Remember show's like this?
Member Hercules?
Isaiah Jenkins
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Jacob Howard
I watched this but surprisingly doesn't remember a thing aside from the fact that hercules has that one comic relief sidekick tagging along with him. Xena is slightly more memorable or maybe that's because I am more focused whenever Lucy Lawless is on screen.
Ethan Taylor
>you will never be an ancient greek child
>you will never live in a medium size town
>you will never have a female blacksmith
>you will never sneak into her shop when you hear the hammer clanging against the anvil
>you will never sneak peaks at her muscular sweaty body when she's focused on working
>you will never have your awakening with your town bros
It's not fare!
Dylan King
How many times has ioilaus or some version of him died in the series? 50?
Brayden Russell
Luis Clark
>show's
Angel Martinez
Does it show him murdering his wife and kids, or is this nothing to do with the greek Hercules?
John Fisher
They die in the first episode but I'm pretty sure he doesn't kill them, hera does.
Angel Diaz
that seems very out of character for him to be so upset
Liam Hernandez
Liam Turner
well yes but she kills them through putting a spell on him to rip them apart
eitherway Im glad an adaptation tries to be somewhat like the myth
David Price
You misunderstood me. I couldn't remember if in the show Ares or Hera did it. Herc kill them in the show they were hit by a fireball or a comet or some other silly projectile. Outside of them dying it's nothing like the myths. Just a few names you might remember popup here and there.
Carter Parker
Thus show had the greatest clip shows.
Daniel Reed
Herc didn't*
Landon Cruz
FUCK OFF GABRIELLE
Liam Myers
truth
Ryder Morgan
Not really. Greek heroes could really act like assholes. It's christianity that ruined everything with their moralfaggotry.
Justin Myers
very true. it is well known Hercules would kill servants accidentally (through still not controlling his strength) and think nothing of it
Theseus is the thinking man's hero
Evan Thompson
>"This is the story of a time long ago..."
ABSOLUTE KINO show intro
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Ian Barnes
Xena was better
Jayden Perry
Was going to post this
Isaac Howard
I'm 30 and loved watching Hercules as a kid. the babes in this show, the campy tone, the practical set design, the camera work. So comfy. I have no idea if I'd still like it today.
I know my 65 year old former co-worker was a fan as well. The appeal of Hercules transcends generations =)
I was young as heck though when wathcing. I still feel like remember a lot, but probably don't.
Luke Anderson
I wish they still made light-hearted adventure shows with monster of the week. It's all about >muh twists to hook in braindead normalslimes, >muh grimdark complicated characters, forced diversity and feminist bullshit.
Fucking loved both this and Xena as a kid.
Dominic Perry
Same, 29 here.
Carson Martin
Sinbad was probably my favourite out of all those adventure shows.
Jace Evans
If you like man-hating dykes and grrrl power womyn stronk propaganda.
Ian Morris
>t. incel
Jacob Cook
>Theseus is the thinking man's hero
Odysseus is the thinking man's hero.
Jeremiah Hall
remember back2back action produced by the same people in New Zealand?
Ethan Collins
>trying to shittalk Xena
wew
Gavin Cox
yeah and space hercules (andromeda)
Christian Gonzalez
>jack of all trades
Have to mention the superior Bruce Campbell Kino
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Adam Wilson
wrong.
Odysseus is entry level. go read on Theseus.