MacLeod's old friend Tommy Sullivan is a scrappy little Irishman, a one-time boxer turned trainer, who can charm anyone into anything. He charms MacLeod into backing his current boxer and charms Charlie into playing Cyrano to help him woo a shy waitress. But when a rival manager who was trying to steal Sully's fighter turns up dead, MacLeod's opinion of his old friend begins to be altered forever.
Bring on the bling. Will develops a taste for yachts and private jets when he dates a superstar singer.
Bird is the word when Carlton, ULA’s peacock mascot, is kidnapped by a rival school before the big game.
Carlton in charge. Will gets his feathers ruffled when his cousin becomes his boss at the Peacock Stop.
Is the night before the exam too late to open the chemistry book? Will is about to find out.
A lullaby with a groove. Will promises that Boyz II Men will perform at Nicky’s christening.
Tommy is an innorcent bystander who's accidentally killed during a swordfight between MacLeod and the Immortal Gallen. Haunted by the unnecessary death, MacLeod tries to find out more about the dead man — and discovers he isn't exactly the innocent bystander he appeared.
Will doesn’t have a ghost of a chance when he’s dumped in a spook-filled cemetery.
Carl Robinson is an Immortal who MacLeod first met in 1929 when he rescued him from a KKK lynch mob. Back then, Carl was full of plans — to be a Major League Ballplayer, to be President. But today Carl has given up hope. He and MacLeod meet up again when Carl steals Charlie's car. Mac tries to rekindle Carl's belief in himself, but Carl doesn't want to listen. When a white cop named Carter tries to kill him, Carl attributes the incident to racism, until MacLeod explains about the Watchers who are hunting them. After Carter's partner (also white) helps Carl and MacLeod bring Carter down, Carl decides to give the world another chance.
Hoping to raise his grade, Will lends his divorced and depressed professor his « chicktionary » of hot dates.