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GLORY DAYS
Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, Dawson's high
school sweetheart Betsy walks into his. Meanwhile, MacLeod's got his
hands full with Johnny K, a teenaged mobster wannabe when MacLeod knew
him during Prohibition. Now, however, Johnny K is a cold-blooded
assassin, and Duncan will have to tread carefully if he wants to keep
his head.
Read full episode synopsis (at Jinnafore's
site).
Production Notes
 | Production number: 96504-92 |
| Original US
airdate: 21st October, 1996 |
| Written by:
Nancy Heiken |
| Directed by:
Gerard Hameline |
| Guest Cast:
Ian Tracey (Johnny Kelly), Marcia Strassman (Betsy Fields); Jim
Crescenzo (Mr Luca), Robin Mossley (Jimmy The Weasel), Aurelio
DiNunzio (Guard), Mike Kopsa (Tommy), Bob Dawson (O'Grady), Bob
Wilde (Dominic Delio), Philip Heinrich (Bobby), Larry Morrison
(Roadie), Mario Battista (Big Gino) |
Flashbacks
| 1929, New York,
USA
Duncan first encounters the pre-Immortal Johnny K. By the end of the
flashback he's Immortal. |
Other Immortals
| Johnny Kelly |
Trivia
| Ian Tracey is best remembered as Huckleberry Finn
in that never-ending TV series of yesteryear. More recently he's had
starring roles in The Commish and Da Vinci's Inquest
(official site
here),
and has guested on The X-Files, Sinbad and The
Outer Limits. |
| Marcia Strassman has appeared in M*A*S*H
and numerous other TV series, including the short-lived Tremors
series, a spin-off from the movies. |
Verdict
Pretty run-of-the-mill stuff by season-five standards, but still has
flashes of brilliance.
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
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