Man you can see Alexandra Vandernoot's evolution as an actor really shine in this episode. She gives you the impression that she is genuinely the character she plays. The writing started getting exponentially better in these later episodes.
My stepfather taught me to swim. He took me to the end of the pier every morning at dawn. And threw me off. Swimming in was easy, getting out of burlap sack was hard.
@grundik1 IIncorrectly regarded as goofs: Episode 1.20, "Avenging Angel", features a swordfight between two immortals that appears to be on holy ground.However, the site is actually a museum displaying religious artifacts from the crusades. The confusion arises because footage from this fight is seen in the opening credits of later episodes as the narrator speaks of holy ground.
Mac McWilliams Agreed. Sometimes I find her a little annoying. However I know through it all she’s one of the best things of this show. She was great in this episode damn.
He thought he would kill for the lord, he killed with bare hands and a sword, and he was very proud, til he met Duncan McLeod, and now he,s a headlength too short...
2021 we still exist and celebrate our long life with the Highlander! To God be the glory for this wonderful series which tackles life, death, survival, love & friendship.
Most of the Highlander Episodes was related to religion and faith in God that's why Higjlander The Series and Franchise was so success because of the moral values it teaches more than the action it has full of drama then you will be excite with their climatic sword fight. Duncan was really my tv hero of all time!
"that's why Higjlander The Series and Franchise was so success " Uh, no. That is actually one of the things that detracts from it. What made it a success was cool sword fights.
Tessa was a little judgemental in this episode. "He's insane!" Maybe he started ranting about how he healed instantly and couldn't be killed and the army thought he'd lost his mind? OK, he actually WAS crazy, but she should realise how unsettling it would be to discover you were immortal (and it's not as if she'd spoken to the guy to make any judgement). Though she did do pretty well in talking her way out of trouble when he finally did show up. Also, I'm continually amazed at the TARDIS like dimensions of the inside of the barge. That place is huge!
Martin Kemp is a pretty good actor. I kind of wish they had closed this episode out with "True" or "Through the Barricades". (For those who didn't know, Kemp is the bassist for Spandau Ballet.)
i absolutely LOVED Darius, but he was not on the show for very long at all as the wondaful actor that played him passed away unexpectedly early on in the series.
Alexandra is a very credible actress. I enjoy her interactions with the other characters. Incredibly, she rated hardly a mention in the book about this series. What's with that?
Yes, regrettably her carrier did not went to far .like with Catharina Schell ( MAYA in SPACE 1999) Fine actresses you are surprised they never became real Super Stars.
very nice episode. Not just the psychotic killer part, but how different friends end up in in life. It reminds me of my friend circle breaking up as time passes once we made our own choices. Some too ashamed of what they are now, while some are too proud, while I stay neither growing nor falling. None of us ever met again.
Martin has said in a couple interviews that during his time in L.A. he was contacted a couple times to play a role as Nichols Cage's brother as many people thought they resembled a lot. www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-4429784/Martin-Kemp-iconic-feet-flying-high-kissing-Cilla.html
"Thou shalt not kill" is only in the King James Version. In those time to kill meant to murder without just cause. In any modern bible it is "Thou shalt no commit murder."
The guy has been immortal for a week and could actually use weapons to fight Duncan for a whole minute? Lol. I did fencing. It's not as easy as hitting two pieces of metal together with your opponent. The sword can easily fly off your hand if you don't know how to even hold it properly.
He was SAS before, so that could explain his combat experience. But you're right, his experience with bladed weapons would not be enough to take on someone with 400 years of sword-fighting experience.
I would suggest that Duncan was letting him tire first before dispatching him, and being cautious; one of Duncan's own ploys is to appear less able than he is, especially when wounded, and then jump an overconfident opponent. This would make Duncan cautious in turn, especially when fighting an insane combat veteran.
