Episode guide for Highlander The Series


	Episode Guide
	Season 1	Season 4
	Season 2	Season 5
	Season 3	Season 6
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Season One

Episode 1: THE GATHERING Original Air Date: 28 September 1992 Writer: Dan Gordon Director: Thomas J. Wright Christopher Lambert as Connor MacLeod Richard Moll as Slan Quince Wendell Wright as Sgt. Powell	Duncan MacLeod is roused from his peaceful existence with the love of his life, Tessa Noel, when he is confronted by two fellow Immortals from his past. Connor MacLeod, (played by Christopher Lambert, reprising his role from the films) an old friend and fellow clansman, finds Duncan after many years and attempts to convince him to join the fray in the battle of Good versus Evil. Connor also has plans to finish off the likes of Slan Quince (Played by Richard Moll) an Evil Immortal who has tracked down Duncan with plans of combat. Realizing that he can be a threat, Duncan confronts Richie and later befriends the boy. The threats of Slan Quince come to an end on a bridge when Duncan saves the life of his comrade Connor and gains a powerful Quickening at the expense of Slan.

Episode 2: An Innocent Man Original Air Date: 5 October 1992 Writer: Dan Gordon Director: Jorge Montesi John Novack as Sheriff Howard Crowley Victor Young as Lucas Desiree Vincent Schiavelli as Leo Atkins Amanda Wyss as Randi McFarland Wendell Wright as Sgt. Powell	A Immortal friend of Duncan's has been beheaded in his isolated mountain retreat where he had hoped, like Duncan, to retire from the fights for awhile. A brain damaged, homeless veteran is charged with the grisly murder. Duncan must try to clear this innocent man and unravel the mystery of who has Killed his friend.

Episode 3: The Road Not Taken Original Air Date: 12 October 1992 Writer: Terry Nelson Director: Thomas J. Wright Dustin Nguyen as Chu Lin Soon-teck Oh as Kiem Sun Wendell Wright as Sgt. Powell Christianne Hirt as Angie	A deadly herbal drug takes the life of Richie's friend and Duncan suspects the drug comes from another Immortal. This once Good Immortal had long sought to perfect this herbal drug and remove its lethal side effects for the betterment of mankind but became enchanted in the power that such a substance can give him. Duncan must match wits and swords with this clever Immortal in order to find the drug and destroy it before it consumes more lives. This episode underlines the saying that "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." A cautionary tale for all, mortal and Immortal.

Episode 4: A Bad Day in Building A Original Air Date: 19 October 1992 Writer: Kevin Droney Director: Jorge Montesi Andrew Divoff as Bryan Slade Amanda Wyss as Randi McFarland Jay Brazeau as Commissioner Comanski Alf Humphreys as Janitor Andrea Libman as Belinda	While visiting a courtroom to clear up some of Tessa's traffic tickets. Duncan, Tessa and Richie are taken hostage by a desperate band of men, bent on freeing their leader, Slade, from imprisonment. Slade runs his gang with paramilitary precision, and when his demands are not met, he chooses a hostage to sacrifice. Duncan makes sure the hostage is himself and "returns from the dead" to haunt and hunt down the killers one by one.

Episode 6: Deadly Medicine Original Air Date: 2 November 1992 Writer: Robert L. McCullough Director: Ray Austin Joe Pantoliano as Doctor Wilder Amanda Wyss as Randi McFarland	Duncan is the victim of a hit-and-run auto accident which would take the life of any mere mortal. After a remarkable recovery in the hospital emergency room, Duncan is discovered by a doctor who becomes obsessed in seeking out Duncan MacLeod's secret of regeneration. Meanwhile, Tessa and Richie, unaware that Duncan is being held captive, search for the missing Highlander.

Episode 7: Mountain Men Original Air Date: 9 November 1992 Writer: Marie-Chantal Droney Director: Thomas J. Wright Marc Singer as Caleb Wes Studi as Sheriff Benson )John Dennis Johnston as Carl the Hermit	Tessa is kidnapped by a band of primitive survivalists who live off the land in the vastness of the Pacific Northwest. Duncan must utilize his own skills, honed a hundred and fifty years earlier, when he roamed the same mountain fastness. Duncan trails these land pirates while the leader, Caleb, falls in love with Tessa. When Duncan confronts Caleb, he soon learns that the only way to resolve his claim on the woman he loves is a fight to the death of the most elemental kind.

Episode 8: Revenge Is Sweet Original Air Date: 16 November 1992 Writer: Loraine Despres Director: Ray Austin Vanity as Rebecca Lord Christoph Ohrt as Walter Reinhardt Christianne Hirt as Angie Tim Reid as Sgt. Bennett	Seeking revenge for the apparent death of her lover, a woman toys with Duncan before she attempts to kill him by the same means...the ancient sword. Unbeknownst to her, the lover is an Immortal and is using her in a cat and mouse game to draw out Duncan for their final confrontation.

Episode 9: The Sea Witch Original Air Date: 30 November 1992 Writer: David Tynan Director: Thomas J. Wright )Stephen Macht as Alexei Voshin Johannah Newmarch as Nikki	When an old friend accidentally involves Richie in a drug deal, Duncan and Tessa become the targets of a malicious drug dealer. Duncan locates the drug dealer's hideout in an old steamer called "The Sea Witch II." Duncan has flashbacks of a time when he smuggled refugees out of Stalinist Russia.

Episode 10: Eyewitness Original Air Date: 7 December 1992 Writer: David Tynan Director: Ray Austin Tom Butler as Andrew Ballin Amanda Wyss as Randi McFarland Tim Reid as Sgt. Bennett	Tessa witnesses the murder of a painter, Anne Wheeler. The absence of a body leads everyone but Duncan to doubt her story. Duncan supports Tessa in her quest to obtain justice for the woman. He soon discovers that the killer is an Immortal on the police force and that Tessa is in imminent danger.

Episode 11: Family Tree Original Air Date: 14 December 1992 Writer: Kevin Droney Director: Jorge Montesi J.E. Freeman as Joe Scanlon Peter Deluise as Clinch Tamsin Kelsey as Mrs. Gustavson Matthew Walker as Ian MacLeod	Richie Ryan attempts to learn more about his parents, whom he has never known. As he moves forward with the information about his parents, he falls prey to a con man who needs a place to hide and a lot of money. While Duncan and Tessa try to keep Richie from being hurt, Duncan relives his own painful experiences when he first learned that he was an Immortal and was renounced by the man he had always believed to be his father.

Episode 12: See No Evil Original Air Date: 1 February 1993 Writer: Brian Clemens Director: Thomas J. Wright John Hertzler as Marcus Korolus Dee McCafferty as the Scalper Moira Walley as Natalie Ward Amanda Wyss as Randi McFarland Tim Reid as Sgt. Bennett	There is a mad, vicious serial killer loose in the city and no woman is safe from his demented taste for murder. Duncan's interest in this case grows as he notices that the serial killer's pattern for murder is similar to that of the famous "Scalper Murders" back in the 1920's. Then the Scalper was an Immortal who, betrayed by the woman he loved, became a killer. To end the carnage, Duncan was forced to confront and kill the Immortal back in 1921. Now the killings have started again, the modern day killer mimicking the 70-year-old M.O., killing in the same locations as the previous murders.It falls to Duncan and Tessa to stop this madman.

Episode 13: Band of Brothers Original Air Date: 8 February 1993 Writer: Marie-Chantal Droney Director: Rene Manzor Werner Stocker as Darius - introduction James Horan as Grayson Earl Pastko as Victor Paulus Amanda Wyss as Randi McFarland	A warning comes from Duncan's old friend Darius, a monk over 2000 years old. He explains to Duncan that he may be stalked by a powerful Immortal, Grayson. Both Duncan and Grayson were proteges of Darius. Grayson, using the knowledge and power he learned from Darius, became a ruthless arms merchant. Meanwhile, Grayson plots to assassinate Victor Paulus, a mortal student of Darius, and it is up to Duncan to protect him. Duncan later joins Richie and Tessa in France where they live while Tessa takes up her new job as curator of a special collection of l8th century art.

Episode 14: For Evil's Sake Original Air Date: 15 February 1993 Writers: David Abramowitz & Fabrice Ziolkowski Director: Ray Austin Peter Howitt as Kuyler Hugues Leforestier as Inspector Lebrun	An Evil Immortal, Kuyler, has hired himself out down through time as an assassin... the most successful killer in all of history. He strikes again in modern day Paris using his signature disguise as a mime. A French police detective, Lebrun, suspects that Duncan is connected to Kuyler, but of course cannot imagine that Kuyler once killed a seventeenth century baron under Duncan's protection. When the policeman is wounded saving Tessa from Kuyler's men, Duncan hunts down this Immortal assassin and puts an end to his centuries-old reign of terror.

Episode 15: For Tomorrow We Die Original Air Date: 22 February 1993 Writer: Philip John Taylor Director: Robin Davis Roland Gift as Xavier St Cloud Werner Stocker as Darius Hugues Leforestier as Inspector Lebrun Jean Claude Deret as Georges Dalou	Duncan stumbles across the trail of an Immortal, Xavier, who has lived in hedonistic splendor down through the ages by ruthlessly robbing and killing innocent men and women. Duncan had nearly fallen victim to this remorseless killer behind the front lines during World War One, when Xavier first began using poison gas. In modern day Paris, Duncan must track down him down before he kills again.

