Michelle's Xena Library Galleries

(first aired the week of Jan. 22, 1996)
When Gabrielle (Renee O'Connor) decides to audition for a coveted spot at the Athens City Academy of the Performing Bards, she helps another young hopeful, Homer, regain confidence in his extraordinary talents as a storyteller. Season one's clip show.

Disclaimer: The producers would like to acknowledge and pay tribute to Stanley Kubrick, Kirk Douglas and all those who were involved with the making of the film classic "SPARTACUS."

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(first aired the week of Jan. 29, 1996)
Xena goes in search of a legendary lost treasure which includes Ambrosia, the sustenance of the gods, in an effort to keep the precious food from falling into the wrong hands.

Disclaimer: No Ambrosia was Spilled, Spoiled or in any way harmed during the making of this motion picture. (Thanks to the indefinite shelf life of marshmallows.)

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(first aired the week of Feb. 5, 1996)
Because of her startling resemblance to King Lias' (Norman Forsey) daughter Diana, Xena is asked to pose as the princess to help flush out a band of would-be assassins.

Disclaimer: Neither Xena nor her remarkably coincidental identical twin, Diana, were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

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(first aired the week of Feb. 12, 1996)
Xena is summoned to the Underworld by the ghost of her beloved Marcus (Bobby Hosea) to help defeat the madman Atyminius (Paul Willis), who has stolen Hades' Helmet of Invisibility.

Disclaimer: No winged harpies were harmed or sent to a fiery grave during the making of this motion picture.

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(first aired the week of Feb. 19, 1996)
Xena enlists the aid of Autolycus (Bruce Campbell), the "King of Thieves", to recover a priceless chest containing a weapon of awesome power from the evil warlord Malthus (David Telford).

Disclaimer: No Ancient and Inflexible Rules governing moral behavior were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

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(first aired the week of Mar. 4, 1996)
A homesick Gabrielle returns to Potadeia, and joins forces with the warrior Meleager (Tim Thomerson) to save it from the ruthless brigand Damon (Steve Hall).

Disclaimer: Meleager the Mighty, the Generally Tipsy Warrior-for-Hire, was not harmed during the making of this motion picture.

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(first aired the week of Apr. 22, 1996)
Xena and Gabrielle intervene to save young Icus (David de Latour) from being sacrificed by his own father, Anteus (David Ackroyd). This marks Karl Urban' first appearance on XWP, playing the evil brother. Karl went on to play recurring roles as Cupid and Caesar.

Disclaimer: No Unrelenting or Severely Punishing Deities were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

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(first aired the week of Apr. 29, 1996)
In an attempt to win Xena back to lead his army, Ares masterminds a plot involving Xena's estranged father Atrius (Tom Atkins).

Disclaimer: No Fathers, Spiritual or Biological, were harmed during the production of this motion picture.

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(first aired the week of May 6, 1996)
When Xena is hit with a poisoned dart by a mysterious assailant, Gabrielle must disguise herself as the warrior princess in a plan to save Salmoneus from being killed by the warlord Talmadeus (Peter McCauley).

Disclaimer: Excessive belching can cause brain damage and social ostracism. Kids, please don't give in to peer pressure. Play it safe.

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(first aired the week of May 13, 1996)
Xena must battle the fierce woman warrior Callisto (Hudson Leick), who is bent on revenge for the death of her family. This episode marks the introduction of Joxer (Ted Raimi).

Disclaimer: Joxer's nose was not harmed during the production of this motion picture. However, his crossbow was severely damaged.

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(first aired the week of June 3, 1996)
Xena is reunited with her brother Toris (Joseph Kell) and the two join forces to overthrow Cortese (Michael Lawrence), the raider who destroyed their village many years before. First appearance of the mighty breast dagger!

Disclaimer: No messenger doves were harmed during the making of this motion picture. However, several were reported missing-in-action, and search & rescue efforts are under way.

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(first aired the week of June 10, 1996)
Xena forces an end to the Mitoan-Thessalian War while using her medical knowledge to save the lives of numerous casualties, including Gabrielle. Absolutely heart-wrenching resuscitation scene between Xena and Gabrielle, and also, we see the birth of Ephiny's centaur son.

Disclaimer: Being that war is hell, lots of people were harmed during the production of this motion picture (but since television is a dramatic medium of make-believe, all casualties removed their prosthetic makeup and went home unscathed).

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