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DVDs
Anchor Box Sets
The out-of-print Anchor DVD box sets are still the gold standard for Xena DVDs, because they have 5.1 surround sound mixes for the episodes, and bonus features like commentary, featurettes about the production, and alternate versions for some episodes. I also think the video quality is better than the newer Universal sets (below), but I have’t done a head-to-head comparison.
Even though these are out of print, they are reasonably available as single seasons on eBay, Alibris, and other used DVD places. Sometimes you’ll see the big box set of all six seasons on Amazon, but they’re usually way more expensive than buying the seasons separately.
Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
There are more recent DVDs that came out in 2016 that are readily available. You can get the whole series in a box set (buy here from Amazon), they come packed in smaller cases, and they’re much less expensive. However, these discs only include stereo audio (no surround sound), and no extras to speak of.
Streaming
As of this writing, you can stream Xena on these services:
If these aren’t up to date, you can check JustWatch, to see an updated listing of services.
Digital Download
You can purchase the series on these services:
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“Xena” was initially available to view on Netflix and Hulu, but they were removed about 2 years ago. However, all 6 seasons are currently available to watch for free on Tubi. The only drawback is a small set of ads thoughout each episode.
One thing to watch out for in the future when streaming “Xena” is with regard to missing episodes. When I was watching via Netflix, I noticed 2 episodes were unavailable (the musical episode and another episode I can’t recall). Strangely, Hulu wasn’t missing a single episode.
If you watch “Xena” regularly, it’s better to invest in the DVD’s to avoid any surprises when streaming networks lose their rights to air it.