The Worst Episodes of Xena: Warrior Princess

When Gabrielle hits her head and falls into the ocean, she gets amnesia and a merman tries to convince her that she's his wife and mother to his fishy offspring.

Director: Paul Grinder

Writer: Kevin Maynard

In modern-day New York City, a mysterious woman and three fans of Xena use hair samples to create clones of Xena and Gabrielle, who face a familiar enemy from their past.

Director: Charlie Haskell

Writer: Paul Robert Coyle

Suffering from writers's block, Gabrielle tells Aphrodite about her day in which a depressed god shrunk her and Argo and how she attempted to correct the situation before a very moody Xena catches on. Meanwhile, Xena tries to control her hormone-induced temper but to no avail.

Director: Andrew Merrifield

Writer: Chris Manheim

Gabrielle wants to enter the Athens City Academy of the Performing Bards, but finds that it is not quite what she thought it would be. She helps another aspiring bard discover his true storytelling talent.

Director: Jace Alexander

Writer: Steven L. Sears, R.J. Stewart

A present-day woman believes she's the reincarnation of Xena, the warrior princess, while her disbelieving boyfriend thinks she's crazy, and seeks help from a past life expert, with some familiar faces along the way.

Director: Renee O'Connor

Writer: R.J. Stewart

The discovery of an ancient scroll that indicates Xena married Ares leads to a highly charged press briefing attended by the modern-day reincarnations of Xena, Ares, Gabrielle and Joxer.

Director: Josh Becker

Writer: Melissa Blake

Xena and Gabrielle travel to the Amazon village to make baby Eve an Amazon princess and find that they must stop a war instead.

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: N/A

Xena and Gabrielle cross over to the spirit realm to stop Alti from draining Xena's baby's lifeforce, so she can enter the physical world in the child's body.

Director: John Fawcett

Writer: Steven L. Sears

Xena holds a battle of the bands contest in a quest for peace between Amazons and a lovesick-for-Gabrielle Draco, in the musical capital of Greec. Meanwhile Joxer runs into his other brother, the flamboyant Jace and Xena tries to evade her mother's attempts at matchmaking.

Director: Mark Beesley

Writer: Adam Armus, Nora Kay Foster

When Gabrielle defends a young Isrealite named David, her life is threatended until Xena proposes to fight her old friend, the giant Goliath in return for freedom for the Philistines.

Director: Gary Jones

Writer: Terence Winter

Xena and Gabrielle help their friend Tara, to change an oppressed town where dancing is outlawed, and they include Autolycus in their plans to cut footloose and fancy free.

Director: Michael Hurst

Writer: Gillian Horvath

Joxer, Meg and Autolycus team up to steal the infamous ""key"" that's prophecized to lead to the crown of Athena, the joke's on Autolycus when he learns the key is really a baby and Meg wants to be his mother.

Director: Bruce Campbell

Writer: Eric Morris

Thanks to Aphrodite, Xena is trapped in the body of a little girl and must help the child deal with the grief over her mother's death, while Gabrielle and Aphrodite separate the two before sunset as well as keep Xena's body safe from the bad guys.

Director: Allison Liddi-Brown

Writer: Gregg Ostrin

At the Amazon village, Gabrielle is torn between staying as Queen of the Amazons, and sharing adventures with Xena and baby Eve.

Director: Josh Becker

Writer: George Strayton, Tom O’Neill

Helen of Troy summons Xena and asks her to help end the war between the Greeks and the Trojans, that began over her.

Director: T.J. Scott

Writer: N/A

During Winter Solstice, Xena and Gabrielle visit a town where it's Scrooge-like King has deemed that celebrating the holiday is a crime.

Director: John T. Kretchmer

Writer: Chris Manheim

A brash teen tries to convince Xena that she would make a better partner than Gabrielle, by leading the duo to the stolen Urn of Apollo.

Director: Garth Maxwell

Writer: R.J. Stewart

When Joxer is beaten to near-death, Xena teams up with two con artists to avenge Joxer, with a major con scam against a ruthless gaming house owner and his son.

Director: Janet Greek

Writer: Chris Manheim

While journeying to reunite little princess Alecia with her father and the stepmother she dislikes, Xena, Gabrielle, Joxer and Aphrodite take turns regaling the child with fairy tales with familiar faces.

Director: Josh Becker

Writer: Adam Armus, Nora Kay Foster

Xena, Gabrielle and Joxer journey to Chin, when Lao Mao's daughter summons Xena to help protect her mother's book of wisdom from falling into the hands of her evil sister.

Director: Mark Beesley

Writer: Jeff Vlaming

After learning a raiding party's leader was responsible for the destruction in their village, Xena and her brother set out to destroy him.

Director: Stewart Main

Writer: Peter Allan Fields

At the Amazon Place of Rest, Xena must battle the evil shamoness Alti and free the spirits of the dead Amazons from her past, before she can continue on to find Gabrielle.

Director: T.J. Scott

Writer: N/A

Xena and Gabrielle set out to recover a young girl who was kidnapped six years ago by the Horde, but they don't count on the fact that the child has been raised as one of the Horde and doesn't want to leave the only family she knows.

Director: Patrick R. Norris

Writer: Linda McGibney

The Queen of Cons, Zera, convinces Gabrielle to base a play on her adventures with Xena, with the hidden motive of running off with the production's investment money.

Director: Christopher Graves

Writer: Ashley Gable, Thomas A. Swyden

While getting a little rest and relaxation in Spamona, Gabrielle tries to train her new horse, Amarice makes a love connection with Joxer's friend, Arman, Joxer pines for Gabrielle, and Xena helps an old frien with a warlord problem, while exhibiting signs of pregnancy.

Director: Rick Jacobson

Writer: Chris Manheim