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ARCHANGEL
Is Duncan losing his mind? It appears dead people - both mortals and
beheaded Immortals - are walking in Paris. Or is it part of some
higher calling that the Highlander has yet to acknowledge, much less
do anything about?
Read full episode synopsis (at Jinnafore's
site).
Production Notes
 | Production number: 96518-106 |
| Original US
airdate: 18th May, 1997 |
| Written by:
David Tynan |
| Directed by:
Dennis Berry |
| Guest Cast:
Peter Wingfield (Methos), Valentine Pelka (Kronos), Edward Jewesbury
(Jason Landry), Emily Raymond (Alison), Peter Hudson (Horton);
Reinhild Steger (Medical Officer), Patrick Gordon (Hermit), Richard
Temple (Foster), Michel Scourneau (Cemetary Official), Pierre
Rousselle (Detective), Bruno Grimaud (Customs Man) |
Flashbacks
| 1625, Scotland
Witness Duncan's first ever Quickening, foisted on him by a suicidal
hermit. |
Other Immortals
| Richie |
| Methos |
| Scottish hermit |
Trivia
| Fans of Richie will not like the ending of this
episode. |
| Shortly after Duncan's first involuntarily
Quickening, he meets Connor - this meeting is chronicled in the
movie Highlander: Endgame. |
Verdict
A shocking end to season five, although it can be frustrating to watch
at times. B
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Season Five list
Click on the link to go to that page
Seacouver episodes
E1: Prophecy (B)
E2: End of Innocence (B+)
E3: Manhunt (B+)
E4: Glory Days (B)
E5: Dramatic License (A-)
E6: Money No Object (A-)
E7: Haunted (B+)
E8: Little Tin God (A)
E9: The Messenger (A-)
E10: The Valkyrie (B+)
E11: Comes a Horseman (B+)
Paris episodes
E12: Revelations 6:8 (B-)
E13: Ransom of Richard Redstone (C)
E14: Duende (C+)
E15: The Stone of Scone (B)
E16: Forgive Us Our Trespasses (A-)
E17: The Modern Prometheus (B+)
E18: Archangel (B)
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Text
copyright 2007 Nick Peers, Images copyright Panzer/Davis