Episode 16: The Beast Below Original Air Date: 8 March 1993 Writer: Marie-Chantal Droney Director: Daniel Vigne Christian Van Acker as Ursa Dee Dee Bridgewater as Carolyn Werner Stocker as Darius	A mysterious death at the Paris Opera re-acquaints Duncan with Ursa, one of the strangest Immortals he has met. Ursa is a hulking giant that is more beast than man and has lived in a cave in the vast empty wilderness of the Alps. Persecuted by men, Ursa was taken to an abbey as a place of refuge by Duncan centuries ago. Ursa now makes the sewers and mysterious catacombs under the streets of Paris his home. Over the years, Ursa has listened to the music that emanates from the opera and fallen in love with the beautiful singer, Carolyn. Carolyn however, is not the Beauty to his Beast nor Christine to his Phantom. She is a vindictive, ambitious woman that tries to use Ursa's innocent soul to murder her rival. Duncan must keep this sometimes dangerous giant from being exploited by this woman, who uses all of her wiles to turn Ursa against Duncan.

Episode 17: Saving Grace Original Air Date: 15 March 1993 Writers: Elizabeth Baxter and Martin Broussellet Director: Ray Austin Julia Stemberger as Grace Georges Corraface as Carlos Sendaro Werner Stocker as Darius	Grace Chandler, a good Immortal, has been working for the betterment of mankind as a scientist over the centuries. Her tragic flaw is another Immortal, Carlos Sendaro. A former conquistador and intrepid explorer, Carlos possesses an obsessive love for Grace which will admit no rivals. Sendaro, in modern day Paris, slays Grace's lover. When she refuses to run off with him, he pins the murder on her. She turns to Duncan for help and although she realizes that there may be only one in the end, she wants no harm to come to either of these two Immortal men.

Episode 18: The Lady and the Tiger Original Air Date: 19 April 1993 Writer: Philip John Taylor Director: Robin Davis Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda Jason Isaacs as Zachary Blaine	A day at the circus becomes a high wire act for Duncan when he is reunited with an Immortal femme-fatale, Amanda, who has always meant big trouble for him. This time he is in a deadly triangle as Amanda plots a daring, high stakes burglary and tries to avoid the vengeance of her former partner who has escaped from prison and wants her head.

Episode 19: Avenging Angel Original Air Date: 26 April 1993 Writer: Fabrice Ziolkowski Director: Paolo Barzman Martin Kemp as Alfred Cahill Sandra Nelson as Elaine	A brand-new Immortal turns vigilante, obsessed with the idea that he has been chosen to wage a crusade against "perversion" cuts a bloody path through Paris, menacing an old friend of Tessa's. Duncan alone knows this killer and can stop him.

Episode 20: Eye of the Beholder Original Air Date: 3 May 1993 Writer: Christian Bouveron and Larry Shore Director: Dennis Berry Nigel Terry as Garbiel Piton Katia Douvalian as Maya	Richie meets a beautiful young woman who leads him into the world of Haute couture. His youthful jealousy causes him to run afoul of a world-class fashion designer, who is actually a deadly Immortal.

Episode 21: Nowhere to Run Original Air Date: 10 May 1993 Writer: David Abramowitz Director: Dennis Berry Peter Guinness as Colonel Everett Bellian Anthony Head as Allan Rothwood Jason Riddington as Mark Rothwood Marion Cotillard as Lori Bellian	The step-daughter of an Immortal mercenary is raped by the son of a diplomat, and Duncan must protect Tessa, Richie, and the guilty young man from the mercenary's vengeance.

Episode 22: The Hunters Original Air Date: 17 May 1993 Writer: Kevin Droney Director: Paolo Barzman Roger Daltrey as Hugh Fitzcairn Werner Stocker as Darius Peter Hudson as Horton	Duncan teams up with another immortal to find out why their immortal friends are disappearing without a trace -- including Darius.

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Season Two

Season 2, Episode 1: The Watchers Original Air Date: 27 September 1993 Writer: Marie-Chantal Droney Director: Clay Borris Jim Byrnes as Joe Dawson (introduction) Peter Hudson as James Horton Keli O'Bryne as Lynn Horton, daughter of James Horton Cameron Bancroft as Robert	Determined to investigate the death of his old friend Darius (in the first season finale, "The Hunters"), Duncan follows a lead back to his old stomping grounds in the Pacific Northwest. He meets JOE DAWSON, a bookstore owner with a secret; he soon learns that Dawson is a high-ranking member of an ancient secret organization known as THE WATCHERS, who observe and record the lives of the Immortals, passing their archives down from generation to generation. Unbeknownst to Dawson, his brother-in- law, JAMES HORTON (the man who killed Darius), has been recruiting Watchers to kill Immortals. Horton dies in a battle with Duncan where Duncan 'dies', too. We are left with the knowledge that other renegade Watchers may be waiting to try for Duncan's head.

Season 2, Episode 2: Studies in Light Original Air Date: 4 October 1993 Joel Wyner as Gregor Powers Sheila Moore as Linda Plager Gillian Carfra as Young Linda	Duncan's old friend Greg PowersS has become a photographer and invites Mac to see his work. Mac is disturbed by the violent images in his friend's work, and is distressed to find that the sensitive Gregor he knew has been replaced by a hardened cynic. Another photograph in the exhibit, taken of Duncan 50 years ago, triggers a flashback of his meeting young photographer LINDA PLAGER. Then, the now-73-year-old Linda recognizes Duncan as her old mentor and lover, convincing her nurse that she's thoroughly senile -- after all, Duncan MacLeod would be an old man by now, wouldn't he? Learning that Linda is dying, Duncan longs to tell her the truth, but isn't sure how. Meanwhile, Greg seduces Richie into his destructive lifestyle -- fascinated by the rush of fear that accompanies near death, he coaxes Richie into a dangerous motorcycle stunt. After a confrontation with Duncan, Greg snaps -- frustrated by his inability to feel any real emotion because of the insulation from death his Immortality gives him, he attacks Richie, then Linda, then fights Duncan on the roof of the hospital. Only when Duncan's sword is inches from his neck does Greg break down and face the truth that he doesn't want to die.

Season 2, Episode 3: Turnabout Original Air Date: 11 October 1993 Writer: David Tynan Director: Clay Borris Geraint Wyn Davies as Michael Moore Introducing Philip Akin as Charlie DeSalvo John Tierney as Old Father Morton Alan Robertson as Judge Marvin Singer Gaetana Korbin as Jeanette	Thirty years ago, evil Immortal Quenten Barnes was executed in the electric chair, and promised he'd be back. He's been trapped in a tomb ever since; but now, Joe Dawson informs Duncan, he's out, and killing the people involved in his execution. Mac declines to get involved unless Barnes gets in his way, but when his old friend Michael Moore comes to town, a Flashback shows us that Barnes killed Michael's wife and has a longstanding grudge against Michael. Now Mac is involved. He convinces Dawson to share the Watchers' surveillance file on Barnes with him. However, the file isn't much help. As the prosecutor and priest who were at Barnes' execution are killed off one by one, it becomes clear that Barnes will come after Michael next. However, it is only after Mac finds the body of the man Dawson sent with the file that the penny drops and he realizes that Barnes, a multiple personality, is Michael -- and Mac left him home with Tessa and Richie! In the end, at Michael's tortured urging, Duncan must kill Michael to kill Barnes.

Season 2, Episode 4: The Darkness Original Air Date: 18 October 1993 Writers: Christian Bouveron & Lawrence Shore Director: Paolo Barzman Traci Lords as Greta Andrew Jackson as Pallin Wolf Frank C. Turner as Harry Lisa Vultaggio as Carmen Adrian Hughes as James	A mortal named Pallin Wolf, one of the renegade Watchers who believes the Immortals must be eliminated, lures an Immortal to his house and kills him, getting the advantage by tricking him into a sealed room that is completely dark, then stalking him with night vision goggles. Meanwhile, a Gypsy fortuneteller they- meet in a restaurant, Greta, warns Tessa that she is in danger. When Tessa is kidnapped by Wolf, Duncan returns to Greta, asking for her help. But she's mostly a hustler, and not accustomed to getting actual visions, so the clues she is able to provide are meager. Finally, Mac finds Wolf's house, where Wolf is waiting for him. He meets Wolf in the dark room and all seems hopeless until he remembers a matchbook Greta gave him with her phone number in it. Lighting the matches, he regains the advantage and kills Wolf. However, as Tessa and Richie are heading for the car, a young junkie accosts them for money, and in an act of senseless violence, shoots them both. As Mac mourns, Richie tentatively sits up, healing -- he is an Immortal. But Tessa is gone.

Season 2, Episode 5: An Eye for an Eye Original Air Date: 25 October 1993 Writers: Elizabeth Baxter & Martin Brossellet Director: Dennis Berry Sheena Easton as Annie Devlin Philip Akin as Charlie DeSalvo	When Duncan and Richie are witness to a terrorist attack on an Ambassador, Richie dives in like a Super-hero, cocky with Immortality. In the resulting confusion, one of the terrorists is killed, and another, Annie Delvin, an Immortal, is captured. She swears revenge on Richie, and when she escapes from custody, Duncan takes on the task of educating Richie so that he will have a chance in combat against her. Meanwhile, Flashbacks reveal an earlier friendship between Duncan and Annie. Mac renews the friendship, and the two Immortals who have both recently lost their lovers find solace in one another. In the end, Richie defeats Annie but can't bring himself to kill her, and Duncan convinces her to pursue the blood debt no further.

Season 2, Episode 6: The Zone Original Air Date: 1 November 1993 Writer: Peter Mohan Director: Clay Borris Santino Buda as Canaan Sandra P. Grant as Asia Alphonso Quijada as Tio Leam Blackwood as Tom McGee	The Zone is a burned-out urban wasteland, abandoned by the police, who figure it's easier to just 'let the animals kill each other.' Now the Zone is being taken over by Canaan, a charismatic leader who urges his followers to take the material possessions that have been denied to them. Joe Dawson comes to Duncan for help -- one of his men, who was observing Canaan, has been killed. Charlie accompanies Duncan down to his old neighborhood in the Zone and introduces him to ASIA, a nurse at the local clinic, one of few people who haven't given up on the neighborhood. After Duncan learns that Dawson was mistaken, and- Canaan is not an Immortal, Dawson is ready to drop it. But Duncan has seen the misery in the Zone, and is determined to break Canaan's hold. He convinces Asia that it's time to stand up for their rights, and she helps him arrange a meeting of neighborhood residents who want to take back their streets. But Asia is involved with Canaan, and she's used as bait to lure him to his apparent death. Canaan busts up the neighborhood meeting, but when Duncan arrives and defeats Canaan hand to hand, the cult leader's hold on the people is broken.

