When the villainous Kenny, an ancient immortal sociopath trapped in the body of a young boy, worms his way into Mac's home, the gang must uncover the little jerk's murderous past before he turns on Mac and Anne. The Rewatchers discuss how the opening shots blunt the episode's tension (like a brick to head), meet the least threatening nerd immortal since Michael Moore, and almost throttle each other to get their hands on a totally rad "skate."
The Rewatchers settle old scores in this profoundly trivial minisode! The Rewatchers revisit their most contentious (and least consequential debate) over the possible entrances to Joe's Bar (#AlakazamJoe), chew loudly into their microphones, and determine once and for all(ish) the ultimate cheese cracker (#ThereCanBeOnlyOne).
The Rewatchers extract their last trickles of sweet, sweet content from the withered husk of LashCon by bringing you exclusive interviews from Jeremy Orr and Andrew Modeen, writers/directors of the ambitious fan films Highlander: the Watcher and Highlander: Dark Places, respectively. Tag along with the Rewatchers as they discuss the production process for these original films, the immortal super-weapon known as the jacket throw, and some quality (nay, excellent) horses.
When Duncan's old pal Cullen, a legendary immortal swordsman with a crippling coke addiction, winds up on a collision course with Richie (pun intended), Mac struggles to save his fallen friend and his young protege. The Rewatchers get pumped over one of the series's most realized characters, try to figure out how the impeccably named immortal Zoltan Lazlo got so dirty, and have their most bonkers debate ever over the entrance to Joe's bar (no joke it's insane).
After a predictable car accident claims the life of a petulant pre-immortal girl, Mac must take the wretched eighteen year old under his wing and protect her from a Hawaiian-shirt wielding lech that wants to use her as bait. The Rewatchers enjoy some impressive swordplay, get thoroughly grossed out by the hyper-sexualization of the female lead, and celebrate the illustrious Highlander tradition of unattended funerals.
After Joe meets the love of his life at the local library, she is violently killed by an art obsessed immortal before she has the opportunity to say a single line of dialogue, forcing Amanda and Duncan to stage a daring heist to lure the murderous art snob into the open. The Rewatchers go deep into the weeds of some amazing IMDB descriptions (we're looking at you Xtreme Dinosaurs), jam out to the first blues performance by Jim Byrnes, and try to figure out why the immortal of the week roars like...
In this bonus episode, the Rewatchers reach into the vault of its Lash-Content for its interview with Derek May and Daniel Shaw, creators of the stop-motion fan film, Highlander Veritas. Join the Rewatchers as they interview the creators about the film-making process, gush over a very convincing Methos impression, and share their thoughts on the finished film.
As an epic pallet cleanser from the ill-fated Lashcon, the Rewatchers whet their appetite for for a higher caliber of Highlander convention by getting details directly from the source (no-- not that Source). Friend of the show John Mosby and Highlander World Wide founder Carmel McPherson sit down with the Rewatchers, dish out details on the upcoming Highlander World Wide Gathering, tout the impressive array of Highlander Guests (but where is Richie "Rawdawg" Ryan?), and play a nail-bitingly clos...
In an incredible Highlander exclusive, the Rewatchers get access to incredible never before seen footage of directly from the set of Highlander 2. In a deleted scene lost to the sands of time, see how Connor Macleod was removed from board of the Shield Corp!
When Mac's old war buddy "Carrot" comes to Seacouver seeking weapons for a revolutionary force in an unnamed Balkans country, Duncan must uncover the sinister vegetable's simplistic conspiracy to escalate the conflict before more innocent bystanders are injured. The Rewatchers try to figure out how arms embargoes work, marvel at the world's zaniest coroner, and bid a fond but unceremonious farewell to Mac's hetero-life-mate Charlie.
While a former flame tries to convince Richie "Rawdawg" Ryan to raise a child that isn't his, Duncan must take revenge on the racist cartoon character/murderous biker that killed his adoptive Sioux family. The Rewatchers practice their basketball trash talk, indulge some Season 1 style tomfoolery with a debauched priest, and try to unpack the world's craziest quickening. Check out our EXCLUSIVE Highlander magnet set on SALE now! https://www.facebook.com/commerce/products/1155758061146502/
Unsurprisingly, Highlander fans had a lot of questions, comments, complaints, observations, and and incredibly detailed analyses (even by Rewatcher standards) on Highlander 2: Don't Bring it Up. Audio for this special bonus episode is pulled from the Rewatchers first Facebook live hang (still available on Facebook @ Highlander Rewatched), in which the Rewatchers address your incredible feedback, including: the power needs of an implausible bullet train, the origins of old man Connor's drink orde...
In this beloved fan favorite, Duncan must wrestle with an age-old promise and his own honor when a young mortal woman cuckolds (and attempts to murder) her immortal husband and flees to Mac for assistance. In their inaugural Season 3 episode, the Rewatchers meditate on the nature of honor, discuss Mac's transformation from a barbarian to stoic warrior that knows how to bathe, and rejoice in the rekindled bromance with Charlie.
There can be only one audio file! This supercut is perfect for those gluttons for punishment that need all four chapters dedicated to Highlander 2: Agents of (the) Shield Corp in one glorious package, chock full of over analysis, farcical behind the scenes stories, games, and more!
