Ep 13. Band of Brothers

Duncan MacLeod is a 400-year-old immortal who roams the world, fighting other immortals in one-on-one battles for the ultimate prize of immortality. In episode 13 of season 1, entitled "Band of Brothers," Duncan is sent back in time to World War I France.

In this episode, Duncan MacLeod meets a group of men from his old unit, who fought alongside him in the trenches during World War I. These men are all mortals, and they are haunted by the horrors they experienced during the war. One of them, Maurice, is in trouble - he is being blackmailed by his former commanding officer, who is threatening to reveal that Maurice is gay.

Duncan decides to help Maurice and his friends by confronting the blackmailer. But when the situation turns violent, Duncan is forced to reveal his immortality to his old comrades. Maurice, in particular, is shocked to learn that Duncan has not aged a day since they fought together in the trenches.

Despite the shock of the revelation, Maurice and the others quickly accept that Duncan is an immortal. They realize that he can help them deal with their own mortality, and they turn to him for guidance and support. Together, they hatch a plan to take down the blackmailer and put an end to his schemes.

As they work to uncover the blackmailer's secrets, Duncan and the other men form a bond of brotherhood. They find comfort in each other's company, and they draw strength from their shared experiences. In the end, they are able to defeat the blackmailer and put an end to his threats.

"Band of Brothers" is a powerful episode that explores the bonds of brotherhood and the scars left behind by war. It is a reminder that even in the midst of terrible circumstances, people can come together and find comfort in each other's company. The episode also highlights the challenges faced by LGBTQ individuals in the early 20th century, and it shows the courage of those who stood up for their rights in the face of persecution.