S4 Episode1

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E1 is called Adventures in the Sin Trade (1) and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Robert Tapert and directed by T.J. Scott. After Gabrielle sacrificed herself to stop Hope, a grief-stricken Xena must travel to the Amazon Land of the Dead to find Gabrielle, and Xena revisits her past with the shamoness Alti, along the way.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E1) has a rating of 6/10 and has received 2 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode2

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E2 is called Adventures in the Sin Trade (2) and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Robert Tapert and directed by T.J. Scott. At the Amazon Place of Rest, Xena must battle the evil shamoness Alti and free the spirits of the dead Amazons from her past, before she can continue on to find Gabrielle.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E2) has a rating of 6/10 and has received 2 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode3

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E3 is called A Family Affair and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Chris Manheim and directed by Doug Lefler. When Xena and Joxer travel to Potidaea, they find Hope posing as Gabrielle and they must stop her and her monstrous offspring from destroying the world, and along the way Xena recovers the real Gabrielle.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E3) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 2 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode4

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E4 is called In Sickness and In Hell and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Nora Kay Foster and directed by Josh Becker. Xena and Gabrielle, plagued by a myriad of ailments, try to help Joxer defend a Scythian army, while trying not to kill one another.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E4) has a rating of 6/10 and has received 2 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode5

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E5 is called A Good Day and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Rick Jacobson and directed by Steven L. Sears. Teaming with Greek Soldiers, Xena plots against Caesar and Pompey, whose war between one another has spilled over from Rome to Greece, and Xena plans to send them both back to where they came from.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E5) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 2 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode6

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E6 is called A Tale of Two Muses and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Gillian Horvath and directed by Michael Hurst. Xena and Gabrielle help their friend Tara, to change an oppressed town where dancing is outlawed, and they include Autolycus in their plans to cut footloose and fancy free.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E6) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode7

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E7 is called Locked Up and Tied Down and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Josh Becker and directed by Hilary Bader. When Xena allows herself to be tried and convicted of the murder of an innocent woman, who she left to die in the past, Gabrielle struggles to uncover the truth and free Xena from Shark Island Prison.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E7) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode8

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E8 is called Crusader and was aired in September 1998. It was written by R.J. Stewart and directed by Paul Lynch. Xena meets a woman who preaches ""the way of the light"", but her practices leave something to be desired, when Xena learns of Najara's reform or die policy for prisoners.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E8) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode9

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E9 is called Past Imperfect and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Steven L. Sears and directed by Garth Maxwell. Xena and Gabrielle work to save a village that is being destroyed in exactly the same manner in which she destroyed another village in a battle with the Centaurs years before.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E9) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode10

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E10 is called The Key to the Kingdom and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Eric Morris and directed by Bruce Campbell. Joxer, Meg and Autolycus team up to steal the infamous ""key"" that's prophecized to lead to the crown of Athena, the joke's on Autolycus when he learns the key is really a baby and Meg wants to be his mother.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E10) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode11

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E11 is called Daughter of Pomira and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Linda McGibney and directed by Patrick R. Norris. Xena and Gabrielle set out to recover a young girl who was kidnapped six years ago by the Horde, but they don't count on the fact that the child has been raised as one of the Horde and doesn't want to leave the only family she knows.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E11) has a rating of 5.5/10 and has received 2 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode12

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E12 is called If the Shoe Fits... and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Nora Kay Foster and directed by Josh Becker. While journeying to reunite little princess Alecia with her father and the stepmother she dislikes, Xena, Gabrielle, Joxer and Aphrodite take turns regaling the child with fairy tales with familiar faces.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E12) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode13

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E13 is called Paradise Found and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Robert Tapert and directed by Chris Manheim. In India, Xena and Gabrielle wake up in a seeming land of paradise where a mystical man named Aidan, teaches Gabrielle the art of meditation, but Xena discovers he's just feeding off Gabrielle's goodness and must let go of all the good in her, in order to save Gabrielle.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E13) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode14

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E14 is called Devi and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Chris Manheim and directed by Garth Maxwell. While travelling in India, Xena and Gabrielle meet Eli, a magician, and Gabrielle suddenly acquires the power to heal and is deemed a Devi, a healing deity but Xena is suspicious of the power's source.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E14) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode15

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E15 is called Between the Lines and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Rick Jacobson and directed by Steven L. Sears. An Indiana ritual sends Xena's soul into the karmic future for an encounter with the reincarnation of the evil shamoness Alti.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E15) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode16

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E16 is called The Way and was aired in September 1998. It was written by R.J. Stewart and directed by John Fawcett. Xena seeks the help of the god Krishna, to rescue Gabrielle and Eli from the clutches of Indrajit, the King of the Demons.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E16) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode17

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E17 is called The Play's the Thing and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Christopher Graves and directed by Ashley Gable. The Queen of Cons, Zera, convinces Gabrielle to base a play on her adventures with Xena, with the hidden motive of running off with the production's investment money.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E17) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode18

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E18 is called The Convert and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Andrew Merrifield and directed by Chris Manheim. Najara returns claiming a newfound mantra for nonviolence, while Xena becomes suspicious of her new outlook.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E18) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode19

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E19 is called Takes One to Know One and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Jeff Vlaming and directed by Christopher Graves. Family and friends gather for Gabrielle's surprise birthday party only to become suspects in a murder investigation instead when a bounty hunter looking to take Xena in, is murdered.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E19) has a rating of 8/10 and has received 2 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode20

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E20 is called Endgame and was aired in September 1998. It was written by Steven L. Sears and directed by Garth Maxwell. Gabrielle becomes Queen of the Amazons after Ephiny dies at the hand of Brutus, and Xena must fave Caesar and Pompey and their armies while keeping an eye on a rebellious Amazon.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E20) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode21

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E21 is called The Ides of March and was aired in September 1998. It was written by R.J. Stewart and directed by Ken Girotti. Callisto returns from Hell with a double mission: corrupt Xena and make Julius Caesar emperor, but plans change when Caesar's allies turn on him and when Roman soldiers capture and crucify Xena and Gabrielle.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E21) has a rating of 7/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below

S4 Episode22

Xena: Warrior Princess S4 E22 is called Deja Vu All Over Again and was aired in September 1998. It was written by R.J. Stewart and directed by Renee O'Connor. A present-day woman believes she's the reincarnation of Xena, the warrior princess, while her disbelieving boyfriend thinks she's crazy, and seeks help from a past life expert, with some familiar faces along the way.. Xena: Warrior Princess (S4 E22) has a rating of 6/10 and has received 1 votes. download subtitles below