All language subtitles for Hercules The Legendary Journeys S02E03 - Whats in a Name

A sign from Hera.

Ah, the sacred mandrake root.

Oh, great Hera I have
done your bidding.

Now, I await the messenger who
will bring this death to Hercules.

This is silly. I
need to get back.

Be patient, Rena,
not much further.

OK, you can open your eyes now.

For us and for all the
children the gods will give us.

Pallaeus.

I can finish it in a
month if your stepfather

- doesn't send me off on a campaign.
- Pallaeus, please listen to me.

- I've told you, I can't marry you.
- Because of Hercules.

- I love him.
- But you were promised to me.

I make my own decisions.

I'd be good to ya, Rena.
I'd give you everything.

I'm sorry if I've hurt you
but this isn't meant to be.

I'll have your hand in marriage

and nothing the great
Hercules can do will stop me.

- Look.
- How can she do this, Gorgas?

How could she care so little
about my heart and your word?

I trusted you to watch over my
domain when I waged war in Thrace.

Ha, I never expected to return
home to your lovesick mewling.

Everything is just as you left it.
You know I'd never shirked my duty.

I wish Rena cared as
much about obeying you.

Calm down, Pallaeus.
She's not a child, anymore.

The girl has a mind of her own.

You're as taken with
Hercules as she is.

All you care about is
having him as an ally.

And why shouldn't I?
Only a fool would pass up

the chance to march into battle
with the son of Zeus at his side.

But I've fought nobly for you

killed for you done everything
you would ask of a soldier.

There's just one problem,
Pallaeus. You'll never be him.

- Who is it?
- Hercules.

Come on in.

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 wicked stepmother, Hera,

the all-powerful
queen of the gods.

But wherever there was evil,
wherever an innocent would suffer,

there would be Hercules.

It'll be great to see
your mother, again.

It's been a while.

Come on, Hercules.
Will you stop it?

- I didn't know she was married.
- Well, her husband knew.

Yeah, tell me about it. You
know? You could a said something.

I don't know. Those kind
of battles, I always avoid.

Did you see the way
she was flirting with me?

Uh, yeah, she was.

- Need some help?
- Huh? Oh. Oh.

Take everything only
don't hurt me or the animal.

- She's all the family I've got left.
- Nah, take it easy. We're not bandits.

- Gorgas didn't send you after me?
- Gorgas?

No, working for a
warlord isn't our style.

Now, why don't we help
the lady with her wagon?

OK.

It didn't look like it a
couple of minutes ago,

but this is my second
lucky day in a row.

Yesterday, I sold my most
expensive pair of sandals to Hercules.

Yes, sir, cost him thirty dinars,
but he didn't think twice about it.

You see? He's gonna get
married in those sandals.

- Herc, my foot!
- Oh, sorry, Iolaus.

I-I just hadn't heard the news
about Hercules. Who's he marrying?

The stepdaughter
of Gorgas himself.

Too bad Hercules isn't here
to help you two with that wagon.

Why, he'd probably
pull it out all by himself.

You mean something like
that. Good day to you, Ma'am.

- Hope nothing's broken.
- You all right?

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Hades was worse than
your foulest nightmare.

It was pitch black sweltering hot
and evil lurking around every corner.

So I had to find Cerberus,
the three-headed dog?

And bring him back to King
Eurystheus without using any weapons.

No! No! No! Really!

So using nothing more than my
bare hands I choked this biting,

clawing, fire-breathing beast
and I dragged him outta Hades!

The thing is the king didn't want
this monster! I mean, who would?

So I had to turn around
and take him back!

Indulge me, great priest.

I desire revenge against Hercules,
for stealing the woman I love.

But no mere mortal can overcome
the son of Zeus by himself.

So it is that I seek help
from the goddess, Hera.

I have been waiting for you.

I hoped you'd stay longer.

I'm sorry Mother, but a
man has to defend his name.

A name is all it is, Hercules.
Whomever this imposter is,

he'll never be the force
for good that you are.

Not if he's taken the
side of Gorgas, he won't.

When people will
see what's happening,

they won't have
anything to do with him.

I'm afraid it's more
complicated than that.

- When people hear my name, they just...
- I know, dear.

They expect help good deeds...

And if this fraud can't deliver
them, they might get hurt.

All right, I guess you've got
to go. But all these heroics,

Hercules, it's not exactly the
best way to start another family.

