Let's Watch Highlander

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...

Duncan stops an assassination of a Newspaper owner from Argentina, but finds out he killed the Immortal assassin's adopted daughter. Now he has to reconcile justice for the one killed, with his own sense that killing won't fix the problem... The third episode of season 6 to introduce a potential Spin Off character, this time Immortal Katya

It's October of 1929, and Hugh Fitzcairn is having his yearly get together with friends, when he is poisoned! Duncan arrives at his funeral, where Fitz asks him to help figure out who wanted him dead, and how they can get his money back!

When his date is kidnapped, Duncan must go to a building owned by someone from his past who has a grudge against him. Can MacLeod survive 4 trained assassins, and a building set to be like a video game?

A young woman is attacked while in a mental ward, but escapes. When she runs in to Mac on the streets of Paris, he recognizes her, but she has no idea who he is, or who she is. But some powerful Russian mobsters are after her. And of course, Duncan is here to help

When the son of an American diplomat kills the wife of an immortal who was trying to run a con on him, what will Duncan do? Avenge his friend's loss? Or protect another friends son?

Duncan sees a friend of his killed in an automobile explosion and an immortal he had a run in many years ago leaving the scene. He confronts Alex Raven about the issue, but she claims she wasn't trying to kill anyone. So who is Mac to believe, Alex, or his friends Grandson?

Ahriman is still tormenting Duncan, but now he's turning his gaze to Joe as well. Can Mac defeat him before it's too late? Or will the world fall in to darkness and the Highlander meet his match?

Richie is gone, and MacLeod has been missing for over a year. But the demon Ahriman is still out there, still tormenting, and still haunting Mac. Returning to Paris determined to defeat the ancient evil, he will need the help of his friend Dawson. But will that be enough?

Audie and Travis were lucky enough to interview Roger Bellon, the composer for all of the Highlander Series. It's a fun interview and we definitely learned a few things. Enjoy!

We've come to the end of season 5. So, let's recap the season and talk about what we liked and what we didn't like. And hand out a couple of awards

An ancient demon is awoken after 1000 years, and the only one who can stop him is Duncan MacLeod. But, will anyone else believe the demon is even real? Anyone except for Richie that is. He has Duncan's back, no matter what happens...

In 1720, Hugh Fitzcairn and Duncan tried to steal the Crown Jewels, but failed. Then, in 1950, Amanda joined the two, and together they tried to steal the Stone of Scone. They didn't fail, but Amanda got more than she bargained for...

Duncan and Richie take in some Flamenco dancing at a local club owned by a friend of Mac's when they find out her daughter is involved with an old rival of MacLeod's. He also has a history with Anna. Passion and tempers will run high, but who will come out on top?

Part 2 following Comes a Horseman, Duncan and Cassandra track the two foes, Kronos and Methos to Romania as they look for their brothers in conquest, Silas and Caspian. But is Methos really ready to ride as Death again? Or does he have some other game in play?

A man from Duncan's pasts arrives in town, and is being chased by Cassandra. She then accuses Methos of once being one of the Four Horsemen, killing their way across two continents. But is it true? Could Methos be capable of that?

Duncan was part of Operation Valkyrie during WWII, and they failed to kill their target. Now, 50 years later, Ingrid has become an assassin and won't let anything stop her from killing tyrants and dictators. Not even her old friend Duncan.

Richie crosses paths with a mysterious immortal calling himself Methos, preaching peace amongst their kind and an end to all the killing. But is it too good to be true? Well, he'll have to ask the actual Methos, who is back in town after a trip around the world. Meanwhile, Duncan is dealing with an old adversary from his time working the Underground Railroad during the Civil War