@grundik1 he said he was an S.A.S commando. but the whole templar fortress would be holy ground they were a religous order. clossest thing to warrior monks europe had
Since i’ve seen this series several times, certain titles make me 🙄. But i know in two minutes i’ll be into it 💯. lol so i persevere. Ain’t i swell?! 😬
Martin Kemp has aged very well over the years, a little too well. Some 28 years later and he still pretty much looks the same with the exception of his now white hair. He must be an real-life immortal... I know that much is... true!
to answer anyone else and the further wondering to if they fought on holy ground first realise that its just a show, and secondly the scene before the fight duncan says that its the templars headquarters which is not holy ground by any means! further references would be to watch carefully the scenes they are on holy ground most of the time its a graveyard or an obvious church. Most churches don't have suits of armor in them either. Or wells for that matter.
9:39 For a sleezy Bar this place is much to spacious and clean. The Wako - Ca- or Cae- is an Old English Prefix meaning DEAR. So the name CAEHILL also translates in modern English as DEAR´S HILL
17:07 Here the script must be written by someoine not so experienced with the shows basics. Because Tess is usually described as a tough, streetwise lady with a strong sense for the human nature and a realistic view on folks.Yet In this eptisode she comes over somewhat naive not understanding what her youth´s friend really does for a living. - even though it is rather clear to the viewer not just because of the scene just before
@@garydflatt4904 the only help for him is Dr. MacLeod's pioneering surgical procedure called head-lop-off-ectomy. It cures all immortal mental health issues with its single dose
Oh my gods . . . You've gotta love the wool knitting in place of chain maille . . . I guess the costume designer couldn't make the trip to her local SCA or RenFaire?
@blacktronlego Fanfiction nothing. The "Quickening on holy ground caused Vesuvius to erupt" notion comes from the episode "Little Tin God" in Season 5. Joe tells Duncan that it's the only mention in the Watchers records of an Immortal killing on holy ground and even then its just a legend, never actually confirmed.
For that matter why don't immortals wear neck armor? I mean, one day Mac's gonna end up fighting some dude wearing a gorget and his sword won't cut it....
Once you learn a knife, swords aren't too much different. It's just a matter of learning to avoid the blade. I learned much of my sword skills through sheer practice.
It's a movie a show, people that look for faults and things when they're watching them and they know they're a show or a movie got more of a problem than the writers of the script, because they have the right to write the script how they want and people's opinions are like a joke, try to enjoy things don't ruin it for other people because you've got an opinion.
I don't know what's right, but FYI, imdb.com says Avenging Angel 5/1/1993 is BEFORE Eye of the Beholder, 5/8/1993, not that they're always right, being fan-contributed. imdb. com/title/tt0103442/episodes?season=1&ref_=tt_eps_sn_1
technically old templar buildings are forifications and strongholds with religious symbolism throughout. There were always chapels inside...I guess that's were holy ground would be...
He had already won at that point, he was just finishing the guy. I like the comparison with Richie. If the guy hadn't been insane, he would probably have let him go. I wonder if Mako would have accepted to fuck off in exchange for Richie not killing him.
@@PhilippeCarphin in Richie's defense, Mako did deliberately run down the woman he was after and before that even called himself the law when Duncan suggested to him they call the police
this beheading was more like the inside of a castle than a rectory or church or a typical holy ground dwelling. I could be wrong, but I think thats why the fight could be sanctioned.
Here are the two biggest problems with this series: that it takes place after the original film instead of before, and that it introduced the concept of new Immortals coming into existence during the Gathering.
After season one they didn't mention the gathering anymore. I think the writers just changed things as they went and they just expect the fans to forget about what had before
But, on holy ground, though. Something weird should have happened. In S5.E9 - Little Tin God - Dawson told MacLeod of how two Immortals went at it on holy ground and that oddly enough, soon after the volcano at Pompeii erupted. In Highlander 3: The Final Dimension (1994) - we saw Connnor's nigh indestructible katana blade mysteriously shatter after fighting on holy ground. So accordingly this fight broke that rule? And even if this guy was former SAS and had combat experience that would not be enough to go up again MacLeod.
