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Nemos | CRADLE OF HOPE (04/104)
Played by Simon Prast |
| Nemos was the Captain of the
Guards for King Gregor. He attempted to seize power by
playing on the emotions of the recently widowed king,
telling him that a recently-born child would become king by
overthrowing Gregor. Xena posed as an exotic dancer and
lured Nemos to his chamber, where she knocked him out. (This
scene is shown in the opening credits under the words "the
passion.") Later, in the famous baby-tossing fight, Xena
killed him. [CC] |
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Ness | THE
GREATER GOOD (21/121)
Played by Jonathan Hendry |
| Second-in-command of
Talmadeus. |
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Newborn, Edward | Played King Gregor in CRADLE OF HOPE
(04/104) |
| Select filmography: Hot
Target (1985) |
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Nicklio | DESTINY (36/212). Played byNathaniel Lees
[who also played Manus in DREAMWORKER
(03/103)] |
| Nicklio (Nathaniel Lees) is a
healer who lives in a remote cabin somewhere in the Strymon
Pass. He uses acupuncture on Xena's legs after her
crucifixion. Years later, Xena, who is again badly hurt, to
him. Appearance: DESTINY [#36]. [CC]
Website:
http://www.io.com/~bugger/xena/xwpinfo/bios/nicklio.htm |
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Nikos | THE XENA SCROLLS (34/210)
Played by Ajay Vasisht [also played Vendor of cloth in
BLIND FAITH] |
| Nikos, one of Janice Covington's
Greek archeology assistants, finds an ancient tablet in the
first scene. He is later found stabbed to death before he
can show the tablet to Janice. John Smythe, who is probably
the killer of Nikos, has the tablet, which is found to be
the key to opening Ares' tomb. [ND] |
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Norell, Paul | Played Statius/Falafel in PROMETHEUS
(08/108) |
| Select filmography: An
Angel at My Table (1990) |
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O'Gorman, Dean | Played Iloran in THE GAUNTLET (HTLJ) and
Orion in ATHENS CITY ACADEMY OF PERFORMING BARDS
(13/113) |
| Selected filmography:
Bonjour Timothy (1995), Shortland
Street (1990) TV Series. TV appearances:
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (1995).
Trivia: Went to Rangitoto College and was best
friends with Chris McDowell, who also appeared on Hercules.
Was a karate black belt at age 10. Has a brother named
Brett. Other works: TV Commercial for Snackers Muesli
Bars |
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O'Leary, John | Played Antonius in THE PATH NOT TAKEN
(05/105) |
| Select filmography:
Guardian Angel (1994), Distant
Cousins (1993), Waxwork II: Lost in Time
(1992), For the Boys (1991), Stewardess
School (1987), The Last Starfighter
(1984), Mr. Mom (1983), Airplane!
(1980), The Island (1980), The Girl, the
Gold Watch & Everything (1980) (TV), Demon
Seed (1977), Heroes (1977), All
the President's Men (1976), Farewell, My
Lovely (1975). TV appearances: Taxi
(1978) |
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Orion | ATHENS
CITY ACADEMY OF PERFORMING BARDS (13/113)
Played by Dean O'Gorman |
| Gabrielle inspires Orion to
refind his story-telling skills at the Bard School. Orion
has a stage-door father who is pushing him to be all that he
can be in the bard biz. Through Gabrielle's help, Orion
becomes the great poet and bard, Homer |
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Orpheus | GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (28/204)
Played by Matthew Chamberlain |
| Yet another one of Xena's past
acquaintances that does not appreciate her deeds, Orpheus
finds his head removed by Bacchus so that Bacchus can take
over the world with lisping, over-acting, heavily made-up
vampire wannabes. For some unknown reason Joxer finds his
head and enlists the help of Xena and Gabrielle to rid the
world of this Bacchae epidemic. Orpheus eventually gets his
head back, but not before a homage to the scarecrow in
"Wizard of Oz" hasn't been laid out several times for the
edification of the viewer. |
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Palaemon | BLIND FAITH (42/218)
Played by Jeremy Callaghan |
| Yet another young gunslinger
wannabe who is convinced that if they bag Xena, they can be
the hottest thang in the west... but this time it's ancient
West Greece. Xena knocks sense into the kid and Palaemon
decides to run amuck in the countryside doing good
deeds. |
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Palantine of Parnassus | HERE SHE COMES...MISS AMPHIPOLIS
(35/211)
Played by Stan Wolfgramm |
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Palinios | THE RECKONING (06/106)
Played by Ross Harper |
| Killed by Ares, last one alive
of the three murdered villagers. Saw Xena fighting the
hooded man. [DW] |