Now Mother, please,
don't start with that again.

Then be careful, will ya? Stay
in one piece for a happier day.

I will.

Oh, I'll make sure he does long as
he can prove he's the real Hercules.

Goodbye, Mother.

Don't worry. He's the real one.

It looks like Gorgas
has been busy.

I wonder if there's anybody
left to tell us what happened.

Ah-h-h-h-h-h-h! Die, you swine!

Whoa! Hold on, there! Hold
on! We bring you no harm.

You mean, Gorgas hasn't sent
ya back to... to finish me off?

- Never met the man.
- Ya haven't?

Well, be glad that you
haven't suffered the taxes

that he's inflicted on everyone.

My daughter and her husband
fought him but they're now dead.

Nice guy.

Why don't you come with us?
We're on our way to Phlegra.

- We'll find you some help.
- Who from?

Certainly not Hercules. We
thought he'd be our salvation.

- But even he won't stand up to Gorgas.
- Wait a minute.

- I thought this Hercules was a good man.
- So did we.

But so far, he's done
nothin' to prove it.

We'll tell the people in
town that you're here.

Don't bother.

Gorgas has left me
nothing to live for.

You know, Iolaus... this Hercules
character is really starting to bother me.

This comes from the mighty Hera.

Do with it as I instruct you,
and you will have your revenge.

Take it to where Hercules
is put it close to him.

Only then will it open only
in the presence of Hercules.

What's in it?

Death.

Gorgas saddles us with an unfair tax
and slaughters those of us who resist it.

He plunders our crops and our
livestock and he assumes we'll never

be able to rise up against this
ceaseless campaign of repression.

But rise up we must. It's time for us
to realize there is power in numbers.

We can get weapons
but they are no good to us

if we run at the first
sight of Gorgas' soldiers.

We must stand together or we are
doomed to live out our lives in fear.

That's all you're good for!

Look at them run.

I guess they didn't
believe all your fancy talk.

Not now, but someday.
They will drag you through

the streets and let the dogs
chew on your bones. Uh!

Watch your mouth! Otherwise
you won't live to see that day.

Use your head.
You're outnumbered.

I don't care! I can take 'em

one at a time or all at
once however they want it!

That's something you
don't wanna find out.

Yeah. Step over
here. We need to talk.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

- Who are you?
- Just someone who hates fights.

Yeah? Well, maybe you
should stay out of them.

Believe me, I try.

Because I'm always worried
that someone's gonna get hurt.

Oh. You mean, like this.

Exactly.

That's my friend.

This won't take long.

That'll teach you!

There you go.

Come on.

Hurry!

- Quick, come with me.
- Why?

Well, you saved me,
now, I'm gonna save you.

Hercules is coming.

- I don't believe it.
- Do you know this guy?

Yes.

He's my brother.

- It's been a long time.
- Longer than I thought.

I understand you've
changed your name.

Let's let these two
get better acquainted.

- What's your name?
- Josephus.

- Josephus. Yeah, come on.
- You're lookin' good, Hercules.

Hmm, aren'tcha worried
someone'll hear you call me that.

Oh, come on. Don't
be so sensitive.

You know I'd never do
anything to dishonor your name.

From what I hear,
you already have.

You've joined up with
Gorgas, haven't you?

Coincidence is all. See,
I'm marrying his stepdaughter

who just happens to be the kindest,
most beautiful woman I have ever met.

So what am I supposed to do? Tell
him I don't like the blood on his hands.

That's a good place to start, then
people might still respect my name.

You will never hear of Hercules
doing anything to help Gorgas.

But will I hear that
Hercules overthrew him?

Look, I'm not making things
any worse than they are.

- Can't you be satisfied with that?
- No, I can't.

Oh, I forgot. You're the
brother who's always right.

When you're being this
foolish, you make it easy.

You know what? I don't
have to listen to this.

What was going on back there
with Hercules and that other big guy?

I'd rather find a
nice pomegranate.

You're not gonna find
one of those in Phlegra.

OK, well, the other big guy,

as you call him that
was the real Hercules.

- Get outta here!
- Yeah.

And, uh, the guy who's
lying to everybody,

- that's his brother, Iphicles.
- The finest produce in all of Phlegra.

Nah, you're just tryin' to
fool me. This is a joke, right?

No, this is a joke. Is there
nothin' to eat in this entire village?