Very true since it's obviously not just Christian holy ground. I would imagine anything which has been blessed or sanctified in some way. Someone said this was on the grave of an excomunicato templar knight, so I guess it wouldn't qualify.
I can understand you. In the last season the producers brought Lord Byron into the circle of the immortals! It's also a point that I liked, but I think in the 90's the producers were very careful and didn't want to do risky things! Jacques de Molay as an immortal is a cool idea, no question about that.
@elviade Yes. I only had the thought that an Immortal was a Knight of the Temple and survived till "today". Cahill wasn't a knight and that disappointed me.
@@Exodianecross1978 we had Damon Case but he was unwavering in his interpretation of the rules of the Game and lost his head over it. Even Duncan didn't want to take his head much less fight him..
They have to use a Machette and a weapon with a bayonette. Clubs... Iron bars... And there goes. Isnt that hard to face Mac with that training at all. Kind of impossible its *win*.
🤷♀️ That’s because she keeps coming back MONOLITH 2045. “Nine years ago”, “seven years ago”, “five years ago”. Haven’t seen anything lately though. Maybe she’ll come back? 🙋🏼♀️
because there is a difference between the devout and the fanatical oh and i'll give you one guess as to why richie is in amsterdam i'll give you a hint it starts with a w and rythmes with seed
Finally decided to put this out there, this show has what has to be the most bad ass opening song of any series!
Man you can see Alexandra Vandernoot's evolution as an actor really shine in this episode. She gives you the impression that she is genuinely the character she plays. The writing started getting exponentially better in these later episodes.
"The Lord had nothing to do with why your stepfather beat you."
Thank you Duncan.
Colin MacKinnon My American step father beat me, it had *nothing* to do with the Lord!
My mother beat me. It has nothing to do with the lord 🤷♀️
My stepfather taught me to swim. He took me to the end of the pier every morning at dawn. And threw me off. Swimming in was easy, getting out of burlap sack was hard.
@@garydflatt4904 😂😂😂😂
"You won't do it."
He didn't know Duncan very well, did he?
Good locations of Paris used for this Highlander episode. Martin Kemp is good actor and really brought out that intensity at times.
Great actresses, that plays Elaine and Tessa. Martin Kemp is a great actor, as well!
"now pretend you're tired" classic line! This series has more classic than a leopard has spots.
That quickening was too big for an immortal with no kills
@grundik1 IIncorrectly regarded as goofs: Episode 1.20, "Avenging Angel", features a swordfight between two immortals that appears to be on holy ground.However, the site is actually a museum displaying religious artifacts from the crusades.
The confusion arises because footage from this fight is seen in the opening credits of later episodes as the narrator speaks of holy ground.
CLASSY how Duncan keeled for the quickening 😎
Tessa, shown in the late part of this episode, has proven once again that she is one of smartest characters in the series.
Mac McWilliams Tessa ugh
Mac McWilliams Agreed. Sometimes I find her a little annoying. However I know through it all she’s one of the best things of this show. She was great in this episode damn.
Not to mention easy on the eyes.
That was quick thinking, and she redeems herself after suggesting that an immortal serial killer just needs a good psychiatrist.
Tessa think quick which save her from that lunatic. I love how Duncan defend her he id real man.
That was smooth thinking on her feet. Tessa got that quick witt. That was intense! 😎😎😎
He thought he would kill for the lord,
he killed with bare hands and a sword,
and he was very proud,
til he met Duncan McLeod,
and now he,s a headlength too short...
2021 we still exist and celebrate our long life with the Highlander! To God be the glory for this wonderful series which tackles life, death, survival, love & friendship.
Most of the Highlander Episodes was related to religion and faith in God that's why Higjlander The Series and Franchise was so success because of the moral values it teaches more than the action it has full of drama then you will be excite with their climatic sword fight. Duncan was really my tv hero of all time!
Faith is not moral.
Moral is secular.
Moral is reason.
There is no god.
Any god.
@@science212 there are no atheist in a fox hole
"that's why Higjlander The Series and Franchise was so success "
Uh, no.
That is actually one of the things that detracts from it.
