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  1. 10-29-2004 01:13 AM #1
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    Xena Warrior Princess Questionaire

    What was your favorite episode?

    What was your favorite one liner?

    What was the best hairstyle and costume Gabrielle wore in the show?

    Any other questions are welcome and please don't pretend you never watched it.
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  2. 10-29-2004 01:34 AM #2
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    As far as costumes go...less was better. I still have a Pole Dancer Zena, never out of the box, my wife gave me one Christmas. (sigh) I really liked that show...ZENA, WARRIOR BABE!!!
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  3. 10-29-2004 01:50 AM #3
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    Wow, that show ended such a long time ago. I don't remember much except that I stopped watching when everything started to turn lesbian. Same thing with Buffy with the Spike thingy and Willow thingy.
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  4. 10-29-2004 02:05 AM #4
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    Favorite episode: "Musical Xena"!
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    I used to love watching that show with my dad. It was awesome, but I forgot a lot of it, eh.
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    I liked the one where she got in that fight and did that yell thing.
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    What about the time she threw the disc thingy huh? That was great... it hit the bad guys and came back to her... wow... and here I thought Captain America was original... stupid time traveling plagerizers...
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  8. 10-29-2004 08:05 PM #8
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    Ah the good ole days.

    I liked some of them where she teamed up with Hercules for an episode or two.

    The one where she started to fall for the God of war again, if memory serves was pretty good.

    Gab was cool, all her Mr. Pokey (walking stick) stunts were great.
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    Yeah. Ares was awesome. And so was Aphrodite. And the nerdy guy. I don't remember him that well though. Was he the nerdy guy from "3rd rock from the sun" In my mind's eye they're similar. And all women are naked. Gotta love the mind's eye.
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  10. 10-30-2004 11:03 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by geezer
    I still have a Pole Dancer Zena, never out of the box,....
    Sorry, for all you purist Zena fans...that would be a "Harem Zena".
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    I have actually never seen an episode, but now I'm gonna!
    Heaven is where the police are British, the chefs Italian, the mechanics are German, the lovers are French, and its all organized by the Swiss.

    Hell is where the police are German, the chefs are British, the mechanics are French, the lovers are Swiss, and it's all organized by the Italians.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westley
    And the nerdy guy. I don't remember him that well though. Was he the nerdy guy from "3rd rock from the sun"
    If you mean the Joxer character the one that was constantly hitting on Gabriel the sidekick that was Ted Raimi, brother of Sam Raimi, who is known best for his two recent films "Spider Man" and "Spider Man 2". Also in Xena, and the Hercules series, was everyones favorite B-movie Actor, Bruce Campbell. He played the King Of Thieves (I can't remember his actual name).
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    Favorite episode? Eh...maybe the ones with Meg. ( I mean, the show was pretty horrible, only worth watching for La Lucy as far as I'm concerned, so any episode where there was twice as much of her was great. ) Or maybe that one with the hot tub....

    Sigh. Whadda woman...
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    Was that Hercules in the hot tub? What a babe...I wonder what her ancestor did, or didn't do, to get Austrial penal servitude? (Yes, that should be considered a pun.)
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    My favorite episode was the one when Gabriell had a scroll given to her from some god or another. Everything she wrote in the scroll came true.
    When she used her flowery prose style everything went wrong.
    Aphrodite stunk for some reason, Gabrielle woke with a "jerk" who was Joxer.
    The thing ended with Xena hurling fish at bad guys to make them go away. Those fish were HUGE.
    That episode was a hoot.
    The killer bunny episode (rip off frem Monty Python and the Holy Grail) was also funny.
    When it was pure mindless entertainment it was fun. Xena should not have been used to promote values or prove points.
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    There was a recurring fish theme running through the series. I wonder to this day what the h*** that was about.
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    I always liked the recurring day one, a la 'Groundhog Day'. I laughed my ***off when Xena killed Joxer, the prop guys welded half a chora to his breastplate and Gabriell kept yanking on it jerking Joxer off the floor!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Inquartata
    There was a recurring fish theme running through the series. I wonder to this day what the h*** that was about.
    What the halibut it was about??
    I was hooked on that show for a while...
    but after a while it just smelt.
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    Calling Inq! Calling Inq! Quick, somebody light the InqLamp and shine it on the clouds! There's puns to be dealt with!
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