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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2007 · 1H 13M

Episode 17

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Visit Xena Fanfiction Podcast for my new podcast. Xena fanfiction for your ears! My story The Last Good Day can be found at The Royal Academy of Bards. Visit my donation page to donate money for my 3-day 60-mile walk in Seattle. Episodes Reviewed: THE LOST MARINER First aired: May 5, 1997 Written by: Steven L. Sears Directed by: Garth Maxwell A COMEDY OF EROS First aired: May 12, 1997 Written by: Chris Manheim Directed by: Charles Siebert THE FURIES First aired: September 29, 1997 Written by: R.J. Stewart Directed by: Gilbert Shilton Xenaverse News: TV Guide names Xena the #10 top cult show of all time! Lucy has confirmed she will be at the Burbank con in January. New Zealand Women’s Weekly has a great tribute to Kevin Smith. The Zena Road Warriors run a 24 hour relay race in Xena costume. Football Wives may still see the light of day. More will be revealed. There are some awesome Lucy photos at AUSXIP.com and Lucy’s fanclub site. Lucy gave a great video interview while in New Zealand for fashion week. There is a novelized version of Ghost Town available at Amazon. Help Support Renéee’s Movie Diamonds and Guns: “Help Support Renée’s Movie Diamonds and Guns…. Need some help here. I think most folks know Renée has done a film called Diamonds and Guns – she showed a bit of it at the convention the other day. As a bit of research, could everyone who would like to see this released please go to IMDB.com - search on Renée’s name, and then click on ’Diamonds and Guns’ - it would be very helpful. Feel free to pass this to all corners of the fandom.” The music in my podcast was written and performed by Marilyn Rucker. You can find her and all her wonderfully entertaining music at MarilynRucker.com.

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