What made it a success was cool sword fights.
@@CiroMastino "there are no atheist in a fox hole"
As an atheist who has been in a foxhole or two, screw you.
Tessa was a little judgemental in this episode. "He's insane!" Maybe he started ranting about how he healed instantly and couldn't be killed and the army thought he'd lost his mind? OK, he actually WAS crazy, but she should realise how unsettling it would be to discover you were immortal (and it's not as if she'd spoken to the guy to make any judgement). Though she did do pretty well in talking her way out of trouble when he finally did show up.
Also, I'm continually amazed at the TARDIS like dimensions of the inside of the barge. That place is huge!
Good to see Martin Kemp in Highlander!
Oh, Mac... So wise, so perfect.
Martin Kemp is a pretty good actor. I kind of wish they had closed this episode out with "True" or "Through the Barricades". (For those who didn't know, Kemp is the bassist for Spandau Ballet.)
Or Duncan could have whistled True after he took the guy's head.
When Xavier and Duncan fought I wish they played She drives me crazy😂😂
@@chrismc410 😂😂😂
No matter how good, how sharp, that katana is not going to cut through that chainmail to behead the guy.
but it can hurt real bad and leave an awful mark!
It wasn't chain , it was cloth look closely. It's a museum.
Martin kemp was a guest on The Wright Stuff, this morning. Here, in Britain, of course.
Very good episode. The actor playing the lunatic was splendid, very shakespearen, only a Brit!!
Unfortunately Mac was wrong about the Templars. Sad!
perhaps there wasn't enough time to do so. otherwise asking Darius to intervene would have been a brilliant idea.
i absolutely LOVED Darius, but he was not on the show for very long at all as the wondaful actor that played him passed away unexpectedly early on in the series.
Alexandra is a very credible actress. I enjoy her interactions with the other characters. Incredibly, she rated hardly a mention in the book about this series. What's with that?
Yes, regrettably her carrier did not went to far .like with Catharina Schell ( MAYA in SPACE 1999) Fine actresses you are surprised they never became real Super Stars.
@@rogerlynch5279 I understand she left the series to be with her family. The separation was too much of a sacrifice.
very nice episode. Not just the psychotic killer part, but how different friends end up in in life. It reminds me of my friend circle breaking up as time passes once we made our own choices. Some too ashamed of what they are now, while some are too proud, while I stay neither growing nor falling. None of us ever met again.
I pray to you so you can find your own path.
Martin Kemp looks like Nicholas Cage! :)
not quite so...
It's the eyes
Martin has said in a couple interviews that during his time in L.A. he was contacted a couple times to play a role as Nichols Cage's brother as many people thought they resembled a lot.
www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-4429784/Martin-Kemp-iconic-feet-flying-high-kissing-Cilla.html
I could never take this guy seriously as a villain.
Ya he dose!!! Didn't he play in that stupid 90s goth vampire sex movie!!!!
McLeod's Citroen is much cooler than the one belonging to Giles.
Tessa is somewhat of a saint. Not so many people can have a compassion towards the other.
I watch this episode many times and thoroghly enjoy the sword licking especially the words"see you can't kill me and you won't do it
"Thou shalt not kill" is only in the King James Version. In those time to kill meant to murder without just cause. In any modern bible it is "Thou shalt no commit murder."
Yes. Also in KJV, the term "man killer" is used for someone who killed justifiably, whereas someone who killed un-justifiably is "murderer".
TY AmericanBerean i didn’t know that. 🤷♀️
The bible condones murder,rape, slavery
"Let the blood of other sinners wash my soul clean"...
That has been official church policy since Roman times.
Unfortunately that's true people think taking a harsh stand against other people's sins somehow makes them more righteous and it doesn't.
I wish staz would bring back highlander l watch this show foerevery
The guy has been immortal for a week and could actually use weapons to fight Duncan for a whole minute? Lol. I did fencing. It's not as easy as hitting two pieces of metal together with your opponent. The sword can easily fly off your hand if you don't know how to even hold it properly.
