HIGHLANDER >'s ur Mom

The sword fights and fight scenes have improved big time near the end of season 1, wow.

Loved that one rooftop battle in ep 16. :castlerock:
 
Series changes up somewhat now, Knight. They drop the familiar cops after Duncan moves away. Replacements appear later though.

You're still at the part where Richie is just a goofball, aren't you?
 
Yeah he's still a goofball. I'm on the ep where Duncan's old gf is now old and dieing. A new character has been introduced aswell, another immortal dude with black hair, wears a leather jacket.

I will be honest... 2 episodes into the new season and I LOVE IT. It's getting alot more dramatic.

I'm still not sure if Tessa is classy hot or ugly.
 
HOLY FUCKING ASS COCK!!!

TESSA IS DEAD!!!!

I knew from episode 1 of season 1 that she would eventually die just not this early. I think I might even miss her.

Geriant Wyn Davies also appeared as Quinten (?) in ep 3 of 2nd season... that is Nick Knight from Forever Knight. They did a massive nod to Forever Knight with his girlfriend's name being Jeanette which was the name of his gf vampire in Forever Knight. Fucken loved that ep.

So now Duncan is gone and leaves his shop to Richie?.

I seriously cannot wait to watch more. This show is fucking rocking.


Someone fully explain THE GATHERING and THE QUIKENING to me. I need to get down with the Highlander termonology.
 
Someone fully explain THE GATHERING and THE QUIKENING to me. I need to get down with the Highlander termonology.


QUIKENING: This is what happens when an Immortal loses his head. His power and possibly even his memories are released and absorbed into the Immortal who killed him. Or more to the point, if you see an Immortal flailing around with wind and lightning and **** blowing up around him.

THE GATHERING: Basically this is what happened in the first movie. It is the time when "..the few who remain will battle to the last. In the end, there can be only one." Basically it's the big showdown, the brawl for it all when it comes to the Immortals. Ramirez also states that the Immortal will "feel an irresistible pull towards a far away land." In the movie the implication is that this is America. In the show I'm not sure that part of it really applies.
 

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