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Highlander, Duncan MacLeod

I am really enjoying watching the Highlander TV series on hulu.com.

Not that there isn't an occasional annoying episode but... don't care.

The best, of course, is when MacLeod does the flashbacks that involve barbarian outfits. *sigh*

Comments

Trooper York said…
This is a great series. About five or so years ago it played in New York at 3 in the morning and I would watch it religiously.
Trooper York said…
I enjoy your posts on Althouse a lot and agree with most of what you say.

I tend not to pile on when someone makes a great point because that seems silly. But your world view is one I really respect.
Synova said…
Thanks.

I can say the same about you. Althouse seems to attract good commenters. With only a few notable exceptions I tend to appreciate even those with whom I disagree about nearly everything.

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