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Yesterday marked 30 years since Xena: Warrior Princess first aired. It’s hard to believe so much time has passed, because the show still feels like part of me, not just something I watched, but something that helped me grow into the woman I am today.

When the series ended in 2001, I was sixteen, right on the cusp of adulthood. I was still figuring out who I was, and what kind of life I wanted to live. Looking back now, I realise that Gabrielle was more than just my favourite character; she was a guide, a role model, and, in many ways, the spark that set me on the path toward becoming a writer and activist.

What moved me most about Gabrielle was her capacity to love, and the lengths she would go for her soulmate. Time and again, she sacrificed everything, her safety, her comfort, even her ideals at…

happy 30th anniversary everyone! how is everyone celebrating? i may listen to some of the soundtrack CDs later :)

i found xena by pure chance one day when i was bored and decided to see if there were ANY shows on hulu that started with the letter "x"... this was back in 2016, when yes, there was! and it was xena!

i was already a superfan of wicked with elphaba and glinda, so yes, the likely promise of another brunette x blonde duo (winkwink) spiked me curious. and i was immediately hooked. xena was something i had never quite seen before. it was campy, it was fun, it was dramatic, and it was heart-breaking. from the first season alone i could already see and feel the amount of love that had gone into making this series, from the elaborate sets and costumes to the sheer number of extras that helped…

Hi! Sorry if I make mistakes while writing, English is not my first language!

I was wondering, what was your first contact with the show? Yesterday I was talking about it with a friend and she asked me: “Do you think watching this changed you?” And, well…

I was born in 1993 and I’m from Spain. Back in the 90s, Xena was on TV here and I remember it was really successful — at least in the south of Spain (Andalucía). And, obviously, at least in my house, hahahaha.

I remember watching the show with my mum when I was about 6 or 7. She loved it! Then I grew up and forgot about the show until one day, when I was 13 and didn’t know anything about myself yet (ah… the wonderful teenage phase…), I was walking to the kitchen, passed through the living room and saw that my mum…

hi guys! thank you so much for keep watching xena!

don't forget to support the show legally as much as you can!

i'm so glad eyou guys still using this social media post 🥰

i read every post and comment and working hard to keep the site stable.

if you guys want to post anything about this show- please do!

this is like xenite social media platform 💗

Always felt it would have made a better final episode, Gabrielle destroys the loom of the fates for her soulmate and they ride off together for a new adventures. I would have really happy with that

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For years I thought Married with Fishsticks was one of the worst episodes of Xena: Warrior Princess, but having rewatched and reflected on it, I see something else.

What once looked like pointless nonsense now feels like one of the strangest, most subversive episodes of the series. In fact, I’ve come to read it as Gabrielle’s queer feminist nightmare; a hallucination where she’s forced into Betty Friedan’s Feminine Mystique.

When Gabrielle wakes up in this fishy suburban dreamworld, she’s saddled with a “husband” she doesn’t know or want. She’s expected to smile, cook, fit in, and keep up appearances for the neighbors. The whole thing is played with a laugh-track energy, but it’s suffocating in a way that feels intentional. This is Friedan’s “problem with no name”, the malaise of being told that housewifery and marriage are the pinnacle of fulfilment, even when they feel empty. Only here, it’s played…

Has anyone made or buyed a Xena Costume? I

I'm so glad the website is back and I love that there's now a Patreon. I subscribed 😊