Season 2, Episode 7: The Return of Amanda Original Air Date: 8 November 1993 Writers: Guy Mullaly and David Tynan Director: Dennis Berry Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda Don S. Davis as FBI agent Palance Robert Wisden as FBI agent Werner Jano Franden as Rutger Joe Maffe as Harry the Jeweler Michael Puttonen as Lev Arkin	AMANDA, the beautiful Immortal cat-burglar from the first season episode THE LADY AND THE TIGER, returns to town, telling Duncan she's retired from her life of crime. Who can blame Duncan for not believing her? -- especially when two guys start shooting at them. Duncan thinks the guys might be Watchers, but in fact they are FBI Agents. Amanda is in possession of some plates for counterfeit money, stolen in Germany before WWII. She's looking for an engraver to change the dates, figuring since she's sworn to give up stealing money, she'll have to print some up. PALANCE, one of the FBI Agents, sets Duncan and Amanda up to take the fall for his partner's murder, and demands that they turn the plates over. Mac and Amanda are forced to "die" on videotape to catch Palance.

Season 2, Episode 8: Revenge of the Sword Original Air Date: 15 November 1993 Writer: Aubrey Solomon Director: Clay Borris Dustin Nguyen as Jimmy Sang Debbie Podowski as Lisa Robert Ito as Johnny Leong	Jimmy Sang, a former student of Charlie's, is an up-and-coming martial arts movie star. His latest movie is filming some scenes in the dojo. When a stunt-man is "accidentally" killed, Duncan is the first to realize that Jimmy's life is in danger. It turns out that the movie is based on Jimmy's youthful experiences as an enforcer for a powerful gang, and now his former boss wants to see him dead.

Season 2, Episode 9: Run for Your Life Original Air Date: 22 November 1993 Writer: Naomi Janzen Director: Dennis Berry Bruce Young as Carl Robinson Geza Kovacs as Carter Roman Podhora as Kenny Biski Gughese as Ricky	Carl Robinson is an Immortal who Duncan first met in 1929 when he rescued him from a KKK lynch mob. Back then, Carl was full of plans -- to be a Major League Ballplayer, to be President. But today Carl has given up hope. He and Duncan meet up again when Carl steals Charlie's car. Mac tries to rekindle Carl's belief in himself, but Carl doesn't want to listen. When a white cop named Carter tries to kill him, Carl attributes the incident to racism, until Duncan explains about the Watchers who are hunting them. After Carter's partner (also white) helps Carl and Duncan bring Carter down, Carl decides to give the world another chance.

Season 2, Episode 10: Epitaph for Tommy Original Air Date: 29 November 1993 Writer: Philip John Taylor Director: Clay Borris Roddy Piper as Gallen Andrea Roth as Suzanne Ken Camroux as Honniger Jan D'Arcy as Betty Bannen	Tommy is an innocent bystander who's accidentally killed during a sword fight between Duncan and the Immortal GALLEN. Haunted by the unnecessary death, Duncan tries to find out more about the dead man -- and discovers he isn't exactly the innocent bystander he appeared.

Season 2, Episode 11: The Fighter Original Air Date: 31 January 1994 Writer: Morrie Ruvinsky Director: Peter Ellis Bruce Weitz as Thomas Sullivan Wren Roberts as Belcher Calli Timmins as Iris Nicholas Lea as Rodney	Duncan's old friend Tommy Sullivan is a scrappy little Irishman, a one-time boxer turned trainer, who can charm anyone into anything. He charms Duncan into backing his current boxer and charms Charlie into playing Cyrano to help him woo a shy waitress. But when a rival manager who was trying to steal Sully's fighter turns up dead, Duncan's opinion of his old friend begins to be altered forever.

Season 2, Episode 12: Under Colour of Authority Original Air Date: 7 February 1994 Writer: Peter Mohan Director: Clay Borris Johnathan Banks as Mako Deanna Milligan as Laura Lochlyn Munro as Tim	Richie wants to protect Laura Daniels, a young woman who's on the run from an Immortal bounty hunter, Mako. Duncan has met Mako before and doesn't like his methods, but he knows the other man is lawful. He questions whether Laura is necessarily innocent. Richie doesn't care, he wants to help her anyway, no matter what it takes. Duncan is torn between doing what's right and helping his friend. Richie defeats Mako and receives his first Quickening, and he and Duncan realize it's time for him to move on.

Season 2, Episode 13: Bless the Child Original Air Date: 14 February 1994 Writers: Elizabeth Baxter & Martin Brossollet Director: Clay Boris Michelle Thrush as Sara Lightfoot Ed Lauter as Avery Hoskins Doug Abrahams as Luke Hoskins	Charlie and Duncan come to the aid of Sara Lightfoot, an Indian woman on the run with a baby. She tells them Avery Hoskins is trying to steal her baby. Hoskins and his brothers come after them, and they are forced to flee overland. After a rugged flight through a mountain canyon, Duncan learns that the baby is in fact Hoskins' son, taken by Sara in retribution for her own child, killed by runoff from Hoskins' mines.

Season 2, Episode 14: Unholy Alliance: Part 1 Original Air Date: 21 February 1994 Writer: David Tynan Director: Peter Ellis Roland Gift as Xavier St.Cloud Peter Hudson as James Horton Stacy Travis as Renee Delaney	Xavier St. Cloud returns, killing Immortals with the help of mortal mercenaries who shoot his prey, making his kill easy. His next target is Duncan but, warned by Dawson, Duncan and Charlie just manage to escape death -- though the dojo is all but destroyed in the gunfight. Renee Delaney, a CID agent investigating the mercenary angle, gets on the case. Duncan goes after Xavier himself, and Charlie insists on coming along. During his battle with St. Cloud, Duncan spots James Horton, the Hunter who killed Darius. Distracted, Duncan is 'killed' and falls down an elevator shaft out of beheading range, and Charlie is badly wounded and lies near death. Blaming Dawson for helping Horton escape alive, Duncan warns him not to cross his path again. Immortals are showing up dead by strange means, first shot by mortals then beheaded by an Immortal.

Season 2, Episode 15: Unholy Alliance: Part 2 Original Air Date: 28 February 1994 Writer: David Tynan Director: Peter Ellis Roland Gift as Xavier St.Cloud Peter Hudson as James Horton Stacey Travis as Renee Delaney Michel Modo as Maurice	As Charlie regains strength, Duncan accepts help from Dawson one last time, and barely misses catching Xavier and Horton. He then follows their trail to Paris -- accompanied by the persistent Renee Delaney. They track down Horton, and when he almost escapes, he is shot by Joe Dawson. Duncan, with the help of his humorous new neighbor Maurice, then tracks down Xavier and finally takes his head. In a coda, however, we learn that Horton still lives.

Season 2, Episode 16: The Vampire Original Air Date: 7 March 1994 Writer: J.P. Couture Director: Dennis Berry Jeremy Brudenell as Nicholas Ward Denis Lill as Baines Trevor Peacock as Jacom Tonya Kinziger as Juliette Nathalie Presles as Helene	Duncan comes up against Nicholas Ward, an Immortal who conceals his murders by disguising them as popular hysterias. In the 1840's, Ward created a vampire myth in order to conceal the true motive behind his killing the owners of a business he wanted. Mac managed to prevent Ward from marrying (and murdering) the heiress, but Ward escaped. In the present, Duncan teams up with Joe Dawson to discover what Ward is up to and protect the young woman he's set his sights on this time.

Season 2, Episode 17: Warmonger Original Air Date: 14 March 1994 Writers: Christian Bouveron & Lawrence Shore Director: Bruno Gantillon Peter Firth as Drake Angeline Ball as Beth Tom Watson as Eli Michel Modo as Maurice	In 1918 in the Soviet Union, Duncan promised the Immortal Drakov that he would not fight him, in return for seeing lives spared. Today Drakov, now called Arthur Drake, still operates behind the scenes of international politics, a cruel puppet master who is dragging Eastern Europe toward anarchy. Eli Jarmel, an old man whose family was destroyed by Drake, urges Duncan to recant his promise, while Beth Vaughn, a reporter, puts her life in danger by investigating both Drake and Duncan.

Season 2, Episode 18: Pharoah's Daughter Original Air Date: 25 April 1994 Writers: Elizabeth Baxter & Martin Brossollet Director: Dennis Berry Nia Peeples as Nefertiri James Faulkner as Constantine	Duncan feels the Buzz coming from an ancient sarcophagus and opens it to find Nefertiri, Cleopatra's handmaid, buried 2000 years ago with her mistress. Now revived, she pursues a vendetta against the Immortal Marcus Constantine, who was her lover and her enemy. Duncan believes Constantine, who claims that he no longer wishes to fight Nefertiri -- this former Roman General has turned his back on battle and is now a curator, working to preserve history and its lessons. But Nefertiri can't let go of the old grudge, and for the first time, Duncan is forced to face a woman he loves in Immortal combat. -First time that we see Duncan behead a female Immortal.

Season 2, Episode 19: Legacy Original Air Date: 2 May 1994 Writer: David Tynan Director: Paolo Barzman Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda Emile Abossolo-M'bo as Luther Nadia Cameron as Rebecca James Smillie as John	When her mentor Rebecca is killed, Amanda is determined to avenge the death, even though it means going up against the formidable Immortal Luther, and very possibly losing her head. She comes to Duncan for a final fling before her likely death, and when he discovers that she's after Luther, he tries to take the battle on himself, feeling he has a better chance of survival. Together they discover that Luther is hunting the pieces of an ancient crystal that Rebecca divided among her students, believing that the whole crystal will make him invulnerable and ensure that he is the Last Immortal. In the final confrontations, both Amanda and Duncan take their turns battling the ascetic Luther.

