Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #7072 in DVD
• Released on: 2005-03-08
• Format: NTSC
• Number of discs: 50

Customer Reviews

She has MANY skills
It can't get any better than the The Warrior Princess!! I love Xena so much, I'm willing to spend hundreds of dollars on these DVDs, and I don't even regret it!! The series is my favorite and I will never have anything bad to say about Xena, except for the ending, which I hated!!

The DVDs themselves were pretty good quality, I didn't like how the were packaged in the first couple of seasons: the had one DVD on each side and since there are like 7 DVDs in each season, it was really annoying.

Other than that, Xena is the best and any fan out there should be required to have all the DVDs!! ^_^

This will become a Classic
My kids grew up watching Xena with my sisters daughter, my sister, and myself. It is so wonderful to have such a fun and family friendly based series available to purchase. I kept waiting for the price to drop and finally caved when it broke $190. I bought this as a gift for my sister who has been an immense help to me in my life. Not only did she love this gift; she has had my other sister & numerous friends see the collection at her house and want to borrow them. It never ceases to surprise me how many people know about the Xena series - it was/is wonderful and hopefully the DVDs will work forever!

Very good package for the money
For those of you who have not seen Xena: Warrior Princess, there's not much I can add to the existing positive reviews. It's great action, at times heartfelt or hilarious or risque. Christians might be offended by the not so subtle references to biblical stories (i.e. "immaculate" conception of Xena's baby.) But the show doesn't take itself seriously either (look for 2 or 3 times when Xena is whistling her own theme song.)

To the fans looking for the complete collection, grab it while you can! That is despite the season 1 collection. It's got poor special features and weak video quality that's very obvious on the HDTV. I've seen better quality VHS recordings.

Season 2 has the same weak video quality but a few features like occasional commentary and interviews. During the commentary, Bob Tapert's the serious one and Lucy Lawless is laughing at herself like Mystery Science Theater 3000. Certainly interesting to hear her without the American accent. They introduced the concept of Video Commentary, where they show the actors or crew reacting to the episode as they're watching it. You can't watch that instead of an episode (the video commentary is not on the complete episode) but there is some value added to see their reactions.

Season 3 is when the video quality got much better and the features excellent. I'm almost through season 5 of 6 and the features pretty much stay consistent from there.

Overall this is well worth it.