Summary

Three hundred years ago, MacLeod and Fitzcairn fell in love with Lady Angelina, but Angelina found her soulmate in Robert de Valicourt. Every century, the immortal couple renew their marraige vows, but in 1996, Gina wants a divorce. MacLeod enlists Methos in a scheme to reunite the lovers -- in exchange for the barge. Methos fakes a fight with Robert, making Gina remember how much she loves her husband, but the plot backfires when Gina promises to take Methos' head. She finds Methos at the barge -- now Methos' barge -- but Methos stops her from killing him, and the two play a joke on MacLeod, making the Highlander think that Methos is dead. In the end, Methos gives the barge back to MacLeod.

Quotes

Methos: "I wouldn't stay at any hotel Adam Pierson could afford."

Methos: "I was married once, you know. No, I was married sixty- seven ... sixty-eight times."

MacLeod: "Don't you want to see Robert and Gina live happily ever after?"
Methos: "Yeah. But I want to see me live happily ever after even more."

Methos: "Like you say, darling, I'm an actor!"

Methos: "Opera, opera, opera, opera. A lot of opera here. Have to do something about this music. There's no Springstein. There's no Queen."