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Palmer, Alan | Played Pharis in THE PRODIGAL
(18/118) |
| Selected filmography:
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (1993) TV
Series |
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Palmer, John | Played Baruch in DREAMWORKER
(03/103) |
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Paris | BEWARE OF GREEKS BEARING GIFTS
(12/112)
Played by Warren Carl |
| He abducts Helen from King
Menelaus and takes her home to the folks at Troy. The Greeks
catch up and start a ten year siege. Paris eventually is
killed in the Xenaverse version by his brother Demophobus,
who betrays Paris and Troy to King Menelaus. |
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Parker, Anthony Ray | Played Bacchus in GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE
FUN (28/204) and Pinullus in COMEDY OF EROS
(46/222) |
| Select filmography: The
Frighteners (1996), Hercules in the Maze of the
Minotaur (1994) (TV). TV appearances: Hercules:
The Legendary Journeys (1995) |
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Parker, Craig | Played Sarpedon in FOR HIM THE BELL TOLLS
(40/216) |
| Select filmography: The
Tommyknockers (1993) (mini) TV Series,
Shortland Street (1990) TV Series |
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Parnassus | THE BLACK WOLF (11/111)
Played by Ross Duncan |
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Peranis | THE RECKONING (06/106)
Played by Christopher Mayer |
| Peranis - hippy lookalike with
dark hair. He's the main accuser of Xena and with Grathios
argues against having a trial. He also is one who beats Xena
up while she's tied down. [DW] |
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Perdicas/Perdicus | SINS OF THE PAST (01/101) played by Anton
Bentley [who also played Athol in THE PRODIGAL]
BEWARE OF GREEKS BEARING GIFTS (12/112) and RETURN
OF DEATH MASK (29/205) played by Scott
Garrison |
| Perdicas (variant spelling
Perdicus) is the man Gabrielle was betrothed to before she
started traveling with Xena, and he is briefly seen in
SINS OF THE PAST immediately after Xena returns the
women to the
village. She left her village and him in favor of action and
adventure touring the world and righting wrongs. He appears
again, portrayed by another actor, in
BEWARE OF GREEKS BEARING GIFTS, as a soldier
defending Troy.
This is the first time he and Gabrielle meet after she left
him in Potedeia. He is now an accomplished and well-trained
soldier, and he is now a desirable man in Gabrielle’s eyes.
After fighting valiantly in Troy, he accompanies Helen on
her journey away from Troy. Gabrielle is a little miffed
that he chose Helen’s company over hers. He again appears –
for the last time – in RETURN OF DEATH MASK. He is
tired of
fighting and the only thing that has kept him going was his
love for Gabrielle – specifically "her face." He proposes to
her, and later in the episode, Gabrielle accepts. They’re
married, but the next day, as luck would have it, Callisto
finds them. Perdicas points out they are unarmed, but of
course, this doesn’t daunt Callisto or sway her from her
purpose. Xena shows up in time to save Gabrielle, but
Perdicas, who has already been wounded, is then murdered by
Callisto. [RG]
Perdicas, the betrothed of Gabrielle, shows up briefly to
try and get Gabrielle away from Xena, who is in Gabrielle's
house having her wounds tended after saving the village from
Draco. "Let's go Gabrielle," he says, to which Gabrielle
replies, "No. Just because we're betrothed doesn't mean you
can boss me around." He then exits, and the old Perdicas is
gone forever. [ND] |
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Perrett, David | Played Gar in SINS OF THE PAST
(01/101) |
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Perry, Mark | Played Vicerius in DESTINY (36/212) and
Galipan in THE PRICE (44/220) |
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Petracles | A FISTFUL OF DINARS (14/114). Played by
Peter Daube |
| Petracles makes his appearance
in A FISTFUL OF DINARS, and much to the surprise and
shock
of Gabrielle - and the audience - we find out that Xena was
betrothed to marry him at one time! He is needed to provide
a piece of the map to the Samarian Treasure. He accompanies
Xena, Gabrielle, and Thersites on their treasure hunt. Xena
warns Gabrielle to be wary of him and to stay away from him,
because he was a "smooth talker" and he'd try to use her to
get information. Gabrielle didn't heed the advice too well,
as she ends up taking him an armload of firewood to where
he's practicing his swordsmanship in the middle of the
forest! Xena continues to be wary of him, not believing his
claim to have changed. When Thersites takes Gabrielle
hostage to get to the Ambrosia, it appears that Petracles is
going to take his side, so that he would also become a god.
