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Highlander: The Series
Original Run	October 3, 1992 – May 16, 1998
No. of Episodes	119
Genre(s)	Fantasy
Creator(s)	Davis-Panzer Productions
Exec. Producer(s)	Denis Leroy William N. Panzer Peter S. Davis Marla Ginsburg Christian Charret
Starring	Adrian Paul Alexandra Vandernoot Stan Kirsch Amanda Wyss Jim Byrnes Philip Akin Michel Modo Lisa Howard Elizabeth Gracen Peter Wingfield
Country of Origin	Canada, France
Original Channel	Syndicated

Highlander: The Series is a 1992 TV series based on the film of the same name. The series starred Adrian Paul as the immortal Duncan MacLeod, a Scottish highlander born centuries before. MacLeod is now living in North America awaiting a mysterious time known as "The Gathering". His new life is not without problems, however, as other immortals are trying to kill him and take his power before "The Gathering" as "in the end, there can be only one". MacLeod defends himself with a sword, using it to decapitate his enemies, the only way an immortal can be killed.

Highlander ran for six seasons and yielded a spin-off series, Highlander: The Raven. Highlander starred Stan Kirsh as a young immortal friend of MacLeod's, Richard Ryan aka, Richie.

Episode Guide

• Highlander Episodes, Season 1
• Highlander Episodes, Season 2
• Highlander Episodes, Season 3
• Highlander Episodes, Season 4
• Highlander Episodes, Season 5
• Highlander Episodes, Season 6

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