Highlander: Side character Quickenings 

One massive explosion and as for survivors, well, there can only be one. 🤣

No they fought on the iceberg that separated and sank said ship

@@Vasun05 How cab you fight on a iceberg? It would have made better sense if 2 immortals fought on the Titanic.

@@danielwilliamson6180 Oh so I made a silly just for fun

Funny thing is.. they play CHERRY BOMB at the beginning. It's FREE FALL BTW

I didn't discover the series until I caught the 4th episode of the 2nd season. That inspired me to grow my hair long.

In that episode she tried to fool Duncan into thinking she was a new Immortal in order to kill him, but he found out that she had been around for centuries.

Joan Jett really got a cherry bomb when she underwent the quickening.

@@danielwilliamson6180 Need a second immortal around or no quickening.

But the writers said nah

@@Vasun05 only duncan never gave up. many times throughout the series he either lost his sword or was wounded but he always came out on top. his bout against nicholas ward the "vampire" is an example. the other immortals would usually just give up even when they still had a fighting chance

@@ammonitida ?

Fighting and beheading a immortal without a fight is against the rules of "The Game".

@@danielwilliamson6180 what are you talking about you know hes talking about Jacob Galati not Jacob Kell?

@@danielwilliamson6180 Yeah, "the game" concept kind of got thrown out the window in the TV series because there were numerous immortals that would cheat by using guns, team up with other immortals against a single immortal, and work with mortals to hunt down immortals like Xavier St. Cloud did with Horton.

True. I always felt bad for her.

Unless they have the Methuselah Stone in its complete form. Then the mortal would become an immortal. If an immortal possesses it, they become invincible.

@@BigDaddySwingingMeat id love to see more lore on this item.

@@fefnireindraer144 They mention it in 2 episodes and in a 3rd episode they base an entire episode around it.

Same thing happened to a friend of Duncan during the French Revolution. A lot of Immortals that lost their heads had their Quickenings lost

Actually there is a deleted scene where there is a short fight between them

@@TheMan-je5xq this immortal who challenges cimoli works in las vegas as an elvis presley impersonator. How cool would be if he had still worn his elvis costume?

@@Linchpin_TF you should join Highlander Heart on you know what book. I can’t say the name cause RU-vid doesn’t like that lol. We talk about this kind of stuff all the time

@@Linchpin_TF ... While beautifully surreal it kinda would clash with the tone they are going for with Danny's death.

Yeah, he only cared about fame and thought it was all a game. The worse is that he called himself "The Immortal." He definitely asked for it

Fear and jealousy, I think. Horton was once The Kurgon's Watcher, and I think it messed him up.

Horton was a xenophobic, egomaniacal psychopath.

How bad would it be if Horton became an immortal himself? 😁

Kalas was intentionally left out and has his own video beacuse he killed many.

He had quite a few.

I never considered him a villain, and was hoping Methos would talk Duncan out of it. I mean, he's ok with sparing a man who admitted to killing tens of thousands of people, but a guy who parties too hard and shares his drugs with idiots who should know better but want to look and act cool is just too much to ask.

@@laikkelynneross2800 If you're referring to Kage in the episode "Blind Faith" Duncan spared him because he realized he had changed and was truly remorseful. Byron had no remorse and no intention of changing. I agree though that Duncan taking his head was highly questionable (and that's being generous). As Methos rightly pointed out, Byron didn't force Mike to do anything.

it broke the lore. immortals werent supposed to be talented in the arts. byron was a genius poet

Yes, No Shit!

I don’t think they ever showed a black man get a quickening even when he got it thru a fair fight. All those mentioned above Xavier, black baseball player and the African had their Quickenings edited out of the episodes I watched on TV.

@@bermudabeachbum3582 Don't know where you watched those episodes but when I watched "Manhunt" over here in the UK, Carl Robinson (the baseball guy) was indeed shown receiving Corman's Quickening after beating him.

@@Wright805 I watched them in the US and I distinctly remember they didn’t show his Quickening. They other two I excused in my mind because they didn’t get theirs fairly . (Xavier had his opponent shot while the African made his opponent surrender)

@@Wright805 Ok I just watched it on RU-vid and you only see a very edited Quickening. A few flashing of “lightning” and you only see Carl after it’s almost over. You don’t even see him take the head.

Yes, she portrayed Felice Martin.

Kalas had more Quickenings and has his own video.

No shit.

Through a glass darkly: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HaNfjpPaMIg.html

@@nicholasward5770 Thank you!

They were working from a 90's network TV budget. It's not exactly Game Of Thrones or the average HBO show where every single episode has millions of dollars poured into it. I think the show has a lot of charm and despite the cheap effects and cheesy moments it's still better than most of the later movies in the Highlander franchise.

@@silversnail1413 All true but I've worked on many shows that had tiny budgets, it's how you light and shoot that counts and these don't need big budgets.

Are you looking in a mirror?

@@BrotherDerrick3X Why would a reflection of you come up in my mirror? Speak sense, i take you're drunk as usual.