AOD XENA FOREVER AND A DAY (2016)

"You're Xena the Warrior Princess and your thousand strong army has fallen to an implacable and ancient evil. What do you do? You suck it up and summon the only ally who stands any hope at all of helping you prevent the end of the world. Unfortunately, that lone man is the wise ass, ass kicking, time traveling, woman kissing, boom sticker known as Ash!"

"Ash Williams gets the chance to once again travel back through time and make things right! (Spoiler alert: He doesn't!) He's come back to help Xena stop an ancient undead army - but, unfortunately, she's not in any position to help just this moment. Is this the craziest complication to confound a team-up? If not, it ought to be! "

"Ash's travels through time bring him face to face...with the 1940s reincarnated Xena, Melinda Poppas! (Straight from the classic Xena episode: The Xena Scrolls!) But even as Ash is dealing with his feelings for Pirate Xena, he finds himself attracted to the no nonsense adventurer Janice Covington (the reincarnated Gabrielle)! He'll have to put both women out of his mind as the three of them uncover the final mystery of the Island of Eden - and the trio are one step closer to saving the world!"

"At last-Ash makes his way back to the exact moment in time where he can stop the threat that almost killed Gabrielle, Xena and all life on planet Earth! But to do so he has to go in undercover as the King of Memphis and hire Xena to help him locate the lost island of Eden. There they meet Larson, the long ago abandoned third wheel to Adam and Eve-he's out for a revenge only a lover scorned can! Can Xena and Ash prevent him from turning Earth into a Garden of Evil?!"

"Ash met Xena the Newborn! Pirate Xena hired Ash as her first mate! They even fought Nazi Deadites to keep America safe in the final days of World War II! Now all these eclectic encounters have brought them together to battle a threat as old as Mankind in a battle at the end of time! Don't miss the pulse-pounding, warrior-princessing, boom-sticking conclusion to 'Forever... And A Day!'"