Season 2, Episode 20: Prodigal Son Original Air Date: 2 May 1994 Writers: Christian Bouveron & Lawrence Shore Director: Dennis Berry Michael Siberry as Hyde Valerie Steffen as Inspector Bardot Nicholas Chagrin as Segur	Richie returns, on the run, turning to Duncan for help. An Immortal has been following him, refusing to confront him, but committing grisly murders wherever Richie goes. Richie is arrested for the murders. Duncan learns that the Immortal Hunter Martin Hyde is behind the murders: considering the Quickening of a green Immortal like Richie not worth the taking, Hyde has been hounding him in order to drive him to his teacher. A tactic that he has used before -- once when Duncan was the student and Connor MacLeod was the seasoned Immortal to be hunted. Duncan must clear Richie of the murders and defeat the evil Immortal.

Season 2, Episode 21: Counterfeit: Part 1 Original Air Date: 16 May 1994 Writers: Story by David Tynan & Teleplay by Brad Wright Director: Paolo Barzman Martin Cummings as Pete Meilani Paul as Lisa Peter Hudson as Horton	Pete Wilder just saved Richie from an attack by some guys wearing Watcher tattoos. Or did he? Nothing is what it seems, and Duncan becomes increasingly wary of Pete, despite Richie's protests that the guy is his friend. When Duncan's mistrust gets the possibly innocent Pete killed, Duncan becomes increasingly unsure of himself. Unknown to Duncan, his old enemy Horton is pulling all the strings. Horton is secretly training escaped killer Lisa Halle to go after Duncan while he's troubled and vulnerable.

Season 2, Episode 22: Counterfeit: Part 2 Original Air Date: 23 May 1994 Writer: David Tynan Director: Dennis Berry Alexandra Vandernoot as Lisa Peter Hudson as Horton	Joe Dawson arrives in Paris to let Duncan know that Horton may still be alive and coming after him. However, when Duncan meets "Lisa Milon," a dead-ringer for Tessa (Lisa Halle after plastic surgery), all thoughts of Horton and the Watchers go out of his head. Richie, unsure if Duncan is thinking clearly, goes to Dawson for help and winds up taking couple of bullets for him when Horton tries a hit. Lisa is kidnapped, and Duncan insists on going after her even though his friends warn him it may be a setup. He can't take a chance on burying her again. When Lisa finally tries to kill Duncan, he turns the tables on her and Horton at long last gets what's coming to him.

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Season Three

Season 3, Episode 1: The Samurai Original Air Date: 26 September 1994 Writer: Naomi Janzen Director: Dennis Berry Tamlyn Tomita as Midori Koto Stephen McHattie as Michael Kent Robert Ito as Hideo Koto Hiro Kanagawa as Akira Yosida	After Midori Koto sees her husband, rich industrialist Michael Kent, murder her lover, she kills Kent and runs to Duncan MacLeod for protection. She reminds Duncan of a vow of protection his 'ancestor' (actually Duncan himself) made to her family over 200 years before. Flashbacks tell the story of Duncan coming to the aid of the samurai Hideo Koto after Duncan is shipwrecked in Japan(1778). Hideo befriends Duncan -- even though the penalty for helping a 'gaijin' (foreigner) in isolationist Japan is death. When Hideo is forced to commit 'seppuku' (ritual suicide) by his feudal overlord for that crime, Duncan serves as his second. He vows to Hideo he will always protect the Koto family and was bequeathed the dragon-head katana sword he uses to this day. Back in the present, Duncan discovers that Kent is an Immortal and he's still alive. Over Duncan's protests, in order not to further dishonor her family's name, Midori returns to Kent. When Duncan interfers, Kent challenges him, whereupon Duncan fulfills his vow to the Koto family and frees Midori from her loveless marriage.

Season 3, Episode 2: Line of Fire Original Air Date: 3 October 1994 Writer: David Tynan Director: Clay Borris Randall "Tex" Cobb as Kern Chandra West as Donna Michelle Thrush as Little Deer Andrew Wheeler as Father Mathew Peter Bob as Kahani	Donna, a girl Richie dated briefly several years ago, returns with her 18-month-old sone -- who she claims is Richie's! While Duncan reminds him that it's impossible, that Immortals are unable to have children, Richie sees this as an opportunity to have the family he never had and never will be able to again. When Kern, an evil Immortal, rides into town, Duncan is reminded of his own foster son, Kahani. Kahani and his Sioux Indian mother, Little Deer, were massacred over a hundred years ago by US soldiers led by Kern, then a mercenary scout. Duncan is eager to even the score. When Donna finds Richie's sword and demands to know what it's for, Richie is at a loss to tell her. Duncan advises Richie that it would be safer and kinder to Donna and the baby to leave them. When his new-found family is threatened by Kern, Richie realizes Duncan is right. While Duncan rids the world of the evil Kern, Richie lets go of the only family he'll ever have.

Season 3, Episode 3: The Revolutionary Original Air Date: 10 October 1994 Writer: Peter Mohan Director: Dennis Berry Miguel Fernandes as Paul Karros Liliana Komorowska as Mara Lisa Howard as Anne Lindsey Bernard Cuffling as Harry Wellfleet John Novak as Mason Andrew Kavadas as Anthony Dourcef	The people of a tiny Balkan nation are rising up in arms against an oppressive dictator. The freedom fighters are let by Paul Karros, a vibrant, charismatic leader. Karros is an Immortal who once served as a slave under Roman oppression and fought his way to freedom with Spartacus. Since that time, whenever the common people have been fighting against oppression, Karros has been at their side. Karros and his assistant, Mara, have come to the US to drum up support for their cause. Duncan and Karros fought together in the Mexican Revolution and Karros tries to convince Duncan to fight with him in this just cause. Duncan turns him down, but Charlie is tempted both by the cause and by Mara. When Father Stefan, a local liaison, is critially wounded in an assissination attempt, Duncan realizes that Karros is determined to fight the war at any cost -- even at the cost of sabotaging peace negotiations by killing those who trust him. When Mara discoves the truth, she threatens to expose him. Karros responds by attempting to kill her. Duncan is forced to challenge his old comrade. When Mara returns home to the Balkans, Charlie goes with her to help the people.

Season 3, Episode 4: The Cross of St. Antoine Original Air Date: 17 October 1994 Writer: Morrie Ruvinsky Director: Dennis Berry Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda David Longworth as Priest Brion James as Armand Thorne/John Durgan David Hauka as Martin Blinder Jason Gray-Stanford as Jonah Lloyd Berry as Billows Gerry Rousseau as Rafe Willow Johnson as Miss Welsley	Dawson has a new girlfriend, art historian Lauren Gale, and a new attitude on life. Unfortunately, after the successful opening night of his blues club, he, Duncan, and Amanda arrive at Lauren's house to find she's been murdered. We discover the murderer is Armand Thorne, benefactor of the Thorne Museum of Antiquities, who was being investigated by Lauren. Duncan finds an ancient gold cross on display in Thorne's museum, a cross that had been stolen out from under his protection nearly two hundred years before. Armand Thorne, Duncan discovers, is actually John Durgan, the Immortal trapper who murdered a frontier priest and stole the cross. Duncan persuades Amanda to come out of cat-burglar retirement and help him to steal the cross from the museum in order to lure Thorne out of his heavily protected fortress. Duncan confronts Thorne, taking his head, and finally gets to return the Cross of St. Antoine to the Church, its rightful owner.

Season 3, Episode 5: Rite of Passage Original Air Date: 24 October 1994 Writer: Karen Harris Director: Mario Azzopardi )Rob Stewart as Axel Whittaker Gabrielle Miller as Michelle Webster Alan Scarfe as Mr. Webster Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda Marie Stillin as Nancy Webster Alexa Gilmour as Sharon	Michelle Webster, the rebellious teenage daughter of a friend of Duncan's, drives away from her parents' house in a rage and right over a cliff. Trama surgeon Anne Lindsay tries he best to save Michelle, but it's too late. Duncan rushes to the hospital to comfort his grieving friends -- and sneak their newly Immortal daughter out of the morgue. He tries to train her in the arts of Immortality, but Michelle just wants to have fun. She meets Immortal Axel Whittaker who promises her all the fun and adventure she could imagine if she stays with him. In flashback, we see that Axel uses beautiful new Immortal women as bait to trap other Immortals and take their heads -- Duncan barely escaped with his in 1894 Boston. Axel uses Michelle to lure Duncan to his yacht, where they continue the battle they started a hundred years before. Duncan defeats Axel. Michelle, witnessing the fearsome power of the Quickening, agrees to be trained as an Immortal under the protection of Amanda.

Season 3, Episode 6: Courage Original Air Date: 31 October 1994 Writer: Nancy Heiken Director: Charles Wilkinson John Pyper Ferguson as Brion Cullen Stefan Arngrim as Jonathan Scarfe as Kelly Jennifer Copping as Katherine Mark Acheson as Laszlo	CULLEN, an old friend of Duncan's and once known as the greatest swordsman in Europe, is burnt out from centuries of playing The Game and has turned to drugs and alcohol to get the courage to keep on playing. After having a catastrophic run-in with Richie, Cullen 'awakens' to find himself in a hospital emergency room. And he still is determined to have Richie's head. Duncan (who was at the hospital visiting his favorite doctor) tries to convince Cullen to stop using the drugs, which reminds Duncan how he once tried to help Cullen overcome his opium addiction a hundred years ago in San Francisco. Deluded by his progressive loss of confidence and his drug habit, Cullen believes Duncan is just trying to render him helpless. Finally, Duncan has no choice but to confront his former comrade.

