FlimFlam and Wonko review Ten Little Warlords, an episode filled with shenanigans. Body swap shenanigans, missing Godhood shenanigans, angery Gabby shenanigans, and - alas - Joxer shenanigans.

🎶 I looked into your eyes /

FlimFlam and Wonko review Warrior...Princess...Tramp, another doppleganger episode, because that is a concept that needed to be revisited. Again. And again. And again.

FlimFlam and Wonko review Return of Callisto, aka also the return of Perdicus. With Wonko still recovering from TJ Scott's last directorial effort, will she give this one a fair shake? Let's find out.

FlimFlam and Wonko review Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. Spoilers: we didn't. Have fun, that is. But we did review it, for which I expect some sort of medal.

FlimFlam and Wonko review The Giant Killer, the episode that baby Wonko tried to convince her mum was religious so she could watch it while banned from TV. It didn't work, because Wonko's mum's heid does not, in fact, button up the back.

FlimFlam and Wonko review Remember Nothing, aka Xena It's a Wonderful Life, aka daily life once you hit menopause.

FlimFlam and Wonko review Orphan of War, the season 2 premiere of Xena Warrior Princess. Aka Warlord of the Week and the Ixion Stone. Who's this kid? What happened ten winters ago? How did he get that blond hair? Some of these questions may well be answered in this week's exciting episode of Bard's Eye View.

FlimFlam and Wonko review the first season finale: Is There A Doctor In The House? Why yes, yes there is, and her name is Xena. With shades of Bernie Wolfe. Three people will get that.

FlimFlam and Wonko review Death Mask, because the run of good episodes had to end sometime. You wouldn't think an episode in which we meet a long lost close relative AND Xena's first nemesis could be boring, would you? And yet, here we are.