don't they just call themselves Immortals?
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I may be misunderstanding, but if that's a real question - afaik, they aren't called Highlanders. But the one the show's about, Duncan McCleod, happened to be a Highlander.
I think they were just called Immortals. The original Immortal MacLeod (Connor) was the Highlander.
I never saw the TV series but I assume he was some relation to Connor.
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Hmm, Joe Morton (Henry from Eureka) has shaved his head!
Jack.
Oooh. Thanks. I thought they were called Immortals too, but I didn't know where the "Highlander" name came from.
I am Connor McLeod of the clan McLeod
In a move indicative of my predisposition towards fanfic long before I knew what it was, I read the novelization of the movie years and years before I happened to see the movie.
Cracked me up to see Sean Connery pretending to be a Spaniard (with a Scots accent) whilst the alleged Highlander himself was clearly as Scottish as the Eiffel Tower.
I still crack up every time I hear Sean Connery call Christopher Lambert "Highlander." It's meta-awesome.
I am Connor McLeod of the clan McLeod
Did Duncan refer to himself as a Highlander?