Season 3, Episode 7: The Lamb Original Air Date: 7 November 1994 Writer: J. P. Couture Director: Dennis Berry Myles Ferguson as Kenny Eric Keenleyside as Dallman Ross Alf Humphreys as Frank Brody	What happens to a kid who hits Immortality before he hits puberty? Duncan and Richie take in 10-year-old Kenny, who asks for their protection after the fatherly Immortal who was protecting him is beheaded. Kenny, we discover, is not the sweet little lamb he appears to be. He has been Immortal for nearly 800 years, and has survived all that time by convincing other Immortals to take him in and protect him -- and then taking their heads.

Season 3, Episode 8: Obsession Original Air Date: 14 November 1994 Writer: Lawrence Shore Director: P. Ziller Cameron Bancroft as David Keogh Nancy Sorel as Jill Pelentay Sherry Miller as Sarah Carter Duncan Fraser as Laura Harris as Julia Renquist Kim Kondrahoff as Henry Carter	Immortal Daniel Keogh, once an indentured servant, is a noted craftsman with his heart set on marrying his sweetheart, Jill. Unfortunately, Jill does not agree. Although she loved Keogh once, she was unable to handle it when he confided the secret of his Immortality. Now Keogh won't leave her alone and she's coming to Duncan, whom Keogh respects and might listen to, for help. But Keogh won't listen, convinced that Jill needs him as much as he needs her.

Season 3, Episode 9: Shadows Original Air Date: 21 November 1994 Writer: David Tynan Director: Charles Wilkinson Garwin Sanford as Garrick Frank C. Turner as Official Margaret Barton as Hag Catherine Lough as Marcia	Duncan is tormented by frighteningly real visions of his own death, beheaded by a mysterious dark-hooded figure. Anne tries to convince him to seek medical help, but instead he turns to his old friend Garrick, who has spent centuries studying the mind. Duncan last saw Garrick in the 17th Century, when Duncan barely escaped being burned as a witch. What Duncan didn't know was that Garrick was not able to escape as well. Garrick convinces Duncan that the dark-hooded figure haunts all Immortals and that the way to defeat it is to not fight it, to accept it for what it is. When Duncan, haggard and exhausted, faces the specter for the last time, puts down his sword and refuses to fight the specter as it goes for his head -- until at the last moment Duncan discovers what the figure really is.

Season 3, Episode 10: Blackmail Original Air Date: 28 November 1994 Writer: Morrie Ruvinsky Director: Paolo Barzman Bruce Dinsmore as Bruno Wylie Barbara Tyson as Barbara Wylie Anthony de Longis as Lymon Kurlow Bill Croft as Peter Matlin Kelly Fiddick as Johnny	Bruno Wylie is leaving his mistress' apartment with his camcorder when he sees Duncan in combat with another Immortal. Bruno makes sure he gets it all on tape -- the fight, the death, the Quickening. He then tries to cut a deal with Duncan: if Duncan kills Bruno's wife, then Bruno won't go to the police. When Lymon kurlow, partner of the Immortal Duncan killed on the tape, comes after Duncan, Bruno, unaware of what he's dealing with, proposes another deal. A la "Strangers on a Train," Bruno will kill Kurlow and Duncan will kill Bruno's wife, and no one will suspect a thing. Bruno challenges Kurlow, who kills Bruno easily and Duncan is left to save Bruno's wife and get rid of Kurlow.

Season 3, Episode 11: Vendetta Original Air Date: 30 January 1995 Writer: Alan Swayze Director: George Mendeluk Tony Rosato as Benny Carbassa Ken Pogue as Simon Lang Stella Stevens as Margaret Lang Tamara Gorski as Peggy McCall	To save his own hide, petty hoolum Benny Carbassa, the Nathan Detroit of Immortality, turns Duncan over to an aging gangster determined to see Duncan dead before he dies.

Season 3, Episode 12: They Also Serve Original Air Date: 6 February 1995 Writer: Lawrence Shore Director: Paolo Barzman Mary Woronov as Rita Luce Barry Pepper as Michael Christian Vivian Wu as May-Ling Shen Michael Anderson Jr. as Ian Bancroft	Recent Immortal Michael Christian has been on an incredible string of luck, taking a number of heads from unarmed and vulnerable opponents, including May-Ling-Shen, who taught Duncan the martial arts. Christian's Watcher, Rita Luce, has been supplying him with classified information on the other Immortals and their weaknesses. The race is on for Joe Dawson to figure out Rita's secret before Christian sets his sights on Duncan.

Season 3, Episode 13: Blind Faith Original Air Date: 13 February 1995 Writer: Jim Makichuk Director: Gerry Ciccoritti Richard Lynch as John Kirin/Cage Conrad Dunn as Matthew Dave Cameron as Todd Milchan Nick Vrataric as Tim Parriot	When a religious leader, John Kirin, dies on Anne's operating table and then returns from the dead, his believers know a miracle has occurred. Duncan knows better. He watched as Kirin, then known as Cage, massacred POWs in the Spanish Civl war and left a band of Cambodian refugee children to die at the hands of the Khmer Rouge. Kirin swears that experience changed him forever, turning him from a man of war to a man of peace. When a tabloid reporter trying to get the goods on Kirin winds up dead, Duncan is certain he knows who is responsible.

Season 3, Episode 14: Song of the Executioner Original Air Date: 20 February 1995 Writer: David Tynan Director: Paolo Barzman David Robb as Kalas Eugene Lipinski as Br. Paul Demetri Goritsas as Br. Timon John Tench as Max Jupe Vince Metcalfe as Dan Tarendash	In the 1600s, Duncan sought refuge for a time in a monastery founded by Paul, another Immortal. There he encountered Kalas, an Immortal monk with a heavenly singing voice. When Duncan discovered that Kalas was routinely taking the heads of Immortals as they left the sanctuary, Duncan had Kalas expelled from the monastery, destroying the life that Kalas loved. Now Kalas is determined to return the favor by destroying the lives of those close to Duncan -- Paul, Dawson and Anne.

Season 3, Episode 15: Star-Crossed Original Air Date: 27 February 1995 Writer: Jim Makichuk Director: Paolo Barzman Roger Daltrey as Hugh Fitzcairn David Robb as Kalas Michel Modo as Maurice Frederic Witta as Patrick Valerie Zarrouk as Naomi Gian-Franco Salemi as Doge Elodie Frenck as Arianna	Duncan, forced to leave the States by Kalas, returns to France where he is reunited with his old friend, Hugh Fitzcairn. For the first time in the 350 years Duncan has known him, Fitz has settled down with the love of his life, NaomiOMI. When Naomi's jealous ex-lover is murdered and the clues point to Fitz, Fitz goes on the run from the police. Duncan realizes that Fitz is being framed by Kalas, who has followed him from the U.S., intent on destroying those around him.

Season 3, Episode 16: Methos Original Air Date: 6 March 1995 Writer: J.P. Couture Director: Dennis Berry David Robb as Kalas Peter Wingfield as Methos Carmen Champlin as Maria Campolo Patrice Valota as Marc Saracen Olivier Marchal as Philippe	Kalas is looking for Methos, the mythical "oldest Immortal." Duncan knows that, with Methos' quickening, Kalas would finally be strong enough to defeat him. Kalas and Duncan race to be the first to find Methos. In flashbacks to the world of opera in Paris in the 1920, we see a previous battle in which Duncan inflicts the throat wound destroying the singing voice that had been Kalas' life since the Middle Ages

Season 3, Episode 17: Take Back the Night Original Air Date: 24 April 1995 Writer: Alan Swayze Director: Paolo Barzman Kim Johnston Ulrich as Ceirdwyn Marc Edouard Leon as Paolo	When Immortal Ceirdwyn and her mortal husband are gunned down by a street gang, she calls upon her skills as an ancient Celtic warrior to exact her revenge on the members of the gang, one by one. Duncan, who has known Ceirdwyn since before they helped smuggle Bonnie Prince Charlie out of Scotland in 1746, must stop Ceirdwyn and make her see that revenge is not the answer. In return, Ceirdwyn helps Duncan see that, although loving a mortal can be dangerous for the mortal, it is the mortal who must choose whether to take the risk.

Season 3, Episode 18: Testimony Original Air Date: 1 May 1995 Writer: David Tynan Director: Dennis Berry Alexis Daniel as Kristov Selina Giles as Tasha	Duncan decides to tell Anne the truth about his Immortality and she flies to Paris to be with him. En route, Anne helps save the life of a young woman, Tasha, who turns out to be smuggling drugs for the Russian Mafia. Tasha is the lover of Kristov, the head of the Russian gang and formerly the leader of band of Cossacks Duncan encountered on his way to the Orient in 1750. Duncan and Anne try to convince Tasha to testify against Kristov, while Kristov is determined to make sure Tasha dies before she can testify. Kidnapped by Kristov as a pawn in this game, Richie must grow as an Immortal -- or die.

Season 3, Episode 19: Mortal Sins Original Air Date: 8 May 1995 Writer: Lawrence Shore Director: Mario Azzopardi Andrew Woodall as Ernst Daimler Roger Bret as Father Bernard Jean Claude Deret as Georges Dalou	Father Bernard has a secret he thought he'd buried 50 years ago at the bottom of the Seine. When Ernst Daimler, the Nazi Major who Bernard killed as a young boy in the French Resistance, appears at his church looking not a day older than the day he died, Father Bernard realizes he's like Duncan. When the Nazi starts looking for revenge, Bernard, who has kept Duncan's Immortality a secret all these years, goes to Duncan for help. Meanwhile, Anne has some secrets of her own that could change the course of Duncan's life.

