White guy with Japanese sword.

I like seeing openings to shows I liked in the early nineties, less than the shows I didn't.

Because I watched this.

Five stars.

Don't forget mustaches.

*shudders* Didn't this have a tie in game?

There was also an episode with an immortal with a cut off arm (it stays off). Adrian Paul fought him one handed to make it fair.

I demand a spin off about an immortal retarded train.

That dude with the hook hand was pretty cool. But he posed more questions than he answered. Why weren't more immortals missing limbs? In all the centuries of life, the odds of losing a limb at some point would rise rather dramatically, as the odds of any violent outcome to fighting with swords would rise. Numerous immortals were caught in the middle of explosions over the years, yet none of them lost a limb in the process? Car accidents? Industrial accidents?

I find this all very suspicious. Veeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrry suspicious indeed. I think that one guy was some kind of defective immortal, and all the others felt kind of bad about their having regrown dozens of limbs each, so they just played along and pretended he was 'normal'.

Did they say when he lost the limb? It was pretty well established that the remnants of wounds from before they became immortal (the first time they died) were permanent - but if wounded after they became immortal, they heal almost instantly and no scar is left.

So I still wonder, if he lost his arm after he became immortal, if it would have healed if he held it in the right spot. I don't get the feeling it would have grown back, if the original was destroyed or misplaced.

Fuck you guys for making me want to be in this debate.

Yes, he was immortal when he lost the limb, because Duncan cut it off.

Did Duncan steal it right after?

ANSWER HIS FUCKING QUESTION!

Anyway, it was absorbed by Richie, who was standing nearby.

(The retard's quickening, I mean.)

That was the part when I lost it.

That was clearly the sound of the title.