Gorgas takes whatever he pleases,
and leaves us with his leftovers.

Look, if you're hungry, uh, you
haven't even told me your name.

- Iolaus.
- Iolaus?

Well, come on, let's
go get sum in to eat.

OK?

Iphicles. Iphicles!

Fine, have it your way.

Now, listen to me!

I'm tryin' to make you
understand how evil Gorgas is.

I hope his dau...
what's her name?

- Rena.
- Rena.

Well, I hope Rena is
nothing like her father.

Actually, she's his stepdaughter
and no... they're nothing alike.

- Smart, too?
- Of course, she's smart.

Then how much longer
do you think it'll be before

she figures out you've
been lying to her.

I'm gonna tell her, don't worry.

If you really love each
other, you can tell her now.

- Well, the time's not right.
- Well, maybe the time will be right

when you introduce
your new wife to Mother.

- I haven't seen Mother in a long time.
- I know.

Be yourself, Iphicles.
It's a lot easier.

Yeah, well, that's easy
to say if you're Hercules.

I'm the son of a man, not a god.

Nobody cares we came
out of the same womb.

Nobody cares that my
birthright's not the same as yours.

Forget about that!

We are what we are because of
the lives we've lived, nothing else.

I do no harm to anyone. I
try and help others when I can,

but I might as well be a grain of
sand for all the good it does me.

- Maybe you expect too much.
- All I want is happiness and contentment.

And I can have that if you just
leave. Can't you do that, Hercules?

You help strangers all the time.

Just this once I'm
asking you to help me.

I'm sorry, Iphicles. I wish you
everything you want but not my name.

If you refuse to
understand the situation,

we're not brothers,
anymore. We're enemies.

Lunch?

Josephus, I can't take
any of that from you.

Nonsense! Around here, this
would be considered a feast.

- There's plenty to go around.
- How long has it been like this?

Almost a year.

I suppose if Hercules
wasn't in love with Rena

he would a helped us overthrow
the murdering pig already.

Josephus, even if
Hercules is marrying Rena,

which he isn't you can't
stake everything on one man.

I heard what you were
saying out there, before.

You've got the idea standing
up for what you know is right.

- I just wish I wasn't alone.
- You're not... not anymore.

Thanks.

That's one of them right
there, with the rabble-rouser!

- Move it! Move it!
- Get out of here.

Finish our lecture later.

I'm not afraid!

This is not about bravery!

Just make sure Hercules
gets to hear about this!

- Right! Hercules!
- Yeah! The real Hercules!

My friend! Get outta here!

- What's bothering you, Hercules?
- Nothing.

But you've always
been such an open book,

and... and now it's like... it's
like I don't know who you are.

- What is it, Hercules?
- Well, it's, um... it's, um...

Whatever it is, you
know I'll be here fore you.

It's somthin' I gotta deal with
myself. Don't worry, I'll be fine.

He's the one who
flattened an entire patrol.

- How can you call yourself soldiers?
- It wasn't just him.

He's got a partner some big guy.

So, you're the top dog around
here. You should try my friend for size.

Show some respect.

You should take his advice.
Maybe you can start by

telling me why you
and your friend are here.

- We came for the waters.
- Waters.

- There are no waters in Phlegra.
- Oh, we were misinformed.

You should have been
that tough with his partner.

We'll track him down
after we've killed this one.

You're not gonna
kill anyone, soldier.

Take him to the catacombs.

He's the best bait we've
got if we're gonna capture

his friend and find out
what they're doing here.

You won't catch my friend, and
you don't wanna see him mad!

And as for you, forget about your
heartbreak, and go find Hercules.

I got a job for him.

Iolaus gave the soldiers
all they could handle,

but there were just too many of
them. I'd be proud to fight at his side.

You may get the chance to do
that. Where would they take him?

The enemies
Gorgas doesn't kill go

to the catacombs
underneath his compound.

We found a remote
entrance, but it won't be easy.

For some reason, it never is.

Take me there.

- Hey, what time's dinner?
- Dinner?

Yeah. You know roast
quail, bread a little wine.

You want dinner, you'd
better catch yourself a rat.

Of course, you'll
have to eat it raw.

I'd rather have quail.

This is where the
labyrinth begins.

Yeah.

You should always
wear your helmets.

I, uh... don't know how
to tell you this, but nobody

who's gone in this way
has ever made it back out.

