The Adventures of Sinbad is a Canadian television series which aired from 1996 to 1998. It follows on the story from the pilot of the same name, and revolves around the series' protagonist, Sinbad. The series is a re-telling of the adventures of Sinbad from The Arabian Nights.
Sinbad's soul hangs in the balance as Scratch and a woman from his past battle to draw him to either the darkness or the light.
Sinbad and crew are entrusted with the care of an infant with magical ties to an order of warrior monks.
Sinbad and crew come to the aid of a village being attacked by the mysterious stalkers that are controlled by the mad scientist Naaupo.
Sinbad faces the Minotaur to restore an island to its rightful rule.
Sinbad escorts a beautiful prisoner to trial for murder, but someone does not want her to get there.
A teen who controls an invisible beast holds Sinbad and the crew captive.
To his grief, a game hunter captures a baby gryphon for his side show.
A prince's gala features the public execution of pirates, among them, Sinbad.
A mystical empress believes Sinbad is her reincarnated lover.
Death riders imprison suspected plague victims, including Sinbad and crew.
Marauding Druids are after an ancient, magical Wiccan book.
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Evil accompanies two passengers taking a woman's body to an island burial.
A gentle giant, Uruk, is helped by Sinbad and friends to break free from the evil wizard Kumar.
A werewolf's bite passes the curse to Doubar and Sinbad must kill his brother to save Bryn from a gruesome death.
Sinbad and crew come to the aid of villagers whose firstborn sons are being enslaved by the three gorgon sisters: Eurayle, Stheno and Medusa, to work in their jasper mine.
Sinbad and crew meet up with old friends and an old enemy at a wedding feast. The victum of a past injustice, Bakbuk the tinker sends his army of killer dolls to seek revenge.
Returning to his homeland, Rongar confronts the man who robbed him of his birthright and is reunited with his sister, the seer Zorah, who had betrayed him years before.
As the son of an evil warlord and a witch, Young Timur has more problems than your average young man. His dead father's demonic spirit is looking for a new home and his son's body seems more than adequate. Sinbad and crew must journey to Hell to save Young Timur from his father and eternal damnation.
Sinbad and his crew are imprisoned by the beautiful vampire, Kalilah. She will spare the crew if Sinbad can retrieve her heart which was taken from her by the black magic of her vampire husband, Baron Orlock. Sinbad and Rongar seek the heart with Orlock's deadly assistant, Marissa, in pursuit.
Sinbad and Tetsu the Ronin join forces to defeat seven mystical demons that are kidnapping women from an isolated village.
Maeve is lost in a sea storm and Sinbad becomes separated from the crew as he searches for her. On a small island Sinbad meets Bryn, a woman with no memory of her past and a rainbow bracelet, like his, and no memory.
The Adventures of Sinbad is a Canadian television series which aired from 1996 to 1998. It follows on the story from the pilot of the same name, and revolves around the series' protagonist, Sinbad. The series is a re-telling of the adventures of Sinbad from The Arabian Nights.
Zen Gesner , George Buza , Tim Progosh
Alwyn Kumst
Atlantis Films , Riverstone Productions
as Sinbad
as Doubar
