I think Hercules looks like my step brother Alex. Its totally hilarious. He has never seen the movie or the t.v. show so he has no idea. I showed him a picture but he didn't get it. I also show his sister and she agreed and laughed. Its so funny because he can act like him too. I want to get the movie for him for Christmas. I think it will be a funny joke. We were born the same year, so its like he is my twin. I'm related to Hercules. LOL. Wow, these things have to be long. I'm just writing gibberish now to fill up space. Do I have 10 lines yet? Not yet. Hercules is a cool show. I used to watch it every day before school. Well before I graduated. Now I watch it on Toon Disney every so often. My daughter likes it. Is it 10 lines yet?

I wish I had watched this series in it's first run, but I figured "Oh great, another badly done TV series" (I was still bitter about Aladdin and Gargoyles being cancelled). Then, directly before it went off the air I found these sound clips from the show that were so funny that I decided to watch it. I loved it. The show is full of vague references to Greek myths and plays. The more Greek you've been made to study, the more amusing Hercules is.

I never saw the Hercules movie but I have seen loads of episodes of the TV series and it is a very funny show which adults will appreciate as well as kids.It's quite educational in the fact that you get to know a lot about Greek Mythology.The most astonishing thing about it is the voice over cast with the likes of Tate Donovan, French Stewart, Sandra Bernhard and James Woods among the regulars. And an amazing guest star cast which has seen everything from Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jenifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow to William Shatner and Robert Stack doing voices.To sum up a very witty show.

Hercules hits all the typical Disney/kid-show notes, delivering moral messages and a lot of humor. Like the original Disney movie, but unlike shows like Aladdin and Little Mermaid, Hercules toss in lots of modern-day in-joking which keeps it somewhat interesting for the adults (like myself) to watch while the kiddies enjoy the show. There's also a lot of quality voice talent assembled here (how did they ever get James Woods??). Overall, this somewhat skewed look at Greek mythology is humorous enough.