Xena: Warrior Princess

Show Summary

• Aired: Sep. 4, 1995 - June 18, 2001 (USA)
• Xena, a mighty warrior and healer, once led a band of outlaws that terrorized all of Greece. She has come to regret the harm she caused and, with her companion Gabrielle, now travels the countryside seeking adventure and fighting the forces of evil.

Alum Actors

• Alan de Malmanche plays Docenius and Old Man
• Allen O'Halloran plays Guard, Scythian Soldier, and Fatigued/Gashed Athenian
• Alison Bruce plays Kahina, Queen Melosa, and Talia
• Alison Wall plays Minya and Clea
• Alistair Browning plays King
• André Kovachevitch plays Allos, Garth, Innkeeper, and Tor
• Andrea Kelland plays Village Leader
• Angela Marie Dotchin plays Soraya
• Asa Lindh plays Alecto
• Barry Duffield plays Koryak
• Ben Brown plays Villager #2
• Benjamin Banse plays Prison Guard
• Benjamin Crellin plays Brutus' Lieutenant
• Bruce Burfield plays Inebriated Patron
• Bruce Hopkins plays Termin, Tegason, Barkeep, and Rahl
• Campbell Rousselle plays Man #2
• Charles Pierard plays Thessalian Guard
• Charmaine Guest plays Greba
• Chris Bailey plays Celano, Agis, and Apex
• Chris Graham plays Toxeus and Slave Boss
• Chris Ryan plays Blutos, Zantar/Various Story Characters, and Virilius
• Christine Bartlett plays Philana and Villager #2
• Clint Sharplin plays Townsperson #1
• Colin Moy plays Augustus, Galantis, and Phantes
• Craig Parker plays Bellerophon, Cleades, and Prince Sarpedon
• Danny Lineham plays Grathios
• David Fitchew plays Vendor
• David Goodwin plays Lark and Thief #2
• David Mackie plays Rhodos
• David Telford plays Announcer and Malthus
• Dean O'Gorman plays Orion/Homer, and Wiglaf
• Elizabeth Hawthorne plays News Reporter
• Erik Thomson plays Hades
• Geoff Snell plays Herodotus
• Graham Lauder plays Armorer and Lagos
• Ian Harrop plays Magmar and Wharfmaster
• Ian Hughes plays Diomedes, Mac, and Melas
• James Gaylyn plays Petracles
• Jason Hoyte plays Athenian #1, Hephaestus, and Timus
• Jason Tahu plays Thug #1
• Jay Bunyan plays Zortis
• Jay Saussey plays Young Woman
• Jeffrey Thomas plays Cycnus
• Jeremy Callaghan plays Pompey and Palaemon
• Jodie Rimmer plays Seraphin
• Joel Tobeck plays Deimos and Lucifer
• John Carr Watson plays Arben and Merchant
• John Dybvig plays Ox, the brigand
• John Manning plays Greek Scout, Oaklin, and Ranch Hand #1
• John O'Leary plays Adar
• John Palmer plays Baruch and Traveler
• Jon Stubbs plays Tax Collector
• Lawrence Makoare plays Barbarian Leader and Maecenus
• Loren Horsley plays Sieglinda
• Lori Dungey plays Kellos
• Katherine Kennard plays Miss Skiros
• Katrina Browne plays Mendala and Thalassa
• Kevin Smith plays Ares
• Kevin Sorbo plays Hercules
• Kieren Hutchison plays Talus
• Kim Michalis plays Natassa
• Maggie Tarver plays Hermia and Villager #1
• Marcel Kalma plays Sadus
• Marek Sumich plays Edos
• Margaret-Mary Hollins plays Madra
• Mark Clare plays Eochaid
• Mark Webley plays Guard and Guard #1
• Mark Williams plays Fire Maker
• Meighan Desmond plays Discord and Sturgina
• Mfundo Morrison plays Arman
• Michael Daly plays Mesmer
• Michael Hurst plays Charon, Iolaus, and Nigel
• Michael Langley plays Theon
• Miriama Smith plays Shiana
• Morgan Reese Fairhead plays Cyane/Eris
• Nathaniel Lees plays Manus and Nicklio
• Nick Kemplen plays Phiddipides
• Nigel Harbrow plays Koulos, Basculis, and Patrol Centurion
• Norman Fairley plays Lord Lycost
• Paolo Rotondo plays Philius
• Patrick Wilson plays Cyclops
• Paul Norrell plays Falafel, Gillis, and Peddler
• Paul Willis plays Advisor, Atyminius, and Ormestin
• Peta Rutter plays Unnamed Amazon
• Peter Mason plays Bilius, Drunk, and Shopkeeper
• Peter Tait plays Daylon
• Rachel Blakely plays Penelope
• Rachel Gilchrist plays Lead Archer
• Rajeev Varma plays Krishna
• Ranald Hendriks plays Elysha and Munk
• Ray Woolf plays Marmax
• Robin Kora plays Village Elder
• Rodney Cooke plays Man #01
• Ross Duncan plays Lagot and Parnassus
• Ruth Morrison plays Sarita
• Sacha Handsaker-Cath plays Housewife Villager
• Sam Williams plays Hordemaster
• Shane Dawson as Stunt Coordinator
• Slade Leef plays Caputius and Sailor
• Sonia Gray plays Rhea
• Stacey Edgar plays Young Novitiate
• Stephen Hall plays Hector, Damon, Thelonius, Captain, Therax, Auctioneer, and Bounty Hunter #1
• Stephen Lovatt plays Hades/Kirilus/Phlanagus
• Stephen Tozer plays Mezentius and Thadeus
• Stig Eldred plays Titus
• Sydney Jackson plays Vidalus and Storekeeper
• Taungaroa Emile plays Frankus
• Tim Hosking plays Blacksmith
• Timothy Lee plays Acestus and Regent Of Skiros
• Tony Billy plays Largo and Mitoan Warrior
• Winston Harris plays Boy
• Yvonne Lawley plays Gryphia

