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UNUSUAL SUSPECTS
It's 1929, and Hugh Fitzcairn is enjoying the life of a manor lord. He
has good friends, a beautiful wife, trusted servants - until one of
his nearest and dearest "murders" him. He calls in his old friend,
Duncan MacLeod, to help him uncover his own murderer - before more
bodies start piling up.
Read full episode synopsis (at Jinnafore's
site).
Production Notes
 | Production number: 97607-113 |
| Original US
airdate: 10th November, 1997 |
| Written by:
Morrie Ruvinsky |
| Directed by:
Dennis Berry |
| Guest Cast:
Roger Daltrey (Hugh Fitzcairn), Cleo Rocos (Juliette), Hugh Simon (Tynebridge),
Nicholas Clay (Simon Loxley), Malcolm Rennie (Norbert Drimble),
Claire Keim (Marie); Christophe Guybert (Pierre) |
Flashbacks
| 1929, Fitzcairn
Manor, North Tidworth, England
The events of the entire episode, as it happens. |
Other Immortals
| Hugh Fitzcairn |
Trivia
| This was the second of two episodes of
Highlander to be set entirely as a flashback (the first was
E16, 'The Stone of Scone'). |
| The late Nicholas Clay, who sadly died recently,
played Lancelot in the 1981 film Excalibur (opposite Nigel
Terry, who played Piton in A19,
'Eye of the Beholder'). |
Verdict
You can always rely on later Fitzcairn episodes to lighten the mood,
and boy did Highlander's sixth season need a lift. Not perfect,
but good fun nevertheless. 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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Text
copyright 2007 Nick Peers, Images copyright Panzer/Davis