With a brand new trilogy of novels, Ru Emerson returns to the world of Xena.

Shortly after his departure from Xena: Warrior Princess, Steven L. Sears talks to Ian Rentoul about his work and the time he’s spent on the show.

Kathryn Morris had the dubious honour of playing the nasty Najara in Xena: Warrior Princess. K. Stoddard Hayes outreaches to the converted.

Kate Barker caught up with Renee O’Connor on the set of Animal Attraction to talk about the latest changes in the show.

After the earth-shattering events of Animal Attraction, Xena’s life is never going to be the same. But this isn’t the first time she - or Hercules - has had to face up to family ties.

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.

Annoying upstart, or brave and trustworthy friend? K. Stoddard Hayes leads the case for the defence.

Ted Raimi talks to Kate Barker about playing the fool.

Kevin Smith - all black leather, chest forest and evil goatee - has cut a dash as Ares across Hercules, Xena and Young Hercules. Here he talks to Ian Spelling about how his kids hate seeing him lose…

What would you call a man who, in his career so far, has hung from a plane 4,000 feet above the ground, and driven a car from one rooftop to another, 50 feet across and six stories up?

Direct from Renaissance Pictures, the producers of Xena and Hercules, George Strayton brings the latest news…

Somewhere in the episode Them Bones, Them Bones, Xena and Amarice ride through the forest, engaged in serious discussion. The scene is brief yet this one shot takes over an hour to film.

It’s a chilly winter’s day on the set of Xena: Warrior Princess. Between takes, the Special Effects team have set up to test a literally explosive effect. After a quick check that everyone still has their ear plugs, somebody flicks a switch.

During the filming of this episode, A Wicked Good Time, the cast and crew of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys experience a rare phenomenon; a visit to the set by a class of Media Studies students.

R.J. Stewart, Co-Executive Producer of Xena: Warrior Princess talks collecting, collapsing and canines.

Although many actors draw upon their own real-life experiences to create a character, it would be far too easy to say that Joxer, Xena’s over-enthusiastic semi-sidekick, is based on Ted Raimi.

Salmoneus, the con man’s con man, has become one of the most popular recurring characters on Xena and Hercules.

Xena’s reluctant allies in the battle against evil.

How Hudson Leick created the volatile Warrior Queen Callisto out of her own fear and fury.