Season 3, Episode 20: Reasonable Doubt Original Air Date: 15 May 1995 Writer: Elizabeth Baxter Director: Denis Berry Paudge Behan as Lucas Kagan Geraldine Cotte as Simone Tomas Richard Lintern as Tarsis	When a valuable DaVinci sketch is stolen from a friend of Duncan's in a robbery that kills two guards, Duncan offers to act as go-between to ransom it back. He discovers the sketch was stolen by Kagan, an Immortal he faced once before, when Kagan was a bank robber in 1930 Paris and Duncan killed his mentor. Meanwhile, Maurice asks Duncan to help his troubled niece, Simone, who turns out to be more troubled than Maurice knows.

Season 3, Episode 21: Finale: Part 1 Original Air Date: 22 May 1995 Writer: David Tynan Director: Mario Azzopardi Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda David Robb as Kalas Peter Wingfield as Methos	Kalas returns, escaped from prison and determined to finish Duncan for good. He goes after Maurice and kidnaps Amanda to use as bait for Duncan. Meanwhile, the widow of a Watcher killed by Kalas decides to get her revenge on Immortals and Watchers alike by exposing their secret to the media. Dawson and Methos team up to try and stop her -- any way they can.

Season 3, Episode 22: Finale: Part 2 Original Air Date: 29 May 1995 Writer: David Tynan Director: Denis Berry Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda David Robb as Kalas Peter Wingfield as Methos	Immortals and Watchers face the end of the world as they know it. Kalas manages to get his hands on the Watcher's database before it can be spread to the media and he offers Duncan a deal -- Duncan offers up his head to Kalas or the contents of the disk are made public. They meet on the Eiffel Tower to settle things once and for all.

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Season Four

Season 4, Episode 1: Homeland Original Air Date: 25 September 1995 Writer: David Tynan Director: Adrian Paul Kristin Minter as Rachael Carsten Norgaard as Kanwulf Matthew Walker	MacLeod returns to the land of his youth. After purchasing an antique bracelet in Paris, he heads off to Glenfinnan, to return it to the grave of Debra, the first love of his life. In the Glenfinnan of the present, the men who robbed Debra's grave are found sliced open -- in a ritual called "Blood Eagle," the trademark of Kanwulf The Destroyer, the legendary Viking marauder who pillaged the area for hundreds of years and killed his father. But according to local legend, Duncan MacLeod came back from the dead and killed Kanwolf nearly 400 years ago. Or did he?

Season 4, Episode 2: Brothers in Arms Original Air Date: 21 October 1995 Writer: Morriee Ruvinsky Director: Charles Wilkinson Wolfgang Bodinson Philip Akil as Charlie DeSalvo Liliana Komorowska as Mara Chris Bradford as Young Joe Dawson Jeffrey Renn as Young Ian Bancroft	Friends become enemies and the past is revealed when Immortal Andrew Cord in gunned down and MacLeod discovers the sniper is Charlie DeSalvo, his good friend who used to run the dojo. Charlie, who left MacLeod to fight the good fight in the Balkans with his love, Maria, is after Cord, who murdered her. Dawson knows Cord as the man who saved his life in Vietnam after a mine explosion took his legs and he begs MacLeod not to fight him. MacLeod agrees -- until Cord turns the tables and sets his sights on Charlie.

Season 4, Episode 3: The Innocent Original Air Date: 9 October Writer: Alan Swayze Director: Dennis Berry Pruitt Taylor Vince as Mikey Callum Keith Rennie Philip Hayes as Alan Wells Chilton Crane as Helen Wells Dwight McFee as Jack Spice Darryl Shackelly as Chasker 1995	In an episode filled with danger and compassion, Richie encounters Mikey, a huge Immortal of limited mental development and a fascination with trains. Richie takes Mikey home to MacLeod, who advises him that taking care of Mikey could be trouble. MacLeod remembers coming to the aid of a young Indian in trouble, when his help got the man killed. While MacLeod faces Tyler King, and Immortal who's coming after Mikey, Richie must find the maturity to take responsibility for Mikey's situation.

Season 4, Episode 4: Leader of the Pack Original Air Date: 16 October 1995 Writer: Lawrence Shore Director: Mario Azzopardi Justin Louis Travis MacDonald Venus Terzo Rachel Hayward Jenafor Ryane as Alicia Kim Restell as Julie Yee Jee Tso as Gerald	The past comes back to haunt Richie when he spies Mark Roszca, the street punk who killed Tessa. Richie is determined to go after Roszca and revenge Tessa's death. Meanwhile, MacLeod is distracted by the return of an old Immortal enemy, Kanis -- a master of hounds who uses his pack of dogs to track and exhaust his prey. This time his prey is Duncan MacLeod.

Season 4, Episode 5: Double Eagle Original Air Date: 23 October 1995 Writer: David Tynan Director: Mario Azzopardi Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda Nicholas Campbell as Kit O'Brady Tim Henry as Jim Rainey	MacLeod's old friend, Kit O'Brady, comes into town in search of a good race horse and a change of luck. MacLeod knew Kit back in Gold Rush San Francisco, when Kit ran the Double Eagle Saloon. Kit lost the Double Eagle to Amanda in a poker game and has blamed her ever since for his string of bad luck -- and he's vowed to kill her. When Amanda chooses to breeze back into MacLeod's life while Kit is there, MacLeod is hard pressed to keep them apart and to keep them from killing each other.

Season 4, Episode 6: Reunion Original Air Date: 30 October 1995 Writer: Director: Myles Ferguson as Kenny Lisa Howard as Anne Lindsey Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda Mike Preston as Terence Kincaid	Running for his life from Immortal Terence Kincaid, Kenny runs straight into Anne Lindsey's emergency room. Stashing Kenny in the hospital chapel, Anne calls MacLeod for help. MacLeod agrees to harbor him for one night only, but when MacLeod gets him home, Kenny discovers his long-lost teacher there -- Amanda!

Season 4, Episode 7: The Colonel Original Air Date: 6 November 1995 Writer: Drunford King Director: Dennis Berry Sean Allan as Simon Killian, Lisa Butler as Melissa Dave "Squatch" Ward as Cisco Antony Holland as The General Sean Campbell as Sergeant Merion Christine Upright-Letain as Andrea Henson Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda Jim Byrnes as Joe Dawson	World War I was officially over when Colonel Simon Killian ordered his troops into one last bloody attack on the Germans. MacLeod witnessed the massacre and made sure his testimony at Killian's court martial got Killian locked up forever. Seventy years later, Killian is back to return the favor. Meanwhile, Amanda has found a new friend, Melissa, a young thief out for thrills. Melissa wants to be just like Amanda so she changes her hair and her clothes to look just like her -- so much so that Killian kidnaps her, thinking she's MacLeod's girlfriend.

Season 4, Episode 8: Reluctant Heroes Original Air Date: 13 November 1995 Writer: Scott Peters Director: Neill Fearnley Peter Outerbridge as Paul Kinman Kevin McNulty as David Markum Jill Teed as Kaayla Brooks Nicola Cavendish as Queen Anne Tony Scanling as Lord Keating Fred Henderson as Desantis Stephen Dimopoulos as Vince Petrovic Kevin Lesmister as Earl of Welsley Eileen Barrett as Alice Markum	Coming home from the movies, MacLeod and Richie witness a murder attempt on grocer David Markum. MacLeod saves Markum, but Markum's wife Alice is hit and killed. MacLeod and Richie go after the murderer and discover he's Immortal Paul Kinman just as the police arrive and arrest him. MacLeod wants Kinman's head. Kinman killed MacLeod's good friend Dennis Keating when they were in the court of Queen Anne. FBI agent Kaayla Brooks asks MacLeod and Richie if they can testify against Kinman, but MacLeod refuses because he can't kill Kinman if Kinman's in jail.

Season 4, Episode 9: The Wrath of Kali Original Air Date: 20 November 1995 Writer: David Tynan Director: Duane Clark Veena Sood as Shandra Devane Brent Stait as Colonel Ramsey Molly Parker as Alice Ramsey, Sue Mathew as Vashti Kabir Bedi as Kamir Alec Willows as Martin Millay	An ancient statue of the Hindu goddess Kali is purchased by the university where MacLeod teaches and is put on display. Its creator, Immortal Kamir, who has been searching for it for centuries, arrives determined to take it back to its' home in India. Deva Ennis, the half-Indian department chairman who found the piece for the university, is equally determined to keep it. MacLeod, who has known Kamir since the Raj period, when India was controlled by the British Empire, knows Kamir is the last of the Thugee, a cult who worshipped Kali by ritually strangling her enemies.

Season 4, Episode 10: Chivalry Original Air Date: 27 November 1995 Writer: Michael Mahoney, Sasha Reins Director: Paolo Barzman Emmanuelle Vaugier as Maria Alcobar Ann Turkel as Kristin] Peter Wingfield as Methos	Nearly 350 years ago, MacLeod was the devoted lover of Kristin Gilles, a beautiful Immortal who taught him to be a gentleman. When he found another love, Kristin refused to let him go, killing his new lover. Now Kristin is sharing her bed with another new Immortal full of potential -- Richie. Methos, who knows MacLeod has never been able to kill Kristin because of his strict code of honor, has arrived in town to watch the fireworks as MacLeod tries to convince Richie that his new-found love is dangerous.

Season 4, Episode 11: Timeless Original Air Date: 29 January 1996 Writer: Karen Harris Director: Duane Clark Ron Halder as Walter Graham Ocean Hellman as Alexa Bond Rae Dawn Chong as Claudia Brent Fidler as Jeremy Beaufort David MacKay as Gremio ]	World famous pianist Claudia Jarsine has a secret that even she doesn't know -- she's destined to become Immortal. Immortal impresario Walter Graham, who has guided the careers of mortal greats like Shakespeare, sees his chance to shepherd Claudia's genius forever and kills her, triggering her latent Immortality -- against MacLeod's better judgment. Meanwhile, Methos has fallen for Alexa, a waitress at Joe's who has a secret of her own.

