For me, the most memorable moment in XWP is at the end of "The Deliverer."

I hadn't read any spoilers, so when things got scary at the end of the episode, I was totally unprepared and surprised. When Gabrielle stabbed Meridian, I was shocked. And when Gabrielle realized what she'd done, her anguish touched me, and I cried with her. I watched the scene over and over, and each time it got to me. I was so moved by Renee's performance that I fired off a letter to ROCMailer about her outstanding work in the episode. I received an email back a little while later that my message was on its way to Renee. I would have to say that Gabrielle losing her blood innocence stands out as one of the most important and gut-wrenching moments of the show.

The episode that got to me the most was "Death in Chains". When Gabrielle lost Talus, I cried with her. I know the feeling of loss and her pain was my pain.

For me I think the thing that made me love X:WP so much was the relationships the charactars have and how the people and relationships evolve. The show helped me emotionally develop emmensly throughout my teens, as they addressed sexuality issues and had females in strong traditional male roles.

The day I channel surfed into Xena, my life changed. I was mesmerized, totally in awe at what I was witnessing on the screen. Thank you Lucy, Renee, Rob and EVERYONE who was involved in this program. There really are no words to convey how much this show has meant to me. You made history, rewrote history, and gave me heroic icons that will live forever in my heart.

This show is about a warrior princess in ancient greece, but it never stopped Rob Tapert to explore a hundred different worlds. Going from Greece, to the north, passing through a musical, a city where dance is forbidden, comedies about fishes, India, Chin death, good and evil, and ending in Japan. The story of the Warrior Princess will forever inspire us in friendship, courage, strenght, love, fate and lots of fun. Finally, I just hope that the famous war cry is going to be remembered as an inspiring story of redemption, that shows us, as in Hercules The Legendary Journeys, that everything is possible.

First of all, I'd like to thank the Man Uptop for bringing together a slammin' to-live crew to create the XWP show. It was the most inventive and enriching pairing brought to the screen since Cagney and Lacey. Secondly, I'd like to give all the writers of the show a high five...the first two seasons were the bomb and even after that I still found myself glued to the tv. I think The XWP show was a tribute from the heart. And where I'm from the words, "that which comes from the heart reaches the heart." So far the phrase has always shown truth.

Thirdly, You need to bring Joxer back! He added an irreplaceable element to the show and that was unity despite diversity. GO JOXER!!!

Finally, I'd just like to thank the producers, writers, actresses and actor again, for...a job so well done. Peace out...XWP'rs and may the force be with you.