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BIRTHRIGHT
Amanda is disturbed attempting to
steal some old treasure from a sunken ship. As she draws Nick into her
scheme for recovering what turn out to be personal possessions, she
discovers that someone else - a descendant of someone she knew in the
past - is also after sunken treasure. But what are his motives?
Production Notes
 | Production number: 98106-206 |
| Original US
airdate: 31st October, 1998 |
| Written by:
Frank Encarnacao |
| Directed by:
George Mendeluk |
| Guest Cast:
Philip Akin (Simon Clark), Michael Copeman (Carl Magnus), John
Bourgeois (Harmon Frost), Julian Richings (Basil Morgan), John
Ralston (Riley Del Deegan); Karen Glave (Louise), Stephen Bogaert
(Ship’s Officer), Desmond Campbell (Marcel), Kevin Rushton (Jake) |
Flashbacks
| 1720, The Bahamas
Discover the background and fate of the Maria Rose - and
Amanda's part in it |
Other Immortals
| Basil Morgan |
Trivia
| Philip Akin will be better known to Highlander
aficionados as Charlie DeSalvo, a semi-regular character from the
Seacouver episodes in seasons two and three. |
| Michael Copeman reprises his role as Carl Magnus
for the first time since the show's second episode. Julian Richings
makes his second appearance as Immortal fence, Basil. |
Verdict
A pretty good episode, if you ignore the lack of evil Immortal. B-
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The Raven list
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Toronto episodes
R1: Reborn (C)
R2: Full Disclosure (B)
R3: Bloodlines (C+)
R4: Immunity (C+)
R5: So Shall Ye Reap (B+)
R6: Birthright (B-)
R7: Crime & Punishment (B-)
R8: The Unknown Soldier (A-)
R9: Cloak & Dagger (B+)
R10: Passion Play (A-)
R11: The Devil You Know (B+)
R12: A Matter of Time (B-)
Paris Episodes
R13: The French Connection (C+)
R14: The Rogue (B)
R15: Inferno (B+)
R16: The Frame (B+)
R17: Love and Death (B-)
R18: Thick as Thieves (B)
R19: The Manipulator (C+)
R20: The Ex-Files (B-)
R21: War & Peace (C+)
R22: Dead on Arrival (C)
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