He was SAS before, so that could explain his combat experience. But you're right, his experience with bladed weapons would not be enough to take on someone with 400 years of sword-fighting experience.
I would suggest that Duncan was letting him tire first before dispatching him, and being cautious; one of Duncan's own ploys is to appear less able than he is, especially when wounded, and then jump an overconfident opponent. This would make Duncan cautious in turn, especially when fighting an insane combat veteran.
Damn he came back to life and just decided god wanted him to kill people? The fvck kinda vision did he have??!!😂😂😂
it was my first thought at the end, "this guy is gonna sword fight Duncan? he is going to absolutely get wrecked"
I did a little fencing myself. I think Duncan was still struggling with having to do it.
The Knights Templar started in Coggeshal, Essex. I used to live there, now I'in Suffolk.
borgduck u still there or u come to states
@grundik1 he said he was an S.A.S commando. but the whole templar fortress would be holy ground they were a religous order. clossest thing to warrior monks europe had
Every episode has the same problem. People WOMT LISTEN to what Duncan says. Richie. Tessa. Joe. Charlie. Nobody listens and it causes a bunch of BS.
Duncan knows best that's for sure.
it's great words.
it's just like how no one listens to Worf in star trek next generation! lol
That's probably exactly what it would be like to be that old.
And for some reason, trouble always comes their way even without them looking.
Since i’ve seen this
series several times,
certain titles
make me 🙄. But i
know in two minutes i’ll
be into it 💯. lol so i
persevere. Ain’t i
swell?! 😬
Was that place not Holy Ground?
the immortal in this episode was also the same actor who was
part of the band spandau ballet back in the 80's
Was also in eastenders
Martin Kemp who played,'' Alfred Cahill'' was the bass player for Spandau Ballet.
Martin Kemp has aged very well over the years, a little too well. Some 28 years later and he still pretty much looks the same with the exception of his now white hair. He must be an real-life immortal... I know that much is... true!
martin kemp bloudy great actor
to answer anyone else and the further wondering to if they fought on holy ground first realise that its just a show, and secondly the scene before the fight duncan says that its the templars headquarters which is not holy ground by any means! further references would be to watch carefully the scenes they are on holy ground most of the time its a graveyard or an obvious church. Most churches don't have suits of armor in them either. Or wells for that matter.
44:50 he has the aks in his hands and takes the clob, 1 second later the aks is a sword 🤣
Cool episode ,,,,, a " just cause type of job huh " ,,,,,, : ))
Fab episode!
9:39 For a sleezy Bar this place is much to spacious and clean.
The Wako - Ca- or Cae- is an Old English Prefix meaning DEAR. So the name CAEHILL also translates in modern English as DEAR´S HILL
17:07 Here the script must be written by someoine not so experienced with the shows basics. Because Tess is usually described as a tough, streetwise lady with a strong sense for the human nature and a realistic view on folks.Yet In this eptisode she comes over somewhat naive not understanding what her youth´s friend really does for a living. - even though it is rather clear to the viewer not just because of the scene just before
Why didn't Duncan jut ask Darius to talk to the guy? I mean Darius is a priest he might have gotten through.
lolwut?
This guy is beyond any possibility of help.
Great plot, one of the best.
@@garydflatt4904 the only help for him is Dr. MacLeod's pioneering surgical procedure called head-lop-off-ectomy. It cures all immortal mental health issues with its single dose
chrismc410 lol
I felt realy sorry about that guy while watching. Its a pity he was insane.
Me too. I didn’t feel it was right to kill someone who is insane....and probably has no idea how to kill another immortal
@@samihanna6105 but he was killing mortals and wasn't going to stop. MacLeod did try to get through to him several times.
Oh my gods . . . You've gotta love the wool knitting in place of chain maille . . . I guess the costume designer couldn't make the trip to her local SCA or RenFaire?
He's in Spandau Ballet. Highlander had a few musicians. Fitz was my favorite out of them all.
