Rob Tapert discusses Paradise Found.

Hilary Bader discusses Forget Me Not.

Steven L. Sears discusses Sacrifice Part I.

“When I finally stopped protecting Gabrielle, it was great to play. It’s so hard for me sometimes to relate to Gabrielle because most of the things that happen to her are so fantastic that they don’t happen in my own life.”

Steven L. Sears and Chris Manheim discuss The Bitter Suite.

This month, Xena's first musical, The Bitter Suite, comes under the spotlight as we go behind the scenes on season three's memorable musical comedy...

In The Last of the Centaurs, Marton Csokas returns to the Xenaverse to play Xena's former lover and nemesis Borias, as well as a new character, Borias' son Belach.

Set reporter Kate Barker took time out to attend Auckland's comics pulp expo, Armageddon, where she found a few familiar faces...

Here, Gabrielle's alter ego looks back over six successful years and ponders on a future away from the Known World…

Fascinated by how the hours of footage shot for an episode of Xena: Warrior Princess are whittled down to a 45-minute episode? Xena editor Robert Field reveals all to Ian Rentoul.

Joseph LoDuca, the man responsible for the music in Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, reveals his scoring secrets to Joe Nazzaro.

Along the way [Ephiny] has also become one of the best loved figures in Xena’s mythic world, a development that gratifies and amazes the New Zealand actress who plays her, Danielle Cormack.

Just when you think you’ve got this character pinned down, he dissolves in a pillar of fire and reemerges the following week with a new facet of his personality.

Certainly the most ambitious and anticipated Xena episode, “The Bitter Suite,” was broadcast the week of February 2, 1998, earning impressive ratings and wide-spread critical acclaim.

Expect some startling new directions for the Warrior Princess and her maturing sidekick as Year Three unfolds.

Do I dare confess that I started this phone interview with the words, “Rise and Shine! Rise and Shine!” What possessed me? Thank God Lucy has a terrific sense of humor and it functions at eight o’clock in the morning.

Talking to Renee O’Connor on the phone is like talking to Gabrielle - the voice is the same. There is a difference, though. And I realize it is the voice of Gabrielle from “The Deliverer,” “Gabrielle’s Hope” and “The Debt.”