'Methos' by J. P. Couture

When two Watchers end up dead by Kalas' hand, Joe realizes that Kalas is looking for Methos, the mythical "oldest Immortal." MacLeod knows that, with Methos' Quickening, Kalas would finally be strong enough to defeat him. Kalas and MacLeod race to be the first to find Methos. Meanwhile, Richie muscles his way onto a top level motorcycle racing team and the champion, Basil, starts to get nervous. Flashbacks are to Paris in the 1920s, when Kalas, then known as Antonio Neri, was the toast of the opera world. When Kalas threatens a young girl in MacLeod's protection, they fight. Kalas escapes, but not before MacLeod inflicts a throat wound that destroys Kalas' vocal chords and the singing that has been his life since the Middle Ages. Kalas nearly takes Methos in battle and, realizing that he will not be able to defeat Kalas, Methos offers his own head to MacLeod. MacLeod refuses and challenges Kalas on his own, nearly defeating him when the police arrive to send Kalas to prison for the deaths of the Watchers.

Adrian Paul (Duncan MacLeod), Stan Kirsch (Richie Ryan), Jim Byrnes (Joe Dawson), David Robb (Kalas), Peter Wingfield (Methos), Carmen Champlin (Maria Campolo), Patrice Valota (Marc Saracen), Olivier Marchal (Philippe), Jean Francois Pages (Basil Dornin), Ken Samuels (Roger), George Birt (Don Salzer), Charles Maquignon (Bartender), Denis Sylvain (Inspector), Debbie Davis (Danielle)

Directed by Dennis Berry
Produced by Ken Gord
Executive Producers Peter S. Davis and William Panzer

Based on the Character Created by Gregory Widen
Theme Music Composed and Performed by Queen

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US TX - 11th March, 1995

Notes:
*Featuring Duncan MacLeod, Ritchie Ryan and Joe Dawson, and introducing Methos

*Flashback: Paris, 1920