Return of Sinbad Part 1 - Screen Capture Gallery
After being lost at sea for two years, Sinbad (Zen Gesner) returns to Baghdad to learn
that the once prosperous and peaceful kingdom has become a greedy society ruled by the
self-centered and greedy Prince Casib (Robin Dunne).

Return of Sinbad Part 2 - Screen Capture Gallery
Before Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew can do battle with Turok (Juan Chioran) and
Rumina (Julianne Morris), they must sail to the Isle of Dawn and seek out the help of
Sinbad's mentor, the wise wizard Dim-Dim (Wayne Robson).

The Beast Within - Screen Capture Gallery
Rumina (Julianne Morris) uses her trickery to abduct Sinbad (Zen Gesner), forcing him
into an endgame contest after he refuses her affection. In order to rescue Sinbad, the
others must put their trust in the sorceress Maeve (Jacqueline Collen).

Still Life - Screen Capture Gallery
When the crew seeks refuge on an island ruled by the sculptor Vincenzo (Robert Stewart),
Maeve (Jacqueline Collen) begins to see haunting images of the island's departed Queen
(Laura Steed), which warn her and the others that they are in grave danger.

King Firouz - Screen Capture Gallery
When Firouz's (Tim Progosh) Ruby-Beamer malfunctions, Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and crew go
ashore to assist in fixing its damage. They find themselves most welcome by the Admiral
(Geza Kovacs) of the Princess' (Lisa Melman) guard, both impressed by Firouz's device.

The Ronin - Screen Capture Gallery
Sinbad (Zen Gesner) is pitted against the honorable warrior Tetsu (Von Flores) when the
crew responds to an old friend's (Daniel Pawlick) distress call, which happens to be a
series of battles contested to decide the fate of the island's rule.

Little Miss Magic - Screen Capture Gallery
In a game of chance, Sinbad (Zen Gesner) wins "The Jewel of the City of Mist", which
turns out to be the beautiful Serendib (Emmanuelle Chriqui). It turns out this young
woman with a magical gift is Rumina's (Julianne Morris) reluctant protege.

The Ties That Bind - Screen Capture Gallery
Maeve (Jacqueline Collen) is abducted by a band of Norseman that are promised their ship
and freedom if they bring the Gilling Demon a flame haired sacrifice.

Double Trouble - Screen Capture Gallery
A mission on which the crew bring a peace offering to Omar, the Sultan of Basra
(Brian O'Shaughnessy), on behalf of the Caliph of Baghdad, turns deadly when Rumina
(Julianne Morris) gets involved. Meanwhile, Maeve (Jacqueline Collen) pays a visit
to a witch named Cairpra (Adrienne Pearce) to help her come to terms with her doubts.

Conundrum - Screen Capture Gallery
When Sinbad (Zen Gesner), Doubar (George Buza) and Firouz (Tim Progosh) are duped into
selling Rongar (Oris Erhuero) to the Bedouins, they discover the moor has been sold to
Scratch (Tony Caprari), a demonic figure from Sinbad and Doubar's past.

The Prince Who Wasn't - Screen Capture Gallery
Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew help a youngster, Prince Xander (Christopher Duncan),
rescue his mother and unborn brother from an evil upsur named Drax (Jack Langedijk).

The Village Vanishes - Screen Capture Gallery
Sinbad's (Zen Gesner) crew and an entire village begin to vanish when a supernatrual
shield encases the village. It is up to Sinbad to discover how to rescue everyone.

Masked Marauders - Screen Capture Gallery
A message from Dim-Dim propels Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew to visit the Kingdom of
Mirhago, where they find the good-natured government of the young king (Jack Robinson)
and his wizard, Dinar (John Carson), usurped by a greedy tax collector (Frantz Dobrowski).

The Ghoul's Tale - Screen Capture Gallery
Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew must ensure that Princess Gaia (Tesse Jubber) reaches her
18th birthday without falling prey to a spell cast on her by Vatek (Andrew Scorer).

The Isle of Bliss - Screen Capture Gallery
Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew are commissioned by the Pasha of Gedron (Anton Stoltz)
to retrieve the "Singing Sword" from The Isle Of Bliss. Their guide, a sailor named Alanna
(Monika Schnarre), is a suspicious figure who captures Doubar's (George Buza) heart.

The Rescue - Screen Capture Gallery
Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and crew must defeat the Colossus and the warlord Bellamur (David Mellur)
while returning Jial (Talia Rogers) to her true love, the outlaw Turhan (Mark Dymond).

The Eye of Kratos - Screen Capture Gallery
The supposedly reformed pirate Talia (Lisa Howard) persuades Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew
to join her in destroying the "Eye of Kratos", a diamond worshiped by fanatic priests that use it
to oppress the people of Linopia.

The Bully - Screen Capture Gallery
Sinbad (Zen Gesner) helps Omar (Brian O'Shaughnessy), the Sultan of Basra, slay a 40-foot Cyclops
(Andrew Mackenzie) that has crushed his men and is threatening to destroy an entire village of
settlers from Basra. At the same, Sinbad has to deal with the demon from his past (Ricky Rudolph)
that turned him into a sailor.

Monument - Screen Capture Gallery
A desperate woman, Jullaner (Sabrina Grdevich), enlists Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew to help
her find her missing father (Jeroen Kranenburg), who turns out to be a power-hungry alchemist
threatening the innocent inhabitants of Mylagia.

Trickster - Screen Capture Gallery
Although Rumina (Julianne Morris) schemes to kill Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew, she ends up
being forced to join them in a struggle against a band of merciless gods.

The Siren's Song - Screen Capture Gallery
Sinbad (Zen Gesner) and his crew are drawn into a struggle between the great sea god Poseidon
(Walter Kyle) and the greedy Captain Fontassel (Dan Pawlick).