This episode was all about forgiving each other even if it was the hardest thing to do. This refers to real life, sometimes u have to pray, and hope that u can forgive each other.
@@travelingjohn69 I feel sorry for u if u can't forgive without retribution. Which seems to be what u want. I don't believe everything can be forgiven and that much can be learned when those who seek it can't have it but to forgo it outright for endless retribution brings a life full of the need for it. It's not a life I envy.
It describes what hate is to what it does to a person and how it affects others. I couldn't have said it better or even find a song that can put out what hate is perfectly. This episode is so great. I still love watching it while getting chills throughout the whole episode.
This episode. This song taught me so much as a child. So much that I didnt really understand until I was older. There is strength in hatred, but it corrupts. Like a poisoned chalice.
Gabrielle's refusal to listen to Xena about Hope and the death of Solan caused the rift between them. Sorry is the hardest word to say. I know Gabrielle is truly sorry for what Hope did to Solan and she did not accept the truth that Hope is evil. It takes guts and courage to forgive someone.
Yes, I love Gabrielle but between Xena and her, she was the one to blame. Xena didn't force her to come after Caesar and while I can understand that Gabrielle's maternal instict kicked in and that she was the type who wanted to give everyone a chance but she ignored every sign that Hope is inherently evil.
Gabrielle wasn't the only one at fault. Xena truly lacked empathy and tact when it came to how she handled Hope. She was really quick to want to kill a toddler in front of her mother, but a few seasons later couldn't kill her own daughter who'd become a ruthless murderer and seemed as hopeless as, well, Hope. Gabrielle's reaction was maternal instinct, emphasized by her own tendency to see the good even in bad people, and by her mental anguish after killing someone for the first time. Back then, her child was truly her, well, hope, and Xena didn't perceive or respect that at all. She never truly even talked with Gabrielle about Hope, even after she thought Gabrille had killed her own child (even if Gabrielle had lied).
This scene is well done with those powerful lyrics, I couldn't never forget this, Hate doesn't care who you are, it are here to hurt you and make you suffer. That why i never hate no one
You mean Buffy tried to do a musical episode after this and failed to be close to this. PS this isn't from the bittersuite. It's the one from the temple for forgetting.
This episode was way after the bitter suite. There's still something Gabby feels guilty about so she goes to a temple to find out what it is and if she should forget her entire life, clean slate it or live with it. Ares is the part of her mind that doesn't want her to acknowledge it.
Yup and if she clean slated it, all her memories with Xena would be wiped so better to live with it. And yeah Ares always trying to work his magic to get Xena back to the dark side. What better way than to get to her human moral compass, Gabby
😀 they could do a spinoff about Xena granddaughter and either Gabrielle second daughter or Lila granddaughter like they did with Klaus daughter and Alaric twin daughters ?
The clip is from the musical episode, bittersuite, but this scene is from the episode where Gabby goes to a temple to find out what's wrong with her. When she finds out what it is that's making her feel guilty she has to decide to live with it or forget her entire life.
I don't like everything about the musical episode. But 3:45 to 4:03 is the best part. I couldn't tell if it's Xena or Gabrielle sang the last part of that song, but the last verse is so good I could repeat it over and over again unless in later days you'll might find it annoying. Also Xena and Gabrielle's song reminded me of the "Will I" number from the musical, "Rent" for some obvious reasons. And it's also driving me fucking mad!!
"The Bitter Suite" is the twelfth episode of the third season of the American-New Zealand fantasy adventure series, which premiered on February 2, 1998. The episode, a musical, was written by Chris Manheim and Steven L. Sears and directed by Oley Sassone.
The meaning of these lyrics are still so powerful. They forgave each other but it was the deepest scar in their relationship.
I forgot how soul healing this scene is.
Gabrielle’s voice is dubbed. Xena’s voice is her real singing voice if anyone was curious or couldn’t tell.
Yup! Rene was asked in an interview whether she was singing and she said, absolutely not! Lol
Yup you can tell lol. Rene was asked if she was singing and she said absolutely not
Yep Lucy is a trained singer and that is what she started out to be. You should put the song "I'm sorry" on here.lucy did an incredible job on that
Well duh.
@@leahbackman7669 She is multi talented.
This episode was all about forgiving each other even if it was the hardest thing to do. This refers to real life, sometimes u have to pray, and hope that u can forgive each other.
Forgiveness is weakness. Justice and atonement must come first. Forgiveness is not entitlement.
This is like a Disney movie😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
@@travelingjohn69 I feel sorry for u if u can't forgive without retribution. Which seems to be what u want. I don't believe everything can be forgiven and that much can be learned when those who seek it can't have it but to forgo it outright for endless retribution brings a life full of the need for it. It's not a life I envy.
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I always loved that hate song in the beginning. It's like the perfect song to teach kids what hate can really be like.
Same
It describes what hate is to what it does to a person and how it affects others. I couldn't have said it better or even find a song that can put out what hate is perfectly. This episode is so great. I still love watching it while getting chills throughout the whole episode.
Lucy should have got an Emmy, just for being able to sing while being crucified. Afterall, it's not even easy to breath when you are crucified.
This episode. This song taught me so much as a child. So much that I didnt really understand until I was older. There is strength in hatred, but it corrupts. Like a poisoned chalice.
Gabrielle's refusal to listen to Xena about Hope and the death of Solan caused the rift between them. Sorry is the hardest word to say. I know Gabrielle is truly sorry for what Hope did to Solan and she did not accept the truth that Hope is evil. It takes guts and courage to forgive someone.
