Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

Season 6

8 listed hours · 1995–1999 · Syndication

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How this season is filed

Kevin Sorbo’s demigod on a syndicated road trip with Iolaus, monsters, and buddy-comedy heart. First-run fantasy muscle that made weekend TV feel like a comic you could afford: camp, sincerity, and gods with soap-opera tempers. The show that spawned Xena and a whole sword-and-sandals boom — watch for the grin, not the mythology textbook.

TV Flash files Season 6 of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995–1999) on Syndication as the last listed season of 6 — 8 listed hours, 1999-10-02–1999-11-27 from “Be Deviled” (S06E01) to “Full Circle” (S06E08). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.

  1. S06E08 Full Circle

    Full Circle: closer as a last labor — syndicated pulp filing the demigod without a museum plaque.

  1. S06E01

    Be Deviled

    Hercules meets a Serena lookalike who persuades him to help her return one of his enemies to Hades.

  2. S06E02

    Love Amazon Style

    Deimos exploits a tribe of Amazons when Aphrodite accidentally puts them under a spell.

  3. S06E03

    Rebel with a Cause

    Hercules and Oedipus battle the ruthless Creon to help Antigone assume her rightful position as Queen of Thebes.

  4. S06E04

    Darkness Visible

    Hercules and Iolaus are asked by their old friend Vlad to fight some unusually blood-thirsty foes.

  5. S06E05

    Hercules, Tramps & Thieves

    Hercules must save Autolycus from taking the rap for a bank robbery his ex-wife committed.

  6. S06E06

    City of the Dead

    Hercules and Iolaus also travel to Egypt on a diplomatic mission only to become embroiled in a royal family feud that threatens the life of Queen Nefertiti.

  7. S06E07

    A Wicked Good Time

    A witch in training frames Hercules as an evil warlock and casts a love spell on Iolaus.

  8. S06E08

    Full Circle

    The fate of the world rests with Hercules when Zeus releases Hera from the Abyss of Tartarus and inadvertently lets loose the Titans.

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