As Gabrielle's kid sister, Lila, Willa O’Neill became an integral pal of the Xenaverse. Ian Rentoul meets the talented actress.

As bad-girl-turned-sidekick to Hercules, Morrigan, Tamara Gorski became a regular fixture in the fifth season of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.

K. Stoddard Hayes unmasks Danielle Cormack, the actress who made a record-breaking number of appearances on Xena and Hercules as Amazon princess Ephiny.

Paul Robert Coyle on each of his Hercules and Xena adventures.

Joe Nazzaro meets writer Paul Robert Coyle, responsible for penning many of the most unusual episodes of Xena and Hercules.

Liddy Holloway talks in depth about her many memorable appearances as Hercules’ legendary mother, Alcmene. Interview by K. Stoddard Hayes.

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.

Michael Hurst, the versatile actor-director behind Hercules' best friend, lolaus, talks to David Bassom about his legendary exploits past and present.

Taking time off from his latest helming pursuits, T.J. Scott, the director behind some of the most memorable episodes of both Xena: Warrior Princess and Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, fills Joe Nazzaro in on his camera moves…

Joe Nazzaro meets the legendary team at Flat Earth Productions, responsible for building the many CGI creatures and other illusions which colour the worlds of Xena and Hercules.

When Alexandra Tydings landed the role of Aphrodite, the goddess of love, it proved to be a match made in Heaven.

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

One of the aspects of US television which is least familiar to viewers from elsewhere in the world is the age-old tradition of the clip show. Jim Smith investigates examples from Xena and Hercules. 

Ian Rentoul caught up with Tony Todd whilst he was preparing for the opening of his latest play. Forever known as ‘the man who killed Iolaus’, Todd has played three characters to date in Hercules and Xena.

Famed for his quick wit, imaginative ideas and wacky business ventures, Salmoneus is undoubtedly the most popular free-market capitalist to ever cross paths with Hercules and Xena.

So Zeus only knows what famed Hercules writing duo Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci will come up with as part of Xena's staff.

Although Hercules' adventures officially conclude with the series finale, Full Circle, the preceding sixth season instalment Hercules, Tramps & Thieves was actually the final episode to be shot.

He established Autolycus as one of Xena and Hercules' most popular recurring characters and helmed some of both series' finest hours. Now, Bruce Campbell has landed the leading role in Renaissance Pictures' latest series, Jack of All Trades.

Planned as a Halloween episode for the United States, Darkness Visible has been described by one actor as “Hercules Meets Dracula”.