Welcome to the 6th Season Edition of the Credits Guide, which
represents many, many, many hours of painstaking viewing
and work. We feel that our efforts are well worth this, due to our love for this
show in general, Lucy Lawless and Renee O'Connor in specific, and all the producers,
writers and other crafts people who create this fabulous show, "Xena: Warrior
Princess".
Author
This Credits Guide was created and is maintained by Donald Frozina.
Any errors are solely mine. Any questions, comments, suggestions and/or updates, please
e-mail me at
frozina@qnet.com.
Primary Contributors
Many, many thanks go to the following persons for their valued assistance:
- Carol Burrell, xena@logomancy.com, who graciously hosts
this Credits Guide, did some nifty design and art work, and puts up with me!
- JoJo Brooks, brooksj@wildhorse.com, who cataloged the Co-Stars
and humorous disclaimers for each and every episode.
Other Contributors/Reviewers
Many thanks also go to the following persons for their past valued assistance:
- Catherine Sincich, aquagal@inetworld.net, who cataloged
the humorous disclaimers for each episode, and tested all the links.
- Rita Schnepp, schnepp@pepperdine.edu, who reviewed this
Credits Guide and made encouraging comments.
- Chris "Thelonius" Rodliffe, cR@clear.net.nz, who
identified the previously unidentified amazons in "Lifeblood" after much
painstaking research.
- Kim Farr, kimber@alphalink.com.au, who reviewed this
Credits Guide, including all the links -- even ones I warned her not
to check out. :-)
- Paul Blumstein, pbjb@cinenet.net, who wrote a nifty little C
program that makes a range out of consecutive numbers which reduced the size of the
Production Credits over 30%.
- Steve Alter, who wrote a spiffy little perl script that
simplifies the insertion of the leader dots in the cast and production summaries.
Disclaimer
Some names in the broadcast credits are still too small to be seen reliably --
so we've made our best guess as to their spellings. As Cynara the blind seer in
"Cradle of Hope"
said while reading her golden stones: "Apologies...
It is puzzling... I cannot read that."
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