McLedo begins to feel that he has no control of his life, and yearns for some form of freedom. Ramirez takes him to a city inhabited by gangs to show him just what freedom means since Kortan seized power.

Clyde is lost, but quickly found in what turns out to be an enourmous prison. Ramirez and McLeod get trapped and find themselves fighting an army of people who worship "The Almighty K"

Kortan sends a duplicate of Ramirez to trick MacLeod into fighting him before he is ready.

Ramirez takes Quentin and Clyde to an ancient stone calender, guarded by Cornell, the Jettitor with the power of Astronomy. Meanwhile, Kortan faces a slave revolt inpired by the great "Orion", Cornell's new identity.

After spotting the Hunters braving a tremendous storm close to a group of people known as "The Hurricanes", the Ramirez realises that Kortan seeks their knowledge of cosmic energy.

Clyde, McLeod and Ramirez are pinned down by the Hunters, and Kortan himself decides to finish the job. During the fight, Esclipious is injured, and only the blood of an immortal can save him. Vulka barters with McLeod and Ramirez to save Esclipious.

McLeod captures Kortans sword, and trades it for the release of Ramirez.

Kortan seeks Volta, the Jettitor with the knowledge of Nuclear Power. While the Hunters race McLeod to the prize, Esclipious is given absolute control of Mogonda, much to Arak's persistant dismay.

We learn that the great castrophe occured when a meteor collided with the Earth, setting off the worlds nuclear weapons. Ramirez and McLeod find the satellite station and the immortal who could have averted the disaster from ever happening.

Arak captures Neil Dundee, one of Quentin and Clydes kinsmen. Tired of his tomfoolary, Kortan decides to replace Malone with Neil. Wanting to keep his position as Kortans "Human Key", as well as his life, Malone lures McLeod to Mogonda, but then helps McLeod and Neil escape.

Quentin, Ramirez and the Dundees are attacked en masse by Arak and the hunters, but the clan is more capable than they seem. Kortan himself leads the reinforcements

Esclipious and Valka discover a city under the command of 451, a renegade hunter, which Arak vows to destroy.

Pursued by hunters across harsh water, quentin and ramirez make their way to the island home of Orane, the jettator with the knowledge of oceanography.

After escaping hunters in a frozen landscape, The trio find themselves guests of a tribe of people who are not aware of Kortan or even the great catastrophe.

Kortan uses giant ant-like beasts to attack the rebels of shanty-town. Mahata passes the knowledge of entomology to Quentin, so he can help fight the creatures.

Kortan uses Eva, A woman with the knowledge of how to create and project holograms to spread his image and influence further.

Fredrickson, the jettator with the Knowledge of genetics cloned himself to preserve his knowledge in case Kortan found him, but his clone turned evil and attacks Quentin during the night.

Kortan orders the hunters and beuraucrats to work together, but with a new, powerful weapon under his command, Esclipious feels that Arak and his men an no longer neccesary.

Renegades from a cult of people who worship, and make human sacrifices to "the immortal" recognise Quentin as the cult's false god.

A group of astronauts, including Emerson, a man who owes a debt to Kortan, return to a devestated earth after 7 centuries in space.

Kortan gains control of a system of missile bases, adding to his arsenal of terror

Ramirez loses his memory after a fall, and forgets his oath, the hunters, and even McLeod and the catasrophe.

Matsuda, a Jettator with the knowledge of robotics, lost a hand to Kortan. He builds a cyborg warrior to kill Kortan for him.

Tired of the bickering between the hunters and the beuraucrats, Valka enlists the help of the Highlander in her fight against Arak.

While taking refuge in a subway system, Ramirez and McLeod meet Zac, an old man who has learned to live and communicate with the Anomas.

McLeod, Ramirez and CLyde find a society of Grans living wild, and learn that while they are actually very intelligent, wild Grans have an inherant distrust of both humans and their domesticated counterparts. They will have to earn their trust, however, to fight of a hunter attack.

The heroes find a young man in the aftermath of a hunter raid. Rather than abandon him, Mcleod convinces Ramirez to take the boy to his grandfather in the Eagle Valley