Customer Ratings & Reviews

I used to watch this series on tv and am so glad that I can buy it on dvd

I have been waiting patiently for the release of the repackaged slimmer version of Xena Warrior Princess Season 6. Well worth the wait for this final season! :-)

One of favorite shows from 20 years ago. Brings back good memories. Contains some extra "director" material, as well.

Great series. This was a great price for the season to complete the series

Good product, fast shipping, and came earlier than expected.

I just love the show and wish they did not stop it.

I needed this to finish my collection so I would have the entire series

I've gone through Season 1 through 5, waiting for season 6, Where do I begin?, Let's just say ,when people binge watch, this is one of those shows you would want to do that too, Even if you saw XENA when it was originally Air on TV, How would you Not want to own this. It's a real "Must Have" in every XENA's collection,

Season six finally released, but the menu only has symbols, no words, and takes a few moments to decipher what symbol means what function. The cheapest, worst menu I've ever seen, even worse than Warner Brothers. The season finale is presented in 2 part format, in case anyone is wondering.

Glad to see that the final season was given a relive as well. Fitting ending to this series.

Xena deservedly became a smash (even more so than the series that it spun off of, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys). However, the show began to falter as it entered its final season, with the title character becoming more and more godlike (and, as a result, less and less human) and, even worse, her bond with her sidekick Gabrielle became minimized. Perhaps, then, it shouldn't have been a complete surprise that the show's finale, while possessing a more epic scope than the finale for Hercules, is a letdown. Yet another previosuly unmentioned chapter of Xena's past returns to haunt her. This time, it's a figure in Japan who, like Lao Ma in Chin, became smitten with Xena, who, still being a warlord at this point, allowed her ambition to overcome her morality. Although the photography is first rate, this trip to Japa seems to come out of left field making the whole episode seem anticlimatic with the series itself (whereas both the respective finales for Star Trek: The Next Generation & Star Trek: Deep Space Nine had some prior buildup). The ending of the episode is especially unsatisfying as most anyone who's already seen it knows.