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Xena Warrior Commentary

By: Phillip Lee Curtis
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  • Summary

  • In a time of ancient pods, ears in turmoil cried out for another irrelevant gay to rewatch all of Xena Warrior Princess and provide whiny episode-by-episode commentary. This podcast will change the world.

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    Phillip Lee Curtis
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Episodes
  • Athens City Academy of the Performing Bards

    Athens City Academy of the Performing Bards
    May 6 2024
    Gabrielle blags her way into the Athens City Academy to train as a bard, shamelessly critiquing Homer and Euripides along the way.

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    48 mins
  • Beware Greeks Bearing Gifts

    Beware Greeks Bearing Gifts
    Apr 29 2024
    X-na and Gab-i-elle swing by the Trojan War to say hey to Xena's old friend Helen. While Xena tries to win the war, Gabrielle spots Perdicas, her ex-fiancé, who's working now as a mercenary for Troy, and tries to talk him out of making his own decisions and living his own life.

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    48 mins
  • The Black Wolf

    The Black Wolf
    Apr 22 2024
    King Xerxes arrests a group of vigilantes, demanding they surrender the mysterious "Black Wolf" leader. Xena arranges to be arrested to help them escape, though she's met with resistance from a suspicious but possibly sexy guard and an annoying less sexy 2IC.

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    48 mins
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