius' girlfriend's father, Perdidis, and blame Cassius. When Hercules stopped the assassination and exposed the plot, humans and centaurs refused to resort to more violence. Gredor was driven out of town, and the village fountain was opened to the centaurs.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Tony Blackett
Ceridian
Julian Arahanga
Cassius
James Townsend
Theseus
Marcia Cameron
Myrra
Edward Newborn
Perdidis
John McKee
Gredor
Robert McMullen
Locus
Mark Clare
Gnoxious
Jonathan Bell-Booth
Centaur #1
Ray Bishop
Centaur #2
John Freeman
Smith
Lance Phillips
Ripis
Fred Craig
Mong
Robert Trebor
Salmoneus
Robert Bielak
Writer
Stephen L. Posey
Director
24. The Cave of Echoes
No one ever came out of the Cave of Echoes. But Hercules and Iolaus were determined to rescue young Melina, who had disappeared inside the cave. Parentheses, a young writer whom they had recently befriended, joined them in the rescue effort. At first eager, Parentheses became more and more frightened by the bloodcurdling roars from deep within the cave. But he overcame his fear when Hercules sent him down into the pit to save the girl. Fortunately, there was no monster - only a tree root - but the adventure was enough to fortify Parentheses, who walked off arm-in-arm with Melina.
Kevin Sorbo
Hercules
Michael Hurst
Iolaus
Owen Black
Parentheses
Mandie Gillette
Melina
Mark Perry
Elopius
Grant McFarland
Scoundrel #1