Roland Gift of Fine Young Cannibals was my favorite
@@curtisthomas2670 he was a good character too
I would think that an outpost of the Knights Templar would be holy ground?
It was actually a museum holding Templar ‘relics’ but not actually Holy Ground.
@blacktronlego Fanfiction nothing. The "Quickening on holy ground caused Vesuvius to erupt" notion comes from the episode "Little Tin God" in Season 5. Joe tells Duncan that it's the only mention in the Watchers records of an Immortal killing on holy ground and even then its just a legend, never actually confirmed.
A katana is sharp but no way can it cut through that steel mesh!
Yeah and the cemetery is not a Holy Ground!
Really? I though that only building like a Church can be the Holy Ground, not the cemetery one O.o
That mail looked knitted.
For that matter why don't immortals wear neck armor? I mean, one day Mac's gonna end up fighting some dude wearing a gorget and his sword won't cut it....
Fair enough!
Once you learn a knife, swords aren't too much different. It's just a matter of learning to avoid the blade. I learned much of my sword skills through sheer practice.
I like how everyone speaks English in Paris! ;-)
More French people speak English than English people speak French
Isnt that only ground they fought on !
No. The sites belonging to the Knights Templar were deconsecrated after their fall in 1312.
@@SapphireCrusader1988 ---- On October 13th.
@@garydflatt4904 A Friday. Ooooooo!
It's a movie a show, people that look for faults and things when they're watching them and they know they're a show or a movie got more of a problem than the writers of the script, because they have the right to write the script how they want and people's opinions are like a joke, try to enjoy things don't ruin it for other people because you've got an opinion.
I love how Duncan totally kicks those guys' asses at 28:00. Let he who is without sin kick the first ass.
I thought immortals aren't allow to take head on holy grounds, unless that was just a museum of sort?
I was wondering about that?
It was a museum - someone else confirmed this elsewhere earlier in the comment thread.
@Modacolorist They can't fight on land that is sacred to anyone. The Templar didn't think they were evil.
I don't know what's right, but FYI, imdb.com says Avenging Angel 5/1/1993 is BEFORE Eye of the Beholder, 5/8/1993, not that they're always right, being fan-contributed. imdb. com/title/tt0103442/episodes?season=1&ref_=tt_eps_sn_1
technically old templar buildings are forifications and strongholds with religious symbolism throughout. There were always chapels inside...I guess that's were holy ground would be...
45:40 That was a punk move. It's kind of ironic that Macleod killed a new immortal in the same fashion that Richie who was a new immortal killed Mako.
He had already won at that point, he was just finishing the guy.
I like the comparison with Richie. If the guy hadn't been insane, he would probably have let him go. I wonder if Mako would have accepted to fuck off in exchange for Richie not killing him.
@@PhilippeCarphin in Richie's defense, Mako did deliberately run down the woman he was after and before that even called himself the law when Duncan suggested to him they call the police
When you messed with Tessa he had no mercy
If you're Immortal, you take what you can get
this beheading was more like the inside of a castle than a rectory or church or a typical holy ground dwelling. I could be wrong, but I think thats why the fight could be sanctioned.
How'd I miss this one ????
A sophisticated french woman doesn't know who Jaques the molais was or who the Templars where? Jeah right....
Here are the two biggest problems with this series: that it takes place after the original film instead of before, and that it introduced the concept of new Immortals coming into existence during the Gathering.
Great points especially the latter
After season one they didn't mention the gathering anymore. I think the writers just changed things as they went and they just expect the fans to forget about what had before
great episode. I love the performance of the religious immortal, really quite good for a series like Highlander.
I always thought that a newer immortal shouldn't generate much of a quickening, but this guy's was a pretty decent size.
Abraham Lincoln
wouldn’t it be hilarious
if a newbie immortal
quickening just went
like: _pffftt💨_ for a
few seconds then it’s
over. 🤣
The way of the quickening, plus the location too.
Plus the older you are
But, on holy ground, though.