In truth, however, it was just a ruse to free Gabrielle. In
the end, Xena admits to being wrong about him, that he
really was a good man. Before he dies, he gives her her
wedding bracelet that he had kept all those years.
[RG] |
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Phantes | HOOVES
& HARLOTS (10/110)
Played by Colin May |
| Son of Centaur leader Tyldus.
Phantes was captured by the amazons who thought he had
killed Terrais. He was set up by Celano (who was working for
Krykus). Developed a love/hate relationship with Ephiny.
They got married, but he was killed by Mitoan troops on
their way to Athens where Ephiny was going to have their
child. Some guys have it rough in the Xenaverse |
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Pharis | THE PRODIGAL (18/118)
Played by Alan Palmer |
| The village leader of Poteidaia.
He heard that Meleager killed 250 men at Liguria |
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Philemon | WARRIOR...PRINCESS (15/115) and
WARRIOR...PRINCESS...TRAMP (30/206)
Played by Iain Rea [who also played Brisus in THE PATH NOT
TAKEN] |
| Philemon is a non-warrior who
wins the hand of his beloved Diana unconventionally in W..P.
In W..P..T, he stands by, unable to do anything to help as
first Diana, then his baby are kidnapped by Agis. His only
function seems to be to comfort Diana and be there when she
is rescued. Xena again becomes his champion by saving Diana,
the baby, Lias, and the kingdom for him. [ND] |
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Philius | THE TITANS (07/107). Played
by Paolo Rotondo |
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Pinullus | COMEDY OF EROS (46/222)
Played by Anthony Ray Parker [who also played Bacchus in
GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN] |
| Pinullus is an unsuspecting
participant in an elaborate plan by Xena to stop the warlord
Draco from kidnapping Hestian virgins to sell them as
slaves. Pinullus, a slave trader who had agreed to pay a
high price for the virgins, arrives early from a summons
supposedly sent by Draco, but written by Xena. The note
includes an Amazon princess (Gabrielle) in the deal. Draco,
a victim of Bliss' arrows and madly in love with Gabrielle,
refuses the deal. Pinullus and Draco start fighting, which
allows Xena to rescue the virgins. Pinullus, a better
fighter, is about to kill Draco, but Draco is saved by Xena.
The fight ends in a draw. Later, Pinullus does not seem
concerned that he does not recieve the merchandise, and gets
punched in the stomach for calling Draco a "wuss" in the
end. |
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Polonius | ATHENS CITY ACADEMY OF PERFORMING BARDS (13/113)
Played by Grahame Moore |
| The father of Orion, a
schoolmate of Gabrielle's at the Athens Academy |
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Poseidon | ULYSSES (43/219) and THE LOST
MARINER (45/221)
Voiced by Charles Siebert |
| The god that greets Xena in all
the opening credits. He often takes humanoid shape out of
the water, which is his element. In two second season
episodes he speaks, and usually to express his peevedness
over some human act. |
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Prast, Simon | Played Nemos in CRADLE OF HOPE
(04/104) |
| Select filmography: The
Rainbow Warrior (1992) |
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Prognese | ROYAL
COUPLE OF THIEVES (17/117). Played by Crawford Thomson |
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Prometheus | PROMETHEUS (08/108). Played
by John Freeman |
| The god who got all tied up,
which took away fire and humans' ability to heal. Hercules
and Xena had to set him free or humanity would be
doomed. |