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Welcome to the seventeenth installment of Methos Episode Discussion. You can find the last one, for The Modern Prometheus here. All prior episode discussion links can be found over on the sidebar.
Next up will be Indiscretions aka The Methos & Joe Show.
A Bit Later:I'm going to try and put up a first season poll at some point today to take votes for the next raft of discussions. You can find the poll here. Then I'll include a link to the poll with the last two scheduled discussions: Indiscretions & To Be/Not To Be.
Archangel, Air Date: May 1997
The dead are walking the streets of Paris. The forces of evil are coming. Is MacLeod being readied for some higher calling -- or is he simply losing his mind? ~ recapand quotesvia tv.com
Next up will be Indiscretions aka The Methos & Joe Show.
A Bit Later:
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Date: 2006-06-19 05:29 pm (UTC)From:Hmm, Methos moments I liked: his refusal when Duncan offers his head, his comfort of Joe. WTF moment: never heard of demons, but believes in holy springs? Oh, come on, Old Man. On the other hand, this does support my LSD theory of the holy spring.
And poor Richie. I'm a lot more sympathetic towards the character now, but at the time when I first watched it, I was mainly annoyed by the fact he was finally killed off in a way that demanded the maxium Duncan angst.
There's some good acting by everybody in this episode, but the plot is seriously silly. This is the arc that had me disgusted with HL, and in fact I hadn't seen the end of the season until this Feb.