Season 4, Episode 12: The Blitz Original Air Date: 5 February 1996 Writer: Morrie Ruvinsky Director: Paolo Barzman Moir as Diane Terrin Robert Iseman as Mike Tim Dixon as Harry Tracy Olson as Lord Sewell David Adams as Emcee	ER trauma surgeon Anne Lindsey responds to the call for help after an explosion devastates a subway station, but when a subsequent explosion rocks the station, Anne is trapped. MacLeod remembers WWII London where he and the woman he loved, reporter Diane Terrin, were trapped in a bombed air-raid shelter during the Blitz, running out of time and air. MacLeod is desperate to rescue Anne before he loses her like he lost Diane.

Season 4, Episode 13: Something Wicked Original Air Date: 12 February 1996 Writer: David Tynan Director: Dennis Berry Byron Chief-Moon as James Coltec Benjamin Ratner as Bryce Korland Darcy Laurie as Harry Kant Carla Temple as Denise Dan Muldoon as Captain	The Immortal Coltec is a Native American Hayoka -- a shaman whose responsibility is to take evil into himself to protect his people. After the massacre of MacLeod's Indian family in 1872, Coltec saved MacLeod by taking in the evil and rage he felt. Since the death of his tribe, Coltec has become Hayoka to the world, protecting it from evil Immortals. But Coltec's capacity for evil isn't endless and when evil finally overtakes hin, MacLeod must find a way to save Coltec without being drawn into the evil himself.

Season 4, Episode 14: Deliverance Original Air Date: 19 February 1996 Writer: David Tynan Director: Dennis Berry Kristin Minter as Rachel MacLeod Peter Wingfield as Methos Jim Byrnes as Joe Dawson	Conclusion to the previous episode. The ship ends up arriving in France, and Duncan kills a good immortal friend who was a psychiatrist named Sean. Methos arrives and tries to help Duncan but he keeps running away from him. Eventually there is enough good inside of Duncan for him to listen to Methos and Methos brings him to an undiscovered holy well. Inside the well Duncan fights emotionally with the dark side of himself and good Duncan wins. Arriving at his home in Paris, Rachel is there waiting for him.

Season 4, Episode 15: Promises Original Air Date: 26 February 1996 Writer: Lawrence Shore Director: Paolo Barzman Kristin Minter as Rachel MacLeod Ricco Ross as Kassim Ben Feitelson as Nasir Al Deneb Vernon Dobtcheff as Hamad Tomer Sisley as Reza Peta Wilson as Inspector Karim Salah as Boadin Al Deneb	In 1755, MacLeod made a promise in order to save the life of a young friend. It comes back to haunt him when Kassim, the Immortal to whom he made the promise, demands that MacLeod assassinate the tyrannical dictator of a small Middle Eastern country. When his refusal gets a good man killed and puts Rachel's life in jeopardy, MacLeod is torn between doing what he believes is right and keeping his promise.

Season 4, Episode 16: Methuselah's Gift Original Air Date: 28 April 1996 Writers: Michael Mahoney, Sasha Reins Director: Adrian Paul Anthony Hyde as Nathan Stern Jamie Harris as Daniel Geiger Nadia Cameron as Rebecca Horne	When masked thugs try to take Amanda's head in her sleep and steal the crystal given to her long ago by Rebecca, Amanda and MacLeod investigate. They discover the the crystal may be part of the Methuselah Stone, a mystic talisman said to impart eternal life and invulnerability to the wearer and that the person willing to kill Amanda to get it may be -- Methos?

Season 4, Episode 17: The Immortal Cimoli Original Air Date: 29 April 1996 Writer: Scott Peters Director: Yves Lafaye Crispin Bonham Carter as Danny Cimoli Simon Kunz as Damon Case Louise Vincent as Lina Cimoli Roger Lumont as Marco Mastina Patrick Mille as Jean Philippe de LeFaye III Stéphane Boucher as Edward Bellamy	Two-bit magician Danny Cimoli gets a whole new act when he's hit by a truck and becomes The Immortal Cimoli. Amanda and MecLeod find him in a circus, taking bullets in the heart to the delight of the audience and blissfully unaware he's now part of The Game. MacLeod tries to get Danny into shape when Crusader Damon Case comes to claim his head, but Danny's more interested in achieving "real" immortality -- going down in history as a magician even greater than Houdini.

Season 4, Episode 18: Through a Glass Darkly Original Air Date: 6 May 1996 Writer: Alan Swayze Director: Dennis Berry Dougray Scott as Warren Cochrane Gresby Nash as Andrew Donnelly Struan Rodger as Bonnie Prince Charlie Laura Marine as Nancy Goddard Luc Bernard as Inspector Deon F. Braun McAsh [ Innkeeper	MacLeod's old friend Warren Cochrane is hiding a horrible secret he can't bear to remember. Realizing that an Immortal who won't remember what he is is soon a dead Immortal, MacLeod tries to help Warren by reminding him of the history they shared together, of their battles for Scotland's freedom, and of their mission to return Bonnie Prince Charlie to the throne. But MacLeod might have helped his friend more by letting the past stay buried.

Season 4, Episode 19: Till Death Original Air Date: 13 May 1996 Writers: Michael Mahoney and Sacha Reins Director: Dennis Berry Jeremy Brudenell as Robert de Valicourt Cécile Pallas as Gina de Valicourt Michael J. Jackson as Sean Burns	When Gina and Robert de Valicourt met 300 years ago, even Gina's suitors MacLeod and Fitzcaim had to admit they were destined for each other. Each century, as Robert and Gina renewed their wedding vows before their friends and fellow Immortals, their love grew stronger. But now their marriage is on the rocks. MacLeod decides it's up to him to reunite the once happy couple, and he enlists a very unwilling accomplice in his cunning plan.

Season 4, Episode 20: Judgment Day Original Air Date: 20 May 1996	Dawson's life is on the line when the Watchers try him on the charge of treason for his friendship with MacLeod. Watcher deaths have risen dramatically since Dawson first told MacLeod about the Watchers and the Tribunal is determined to punish Joe and stop the killing. MacLeod and Dawson argue his case, but even as the trial goes on, the Watcher killings continue.

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Season Five

Season 5, Episode 1: One Minute to Midnight Original Air Date: 23 September 1996	Immortals and Watchers are poised at the brink of war. On the orders of the Watcher Tribunal, every Watcher in Europe is hunting for MacLeod, to bring him in dead or alive. MacLeod discovers that the real killer is Jacob Galati, a Gypsy MacLeod once travelled with, who has vowed to destroy all the mortals who wear the Watcher tattoo, convinced they are all out to destroy Immortals.

Season 5, Episode 2: Prophecy Original Air Date: 30 September 1996	When MacLeod was but a wee lad in the village of Glenfinnan, he thought Cassandra, the Witch of Donan Woods, was only a myth, a fairy tale concocted by crafty old men to frighten unwary children-- until the night she found him alone in Donan Woods. Now, four hundred years later, Cassandra comes to MacLeod again, this time to tell him of his role in an ancient prophecy -- that only Duncan MacLeod can challenge and defeat the voice of darkness.

Season 5, Episode 3: The End of Innocence Original Air Date: 7 October 1996	The last time Richie Ryan saw Duncan MacLeod, MacLeod was about to take his head. He was stopped by Dawson's bullet, but Richie's world was shattered. Now Richie's back -- kicking butt and taking heads. One of those heads belonged to Carter Wellan, and now Wellan's good friend Haresh Clay is out to avange his comrade. MacLeod has his own long-time grudge against Clay, who humiliated and destroyed one of MacLeod's finest teachers. MacLeod must try to rebuild Richie's trust while they vie to be the one to face Clay in combat.

Season 5, Episode 4: Manhunt Original Air Date: 14 October 1996	Carl Robinson, the former slave turned baseball player, has finally found the good life as a Major Leagues star -- but when Carl is challenged by another Immortal and witnesses find him standing over the decapitated body, Carl is forced to go on the run from the cops. He turns to MacLeod for help when he is pursued by lawman Matthew McCormick, who has more than just a professional interest in taking Carl into custody.

Season 5, Episode 5: Glory Days Original Air Date: 21 October 1996	MacLeod has to deal with Johnny K, a teenaged hood who doesn't play by the Immortal rules. And Joe has to deal with an old girlfriend.

Season 5, Episode 6: Dramatic License Original Air Date: 28 October 1996	Duncan finds himself cast in a romance novel along with an old opponent. Duncan wants to know how much the author, Carolyn Marsh, knows about him, but his rival wants to kill her.

Season 5, Episode 7: Money No Object Original Air Date: 4 November 1996	MacLeod and Amanda are reunited with Cory Raines, the charming, smooth-talking "Clyde" to Amanda's "Bonnie" during their five-state crime spree in the 1920s. Amanda, always ready for a little larceny, is tempted by the carefree and adventurous lifestyle Cory offers her and takes him up on the offer when she realizes MacLeod won't beg her to stay with him. But MacLeod rides to the rescue when one of Cory's schemes goes astray.

Season 5, Episode 8: Haunted Original Air Date: 11 November 1996	Jennifer Hill believes the spirit of her dead husband Alec, an Immortal, is still with her. She comes to Alec's old friend MacLeod and begs him to appease Alec's spirit by whacking the son-of-a-bitch who took Alec Hill's head. Richie finds himself strangely attracted to the grieving young widow -- until he realizes he's the son-of-a-bitch who took Alec Hill's head.

Season 5, Episode 9: Little Tin God Original Air Date: 18 November 1996	Derek's faith in God helped save him from a violent life on the urban streets. When the young gospel singer is killed in a drive-by shooting, he awakens in the arms of God and is given the gift of eternal life. But what's he to do when that God recruits him as a warrior in the Holy War against Satan...and Satan turns out to be Duncan MacLeod?

Season 5, Episode 10: The Messenger Original Air Date: 25 November 1996	Richie's found a new teacher: an Immortal who preaches a message of peace. An Immortal who believes that all Immortals can lay down their swords and live together as brothers. An Immortal who claims to be the oldest of their kind still alive -- Methos. Will laying down his sword in the name of peace mean Richie will lose his head? And what does this mean for the friend MacLeod already calls Methos?

