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Join Travis Crawford and Audie Norman as they watch Highlander: The Series and break it down for you. Is it still good, over 20 years later? In the end, there can be only One....hundred and nineteen episodes of this series
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Nick is hired to protect an actress who has received death threats. However, upon closer inspection, he realizes that the shooter is actually an immortal who used to work for the NSA with Bert Myers, and he has a score to settle with his former co-worker.
Having rescued Nick from near death, Bert Myers nurses him back to health. Afterward, they look for Korda. Meanwhile, Amanda, after hearing that Nick was injured while looking for Korda, goes to Paris to settle the score. Also, Korda gets his counterfeit operation underway.
Joe Dawson arrives to tell Amanda that Andre Korda, the immortal who taught her how to fight, is in town, and he still wants Amanda to be at his side while he uses mortals to get what he wants. Wanting to protect Amanda, Nick goes after Korda.
While preparing security plans for an exhibit featuring a very expensive diamond, a former colleague of Nick is drugged by a disguised man. Worried that the security of the exhibit may be compromised, he asks Nick for help. Meanwhile, Amanda is courted by immortal Darryl Keenan--the same person who wants to steal the diamond--and he wants Amanda's help
Lucy discovers that Wilson Geary, the immortal that killed her immortal husband Marco Becker many years ago, is in town, and she decides to take her revenge.
Bert Myers hires Amanda to help him break into the house of an industrialist under the guise of stealing files to help Nick--but in reality, the files that Myers wants to steal contain information regarding his former life as a spy. When the industrialist winds up dead, Amanda and Nick decide to find out exactly what Myers is up to.
Carl Magnus' brother Donald, a Gulf War veteran, is killed by immortal John Ray Fielding, who served with Donald, and Nick sets out to find the killer. Meanwhile, Fielding attempts to settle an old score he has with Amanda, which dates back to World War I
A baseball prospect who was convicted of murdering his manager is out of prison, and he is targeting the people responsible for putting him there--including Nick, who was the lead detective on the case.
Amanda attempts to steal a medallion that was once given to her by a former slave who she befriended, but the job is interrupted by two other thieves who trip the alarm. When one of the thieves turns up dead, only to walk away later, Nick begins to wonder if he's immortal, but Amanda doesn't think so because she didn't detect him.
An old friend of Amanda believes his son was murdered, but the police consider it an accident. So Amanda gets Nick to help her find out the truth, which involves government agents and conspiracies
Nick gets himself in the middle of an international incident when he's contracted to do a little espionage for his friend. He needs a safe cracker, and Amanda is the best one he knows. So he brings her along. But she's also being stalked by an Immortal who wants her head.
Nick is working private security, when his detail is shot by a sniper. He chases the shooter down and shoots him, knocking him off the building many stories to the street. But when the body goes missing, Nick goes to Amanda for any answers she might have. Does she know the man in the photograph? And can Nick bring him to justice?
Nick, now off the Police force, tries to stop an old man from being mugged in an alley, only to find out it wasn't a mugging, but a hit. Amanda steps in to help and realizes the hit man is an old nemesis of hers. Now she has to tell Nick about her immortality, and that the man he wants to hunt down, can't be killed
Audie and Travis have watched all 6 seasons of Highlander. And all 5 of the movies. Also the animated series and the animated movie. There's no more Highlander to watch. Or is there? Turns out, there is a spin off. Highlander: The Raven follows Amanda and the boys watched the first episode. So, what do they think so far?
Did you know there was a Highlander Anime? Released in 2007, Travis and Audie decided to watch it. So was it any good? How does it stack up to the rest of the Highlander franchise? And should there have been more?
This isn't the end my friends. Let's Watch Highlander will return and we will be watching Highlander: The Raven, all 13 episodes, so stay tuned for that
Well, we've done it. We've watched all 6 seasons of Highlander: The Series. Let's recap the 6th and final season, and give out some awards. Also, Audie and I will talk about the series as a whole, and where we go from here.
Duncan is still in the land of limbo, seeing a world where he never existed. He knows what became of Amanda and Joe, but Tessa is still alive in this reality. And what happened to Richie without MacLeod there to teach him?
When Amanda and Joe are kidnapped, Duncan agrees to give himself up in exchange for them. But during a scuffle, he is shot and "dies", where he is met in a form a purgatory by Hugh Fitzcairn, who shows the Highlander what the world would be like with out Duncan MacLeod of the Clan MacLeod
Duncan is off in London, but Methos is back in Paris. And he runs in to Joe, who just so happens to be in a bit of a predicament. Seems a new Watcher has gotten herself caught by immortal Morgan Walker, who also has old beef with the 5000 year old man. But Amy is more than just a new Watcher to Joe...
A unique episode in the series, as there is no main cast memebers in it. That's right, a Highlander episode without the titular Highlander himself. So, as the 5th potential spin-off candidate, was this one any good? And does the show suffer with there being no tie to the leads at all? Let's find out...
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