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Highlander The Series - Season 2

Adrian Paul (Actor), Stan Kirsch (Actor), Bruno Gantillon (Director), Rated:

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Factory sealed 8 disc set, 22 episodes

Special features

All 22 episodes on 8 discs
Episode-by-episode commentary from Bill Panzer and David Abramowitz
Adrian Paul audio and video episodic commentary on disc three
Episode-by-episode photo galleries
Season two scripts
Cast/crew filmographies on DVD-ROM
Watcher chronicles
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Actors: Adrian Paul, Stan Kirsch, Philip Akin, Jim Byrnes, Santino Buda
Directors: Bruno Gantillon, Clay Borris, Dennis Berry, Paolo Barzman, Peter Ellis
Writers: Brad Wright, Christian Bouveron, David Tynan
Format: Box set, Color, NTSC
Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Region: All Regions
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number of discs: 8
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Studio: Starz / Anchor Bay
DVD Release Date: July 29, 2003
Run Time: 1060 minutes
Average Customer Review: 122 customer reviews
ASIN: B00009MEJT
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #56,575 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
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Very Enjoyable

ByRichard Katzeon July 29, 2014

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While I am only reviewing season 2, most of the comments would apply to season 1 and seasons 3-5. Season 6 is for diehards only. Season 1 sets the story. In season 2, the story begins to unfold leading to a dramatic change in season 3-5.

The history of an man who cannot die unless his head is removed from his body. There will be a number of flashbacks going back to the 16th century when Duncan McCloud was born with some interesting characters, some of whom will reoccur in future stories. Almost all stories end with a sword fight with the loser losing his head.

McCloud has his faults and he is not the uneducated, limited range individual of his early days but you do see growth in him. As with all immortals, they are foundlings and we never do get an answer of who fathered them since immortals cannot have children.

If you like any of the first five volumes, you will like them all.

The storyline has also impinged on the real world where you occasional see references to "there can only be one". One of the specialty "Magic" contests involves a game where you are limited to only unique cards in your constructed deck instead of the usual limit of a maximum of 4.

In the original movie, while im

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Another Season Of Entertaining Imnmortal Swordsmanship

ByRich(アニメとゲームが優先!!)on August 29, 2011

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I found this season probably to be the most entertaining as we have Duncan McCloud now having to train his new immortal protegee Richie Ryan in the rules of "The Game" since Richie is now one of the immortal competitors. Also along the way Duncan meets a past enemy as well as past love which fit in nicely with the second half of the seasons storyline. The flashback sequences of Duncan as he remembers certain eras and situations during those times are still entertaining today as when I first saw the series on t.v. The series does have to be taken with a grain of salt as many people would probably be wondering why you have people wandering around the cities with swords in the trench coats unless their thinking these people might be mentally unstable. The sword fights in this season and the rest afterwords has vastly improved since the first season as the actors and actresses seem to fight with the swords more confidently and a little more precision. Sadly while the audio is very good the video still has some graininess that while doesn't distort the picture quality does annoy you a little when you see it in some scenes. So if you're a fan of the movie version of this series or are a fan of series like Hercules and Xena then this one would be a nice add on as well...

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A Natural Progression

ByR. M. Silkeyon July 19, 2016

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Strong characters, well written plots, and plenty of action keep this show at the top of it's game! You almost can't wait for the next episode wondering what will the Highlander get himself into next! Again, this is the foreign produced episodes that are not edited for tv!

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So awesome to see Highlander again

ByMarie Purvison November 4, 2015

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I just thought to see how Adrian Paul is. Check his filmography. I have always enjoys martial arts. I thought back in the 90s when I was watching Highlander "certainly looks like he has real world training, that it's not all just choreographed" when I read about the training Adrian has had I decided I have gotta see if I can own the series. I have stayed up & got very little sleep because I can't stop watching. Takes me back... but it's amazing how the passing of time affects how you remember things. Its been awesome to revisit the series. Better yet, I own it. Now if I could buy that incredible sword. And get the series on Blu-ray would be even better. Thanks Adrian. Marie Purvis

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mustwatch it! I left these at home and now ...

Byecateon March 10, 2017

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must watch it! I left these at home and now I'm streaming them over the internet.
The serie is a piece of my past and I watch it from time to time.

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Spoiler Alert - Some highlights are shared that could spoil any surprises

ByClgoodon April 30, 2016

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Highlander Season 2 continues to follow Duncan MacLeod as he fights immortals. Season 2 introduces the "Watchers" who record immortal's lives, but supposedly never interfere - yeah right. Tessa dies and it's very sad, but Richie becomes immortal and must learn the game as his first challenge is issued.

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Four Stars

ByDannie Palmeron August 1, 2017

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very happy looking forward to my next purchase

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The continuing adventures of Duncan MacLeod

ByJeanne TassottoVINE VOICEon February 26, 2008

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Fans of this franchise will recognize the second season of this internationally popular series as a pivotal one. The first season had found the series 'voice', establishing how the series was going to be different from the movie franchise. By the second season the ground rules had been established for the most part, leaving the possibilities open to really define the characters and delve into the problems of immortality. The episodes in this season were able to move beyond the "swordfight with the guest Immortal of the week" format and go to more character driven stories.

The season begins with the 'Watchers' which introduces the secret organization that watches and records the lives of the Immortals, a revelation that results in MacLeod getting a new friend and a new enemy. A few episodes later in the heartbreaking 'The Darkness' Tessa and Richie are both killed but only Richie returns as an Immortal. This season also sees Mac moving to the dojo and meeting Charlie DiSalvo who will be a recurring character.

The later part of the season returns to Paris and the barge where Mac must come to terms with the recent changes in his life: his role as Richie's teacher; the existence of the Watchers and the losses of friend, Darius (Season 1) and Tessa.

In addition to the episodes themselves each episode includes at least a brief interview giving some background of that episode and has 'Watcher Chronicles' giving character bios from that episode. Three episodes (The Return of Amanda; Revenge of the Sword and Run for Your Life) also include video and audio commentary with Adrian Paul. The final disc is a CD-ROM that includes a triva game; all the Season 2 scripts and bios on the season's actors and directors. This bonus disc, unlike some included in some other dvd sets, plays on Mac as well as PC systems - a happy bonus for Mac users like this reviewer.

This is a definite must have for Highlander fans, even the most casual. As always with this series the stories are, for the greater part, well written and the characters compelling abd the production values are consistently high making this a set that can be enjoyed through multiple viewings.