Non-YH Alum Crossactors

• Andrew Robertt plays Hippocrates
• Antonio Te Maioha plays Captain and Kal
• Barret Irwin plays Warrior
• Beth Allen plays Pilee/Vanessa
• Brenda Kendall plays Pageant Matron
• Bruce Campbell plays Autolycus
• Calvin Tuteao plays Dagon, Doge Of Messini, and Gurkhan
• Celia Nicholson plays Madam
• Claudia Black plays Karina
• Craig Hall plays Raczar
• Craig Walsh-Wrightson plays Captain, King Lynaeus, and Lysis
• Danielle Cormack plays Ephiny and Samsara
• Geoff Dolan plays Henchman #1
• Gina Torres plays Cleopatra
• Gordon Hatfield plays Rufinus and Seerus
• Grant Triplow plays Brutus
• Hori Ahipene plays Ferragus
• Jennifer Ward-Lealand plays Boadicea and Zehra
• Jeremy Birchall plays Jett/The Other Joxer
• John Leigh plays Hrothgar and Nabcot
• Jon Brazier plays John the Baptist, Tarsus, and Walsim
• Karl Urban plays Julius Caesar, Cupid, Kor, and Mael
• Kate Elliott plays Yakut
• Ken Blackburn plays King Menelaus
• Lucy Lawless plays Xena, Meg, Annie, Diana, Melinda Pappas, Leah, and Callisto
• Marise Wipani plays Kanae
• Megan Nicol plays Bargirl and Hestian Virgin #1
• Michael Lawrence plays Cortese
• Michelle Langstone plays Lana
• Nicko Vella plays Orphan Boy #3 and Solan
• Olivia Tennet plays Princess Alesia
• Paul Glover plays Menticles and Senetus
• Phillip Spencer Harris plays Roman Captain
• Ray Henwood plays King Sisyphus
• Renato Bartolomei plays Beowulf
• Renée O'Connor plays Gabrielle, Hope, Mattie, Tisiphone, Crustacea, Janice Covington, and Tataka
• Rose McIver plays Daphne
• Sara Wiseman plays Young Woman
• Shelly Edwards plays Cyane
• Simon Prast plays Nemos
• Stephen Papps plays See'er
• Tandi Wright plays Sarah/Sonata
• Ted Raimi plays Joxer, Jett, Jace, Harry, Hagar, Jacques S'Er, Jack Kleinman, and Ted Kleinman
• Timothy Raby plays Meticles
• Willa O'Neill plays Lila
• William Wallace plays Young Soldier

