Highlander

MacLeod fulfills a 200-year-old vow to protect the family of a samurai.

Richie's former girlfriend returns with a toddler she claims to be his son.

A Balkan uprising reunites MacLeod with a charismatic Immortal.

When Dawson's girlfriend is murdered, MacLeod realizes the killer is the same Immortal who stole an artifact under his protection.

A newly Immortal woman is only interested in fun and adventure.

An old friend of MacLeod's, Cullen, is burnt out from centuries of playing "The Game."

A 10-year-old asks for protection when his immortal benefactor loses his head.

After she leaves him upon learning of his immortality, a craftsman hounds his former love.

MacLeod has visions of his death by the sword of a dark-hooded figure.

A philanderer with a tape of MacLeod's Quickening sees a way to get rid of his wife.

To save himself, a petty criminal delivers MacLeod to a gangster bent on vengeance.

Dawson wonders why a new Immortal has been so lucky in his fights.

MacLeod recognizes a resurrected religious leader as an Immortal war criminal.

An evil Immortal exposed by MacLeod returns to exact his revenge.

When Hugh Fitzcarin is framed for murder, MacLeod suspects the true culprit is Kalas.

If Kalas can defeat Methos, the oldest Immortal, he may be able to destroy MacLeod.

After a street gang kills her mortal husband, Celtic warrior Cierdwyn seeks revenge.

Tasha is put on the stand to testify against the Immortal Kristov, a Russian drug dealer.

A Nazi seeks vengeance against Father Bernard, a former French Resistance operative.

MacLeod acts a a go-between to ransom a Leonardo da Vinci sketch.

Amanda accidentally helps Kalas escape from prison while trying to do MacLeod a favor.

Kalas gives MacLeod an ultimatum that could cost him his existence.