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Helen of Troy

2003, English, on USA Network.

Desire is war.

Paris of Troy goes to Sparta on a diplomatic mission and falls in love with Helen, the wife of King Menelaus. When lovers flee to Troy, the bloody seeds of a long war, sown by King Agamemnon of Mycenae, finally sprout, so an old prophecy is fulfilled.

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Seasons
1
Episodes
2
Episode length
89 min
Status
Ended in 2003

Popcorn Flick

Fun if you don’t overthink it.

6.1/10 from 86 TMDB viewer ratings.

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Latest episode

S1 E2: Part 2

Aired 21 April 2003

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Details

First aired
20 April 2003
Last aired
21 April 2003
Network
USA Network
Language
English
Country
United States
Type
Miniseries
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What Helen of Troy is based on

Helen of Troy is based on Iliad, an oral poetry by Homer.

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Is Helen of Troy worth watching?

Our verdict is Popcorn Flick: Fun if you don’t overthink it. It scores 6.1/10 from 86 TMDB viewer ratings.

How many seasons of Helen of Troy are there?

Helen of Troy has 1 season and 2 episodes, about 89 minutes each.

Is Helen of Troy finished?

Yes. Helen of Troy ended in 2003, so you can watch the whole story.

Which OTT platform is Helen of Troy on?

Helen of Troy isn’t listed on any OTT platform in India yet. (Checked 12 November 2026.)

Helen of Troy parents guide: is it suitable for kids?

No age rating is listed for Helen of Troy yet.

What shows are like Helen of Troy?

If you liked Helen of Troy, try The Odyssey, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Xena: Warrior Princess.

What is Helen of Troy based on?

Helen of Troy is based on Iliad, an oral poetry by Homer.

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