Yeah

It was but they removed it a year ago 😔

@@kirstenrox234 why

It’s on Tubi free

Emespher you can watch it on the NBC app but you’ll have to watch ads. It used to be on Netflix cause I binged on it and Hercules for years until they took them off about three years ago.

@@icekokoro2708 full xena series also on syfy

The Amazons helped

Mine too and buffy as well

@@stephaniefaypage8028 Yup I was in love with Buffy. I couldn't get enough of it

Yes he's also Cupid

Kirk wasn’t the only one who encountered a warrior princess.

He's also a caveman who fell in love with an ancient Amazon from the future, or rather, present day. She was summoned to the timeline by a weird priest with an ugly bird looking staff thing because for whatever this New York looking College kid was a Chosen One who would help the Amazons win the war against the cavemen.

Eomer from LOTR.

@@TimberNightSong which one is that

Bigger fish to fry.

@@icekokoro2708 Brutus was Caesar's right-hand man and personal friend, and for him Xena was an enemy, except that he had no reason to trust Xena. It was not his fault.

yessssssssss mee tooooo i want that

From what I remember of history classes (for me, a very long time ago), the Romans used/copied a whole lot of Greek style, warfare, gods, fashion, art, knowledge, architecture, etc. They renamed and restructured the Greek gods: the goddess of love changed from Aphrodite and became Venus; the god of war Apollo changed to Mars; the god of the Underworld Hades became Pluto, the god of the sea Poseidon became Neptune, the leader of the gods Zeus became Jupiter, the god of love Eros became Cupid. Their are several more changes like that. The Romans despised the Greeks because they viewed them as: lacking order, devious lairs, in need of a firm governmental rule, weak, and very lacking in the unity of their country.

@@slcRN1971 Not quite. You see, after Romans conquered Greece as part of their empire they became jealous of the Greek civilization and copied it for themselves, albeit with some differences such as renaming the Olympian gods. The Romans viewed the changes they made to the Greek civilization as "improvements" but the Roman civilization was a discount version of the Greek one.

No he is used and made her bitter

Stephanie Fay Page nope, he betrayed her and left her for dead.

@@serena3673 because Karl say that maybe 15 months he did ?

Stephanie Fay Page what even is this last comment? No. If anything he seems to enjoy the thrill of trying to outdo her and probably gets off on it.

They kinda portrayed him as a sociopath, so no.