Production Notes

	Production number: 94320-64
	Original US airdate: 15th May, 1995
	Written by: Elizabeth Baxter
	Directed by: Dennis Berry
	Guest Cast: Paudge Behan (Lucas Kagan), Geraldine Cotte (Simone Tomas), Michel Modo (Maurice), Dolores Chaplin (Clarise), Robert Cavanah (Franklin Waterman); Richard Lintern (Richard Tarsis), Jacques Ciron (Head Clerk), Didier Terron (Claude), Rebecca Potok (Madame Camille), Laurence Mercier (Woman), Olivier Kandel (Young Kagan), Pierre Alexis Hollenbeck (Rudy), Azzedine Melliti (Rene)

Flashbacks

1930, Paris, France Duncan is checking up on an 'old' deposit when the bank is robbed by two Immortals. The duo is led by Richard Tarsis, who later loses his head for killing a mortal.

Other Immortals

	Lucas Kagan
	Richard Tarsis

Trivia

	Robert Cavanah later returns to the Highlander universe as the Immortal priest Father Liam Riley in Highlander: The Raven. British TV viewers will have seen him as the Earl of Rochester in the BBC drama Charles II: The Power and the Passion. Find out more at his semi-official Web site here.
	Dolores Chaplin - granddaughter of Charlie - returned to the Highlander universe as Theresa del Gloria in E15, 'Duende'.
	Paudge Behan appeared opposite Cate Blanchett in the Irish drama, Veronica Guerin.

Verdict
Highlander really hit its stride in this season, which is why this episode offers more of the same solid, reasonably unspectacular fare, with Lucas Kagan a reasonably well-rounded villain. B