Episode List

Season 1:

• 1.01 - "Sins of the Past" - Aired: Sep. 4, 1995
• 1.02 - "Chariots of War" - Aired: Sep. 11, 1995
• 1.03 - "Dreamworker" - Aired: Sep. 18, 1995
• 1.04 - "Cradle of Hope" - Aired: Sep. 25, 1995
• 1.05 - "The Path Not Taken" - Aired: October 2, 1995
• 1.06 - "The Reckoning" - Aired: October 16, 1995
• 1.07 - "The Titans" - Aired: October 30, 1995
• 1.08 - "Prometheus" - Aired: November 6, 1995
• 1.09 - "Death in Chains" - Aired: November 13, 1995
• 1.10 - "Hooves and Harlots" - Aired: November 20, 1995
• 1.11 - "The Black Wolf" - Aired: January 9, 1996
• 1.12 - "Beware Greeks Bearing Gifts" - Aired: January 15, 1996
• 1.13 - "Athens City Academy of the Performing Bards" - Aired: January 22, 1996
• 1.14 - "A Fistful of Dinars" - Aired: January 29, 1996
• 1.15 - "Warrior... Princess" - Aired: February 5, 1996
• 1.16 - "Mortal Beloved" - Aired: February 12, 1996
• 1.17 - "The Royal Couple of Thieves" - Aired: February 19, 1996
• 1.18 - "The Prodigal" - Aired: March 4, 1996
• 1.19 - "Altared States" - Aired: April 2, 1996
• 1.20 - "Ties That Bind" - Aired: April 29, 1996
• 1.21 - "The Greater Good" - Aired: May 6, 1996
• 1.22 - "Callisto" - Aired: May 13, 1996
• 1.23 - "Death Mask" - Aired: June 3, 1996
• 1.24 - "Is There a Doctor in the House?" - Aired: July 29, 1996

Season 2:

• 2.01 - "Orphan of War" - Aired: Sep. 30, 1996
• 2.02 - "Remember Nothing" - Aired: October 7, 1996
• 2.03 - "The Giant Killer" - Aired: October 14, 1996
• 2.04 - "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" - Aired: October 21, 1996
• 2.05 - "Return of Callisto" - Aired: October 28, 1996
• 2.06 - "Warrior... Princess... Tramp" - Aired: November 4, 1996
• 2.07 - "Intimate Stranger" - Aired: November 11, 1996
• 2.08 - "Ten Little Warlords" - Aired: November 18, 1996
• 2.09 - "A Solstice Carol" - Aired: December 9, 1996
• 2.10 - "The Xena Scrolls" - Aired: January 13, 1997
• 2.11 - "Here She Comes... Miss Amphipolis" - Aired: January 20, 1997
• 2.12 - "Destiny" - Aired: January 27, 1997
• 2.13 - "The Quest" - Aired: February 3, 1997
• 2.14 - "A Necessary Evil" - Aired: February 10, 1997
• 2.15 - "A Day in the Life" - Aired: February 17, 1997
• 2.16 - "For Him the Bell Tolls" - Aired: February 24, 1997
• 2.17 - "The Execution" - Aired: April 7, 1997
• 2.18 - "Blind Faith" - Aired: April 14, 1997
• 2.19 - "Ulysses" - Aired: April 21, 1997
• 2.20 - "The Price" - Aired: April 28, 1997
• 2.21 - "Lost Mariner" - Aired: May 5, 1997
• 2.22 - "A Comedy of Eros" - Aired: May 12, 1997

Season 3:

