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Highlander: The Complete Series

Adrian Paul (Actor, Director), Stan Kirsch (Actor) Rated:
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4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,230 ratings
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Genre Action & Adventure/Television, Television
Format NTSC
Contributor Philip Akin, Peter Hudson, Jim Byrnes, Michel Modo, Roger Daltrey, Roland Gift, Stan Kirsch, Amanda Wyss, Christopher Lambert, Adrian Paul, Peter Wingfield, Lisa Howard, Elizabeth Gracen, David Robb, Alexandra Vandernoot See more
Language English
Number Of Discs 26
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These are 4 x 3 ratio. These have been restored and cleaned taken from Digital Tapes the only source masters that exist today.

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  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 1.5 x 5.5 inches; 1.57 Pounds
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Adrian Paul
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 5700 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ January 1, 2020
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Adrian Paul, Stan Kirsch, Jim Byrnes, Peter Wingfield, Alexandra Vandernoot
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Vei
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07BRFNWS3
  • Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 26
  • Customer Reviews:
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Ex Inferis
5.0 out of 5 stars Whole damn show at around $50, practically unheard of GET IT
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2024
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Okay Ive always loved this show when it debuted back in the early 90s, I admit I was onto this series like Ho’s on Santa.
Prima it was a great window into the decade of how everyday life was like too a degree ( gotta remember the storyline) Secunda I loved how it always touched upon issues that weren’t as cut & dried as it seemed at first, I always liked how they made Duncan an everyman character that a lot of people could relate to, I liked Amanda’s character for being his friend,lover, at times foil talk about Cat & Mouse & we cannot forget about Dawson , Chronicler, frenemy, counseler plus blues man extraordinaire last but certainly not least we have the ever elusive Metho’s, admittedly my favorite too old for his own good, a man tortured by his past, that was in part driven by survival on pain of certain death otherwise & also driven by survival of the fittest,, plain and simple. He both respected Macleod , feared him and at times thought of him as an annoying pest, as he said “it was a different time Macleod”you cannot judge someone for how they lived and the actions they took if you weren’t even alive back then, I love how he called out Macleod’s ignorance and in the end gained an even closer friend.
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Jakers
5.0 out of 5 stars Must have for any highlander fan
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024
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Great price and one he'll of a deal.you get the entire series and the bonus of the only season of highlander raven spinoff.
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5.0 out of 5 stars After eBay that is important
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2024
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The shipment was as fast as is reasonable. The item was neither forged nor counterfeit. After a bad experience on eBay that is important. In new condition when sold as new.
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All as expected. Arrived quickly snd in great shape.
5.0 out of 5 stars I bought it as a gift.
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2024
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I boufht this as a gift. My son loves it. It arrived quickly.
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M. G Watson
4.0 out of 5 stars There can be only...hey, you know the drill.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2020
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HIGHLANDER (1986) was one of the more fertile ideas that ever became a feature film. The idea of a race of immortals who can only die if they are beheaded, who fight each other in a kind of epoch-long elimination tournament until only one remains is really, really cool. So cool, in fact, that it belatedly spun off into a television series that ran for six largely excellent years.

HIGHLANDER: THE SERIES is the story of Duncan Macleod (Adrian Paul), a 400 year-old immortal who, like his cousin Connor from the feature films, hails from the Highlands of Scotland. Duncan is an aggressively moral warrior who lives with a mortal lady love, Tessa Noel (Alexandra Vandernoot), and mentors a reformed street punk named Richie Ryan (Stan Kirsch), dividing his time between Vancouver and Paris. Due to his rigid morals and frankly, his ability to hold grudges for very, very long periods of time, Duncan often finds himself engaged in a-deux battles to the death with a whole slew of fellow immortals, some quite evil, others more morally ambiguous, and some who are equally good but on the opposite side of a disagreement. He also tangles repeatedly with mortal bad guys of the usual sort -- gangsters, psychos, spies, ad hoc genus, who get in his way. Being immortal, he struggles often with the heartbreak of losing mortal friends and lovers to old age, and as he cannot have children (immortals are barren), with loneliness and the knowledge that he can be forced to duel to the death at any moment. Duncan's long life has taken him all over the world, and most of the stories are half contemporary, half period-piece flashback to other times and other places. Immortals, being so, do not concieve of the passage of time the way we do and forget nothing, which leads to both bloodshed and in some cases, very long friendships indeed.

