Xena: Warrior Princess - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
The Furies
The Furies curse Xena with madness for failing to avenge her father's death.
Been There, Done That
When Xena is the only person who realises that the day is repeating itself, it is up to her to work out what it is that is causing it.
The Dirty Half Dozen
Xena assembles a ruthless band of convicts to confront a powerful army clad in indestructible armor.
The Deliverer
As Xena confronts Caesar in Britannia, Gabrielle uncovers disturbing secrets about a mysterious cult that is battling the Romans.
Gabrielle's Hope
Gabrielle must make a difficult decision regarding her allegiance to Xena after she gives birth to the daughter of Dahak, the Evil One.
The Debt
As Xena and Gabrielle travel toward the Eastern kingdom of Chin, Xena recalls a kidnapping episode from her dark past involving two rival Chin clans.
The Debt II
After being betrayed by Gabrielle, Xena is carried to the Green Dragon's prison, where she'll wait her execution. There she continues remembering the days she spent with Lao Ma, and the chance she gave her to change her life.
The King of Assassins
Joxer's twin brother's plan to assassinate the visiting Cleopatra is met with resistance from Gabrielle and Autolycus.
Warrior... Priestess... Tramp
A priestess and a lusty barmaid who look exactly like Xena team up with the warrior princess when Balius plots to destroy the Hestians.
The Quill Is Mightier
A jealous Aphrodite casts a hex on Gabrielle's scroll, which causes everything she writes to come true.
Maternal Instincts
Xena and Gabrielle meet with their respective offspring, Solan and Hope. But the reunions are hardly happy, thanks to Callisto.
The Bitter Suite
Xena and Gabrielle's bitter conflict reaches its climax when both are transported to the dream world of Illusia to settle their mutual differences.
One Against an Army
Xena must hold off an entire Persian army single-handed—and also tend to Gabrielle, who's been struck by a poison arrow.
Forgiven
A young woman who wants to turn her life around joins Xena and Gabrielle in a quest for the stolen urn of Apollo.
King Con
Joxer's luck seems to have run out when a casino owner orders him killed.
When in Rome...
Efforts to engage in a prisoner exchange involving a Gaul warrior and a member of the Roman hierarchy are hindered by an uncooperative Caesar.
Forget Me Not
Haunted by images of the past, Gabrielle goes to the Temple of Mnemosyne to forget her painful memories.
Fins, Femmes and Gems
Aphrodite steals the Mystic Diamond that keeps the North Star lit, then casts spells on Xena, Gabrielle and Joxer to keep them from retrieving it.
Tsunami
The eruption of Mount Aetna produces a tidal wave that submerges Xena, Gabrielle and Autolycus inside a sinking mining vessel.
Vanishing Act
When an enormous statue commemorating Peace is stolen from a seaside village, Autolycus fears the loss of his title of King of Thieves and recruits Xena to help him steal it back.
Sacrifice (1)
Xena and Gabrielle vainly struggle to stop evil Hope's re-emergence from her cocoon.
Sacrifice (2)
Xena and Gabrielle struggle to kill Hope, who has emerged from a cocoon—fully grown and looking just like her mother
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