• 3.01 - "The Furies" - Aired: Sep. 29, 1997
• 3.02 - "Been There, Done That" - Aired: October 6, 1997
• 3.03 - "The Dirty Half Dozen" - Aired: October 13, 1997
• 3.04 - "The Deliverer" - Aired: October 20, 1997
• 3.05 - "Gabrielle's Hope" - Aired: October 27, 1997
• 3.06 - "The Debt (Part 1)" - Aired: November 3, 1997
• 3.07 - "The Debt (Part 2)" - Aired: November 10, 1997
• 3.08 - "The King of Assassins" - Aired: November 17, 1997
• 3.09 - "Warrior... Priestess... Tramp" - Aired: January 12, 1998
• 3.10 - "The Quill Is Mightier..." - Aired: January 19, 1998
• 3.11 - "Maternal Instincts" - Aired: January 26, 1998
• 3.12 - "The Bitter Suite" - Aired: February 2, 1998
• 3.13 - "One Against an Army" - Aired: February 9, 1998
• 3.14 - "Forgiven" - Aired: February 16, 1998
• 3.15 - "King Con" - Aired: February 23, 1998
• 3.16 - "When in Rome..." - Aired: March 2, 1998
• 3.17 - "Forget Me Not" - Aired: March 8, 1998
• 3.18 - "Fins, Femmes and Gems" - Aired: April 11, 1998
• 3.19 - "Tsunami" - Aired: April 20, 1998
• 3.20 - "Vanishing Act" - Aired: April 27, 1998
• 3.21 - "Sacrifice (Part 1)" - Aired: May 10, 1998
• 3.22 - "Sacrifice (Part 2)" - Aired: May 19, 1998

Season 4:

• 4.01 - "Adventures in the Sin Trade (Part 1)" - Aired: Sep. 28, 1998
• 4.02 - "Adventures in the Sin Trade (Part 2)" - Aired: October 5, 1998
• 4.03 - "A Family Affair" - Aired: October 12, 1998
• 4.04 - "In Sickness and in Hell" - Aired: October 19, 1998
• 4.05 - "A Good Day" - Aired: October 26, 1998
• 4.06 - "A Tale of Two Muses" - Aired: November 2, 1998
• 4.07 - "Locked Up and Tied Down" - Aired: November 9, 1998
• 4.08 - "Crusader" - Aired: November 16, 1998
• 4.09 - "Past Imperfect" - Aired: January 4, 1999
• 4.10 - "The Key to the Kingdom" - Aired: January 11, 1999
• 4.11 - "Daughter of Pomira" - Aired: January 18, 1999
• 4.12 - "If the Shoe Fits..." - Aired: January 25, 1999
• 4.13 - "Paradise Found" - Aired: February 1, 1999
• 4.14 - "Devi" - Aired: February 8, 1999
• 4.15 - "Between the Lines" - Aired: February 15, 1999
• 4.16 - "The Way" - Aired: February 22, 1999
• 4.17 - "The Play's the Thing" - Aired: March 15, 1999
• 4.18 - "The Convert" - Aired: April 19, 1999
• 4.19 - "Takes One to Know One" - Aired: April 26, 1999
• 4.20 - "Endgame" - Aired: May 3, 1999
• 4.21 - "The Ides of March" - Aired: May 10, 1999
• 4.22 - "Deja Vu All Over Again" - Aired: May 17, 1999

Season 5:

• 5.01 - "Fallen Angel" - Aired: Sep. 27, 1999
• 5.02 - "Chakram" - Aired: October 4, 1999
• 5.03 - "Succession" - Aired: October 11, 1999
• 5.04 - "Animal Attraction" - Aired: October 18, 1999
• 5.05 - "Them Bones, Them Bones" - Aired: October 25, 1999
• 5.06 - "Purity" - Aired: November 8, 1999
• 5.07 - "Back in the Bottle" - Aired: November 15, 1999
• 5.08 - "Little Problems" - Aired: November 22, 1999
• 5.09 - "Seeds of Faith" - Aired: January 10, 2000
• 5.10 - "Lyre, Lyre, Hearts on Fire" - Aired: January 17, 2000
• 5.11 - "Punch Lines" - Aired: January 24, 2000
• 5.12 - "God Fearing Child" - Aired: February 5, 2000
• 5.13 - "Eternal Bonds" - Aired: February 12, 2000
• 5.14 - "Amphipolis Under Siege" - Aired: February 19, 2000
• 5.15 - "Married with Fishsticks" - Aired: February 21, 2000
• 5.16 - "Lifeblood" - Aired: March 13, 2000
• 5.17 - "Kindred Spirits" - Aired: March 20, 2000
• 5.18 - "Antony and Cleopatra" - Aired: April 24, 2000
• 5.19 - "Looking Death in the Eye" - Aired: April 24, 2000
• 5.20 - "Livia" - Aired: May 1, 2000
• 5.21 - "Eve" - Aired: May 8, 2000
• 5.22 - "Motherhood" - Aired: May 15, 2000

