Katherine Fugate discusses When Fates Collide.

Phil Ivey discusses his role as Art Director on Xena.

Rob Tapert discusses the fifth season.

R.J. Stewart discusses Fallen Angel.

There’s no easy segue from babies to demons, but “Fallen Angel” was the first item on my list of things to talk to Renee about, so I dived right in.

“Speaking of angels,” I said, deftly segueing from newborns to Xena and Gabrielle’s recent time in Heaven and Hell, “how was shooting ‘Fallen Angel’, with those wings?” 

While Charles Mesure will always be best remembered for his portrayal of the Archangel Michael in Xena’s latter two seasons, he’s appeared as a number of different characters during Xena’s six-year run.

How many people can say they've been responsible for giving Xena a black eye? Or turning Gabrielle into one of the bacchae? It's all in a day's work for Francia Smeets, Make-up and Hair Supervisor on Xena: Warrior Princess.

Before Ted Raimi bids farewell to the Xenaverse, he stops off to take a trip down memory lane with Xena Magazine readers, admitting that he and his on-screen alter ego aren't that dissimilar, and that he never really liked that hat…

Xena Executive Producer Rob Tapert talks about gods, babies and life with the Warrior Princess.

Eric Gruendemann talks to Ian Rentoul about his contribution to the ancient world, and reveals the blood, sweat and tears which go into bringing Xena to the screen.

Timothy Omundson was at home in Los Angeles when Xena Magazine caught up with him shortly after the Xena: Warrior Princess episode Seeds of Faith aired for the first time in the US.

As visual effects supervisor at Renaissance Pictures, Harrison Ellenshaw acts as the liaison between the production and post-production departments of both Xena and Hercules.

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

Costume designer Jane Holland has taken on an Olympian mission, as Kate Barker discovers.

Fallen Angel required vast amounts of creative work to bring its vision to the screen. From make-up to visual effects, Xena’s own angelic host pulled out all the stops… 

In this exclusive feature Kate Barker goes behind the scenes to find out how such a dazzling episode [Fallen Angel] was brought to the screen.