Don't worry about it.
This is as far as you go.

But I can go with
you. I'm not afraid.

I know you're not. But you'd
be more help to me in Phlegra.

But you'll be alone in there, battling
only what the gods know what.

And what if Hercules shows up?

He's already here.

Just once, I'd like to battle a villain
who insisted on sunshine and fresh air.

Excuse me.

Will you pipe down?

Hey.

Hey, you.

Hey, you! I'm talking to ya!

- What?
- You know?

I really wasn't kidding
when I said I was hungry.

Yeah? Well, I wasn't
kidding about the rat.

Ah, great.

I'll just grab a
rat and eat it raw.

Who feeds you?

- Wrong way, Hercules.
- What are you talkin' about?

There's trouble in the labyrinth.
You're supposed to take care of it.

- Me?
- That's right you.

The guards say the big troublemaker's
going to rescue his partner.

Gorgas wants you to kill him.

Kill him? Well, why? What
happened to his partner?

He was captured after the
two of them attacked a patrol.

- Oh, I, um... I hadn't heard.
- Not much for news, are you?

Let's see how you are with this.

You're not Hercules.

- Only a crazy man'd say that.
- Then kill me.

That's what the real
Hercules would do, isn't it?

He'd be so outraged at
being called an imposter,

he'd strike me
dead where I stand!

- Never.
- Liar. Everything you do is a lie.

You don't know the first
thing about the way he...

- Oh?
- I mean, 'I, ' operate.

I know all I need to know
about you... you fraud.

And Gorgas and Rena
are gonna know, too.

They won't believe a word of it.

They know how twisted
you are with jealousy.

Well, you're going
to find out, aren't you?

Whoa! Ahh! Whoa! Whoa! Ahhhhhh.

- When you finish all that...
- Send it this way!

Food.

Oh, great, I knew you
guys wouldn't let me starve.

Down, boy, this isn't
for you. This is for us.

- This pheasant is magnificent!
- Pheasant?

- Care for some wine?
- Wine?

I believe I will!

My mouth? Yeah? Well,
you just go ahead and eat.

- I-I got plenty of rat.
- I want more of it.

Iolaus, you better be alive.

Oh-h-h-h. Ahh!
OK, what do you do?

Ya... ya use an
old hunter's trick.

Huh?

All right.

OK.

Come on.

You're insane!

This jar comes from Hera's most trusted
priest. What's in it will kill Hercules.

But when I help it up to this
imposter, nothing happened.

A jar that will kill Hercules? I
knew that your heart was broken,

but Rena's obviously
affected your mind, too.

Gorgas, listen to me. She's not
gonna have Hercules for a husband,

and you're not gonna
have him for a son-in-law.

- Why can't you understand that?
- Because I don't have blinders on.

Yes, you do. The intruder is Hercules,
and he's inside these very walls.

How do I know this isn't just
another one of your jealous ramblings?

The mandrake in this
jar will prove me right.

It will kill this intruder.

And your rule will remain
unchallenged forever.

Ready the guards. We're goin'
after Hercules, the real Hercules.

That's it. Now come to
Papa. Come on. Gotcha!

Ha-ha. Come on. Come
on, come on, come on.

Oy!

Ready your weapons!

- Soldier, what's happening?
- I-I-I'm under orders not to talk, Ma'am.

- I'm sorry.
- You'll be a lot sorrier if you don't.

- Do you know who my stepfather is?
- Yes, Ma'am... Gorgas.

- Now, what's all the excitement?
- There's an intruder in the labyrinth.

They say he's heading for the
catacombs, to free a prisoner there,

- and we're going to stop him.
- Move along, Soldier!

- Ma'am, I've gotta go.
- Then go and thank you.

Move out!

Who makes these things?

Are you ready to die, Brother?

Put that thing down,
before you hurt somebody.

All I asked you to do was leave.

But you couldn't even do
that for your own brother.

So get on your feet. We're
gonna settle this for all eternity.

Settle what? There's
nothing for us to fight about.

You've got your name,
and I've got mine!

That should be good
enough for both of us!

Quit talkin' and take the sword!

Sorry, I've got better
things to do right now.

Pick it up and fight or I'm gonna
have to do this the hard way, Hercules.

Hercules?

Why did you call him Hercules?

Well? Are you gonna to tell her?