All good things must come to an end, and so too (thankfully) must the Rewatchers' needlessly detailed look Highlander 2: the Full Measure of Zeist. In their fourth and final episode, the Rewatchers stage the world's most pointless prison break, bid a bizarre farewell to Ramirez (and John C. McGinley's nards), and try to unpack the multiple endings to this monstrosity.
The Rewatchers ignore their own advice and keep thinking (and thinking and thinking) about Highlander 2: It's Going to Rust, so you don't have to! In their third episode, the Rewatchers delve deep into the Ramirez adaptation of Hamlet, welcome Michael Ironside to Earth with the world's fastest murder train and worst cooking show, and try to unlearn Sean Connery's gross theories on women (especially the dark-haired women of history).
In the second episode of their review of Highlander II: Don't Think About It, our heroes finally journey to distant planet Zeist (or maybe the ancient past?!?) to scratch their heads along side some immortal rebels. Join the Rewatchers as they dig into a fantastic opening opera, telepathically communicate (maybe?) with some priestly judges, and try to figure out why Connor throws the female lead into a dumpster.
Free men (and women) of Zeist, hear us! You stand without an exhaustive review of the infamous Highlander II for the last time. In the first step of their epic quest to unpack this baffling sequel, the Rewatchers explain the various versions of the film, debate the virtues of hammy screen legend Michael Ironside, dish on Connor's bizarre old man existence, and struggle in vain to determine which plot in this movie is the "B-Plot."
The Rewatchers had too much Season 2 goodness to cram it all into just one Season Recap, so they needed another Bonus (Double Bonus?) Episode to contain this supercut of their funniest moments from Season 2! Enjoy this perfect warm-up for next weeks' special look at the (less intentionally) hilarious Highlander II.
In this special Bonus Episode, Keith administers a dreaded performance review for Eamon and Kyle with their fate as Rewatchers hanging in the balance. Join the Rewatchers for a fun recap of Season 2, an incredible supercut of the best (and worst) gags to date, a series of incredible games to test your Highlander knowledge, contentious debates on the highs and lows of the season, and so much more!
In their first ever contest, the Rewatchers took submissions from you, the tried and true Highlander diehards, to hear your ideas to reboot or remake the original Highlander movie. Just like the franchise we all know and love, your submissions were smart, creative, and sometimes a little weird. Tune in to learn what other fans want to see out of a new Highlander movie, catch the Rewatchers own ideas to kickstart the movies, and to hear some tasteful renditions of Linkin Park (we try so hard). Th...
Join F. Braun McAsh, sword master/fight choreographer, and Anthony DeLongis, fan favorite immortal antagonists Lymon Kurlow and Otavio Consone for a one of a kind Highlander conversation. For the first time in years, two of the greatest swordsman in Highlander history share one stage to discuss how they joined the Highlander family, their thoughts on martial arts, the process of preparing for a fight scene, and much more! (This episode is also available as a video podcast! Head on over to our Fa...
In a very special bonus episode, hear directly from YOU -- the fans that keep the magic of Highlander alive! The Rewatchers compiled this special tribute from interviews conducted at the 30th Anniversary Gathering. Each story proves the lasting impact of Highlander and the resilience of its community. Thank you to all those fans who share this journey with us online, in person, and in spirit!
In an amazing turn of events, Christopher Lambert punks the attendees of the 30th Anniversary Gathering by showing up unannounced on the second day! In an interview so rare and surprising that you are learning about it for the first time right now, the Rewatchers get Mr. Lambert shirtless to dispense some free medical advice (hubba hubba), discuss the finer points of Snooker (google it), and reconnect with Mr. Lambert's body double Christopher Lambert (if you are out there Bert LamBert, your fat...
The Rewatchers get into the holiday spirit with some long lost Highlander merchandise. Be the first to own these never before heard of exclusive Highlander items! Plus, for the first time in ages, new Highlander merchandise is available in the form of unique character magnets designed by the Rewatchers' own Eamon! Get yours today to show off your fandom and support the pod! Buy them here: https://www.facebook.com/pg/HighlanderRewatched/shop/?rid=1582925588622939&rt=39 OR HERE: https://www.et...
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Coming straight to your ears from the Lashcon 30th Anniversary Highlander Convention, it's the Highlander Rewatched Day 1 Recap. The Rewatchers give a short overview of the day's events, pass along some behind the scenes anecdotes and new projects from the Highlander Cast, and take down some delicious fried fish sammies.
In the final episode of season 2, Horton finally springs his punishingly complex trap by unleashing a serial killer that has been surgically altered to look like Tessa, a "Tessaganger" or "false Tessa" if you will, on a shockingly credulous Duncan. The Rewatchers consider the Watchers' cyber security, argue about whether false Tessa is on the verge of a moral awakening, and bid Horton an unceremonious farewell.
In this two-part season finale, Horton hatches an amazingly circuitous plot to split up Richie and Mac by paying a kid with a pompadour to get the snot beaten out of him and by sponsoring some Face-Off level plastic surgery. The Rewatchers discuss some puzzling music choices, the world's weirdest priest, and a series of creepy trips to the carnival.
When an experienced immortal with insane hair frames Richie for a series of murders, Richie plays right into his hands by running to Mac for protection. The Rewatchers try to figure out the immortal information network, the shelf life of Cognac, and the difference in power between old versus young immortals.