Over the course of the series, Duncan meets various other people who he shares uneasy but fertile relationships, including the oldest known immortal, the morally ambiguous Methos (Peter Wingfield); a member of a secret society called the Watchers named Joe Dawson (Jim Byrnes); and a sexy immortal thief named Amanda (Liz Gracen) who is Duncan's former, and sometimes current, lover. But being Duncan's friend is not easy. He has a very strong sense of right and wrong and if you violate it, he may just take your head, friend or no. It makes the character infuriating at times, but also very interesting -- and consistent. Adrian Paul is one of those actors who is so handsome you suspect he was cast for his looks or possibly his athleticism (he handles the sword with a dexterity that becomes increasingly awe-inspiring over time), but he also develops quite impressively as an actor as time goes by. He's charming and witty when he wants to be, but is capable of a terrifying ruthlessness if the script demands it. Peter Wingfield is a scene-stealer, Liz Gracen never disappoints, and Jim Byrnes is worth having around just for his wonderful voice.

The universe of HIGHLANDER has some interesting rules and conceits. Some of them are:

* Immortals are all "foundlings" and none of them know who their real parents are, or even if they have parents. They grow up as orphans or adoptees, without knowing how they came to be. They are pre-immortal (meaning they age and can die naturally) unless they die an unnatural i.e. violent death, which activates their immortality and freezes them eternally in appearance at the age at which they died.

* Immortals must keep their immortality secret from mortals by changing identity every few decades and moving to new parts of the world.

* Immortals can sense the presence of other immortals.

* Beheading an immortal gives the victorious one a "quickening" -- an absorption of his victim's power.

* Immortals must fight each other one-on-one (no "gang ups" are supposed to take place) and with swords only (guns are also forbidden, though some lowlifes cheat).

* Immortals are not allowed to fight on holy ground, and can take refuge there.

* Immortals live according to a concept known as The Game. If you are "in the game," you fight to become the last living immortal and thus take "the prize," an undefined but presumably great reward. This leads to the saying, "There can be only one" and makes all of their friendships tenuous indeed. If however, you are "out of the game," and choose not to fight, you must basically live on holy ground, as otherwise you are a fair target.

HIGHLANDER ran for six seasons, and after the usual shaky start one would expect from a series spun off from a feature film, it rapidly matured and delivered some truly excellent episodes and storylines, along with many memorable characters, including Hugh Fitzcairn (Roger Daltrey -- yes, THAT Roger Daltrey of The Who), Duncan's exasperating immortal drinking buddy, and the truly evil immortal Xavier St. Cloud (Roland Gift -- yes, THAT Roland Gift of Fine Young Cannibals). Guest stars included many actors who went on to fame of their own, such as Tony Head (Buffy), Alexis Denisoff (Angel), Geraint Wyn-Davies (Forever Knight), as well as already-established actors like David Robb, John Banks, Jason Isaacs, Richard Moll, Richard Lynch, and many others -- too many to name by half. There were also "celebrity" guests like Joan Jett, Martin Kemp, Sheena Easton, Vanity and Dee Dee Bridgewater.

Obviously a show like this is action-first, but as I said above, the series did explore some fairly heavy themes and ideas over the course of its life, including the psychological and spiritual effect of immortality, the variable nature of morality, and the role of an immortal in mortal life. I can't possibly list all the good episodes, there are too many to name, but I would say that if you watch the second season episode "Pharoah's Daughter," you will see the series at or near its very best. The story has everything -- a gorgeous female guest star, a good plot, some interesting twists, an abiding philosophical question or two, and an ending you probably will never suspect.