Tell me what? Come on, I wanna
know. Why did you call him Hercules?

It's his name.

What are you saying?

I lied. I didn't think
you'd love me if I told you

I was just plain Iphicles,
the half-brother of a hero.

Is that the kind of woman
you think I am, Iph...

- whatever your name is?
- Rena you don't understand.

I've always thought the best of
you. It was myself I wasn't sure about.

Well, I'm sure about you. You're the
type of man I prayed I'd never meet!

Rena, come back!

Hercules, you gotta help me.

You know? It won't be painful.

Just a quick and then I'm
gonna start with your, uh, legs.

A little nibble there, and then
I'm gonna go to the... the... oh,

what am I doing? Hercules?

Would hurry up and
get me out of this place!

Place! Place! Place!
Place! Place! Place! Place!

I mean, what could be so hard?

Rena? Rena, would you wait?
Would you hold on a minute?

Why should I? You're
probably just gonna lie to me

- the way that... that imposter did.
- He's my brother.

I've known him a lot
longer than you have.

He would never do
anything to hurt you.

But how can I ever
believe him again?

Everything we had
together was based on a lie.

No, not the love you shared.
Iphicles used my name.

I mean, it was
foolish, he knows that.

But it doesn't mean he
cares any less for you.

I'm sure this is all very
hard to understand,

but I'm just asking you to
give him a second chance

to find out if you can love
the man that he really is.

I'm sorry, Hercules, but right
now I don't know what to think.

- Well?
- Nothing, sir. He's escaped the labyrinth.

Then you're too slow! You should
have caught the intruder by now!

He's a dead man.
You have our word.

He's Hercules. Do I
still have your word?

- We fear nothing, sir.
- Then bring me his head!

Let's go!

I'm never gonna see
her again, am I, Hercules?

That's up to the two of
you, now. I did what I could.

I've got to go find Iolaus
while he's still in one piece.

We could use your help.

Herc!

- About time!
- Now don't start with me.

- You gonna get me out of here?
- That's the idea!

- A key'd be nice.
- So would a little help!

- Thanks, Brother.
- That's all right!

I'd have to fight
these guys, anyway!

Thanks.

Very impressive! Soldiers!
Say hello to the real Hercules.

- What?
- Real Hercules?

Now say goodbye.

Behold the mandrake.

Hera sends her regards.

Get out of here, Rena!
This is not your concern!

What are you standing
there for? Kill them!

Think you're man
enough? Whoever you are?

I'm Iphicles, brother of Hercules
and you're about to find out.

Stop, Father! You'll kill him!

- Iolaus! Lock the door!
- You're insane!

- Just do it!
- Easy for you to say!

I'm gonna kill him!

It's what he deserves for lying.

You are going to be
annoying, aren't you?

Next time!

Feed me, when I ask to be fed.

- Let go of me!
- Not this time.

- Let her go, Pallaeus.
- She's mine!

I'm warning you, let her go.

- Herc! How ya doin'?
- That is a very good question.

She loves me or no one at all.

You harm her, you'll
pay with your life.

Let's find out!

Ooh!

Ahhhhh!

Iolaus, grab that shackle!

Why does this always
have to be so hard?

Because if it was easy
anybody could do it.

- In here!
- Charge!

Enough already!

Ahh, don't tell me
we missed everything.

What are we gonna
do with Gorgas?

Well, that's kind of an
awkward question, uh, Rena?

No, it's not. My
stepfather is an evil man

and deserves to be
punished for his crimes.

I was gonna say I should
have run away long ago.

But if I'd done that I never
would have met Iphicles

the love of my life.

- Do you mean it?
- With all my heart.

Iphicles? Well, that
means you really are...

I knew you'd come around.

Great. Now, I can
get sum in to eat.

- Hello, stranger.
- Wrong guy.

The stranger's right behind me.

Iphicles!

It's been a long time, Mother. I
hope you know how sorry I am.

Oh, shhh... this is a time for
celebrating, not apologizing.

I'm just so glad you're
home. And who's this?

- I'm Rena.
- Isn't she beautiful?

- We're gonna get married.
- Oh... that's wonderful.

Welcome to the family.

Family always
is sooner or later.

Herc, do you have any, uh,
bread or food of any kind?

Iolaus get in here!
You're family, too.

Captioned by Grantman Brown
Edit & resync by Mr.Tinkles