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Nov 18, 2000 · The Rheingold: Directed by John Fawcett. With Lucy Lawless, Renée O'Connor, Brittney Powell, Renato Bartolomei. A Norse man called Beowulf shows Xena a strange padlock which reminds her of her past in the Norselands.
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- Action, Adventure, Drama
- John Fawcett
- 2000-11-18
"The Rheingold" is the seventh episode of the sixth season of the American fantasy television series Xena: Warrior Princess, and the 119th episode overall. The episode was written by R. J. Stewart and directed by John Fawcett; it first aired on November 13, 2000.
The Rheingold is a mystical gold that Xena crafts into a ring which makes her invincible. Gabrielle learns about Xena's Norse past from Brunnhilda. Upon hearing that Xena is moving up the Rhein River in search of the Rhein Maidens and the Rheingold, Grinhilda angrily confronts Odin and takes off with her brigade to stop Xena.
He tells Xena the Rheingold is very danger to someone who has forsaken love. Grinhilda tells Odin she wants the command of the Valkyries back. Xena has gone to speak to the Rhein maidens about the Rheingold, and she must be stop.
The Rheingold is a mystical gold that Xena crafted into a ring to make her invincible. Upon hearing that Xena is moving up the Rhein River in search of the Rhein Maidens and the Rheingold, Grinhilda angrily confronts Odin and takes off with her brigade to stop Xena.
The Rheingold. Beowulf, a Norse warrior, sets out on a quest with Xena after she decides to right a wrong from her dark past.
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"The Rheingold" is the seventh episode of the sixth season of the American fantasy television series Xena: Warrior Princess, and the 119th episode overall. The episode was written by R. J. Stewart and directed by John Fawcett; it first aired on November 13, 2000.
