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recovers from fatal wounds. Connor finally finds Duncan in 1625, having heard stories that another member of the Clan MacLeod was exiled for unnatural powers. Connor befriends Duncan and teaches him his true nature, explaining there are rare people born with a power that, along with making them unable to produce children, activates if they suffer the shock of violent death. After their first death, they become ageless and invincible unless beheaded (though the head is more vulnerable to injury and limbs cannot be regrown). Connor explains that other immortals can take Duncan's
Quickening if they kill him, absorbing his knowledge and power. The Game says that "in the end, there can be only one" and has only a few rules, such as no conflict on holy ground and only one-on-one duels. Connor spends years with Duncan, training him how to survive, and the two come to regard each other as brothers.
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Executive Producer William Panzer, "once you've hurt him, he doesn't forget. And immortals have a long time to remember, and sooner or later you will cross his path."
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survival secret to protect her, leaving for Paris once more. Later, he regrets this and contacts her, revealing his true nature. Anne now has a child from a brief relationship with a friend who comforted her and Duncan prepares to help raise her child so they can be together. Anne later witnesses the cruelty of an evil immortal and realizes she hopes Duncan will kill him in a duel. She decides she cannot be in a relationship with the
Highlander, arguing that a doctor is supposed to save lives and not condone killing. They break up.
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300:, becoming a scout for the Union Army and a conductor in the Underground Railroad. He also spends some time in a Confederate prison camp. After the war, he travels between the U.S. and Europe, having different adventures and professions. During World War I, he works as an army medic in Europe. During World War II, he is in London for a time before joining the French Resistance. Afterward, he aids Jewish refugees before returning to North America.
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with him will regularly involve violence, Tessa decides to remain. Witnessing Duncan's fights with Quince, Richie Ryan learns about the existence of immortals. Duncan decides to take him in, saying the 17-year-old needs guidance so he doesn't return to his criminal life. Richie is hired to work at the antique shop and becomes a younger brother of sorts to Duncan and Tessa, adding enthusiasm and comic relief to their adventures.
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312:. After three years, he explains his true nature to her, though he does not explain that immortals battle each other for power in the Game. To his relief, she decides to remain at his side. Over the next several years, he occasionally battles other immortals but does not tell Tessa, not wishing to worry her. By 1992, they move to Seacouver and open a shop called
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him. The production agreed this would allow the show more freedom to create its own hero, so it was decided that Adrian Paul would now be playing Connor's student and kinsman Duncan MacLeod. Lambert guest-starred in the show's first episode to show his approval of the new
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the show where you couldn't be positive that the characters were safe because they were in the credits." Tessa's death gave the show a more pessimistic tone that influenced the remaining characters. Lineberger said, "Richie and Duncan relate to each other differently from now on, and Duncan is bereft
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on as the manager and befriends him. Together, Charlie and Duncan teach Richie martial arts and sword fighting. When Richie repeatedly seems motivated by emotion rather than reason in his battles, Duncan decides he has taught the young man enough and they must follow different paths now. They resume
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and swears to protect the man's family for as long as he lives. After leaving Japan, Duncan meets May-Ling Shen, a
Chinese immortal warrior, and former courtesan, in 1780. Surprised that the warrior "Master Shen" is a woman, Duncan becomes her student in martial arts. Briefly, they are lovers before
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turned down an offer to reprise the role of Connor for the series, the producers decided to recast the role. Adrian Paul auditioned and was cast but then suggested that since Lambert's portrayal of Connor was popular with fans it would be better to create a new character rather than try to replace
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people, taking a lover named Little Deer and helping raise her child Kahani, whom he loves as his own. When the tribe is later murdered by white colonials and a bigoted immortal named Kern, Duncan temporarily leaves society and the Game by living in isolation on holy ground. By 1847, Duncan leaves
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series written by W.L. Jones and L. Bordini, the series is authorized by Davis-Panzer Productions and StudioCanal Films Ltd. The books depict an alternate continuity where Tessa did not die at the end of the episode "The Darkness" and explores Duncan's life afterward. The books include
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Duncan comes to wonder if his friends would have been better off not knowing him. In the two-part series' finale episodes, "To Be" and "Not To Be," Duncan has visions of a world where he was never born and realizes the positive effect he has had on many people, even Richie and Tessa.
443:. Rather, it revolved around Joe Dawson adjusting to retirement, Methos considering marriage, and Amanda reconsidering her lifestyle. Duncan was mentioned but not seen. At the Highlander Worldwide Convention the following year, TV series producer David Abramowitz referred to
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parting as friends. Duncan later becomes involved in the Napoleonic Wars, during which he befriends the immortal priest Darius. As the war draws to a close, Duncan decides to relocate to America, hoping to find a more peaceful life in the "New World."
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channel (then still called "the Sci-Fi Channel"), this TV-movie aired at 9 p.m. Eastern on Saturday, September 15, 2007 as a "Sci-Fi Original Movie." Continuing Duncan's adventures several years after
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983:Season 4 - "Something Wicked."
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163:Portrayed by British actor
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1022:14 October 2008 at the
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258:Hugh "Fitz" Fitzcairn
195:Seacouver, Washington
1756:Fictional kenjutsuka
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1007:Season 6 - "Avatar."
908:Season 5 - "Duende."
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232:TV series background
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1736:Fictional Jacobites
1726:Fictional immortals
1402:The Animated Series
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1138:on 14 February 2005
681:Christopher Lambert
508:The Element of Fire
503:An Evening at Joe's
488:Shadow of Obsession
464:The Element of Fire
430:Highlander: Endgame
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227:Character biography
220:Christopher Lambert
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1751:Fictional karateka
1686:Fictional aikidoka
1641:Laura l'immortelle
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1098:on 12 October 2008
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472:Scotland the Brave
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