Something weird should have happened. In S5.E9 - Little Tin God - Dawson told MacLeod of how two Immortals went at it on holy ground and that oddly enough, soon after the volcano at Pompeii erupted. In Highlander 3: The Final Dimension (1994) - we saw Connnor's nigh indestructible katana blade mysteriously shatter after fighting on holy ground. So accordingly this fight broke that rule?
And even if this guy was former SAS and had combat experience that would not be enough to go up again MacLeod.
Not holy ground.
@@aliciaborth3016 Ah, ok. Thanks.
@Sir8675309 What about that immortal from the Vegas episode?
So Duncans sword can cut off someone head clean even when their wearing a chainmail hood what is his sword made of adamantium.
4oo years of sharpening has honed his blade to a monomolecular edge that can cut through anything!
Vibranium bruh
@xioxio9
Steering wheels are on the left side all over Europe exept the British islands
Perhaps the most suspect piece of this episode is when he quotes the Bible, then just says "Leviticus" without giving chapter and verse.
What we really need is a good explanation of what is holy ground and does it includes property lines.
😂😂
Very true since it's obviously not just Christian holy ground. I would imagine anything which has been blessed or sanctified in some way. Someone said this was on the grave of an excomunicato templar knight, so I guess it wouldn't qualify.
e19s1 it comes before Eye of The Beholder which is e20
I was disappointed that the idea of an immortal "Temple-knight" was wasted.
Not necessarily Jacques himself, some immortal who was part of the order since the beginning would have been interesting!
I can understand you. In the last season the producers brought Lord Byron into the circle of the immortals! It's also a point that I liked, but I think in the 90's the producers were very careful and didn't want to do risky things! Jacques de Molay as an immortal is a cool idea, no question about that.
@elviade Yes. I only had the thought that an Immortal was a Knight of the Temple and survived till "today". Cahill wasn't a knight and that disappointed me.
@@Exodianecross1978 we had Damon Case but he was unwavering in his interpretation of the rules of the Game and lost his head over it. Even Duncan didn't want to take his head much less fight him..
@@chrismc410 As far as I know Case just mentioned that he fought in the crusades, but didn't say he was a Templar!
is that old Templars temple or catacomb or whatever it is, not considered holy ground?
29:32 -> 29:39 Duncan's super speed shirt tucking!
Was loving rewatching these classics... Now mostly set to private 🤔
Yeah its such a shame
SAS wouldn't train you to fight with a mace or sword while in chainmail...
Spineshivers, the lunatic had special forces training
@Zain844
He thought he was the reincarnation of a Knights Templar... perhaps he actually was. That would explain away the sword skills.
The end fight looks like it was on holy ground isn't that against the rules
Tessa thinking "humor the crazy person".
@Wright805 I'm sorry, you're right. I read too much fanfic.
I stand corrected
Highlander (TV Series)
- Avenging Angel (1993) ... Sandra Nelson plays Elaine
Angela Cramer Mandela effect confirmed
Noooooooooooo!
My kind of Superhero Duncan MacLeod The Highlabder
Is that a laptop?
Tessa...
Modern soldiers use firearms as primary weapons and do very little training with machetes. Katanas can puncture chainmail but can't slice through it.
They have to use a Machette and a weapon with a bayonette. Clubs... Iron bars... And there goes. Isnt that hard to face Mac with that training at all.
Kind of impossible its *win*.
@grundik1 I was thinking that, but these were the Knights Templar from the Crusades.
borgduck you comment alot this episode
🤷♀️ That’s because she
keeps coming back
MONOLITH 2045. “Nine years ago”, “seven years ago”, “five years ago”. Haven’t seen anything
lately though. Maybe
she’ll come back? 🙋🏼♀️
That's not considered "holy ground"?
He was an immortal for like an week; how did he have this much quickening?
how the fuck did he get weapons training and good enough to go toe to toe with a man that has centuries of exp? lol
that' the way of the quickening
because there is a difference between the devout and the fanatical oh and i'll give you one guess as to why richie is in amsterdam i'll give you a hint it starts with a w and rythmes with seed
Wait.. Are they fighting on holy ground?