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Mariana: You already did this question before, and I respond it.... well... Here go another question more... Which is the name of the demon that loves the pearls?

i don't know but realized, watching 1st season episodes recently, that it looked like it changed back and forth. but remember, that there were season one episodes filmed in a certain sequence, but shown out of sequence when they aired on tv. like, in prometheus, xena was wearing the sword on her back cause she changed it with the "prometheus" sword. so i'd like to know.

Yeah I recognised is too, well done

Dreamworker ... is one of my favorite season 1 episodes. Ianic's review already covers most of what I was going to say This is the first of Steven Sears' episodes (though I don't know if this was his first XWP script), and, as usual, his Gabrielle is much closer to the center of the action. Xena isn't forgotten, however, and her trip through her own personal Tartarus is very effective (and highly stylistic), IMO. To me,...

Michael - you a designer by any chance? Your perspectives on the artistic values in the production were really interesting and something that I, as a complete techno-geek (I don't think I have an artistic cell in my body) just never even considered, let alone would feel competent to comment on. I think that XWP benefitted enormously from what the production crew learned from HTLJ and then proceeded, over the first and subsequent seasons,...

I just made 3 signatures and yes I'm obsessed with Photoshop. You can use if you write in you signature that I have made it.

Surprised no one mentioned Gabrielle's Hope as that was supposed to be a Rosemary's Baby type homage. GJWTHF was ok, but no fan of HOA.

This is a great little film! Made in 1994. It's included in the NZ short film compilation video, Short Takes, Dark Tales. The following comment is from its IMDB page : written by David Breijo from La Coruña, Spain "Indeed. An extraordinary exercise on style. It is one of the best short features I've seen. Of course, a salute to the old noir films, filled with femme fatale and losers (like that Ulmer´s masterpiece...