Yes, yes and YES! But, what character would she play? A new love interest for Autolycus ... I mean Ash? Xena's ex-girlfriend, I mean Ruby's ex-girlfriend? A new demon-fighting partner for Ruby after the loss of the police officer in season 1? I think the third option would be best - for the inevitable Evil Dead…

Oh Lucy Lawless. As much as I want to see you kicking azz, I'd also be happy to simply watch you read the telephone book.

More Lucy "Flawless" Lawless is always a good thing!

Does this include the kitchen that Han installed for Leia after they got married? And the carbonite chamber where Leia locked Han after receiving his "gift" of a kitchen?

And it's nice that they've finally given Wonder Woman two sidekicks in an animated series - Superman and Batman!

So much joy! Tiffany Aching is so very awesome. Please don't frack it up!

Yay! Now, let's also get that long-ago planned but cancelled cross-over between Xena and Wonder Woman!

Oh Lucy "Flawless" Lawless - can you do no wrong (I'm choosing to ignore Singing with the Stars / Celebrity Duets, Bedtime Stories, Tarzan, No Ordinary Family, Two and a Half Men and a few other projects). Won't you please use those awesome magical powers which somehow keep you eternally wrong to change the minds of…

I guess because little boys won't buy action figures of female superheroes unless they can fondle their little plastic breasts? It seems simpler to simply give such little boys Barbie dolls, but I guess that would turn them gay! Manufacturing toys is such a confusing business.

I wish Playmates would loosen the reigns on NECA's TMNT licence to allow them to release the well-sculpted, highly-articulated ninja turtles figures that everyone wants. Instead of forcing them to release them as extremely limited edition "arcade" variants that are available to a select and lucky few.

Indiana Jones and the Fountain of Youth. Surely that is obvious to everyone. They can't kill off Harrison Ford's Indy and they don't want a complete reboot either. Ford's Indy drinks from the Fountain of Youth and "boom" they've suddenly recast the role without undoing all of the prior movies (unless they want to get…

This news does not fill me with joy. But, the movie is done and dusted now. I can only hope that Patty Jenkins exerted sufficient influence in directing the movie that it manages to depict Wonder Woman as something more than a one-dimensional warrior woman. Certainly from past comments made by Jenkins, she understands…

Unless Mattel thought that since no-one buys action figures of female characters, they needed to make the face unrecognisable to hopefully confuse

To my understanding, the Funko ReAction figures are supposed to have a “bad” likeness because they’re done in the style of action figures from the early 80s. Mattel's Mulltiverse figures which are based on DC's live action properties are supposed to look like the relevant actors.

This is a tricky one. As much as I respect Takei, I think I have to side with nuTrek in this single instance. Having a "main" crew member be openly acknowledged as gay is more impactful and more meaningful than introducing a gay or lesbian "red shirt" in a scene or two. Also, I'm dubious as to whether the Star Trek…

And yet, according to NBC Universal, Lucy Lawless is too old to reprise her iconic role as Xena: Warrior Princess in a limited, revival TV miniseries or TV movie (before the planned reboot that is). Shame on you NBC Universal, shame, shame, shame!

Noooo. I don't have a Captain Marvel, Scarlet Witch or She-Hulk DI figure yet. I can only hope that this means we'll see Disney licensed properties appear in Lego Dimensions packs.

Nobody cared about graphic depictions of violence and death. The GabDrag, the fight at the end of Between the Lines, the battle in The Way, etc, etc. It's only a love shared between two people of the same sex which they were worried about children seeing.

Well, the original script for that episode had Gabrielle looking at poses straight out of the Kama Sutra in Aphrodite's temple and then becoming obsessed with Xena. But, the studio intervened and Gabrielle instead became obsessed with herself.

NBC Universal also reportedly had issues with the snippet of the scene in the opening credits where Xena seductively moves towards the male character Draco, who had a weird Mohawk / ponytail because the studio was concerned that people would confuse Draco for a female character. Good old NBC Universal. Far too…