Season 5, Episode 11: The Valkyrie Original Air Date: 27 January 1997	In 1944, Ingrid Henning had the chance to kill Adolf Hitler and failed. She's been atoning for that failure ever since by killing dictators, tyrants, racists, and fascists who might have the potential to become as dangerous. MacLeod has a chance to stop her before she kills more mortals, but by stopping her, does MacLeod commit the same evil for which he's judged her guilty?


Season 5, Episode 12: Comes a Horseman Original Air Date: 3 February 1997 Writer: David Tynan Director: Gérard Hameline Peter Wingfield as Methos Valentine Pelka as Kronos Richard Ridings as Silas Marcus Testory as Caspian Tracy Scoggins as Cassandra Jim Byrnes as Joe Dawson	In flashback to 1867 Texas, Duncan is part of a posse after Immortal Koren and his gang of raiders. In modern day, Duncan's friend Immortal Cassandra is also after Koren, but she tells Duncan he is also Kronos, one of the Four Horsemen who brought terror and death to mankind through the ages. Meanwhile, Cassandra reveals Methos was also one of the Horsemen, which shocks Duncan into ending their friendship.

Season 5, Episode 13: Revelation 6:8 Original Air Date: 10 February 1997	One by one, Kronos is putting the Four Horsemen back together. Once they struck fear in the hearts of men with sword and axe. Today, their weapons of destruction are different, but their goal is the same: to bring mankind what it fears most, the Apocalypse. Only Duncan MacLeod stands between them and the end of the world.

Season 5, Episode 14: The Ransom of Richard Redstone Original Air Date: 17 February 1997	The Chateau LeMartin has been in Marina's family for generations, but now the slimy Carlo Capodimonte threatens to foreclose on an old loan and take the chateau for himself. Desperate to save the family heritage, Marina kidnaps an American millionaire in order to pay off the loan. Unfortunately for Marina, the rich and charming "Richard Redstone" she has tied up in the cellar is none other than Richie Ryan.

Season 5, Episode 15: Duende Original Air Date: 24 February 1997	Spanish swordplay, like Spanish dancing, is equal parts passion, skill, and strict discipline. The Immortal Otavio Consone is a master of both. An arrogant Spaniard who 150 years ago tried to teach MacLeod the sword art called "The Mysterious Circle," Consone vied with MacLeod for the hand of a beautiful senorita, with tragic results. Now MacLeod must protect a Flamenco artist and her daughter from Consone's revenge.

Season 5, Episode 16: The Stone of Scone Original Air Date: 21 April 1997	According to official statements by the British government, the theft of the Stone of Scone, the legendary royal throne of Scotland, from Westminster Abbey in 1950 was simply a rowdy schoolboy prank. But was it? Or was it actually the bungled work of three rather hapless Immortals, attempting to fulfill a promise made centuries before?

Season 5, Episode 17: Double Jeopardy Original Air Date: 28 April 1997	Are MacLeod and the police seeing a ghost when the evidence in a diamond theft and poison gas murder points to the very evil, but very dead, Xavier St. Cloud? CID Agent Renee Delaney returns to ask for MacLeod's help in finding the killer. Could it be Xavier or simply a memorial to a fallen teacher by Xavier's former student, Morgan D'Estaing?

Season 5, Episode 18: Forgive Us Our Trespasses Original Air Date: 5 May 1997 Writers: Dom Tordjmann Director: Paolo Barzman Stan Kirsch as Richie Ryan Jim Byrnes as Joe Dawson Peter Wingfield as Methos Elizabeth Gracen as Amanda	After the Scottish massacre at the Battle of Culloden in 1746, Duncan MacLeod was a man possessed, obsessed, with killing the English bastards who had destroyed his people. Now Immortal Steven Keane has come to make MacLeod pay for his murderous crimes. Amanda urges MacLeod to take Keane's head and be done with it, but in his heart MacLeod knows that Keane is right -- he is a murderer -- and that Keane is judging him just like MacLeod has judged so many others.

Season 5, Episode 19: The Modern Prometheus Original Air Date: 12 May 1997	Lord Byron, the brilliant Romantic poet, is alive and well and living the decadent life of a rock star. He lives life way over the edge and has taken some promising young musicians over the edge with him. When following in Byron's footsteps tragically ends the life of Dawson's protege, MacLeod is faced with a decision -- is the beauty and genius that is Byron worth the cost?

Season 5, Episode 20: Archangel Original Air Date: 19 May 199	The dead are walking the streets of Paris. The forces of evil are coming. Is MacLeod being readied for some higher calling -- or is he simply losing his mind?

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Season Six


Season 6, Episode 1: Avatar Original Air Date: 5 October 1997	Every thousand years, the Zoroastrian demon, Ahriman, returns to wreak havoc on the earth. He has already brought destruction to Duncan MacLeod's world, having caused Richie's death at Duncan's hand. But now MacLeod returns to Paris to take up his mantle as Champion and vows to destroy Ahriman. Sophie Baines knows how to defeat the demon, but is she MacLeod's ally, or another pawn in Ahriman's game?

Season 6, Episode 2: Armageddon Original Air Date: 12 October 1997	It's showdown time between Ahriman and the Champion, Duncan MacLeod. With the help of Father Beaufort and Joe Dawson, MacLeod begins to find a crack in Evil's armor. But they soon learn that anyone who helps the Champion becomes fair game for the demon. Joe is torn by guilt as Watchers -- friends -- are murdered by Ahriman, while Father Beaufort has his own inner demons to contend with. Not even Holy Ground is sanctuary, as MacLeod wrestles with Ahriman in the final battle... Armageddon.

Season 6, Episode 3: Sins of the Father Original Air Date: 19 October 1997	Now that his grandson, Carl, manages the bank, George Thomas can relax with his old friend, Duncan MacLeod. But the good life is cut short when George's car explodes in a ball of flames -- leaving MacLeod to find George's killer. The trail leads to Alex Raven, a beautiful Immortal with a taste for danger and a fifty-year-old promise to fulfill... no matter what the cost.

Season 6, Episode 4: Diplomatic Immunity Original Air Date: 26 October 1997	Embezzler, charmer, con man extraordinaire, Willie Kingsley has a knack for turning up dead... and profiting from it handsomely. But when one last con goes wrong, his mortal wife pays for the scheme with her life. Willie turns to Duncan MacLeod to help him track down her killer. MacLeod wants justice... but all Willie wants is revenge.

Season 6, Episode 5: Patient Number 7 Original Air Date: 2 November 1997	Police at her heels, killers on her trail, Kyra is on the run, with no memory of who -- or what -- she is. In the streets of Paris, she runs into Dunacn MacLeod. MacLeod spins a wild story: that he and Kyra were lovers three hundred years ago. That she is a soldier, a warrior. That she is Immortal. Kyra doesn't believe a word of it... But if it isn't true, why is someone after her head?

Season 6, Episode 6: Black Tower Original Air Date: 9 November 1997	Four hundred years ago, Devon Marek was a spoiled aristocrat with a passion for the hunt. His first teacher, Duncan MacLeod, forced him to give up his lands and title when he became Immortal -- and Marek's never forgiven him for it. Today Marek has built his own empire -- and now hunts his most dangerous prey: MacLeod.

Season 6, Episode 7: Unusual Suspects Original Air Date: 16 November 1997	It's 1929, and Hugh Fitzcairn is enjoying the life of a manor lord. He has good friends, a beautiful wife, trusted servants . . . until one of his nearest and dearest "murders" him. He calls in his old friend, Duncan MacLeod, to help him uncover his own murderer -- before more bodies start piling up.

Season 6, Episode 8: Justice Original Air Date: 23 November 1997	When Immortal Katya's adopted daughter is murdered, the courts let the killer walk free. Now Katya's an avenging angel, determined to see justice done... even if it means crossing Duncan MacLeod.

Season 6, Episode 9: Deadly Exposure Original Air Date: 31 January 1998	All bounty hunter Reagan Cole wanted was a holiday in Paris with fellow Immortal Duncan MacLeod. What she found was international intrigue, a hunky underwear model, and a terrorist with a million-dollar price on his head... What's a gal gotta do to get a vacation nowadays?

Season 6, Episode 10: Two of Hearts Original Air Date: 2 February 1998	Centuries ago, Bartholomew sent thousands to their deaths during the Crusades, amassing a fortune in God's name. Now Immortal Katherine is determined to take his head - if only she can keep her mortal husband, Nick, from interfering with The Game.

Season 6, Episode 11: Indiscretions Original Air Date: 3 May 1998	Methos and Joe Dawson are thrown together when past indiscretions threaten the present. DePasqua has hunted Methos for two hundred years. He's not about to let a mere mortal get in his way... especially if the mortal is a Watcher.

Season 6, Episode 12: To Be Original Air Date: 10 May 1998 Writer: David Tynan Director: Richard Martin Martin McDougall Theirry Langerak Alexandre Zambeaux Kathleen McGoldrick Olivier Vitran	The stirring finale, in which Duncan McLeod makes the ultimate sacrifice to save the lives of Amanda and Joe Dawson... then reunites with old friend Hugh Fitzcairn and gets a look at what the world - and his friends' lives - would be like without him.

Season 6, Episode 13: Not to Be Original Air Date: 17 May 1998 Writer: David Tynan Director: Dennis Berry Stan Kirsch Jim Byrnes Elizabeth Gracen Peter Wingfield	Fitz died three hundred years ago... Horton has taken over the Watchers... Joe Dawson has been reduced to a bitter, penniless vagrant... Amanda is a black widow... and Methos has rejoined the Horsemen to avenge his fiance's death. If you think that's bad, just wait till you find out what's happened to Richie and Tessa.

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