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For Those of You Just Joining Us...: Directed by Bruce Campbell. With Kevin Sorbo, Michael Hurst, Robert Trebor, Tamara Gorski. In this clip show sequel to last season's 'Yes, Virginia, There Is a Hercules,' the staff of 'Hercules' suffer a corporate retreat to improve the show quality.
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys: Morrigan 8 episodes 1999 Norma Bates Episode: "For Those of You Just Joining Us..." Striking Poses: Casey Roper Poltergeist: The Legacy: Megan Torrance 4 episodes 2000 Twice in a Lifetime: Young Louise Episode: "Birds of Paradise" Now and Again: Vanessa Episode: "Disco Inferno" Earth: Final Conflict: Hanna Klein
She is an actress, producer, writer and director, best known in the Xenaverse for playing the role of the demi-god Morrigan on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys . As well as her role as Morrigan, she has also appeared in television shows such as Angel, Dracula: the Series and Poltergeist: The Legacy.
We'll Always Have Cyprus: Directed by Garth Maxwell. With Kevin Sorbo, Tamara Gorski, Jeffrey Thomas, Simone Kessell. Hercules returns to Cyprus, where he spent his last days with Morrigan, and remembers the end of their relationship. Meanwhile, a woman has come back from the dead looking for revenge against Cyprus' Oracle.
Resurrection: Directed by Philip Sgriccia. With Kevin Sorbo, Michael Hurst, Tamara Gorski, Nicko Vella. Still shocked after Iolaus' death, Hercules leaves Sumeria and is shipwrecked. He arrives to Eire, where he's recognized as the Chosen One and faces an evil demigoddess called Morrigan who's killing the druids.
Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) must fight an evil female demigod (Tamara Gorski) sent to destroy the Druids. Autolycus and Salmoneus (Bruce Campbell, Robert Trebor) learn the drawbacks of stealing a magic lamp from a sultan. Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) teaches Morrigan (Tamara Gorski) to face her new role as guardian of Justice.
Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) attempts an exorcism to save Iolaus' (Michael Hurst) soul from the demon Dahak. With Gina Torres and Tamara Gorski.
