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TO BE
Amanda's in town briefly, but when she's kidnapped by a revenge-hungry
Liam O'Rourke, Duncan decides to give in meekly rather than keep on
fighting. Could this truly be the end of the Highlander?
Production Notes
 | Production number: 97612-118 |
| Original US
airdate: 4th May, 1998 |
| Written by:
David Tynan |
| Directed by:
Richard Martin |
| Guest Cast:
Roger Daltrey (Hugh Fitzcairn), Martin McDougall (Liam O'Rourke),
Peter Hudson (James Horton); Theirry Langerak (Allan), Alexandre
Zambeaux (Terry), Kathleen McGoldrick (Tara), Olivier Vitran (Tom) |
Flashbacks
| 1946, London,
England
Duncan witnesses Liam O'Rourke's bomb blast in a London pub, and
gets him arrested along with his mortal wife. |
Other Immortals
| Amanda |
| Methos |
| Hugh Fitzcairn |
| Liam O'Rourke |
Trivia
| This is the first part of the two-part story that
finishes Highlander: The Series. |
| 'To Be' shows us what happens to Amanda and Joe
had Duncan never been born (while Fitz also reveals that he would
have died in 1720 after being caught trying to blow up Parliament if
Duncan hadn't have been there). |
Verdict
Great concept - whoever thought of remaking It's A Wonderful Life
deserves a pat on the back. This first part is a little slow to get
going, though, which is why is doesn't quite score as highly as it
could. B+
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Season Six list
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Paris episodes
F1: Avatar (C)
F2: Armageddon (C+)
F3: Sins of the Father (B+)
F4: Diplomatic Immunity (C+)
F5: Patient Number 7 (C)
F6: Black Tower (C+)
F7: Unusual Suspects (B+)
F8: Justice (B-)
F9: Deadly Exposure (B-)
F10: Two of Hearts (C)
F11: Indiscretions (B+)
F12: To Be (B+)
F13: Not to Be (A-)
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copyright 2007 Nick Peers, Images copyright Panzer/Davis