Yes, I love Gabrielle but between Xena and her, she was the one to blame. Xena didn't force her to come after Caesar and while I can understand that Gabrielle's maternal instict kicked in and that she was the type who wanted to give everyone a chance but she ignored every sign that Hope is inherently evil.
Gabrielle wasn't the only one at fault. Xena truly lacked empathy and tact when it came to how she handled Hope. She was really quick to want to kill a toddler in front of her mother, but a few seasons later couldn't kill her own daughter who'd become a ruthless murderer and seemed as hopeless as, well, Hope. Gabrielle's reaction was maternal instinct, emphasized by her own tendency to see the good even in bad people, and by her mental anguish after killing someone for the first time. Back then, her child was truly her, well, hope, and Xena didn't perceive or respect that at all. She never truly even talked with Gabrielle about Hope, even after she thought Gabrille had killed her own child (even if Gabrielle had lied).
lucy was trained as a singer before acting.
This scene is well done with those powerful lyrics, I couldn't never forget this, Hate doesn't care who you are, it are here to hurt you and make you suffer. That why i never hate no one
Best musical episode ever!!!
yes it is
they went from Xena to Nightmare before Christmas
Their love and friendship is stronger than hate.
Ah yes, the best musical episode I've ever seen!
This song reminds me of "Kill the beast" from beauty and the beast lol
I LOVE the bond between Gabrielle and Xena
Same
I've memorized the Hate song, not so much the duet between Gabrielle and Xena, but both are on point, man 🤘😎❤
Xena cares more for Gabrielle. like she cares for her horse and his two children. and her mother.
Its a lil wincey all these years later. They tried and to my memory the first to really nail a musical episode before Buffy.
Yeah
Just a little wincy, yeah!!
You mean Buffy tried to do a musical episode after this and failed to be close to this.
PS this isn't from the bittersuite. It's the one from the temple for forgetting.
@Gaia Shield it's originally from The Bitter Suite but this episode recaps Xena and Gab's experience in the temple
@@Trisof88 Yep, the Forget Me Not episode. I love how it recaps the bitter suite episode of when they were both in Illusia especially that part.
This ALMOST made me cry
That was a pretty weird season but it’s one of my favorites!
The doppelganger of Xena and Gabrielle suddenly don't have their weapons when they show themselves.
They're just illusions
Why does this song give me goosebumps on my goosebumps lol I love the words too. This episode was one of the best episodes.
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Still gets me
Funny how the ending music sounds like wonder women...
This episode was way after the bitter suite. There's still something Gabby feels guilty about so she goes to a temple to find out what it is and if she should forget her entire life, clean slate it or live with it. Ares is the part of her mind that doesn't want her to acknowledge it.
Yup and if she clean slated it, all her memories with Xena would be wiped so better to live with it. And yeah Ares always trying to work his magic to get Xena back to the dark side. What better way than to get to her human moral compass, Gabby
Oh ! Xena and Gabrielle thinking Calltiso , he , all !
i add that song from my Amazon music hate is the star is my favorite song I've been singing along
The songs are catchy
one of my very favorite episodes ever ❤
the grinch stole this show lol
This kinda reminds me of Harry Potter ·-·
Just seeing that mischievous Callisto is exciting
It was a great episode, but I did wish they could have gotten a singer who sounded more like Gabrielle. The voice difference was too obvious.
Hope had no grandchildren so janice was linked to Gabrielle though a child of sarah?
Thanks for posting.
i love this song from xena
Me too
Ceasar, Callisto, Ares, and what was the other guys name?
Krafstar.
Borias, mother of Xena's son Solan, played my Martin Ocoskos or something like that......( I know I misspelled his name), nice Greek name.
@@mayasilliman1465 It's Kraftstar, not Borias. Marton Csokas played both of them but Xena doesn't hate Borias. And this is a hungarian name.
@@mayasilliman1465 Borias is the father of Solan not mother.
It's Krafstar representing Dahak because he doesn't have a form.
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0:42 Wrong, Mr. Bad To The Bone!
Because Elsa and Anna had to come from somewhere
👍👍
😀 they could do a spinoff about Xena granddaughter and either Gabrielle second daughter or Lila granddaughter like they did with Klaus daughter and Alaric twin daughters ?
@@stephaniefaypage8028 if they want to make a spin off it must be similar to game of thrones because today no one want a cartoonish tv series
Where is the full episode
I love Lucy’s singing voice here. But is Renee’s voice a voice over haha maybe she can’t sing lol
it's another singer singing for Renee.
Nice song
Is this a musical
The episode is.
The clip is from the musical episode, bittersuite, but this scene is from the episode where Gabby goes to a temple to find out what's wrong with her. When she finds out what it is that's making her feel guilty she has to decide to live with it or forget her entire life.
I don't like everything about the musical episode. But 3:45 to 4:03 is the best part. I couldn't tell if it's Xena or Gabrielle sang the last part of that song, but the last verse is so good I could repeat it over and over again unless in later days you'll might find it annoying. Also Xena and Gabrielle's song reminded me of the "Will I" number from the musical, "Rent" for some obvious reasons. And it's also driving me fucking mad!!
Was Caesar in love with Xena because Karl say that maybe 15 months he did?
Ceaser has too much of an ego to love anyone.
Caesar was only after her power. He's not capable of love.
Idr this episode. God help me. I love this show but I'm glad I missed it
"The Bitter Suite" is the twelfth episode of the third season of the American-New Zealand fantasy adventure series, which premiered on February 2, 1998. The episode, a musical, was written by Chris Manheim and Steven L. Sears and directed by Oley Sassone.
Why glad about that!?
Could Ares son evander be father of Xena grandchildren because Melinda Pappas was Xena descendants?