Season 6:

• 6.01 - "Coming Home" - Aired: October 2, 2000
• 6.02 - "The Haunting of Amphipolis" - Aired: October 9, 2000
• 6.03 - "Heart of Darkness" - Aired: October 16, 2000
• 6.04 - "Who's Gurkhan?" - Aired: October 23, 2000
• 6.05 - "Legacy" - Aired: October 30, 2000
• 6.06 - "The Abyss" - Aired: November 6, 2000
• 6.07 - "The Rheingold" - Aired: November 18, 2000
• 6.08 - "The Ring" - Aired: November 20, 2000
• 6.09 - "Return of the Valkyrie" - Aired: December 2, 2000
• 6.10 - "Old Ares Had a Farm" - Aired: January 15, 2001
• 6.11 - "Dangerous Prey" - Aired: January 27, 2001
• 6.12 - "The God You Know" - Aired: January 29, 2001
• 6.13 - "You Are There" - Aired: February 5, 2001
• 6.14 - "Path of Vengeance" - Aired: February 17, 2001
• 6.15 - "To Helicon and Back" - Aired: February 19, 2001
• 6.16 - "Send in the Clones" - Aired: April 23, 2001
• 6.17 - "Last of the Centaurs" - Aired: April 30, 2001
• 6.18 - "When Fates Collide" - Aired: May 7, 2001
• 6.19 - "Many Happy Returns" - Aired: May 14, 2001
• 6.20 - "Soul Possession" - Aired: June 4, 2001
• 6.21 - "A Friend in Need (Part 1)" - Aired: June 11, 2001
• 6.22 - "A Friend in Need (Part 2)" - Aired: June 18, 2001

Links

• Xena: Warrior Princess on IMDB

Additional Pictures (YH Alum Actors)

Alison Bruce as Queen Melosa in "1.10 - Hooves and Harlots".

Ben Brown as Villager #2 in "5.14 - Amphipolis Under Siege".

Bruce Hopkins as Termin in "1.03 - Dreamworker".

Bruce Hopkins as Tegason in "2.08 - Ten Little Warlords".

Bruce Hopkins as Barkeep in "5.10 - Lyre Lyre Hearts on Fire".

Bruce Hopkins as Barkeep in "5.10 - Lyre Lyre Hearts on Fire".

Craig Parker as Cleades in "4.10 - The Key to the Kingdom".

Dean O'Gorman as Orion/Homer in "1.13 - Athens City Academy of the Performing Bards".

Erik Thomson as Hades in "1.09 - Death in Chains".

Jason Hoyte as Timus in "1.15 - Warrior... Princess".

Jon Stubbs as Tax Collector in "4.10 - The Key to the Kingdom".

Kevin Smith as Ares in "1.20 - Ties That Bind".

Kevin Sorbo as Hercules in "1.08 - Prometheus".

Kieren Hutchison as Talus in "1.09 - Death in Chains".

Marcel Kalma as Sadus in "2.08 - Ten Little Warlords".

Michael Hurst as Charon in "1.16 - Mortal Beloved".

Michael Hurst as Iolaus in "1.08 - Prometheus".

Morgan Reese Fairhead as Cyane/Eris in "5.16 - Lifeblood".

Nathaniel Lees as Manus in "1.03 - Dreamworker".

Paul Norell as Falafel in "1.08 - Prometheus".

Peta Rutter as Unnamed Amazon in "5.16 - Lifeblood".

Ross Duncan as Parnassus in "1.11 - The Black Wolf".

Sonia Gray as Rhea in "1.20 - Ties That Bind".

Tim Hosking as Blacksmith in "1.11 - The Black Wolf".

Yvonne Lawley as Gryphia in "4.10 - The Key to the Kingdom".

Additional Pictures (Non-YH Alum Actors)

Bruce Campbell as Autolycus in "4.10 - The Key to the Kingdom".

Claudia Black as Karina in "5.16 - Lifeblood".

John Leigh as Hrothgar in "6.09 - Return of the Valkyrie".

John Leigh as Nabcot in "4.21 - The Ides of March".

Kate Elliott as Yakut in "5.05 - Them Bones, Them Bones".