Highlander Rewatched

The Rewatchers dive back into weekly episodes with one of the most bizarre episodes yet! After Charlie and Mac turn car trouble into a camping man date in the great Northwest, the guys get pulled into the strangest custody battle since Sylvester Stallone's masterpiece "Over the Top." The Rewatchers argue about the price of gold ore, make questionable breakfast decisions, and try to unpack the inscrutable plot of this episode.

In a very special live episode, the Rewatchers try to sell YOU on the wild and wonderful world of Highlander. In this primer on the Highlander Universe, the Rewatchers discuss the various iterations of Highlander, enjoy a supercut of Richie getting his butt kicked, and play a game of "marry, boff, kill" with Christopher Lambert's most famous roles.

In a particularly outrageous bonus episode, the Rewatchers answer your burning reader mail questions and have the chance to "interview" Christopher Lambert's stunt double--- improbably also named Christopher Lambert--- to talk about jumping through plate glass windows, some intense family drama, and his rivalry with Clancy Brown's stunt double, Clanky Brown.

Continuing our exciting series on the people who keep the world of Highlander turning, the Rewatchers have a conversation with John Mosby, author of Fearful Symmetry: The Essential Guide To All Things Highlander. Tune in to hear amazing stories about a Highlander love connection, what it was like to be an extra in the Source, and the consequences of a liquid lunch on fight choreography.

In this very special chronicle, the Rewatchers have a conversation with three amazing members of the Highlander community who do their part to keep the Highlander legacy alive. First up is Andy Sloane, a Highlander super fan who painstakingly catalogues the locations from each episode. Second is Collin Pelton, the organizer of Adrian Paul's acclaimed Sword Experience. Last but not least, Rileah Ringo, the founder of, Adrian's Angels, the largest Adrian Paul fan club.

Richie bites off more than he can chew when he takes on Mako (Jonathan Banks of Breaking Bad fame), an immortal bounty hunter who will stop at nothing to bring in a beautiful fugitive that manipulates Richie for protection. The Rewatchers discuss Richie's unseemly attraction to desperate women, the moral implications of fighting an immortal law man, and the best shower scene since Psycho.

In this Chronicle, the Rewatchers sit down with Andy Armstrong, the Stunt Coordinator and 2nd Unit Director of the original 1986 Highlander Motion Picture. Go behind the scenes and discover the real origin of the Kurgan's famous “New York, New York” cover, how Andy got believable reaction shots of Brenda (Roxanne Hart), the brilliance of Russell Mulcahy, and learn what makes a good action sequence. Don't forget to subscribe so you can join the Rewatchers every week for more interviews and insights as the gang examines a new chapter of the Highlander universe.

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After Duncan goes into the boxing business with the immortal Thomas Sullivan, he discovers that when his old pal Sully isn't paralyzed by his crippling fear of girls, he is brutally killing anyone who betrays him. The Rewatchers LARP with Charlie for some dating advice, take in some fantastic costume design, and unpack an (almost) complex moral conundrum.

In this Chronicle, Rewatcher Keith and the radiant Beatie Edney (Heather MacCleod from the original motion picture) go behind the scenes of the movie that started it all. Tune in to hear the inside scoop on the Highlander crew, Heather's age defying makeup, Sean Connery's calves (hubba hubba) and much more! Don't forget to subscribe so you can join the Rewatchers every week for more interviews and insights as the gang examines a new chapter of the Highlander universe.

After Rowdy Roddy Piper ambushes Mac in an abandoned carnival and mows down a mortal bystander with his car, Duncan must overcome his guilt and uncover why the onlooker (the eponymous "Tommy") was killed. The Rewatchers enjoy Mac's Batman impression, take a roll through (or under) the hay, and take a wild ride in one of Highlander's finest quickenings.