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Synopsis[]
During a whimsical jaunt to a game show, Methos and MacLeod sense another Immortal, and while Methos leaves, Duncan decides to find out who was about. It was the Immortal, Melvin Koren, an Comenchero who crossed swords with MacLeod 100 years previously. Another immortal is also about, a 'witch' Duncan met as a child, Cassandra, who turns out to be much older than MacLeod realized. Cassandra is after Koren, whom she calls Kronos, to settle a score of her own: During the Bronze Age, Kronos led a band of mounted raiders, immortals called the Four Horsemen who destroyed her village and enslaved her.
When Cassandra runs into Methos at the dojo, she claims he was one of the Horsemen as well. MacLeod can't believe it so asks Methos directly and gets an answer he wasn't expecting. MacLeod tells him their friendship is over. Methos is forced to join with Kronos in his eternal effort to keep his head. He manipulates events as well as he can, and he manages to prevent Kronos and MacLeod from completing their challenge. He throws Cassandra into a river to get her out of the way. When an angry Kronos confronts Methos, Methos reveals that the other two Horsemen are sill alive, he exchanges information on their whereabouts for his life.
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- Adrian Paul - Duncan MacLeod
- Jim Byrnes - Joe Dawson
- Valentine Pelka- Kronos
- Peter Wingfield - Methos
- Tracy Scoggins- Cassandra
- Richard Ridings -Silas
- Marcus Testory -Caspian
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