In this sprawling minisode (maxisode?), Rewatchers take down some Star Trek Symbiosis beer and Fetty Wap Rap Snacks, dig deep into the mailbag, and promote the pants off their upcoming trip to the Highlander Worldwide Convention this weekend in LA. Tune in to hear some diverging fan theories on morality, uncover the shocking commercial success of Gregorian chanting, and learn the historic backstory of Kurgan culture. While you tune, take the opportunity to contribute to our gofundme campaign at https://www.gofundme.com/highlander-rewatched-gathering.

In this exciting pre-HLWW Convention Chronicle, the Rewatchers are joined by Highlander writer and creative consultant Gillian Horvath, who provides a unique behind the scenes perspective on the Highlander writers' room. Join the conversation to learn about the evolution of TV writing, uncover the original plan for immortal fan favorite, Methos, and hear some amazing stories about comic book legend, Len Wein.

After Kalas learns of the Watcher organization by trapping his own Watcher in his sex dungeon and mercilessly shocking his nipples, Duncan must race to prevent his old enemy from claiming the head of Methos, the legendary oldest immortal. The Rewatchers discuss Mac's own form of Irish Water Torture, meet the ultimate Frenchman in the ultimate B-plot, and, don their finest tuxes, capes, and sliding shoes for an epic opera duel.

In the exciting(ish) conclusion of Highlander: The American Dream, the villainous Hooke, stripping down to a single dimension, takes a break from being a one-eyed serial killer to lure Connor and Osta into a trap with the help of the Kurgan, while beloved(ish) secretary Rachel retrieves Chekhov's gun to hunt down the puzzling non-Watcher stalking Connor. The Rereaders write some questionable fan fiction, discuss the meaning of the American Dream, and try to figure out a mysterious cameo by Marty McFly.

In the first part of this comic book series about Connor MacLeod and his allegedly popular secretary, Rachel, an apparently alcoholic Mac teams up with a rules obsessed priest to fight John Hooke, a rabid confederate soldier trying his best to be more evil and unhinged than the Kurgan. The Rewatchers discuss some apparently new conventions surrounding holy ground (spoiler alert- it's meaningless... in this comic book, not in a cosmic sense), unpack Connor's genuine obsession with wrestling, and delve into the artwork with some tiny presidential hands and smushed faces.

After immortal voice modulator Kalas follows Duncan to Paris, he sets his sights on Duncan's old friend Hugh Fitzcairn and cooks up (pun intended) a scheme to ruin the Englishman's life with a dangerous combination of computer hacking, creepy romantic rivals, and murder. The Rewatchers learn the hard way that dueling is not allowed within city limits, question Duncan's employment choices as a henchman for the Doge (oh wow! such leg breaking!), and brace themselves for the triumphant return of French accent erasing ADR.

In this fascinating chronicle episode, the Rewatchers are joined by Clay Borris, director of The Watchers, Line of Fire, Under Color of Authority, and many more iconic Highlander Episodes. Tune in to hear some incredible behind the scenes insights about Highlander shoots, learn all about making independent films in Cabbage Town, and get tips for dealing with difficult guest stars.

3-14 Song of the Executioner by Highlander Rewatched

When Kage, a greedy immortal war criminal, rebrands himself as a holy man, Duncan must determine for himself whether this transformation is real and whether he can stand in judgment of his reformed enemy. The Rewatchers laugh about Kage's melty face, write their own baloney fan fic, tiptoe through the Spanish Civil War with some unlikely Communists, and solve human morality forever.

It's GAME TIME at the Rewatchers second live performance at the Philadelphia Podcast Festival! Rewatchers Keith and Eamon square off to identify some crazy Highlander quotes (TEA?! I hate tea!), while real fans (seriously, they exist!) try to guess the outlandishly high prices of their favorite Highlander merchandise (we're looking at you programmable mouse pads). The team finishes it out with a live edition of WatcherTube, where fans must identify classic eighties movies based solely on bonkers (and generally unintelligible/offensive) YouTube comments. Play along at home and think about the sweet prizes you could have won if you attended!