With Season 4 now over, Audie and Travis are once again looking at a Highlander film sequel. This time around, it's the first feature film that had Duncan, Highlander: Endgame. With both Connor and Duncan, some interesting guest apperances, and a crazy plot, let's dive in to the 4th installment in the film franchise and see if it holds up to the series

We've come to the end of Season 4, so let's look back at the high points, low points, favorites, and give out some season awards! 

Next week, we're reviewing Highlander: Endgame

Season 4 comes to a close with Duncan, Joe, and Methos trying to keep the Watchers from killing MacLeod, and any other immortals they feel are a threat. Speaking of other immortals, Jacob Galati has been killing Watchers after they took his wife's head. Will this lead to an all out war? Or can the chaos be reigned in?

Joe gets a phone call and heads to Paris, but once he arrives, he's taken by the Watchers and put on trial for exposing them to Duncan and falsifying his chronicles. Duncan wants to help him, but will it be enough to keep Joe from execution? And who is the immortal killing Watchers in Paris?

Gina and Robert de Valicourt have been married for 300 years, but things are getting a bit rocky. Can their old friend MacLeod save their marriage? And what part will Methos play in all this?

Someone is robbing jewelry stores and killing people in Paris using poison gas, the exact MO of Xavier St. Cloud. But he's dead. The police don't know this, only MacLeod does. CID Agent Delany is back in Paris investigating the crimes, what will happen when she and Duncan cross paths?

Duncan runs in to an old friend Warren Cochrane, but when he approaches him, Cochrane doesn't recognize him, or even remember his own name. What happened to cause him to forget who he is?

Duncan and Amanda are at the circus in Paris, when they get a chance to see the new headlining act. The Immortal Cimoli. And it's not just a clever name. Turns out, he's a fresh immortal and doesn't know any of the rules to the Game. So Duncan decides he needs to teach him. And he'll need to do it quickly, because Damon Case, a singularly focused immortal, has taken notice of Danny Cimoli, and is aiming to take his head

When mortals try to kill Amanda in her sleep, she goes to MacLeod for help. He thinks it could be some renegade Watchers. Amanda and Mac figure out that they are after her crystal, a piece of the legendary Methuselah's Stone. When she tries to steal back the rest of it, she finds Methos there, stone in hand. Is the 5000 year old man trying to become invincible? Or is there another reason he's after it?

With the events of the Dark Quickening behind him, Mac is spending some time with Rachel MacLeod in Paris. But when he stops the assassination attempt on President Hamad's life, it turns out that it may have been set in motion by the President's own security guard, an immortal named Kassim. Now Kassim wants Duncan to pay up on an old debt...