HIGHLANDER has its share of problems, especially during its truncated final season, which is a confusing muddle and led to a (sadly) unsuccessful spin-off show with Liz Gracen called THE RAVEN, and there are times it is cheesy, underbudgeted, poorly plotted or frustrating to watch. The internal logic of the series does not always hold, and Duncan's judgmental attitude can be tiresome at times, as can Richie's penchant for doing the dumbest possible thing in every situation, but taken all in all, it is a hugely enjoyable and fun series that combines historical costume-drama with modern-day action, tragedy with comedy, and great sword-fights with some really deep questions about the nature of immortality. You may as well buy the entire series, because while in the end, there can be only one, you will definitely end up watching 'em all.
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Dawn Clephane
5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing series
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023
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I always wanted to to get this on dvd. I remember watching these back in the 90's when the show first came out, my fondest memories of watching them with my Mom and my baby brother. This was her favorite show. I honestly havent noticed any quality issues with the picture or playback quality. It has that 90's feel and about everything anyone can want in a drama. If I could give this 10 stars I would.
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Dante Haley
5.0 out of 5 stars Quality DVD set
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024
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Good quality set. Contains full series and additional footage. Priced well and comes in a nice box set.
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FROGGY GODWIN
5.0 out of 5 stars Older show
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024
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Because it is an older show it does not "pop" like our normal 4K. If you liked the show you will be glad that you got it.
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david bright
5.0 out of 5 stars Great memories
Reviewed in Canada on February 27, 2024
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I enjoyed watching the show it has been awhile since I have seen it
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Jamie Bixby
5.0 out of 5 stars Highlander fans: There can be only one choice!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 10, 2024
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At an excellent, reasonable price given the content on offer: every episode of both HIGHLANDER: THE SERIES & also its spinoff sister series HIGHLANDER - THE RAVEN, this brilliant product comes highly recommended as easily the best item of Highlander merchandise on the market. If like me you were a huge fan of Russell Mulcahy's classic 1986 fantasy/adventure starring Christophe Lambert, Sean Connery & Clancy Brown, you have probably been disappointed or underwhelmed by the sequels that lack a certain (pun intended) Kind of Magic. Highlander: The Series does not deserve to be categorized alongside the derivative & lacklustre sequels. It takes all the magic & mystery of the original movie, doesn't hold back in terms of imagination & excitement & its action scenes & visual effects are on point. It also has one of the most engaging performances given by a lead in a genre series in Adrian Paul's magnificent performance as Duncan McLeoad who is supported brilliantly by the cast of Alexandra Vandernoot (surely one of the most sexy yet underrated actresses of all time & the best Bond Girl we never got) as Tessa & the late, great salt of the earth Stan Kirsch as Ritchie Ryan, the true definition of a sidekick with a heart of gold. Highlander- The Series was a couple of decades ahead of it's time. In an age when such sci-fantasy genre tv as Dr Who, Stranger Things & Game of Thrones have become MUST see with interesting & engaging storylines & irresistible characters, Highlander feels at home. In the 1990s the series was perhaps too harder edged & bold for family audiences & perhaps just a bit too ambitious for TV at that time. But looking back on it now it is clear it is an uncut gem ripe for rediscovery. Highlander as a genre is a franchise just waiting for new life & oxygen & if the much trumpeted remake of the 1986 movie, expected to feature Henry Cavill as a McLeod gets off the ground & franchise finds the truly enormous audience & appreciation it deserves, rediscovery of various past interpretations of the franchise will be the order of the day & this fantastic entity featuring a great central character in Duncan McLeod, great supporting
cast Guest Stars, some of the best action, fantasy, romance & fun found on tv & THAT killer soundtrack by Queen will be just. A terrific boxset, brilliantly collected with nothing left out at a reasonable price it comes highly recommended.
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ROBERT A CRATCHLEY
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent show
Reviewed in Australia on January 13, 2023
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Would of liked to see it on blu-ray
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Jenn
5.0 out of 5 stars No problems
Reviewed in Canada on March 7, 2024
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Works great
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Davy
5.0 out of 5 stars High review
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 11, 2024
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Personal watching I used to watch this highlander T V series on Croydon Cable and later when it was shown on terrestrial T V but it was censored so Been awaiting for this to be available box set for 25 years but well worth the wait
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