Zeus

Episode aired Aug 3, 2009
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45m

7.7/10

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Zeus is Greek mythology's most powerful god. After battling his father Chronos for dominion over the universe, he becomes the supreme ruler of gods and mortals. However, what truth is there ... Read allZeus is Greek mythology's most powerful god. After battling his father Chronos for dominion over the universe, he becomes the supreme ruler of gods and mortals. However, what truth is there behind his story?Zeus is Greek mythology's most powerful god. After battling his father Chronos for dominion over the universe, he becomes the supreme ruler of gods and mortals. However, what truth is there behind his story?

7.7/10

Directors
- Christopher Cassel
- Jessica Conway
Writers
- Christopher Cassel(head writer)
- Alan Goldberg(additional writer)
- Scott Miller
Stars
- Stan Bernard
- Joseph Beddelem(uncredited)

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Stan Bernard

Narratoras Narrator

Joseph Beddelem

Zeusas Zeus
(uncredited)

Directors
- Christopher Cassel
- Jessica Conway
Writers
- Christopher Cassel(head writer)
- Alan Goldberg(additional writer)
- Scott Miller
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Ancient Greece's most powerful god wages an epic struggle against his father for control of the universe. It's the ultimate Clash of the Gods as the Olympians challenge the Titans in mythology's greatest showdown. This is a pivotal battle that experts believe may have been ancient code for a real world event - one of the greatest natural disasters the Earth ever experienced. —Anonymous

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Narrator: A son battles his father for control of the universe. And seizes more power than any god ever had. This is the story of Zeus, Greek mythology's supreme commander. To us it's a myth, but to the ancients, it was reality. A way to make sense of a terrifying world. Some Greeks believed Zeus was the one true god centuries before Christ. And that nature's worst catastrophes were the sign of his wrath. This is the myth of Zeus as it was originally told. And the surprising truth behind it.