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TILL DEATH
Robert and Angelina de Valincourt traditionally renew their wedding
vows every 100 years. But there's domestic trouble brewing, and Duncan
is caught in the middle as he tries to remind them of what they mean
to each other.
Read full episode synopsis (at Jinnafore's
site).
Production Notes
 | Production number: 95420-86 |
 | Original US
airdate: 13th May, 1996 |
 | Written by:
Beatrice Mathouret (story), Michael O'Mahony & Sasha Reins
(teleplay) |
 | Directed by:
Dennis Berry |
 | Guest Cast:
Peter Wingfield (Methos), Jeremy Brudenell (Robert de Valicourt),
Cecile Pallas (Gina de Valicourt), Roger Daltrey (Hugh Fitzcairn);
Michael J Jackson (Sean Burns), Michel Feller (Footman) |
Flashbacks
 | 1696, Chateau de
Valicourt, near Paris, France
Angelina presses Macleod and
Fitzcairn into helping her enter the Chateau de Valicourt to
retrieve items she says Robert de Valicourt stole. A few months
later the pair are reunited with Angelina as she announces she and
Robert are to be married. |
 | 1796,
Chateau de
Valicourt, near Paris, France
Fitz and Macleod meet up with fellow Immortals Sean Burns and
Carolyn Mortimer as they celebrate the de Valicourts' renewal of
their wedding vows. |
 | 1921,
Chateau de Valicourt, near Paris,
France
The prelude to this tale gives us an insight into the foreplay
of Baron and Madame de Valicourt. |
Other Immortals
 | Methos |
 | Hugh Fitzcairn |
 | Sean Burns |
 | Angelina de Valicourt |
 | Robert de Valicourt |
 | Carolyn Mortimer |
Trivia
 | Roger Daltrey makes his first appearance as Hugh
Fitzcairn since dying at the hands of Kalas in
C15, 'Star-crossed'. |
 | Jeremy Brudenell previously appeared as Immortal
Nicholas Ward in the second season story,
B16, 'The Vampire'. |
 | Michael J Jackson makes the third of his four
appearances as Sean Burns. Originally, the producers hoped to bring
back a multitude of previously featured British-based Immortals for
this episode, but the budget wouldn't allow it. |
 | One of the deleted scenes - which can be viewed
on the season four DVD - featured Fitz and Duncan explaining why
Connor wasn't at the wedding. |
Verdict
Another great Highlander comedy. Performances are top-notch
throughout the entire cast, and the story romps along, shifting neatly
between past and present. A-
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Season Four list
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Seacouver episodes
D1: Homeland (B+)
D2: Brothers in Arms (A-)
D3: The Innocent (A-)
D4: Leader of the Pack (B)
D5: Double Eagle (B+)
D6: Reunion (B+)
D7: The Colonel (B)
D8: Reluctant Heroes (B-)
D9: The Wrath of Kali (B+)
D10: Chivalry (B)
D11: Timeless (B)
D12: The Blitz (C)
D13: Something Wicked (A)
Paris episodes
D14: Deliverance (A-)
D15: Promises (B+)
D16: Methusaleh's Gift (B+)
D17: The Immortal Cimoli (A-)
D18: Through a Glass Darkly (B+)
D19: Double Jeopardy (C+)
D20: Til Death (A-)
D21: Judgement Day (B)
D22: One Minute to Midnight (A-)
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