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Lucy Lawless is very well appreciated for her run as the titular heroine in the fantasy adventure series Xena: Warrior Princess, and the actress recently weighed in on the possibility of a reboot. Originally airing for six seasons between 1995-2001, Xena has developed a strong cult following with the series often talked about by fans. With so many other classic shows of the era getting modern revivals and reunion specials, some fans have wondered if more Xena could be coming soon.

In a new interview with ComicBook.com, Lawless spoke about the future of Xena. Though she can't be specific, the actress hints that a new take on the series is currently in the works with a pitch that managed to impress Lawless. That's certainly high praise coming from the star of the original series. She goes on to explain how it will be "utterly different" and yet "cool" in its own way.

You don’t need to consult the statistics, watch re-runs of Breaking Bad (or a cheesy Lifetime special) or tune into Sally-Jessie (or any barrel-bottom-scraping talk show) to know that addiction is one of the most destructive real-life horrors a person is likely to confront. And within the realm of genre television, addiction can be even deadlier. Listed below are five characters whose addictive personalities got them in all kinds of trouble: pillaging, alien child snatchers, train massacres, apocalyptic phases and cannibalistic fine dining. Not even cognitive behavioral therapy could help these guys....

Willow Rosenberg in Buffy The Vampire Slayer – (black magic)

“Bored now,” – Willow Rosenberg

It’s no easy feat kicking every square inch of vampire slayer Buffy Summer’s ass. The cutesy superheroine you’ve shadowed for five consecutive seasons of Joss Whedon’s pop cultural phenomenon Buffy The Vampire Slayer did. Mainlining some seriously bad-ass black magic...