Highlander - "Epitaph for Tommy" - 02:00 am Monday, May 18 on WWOR Heroes & Icons

Adrian Paul (Actor) .. Duncan MacLeod

Stan Kirsch (Actor) .. Richie Ryan

Born: July 15, 1968

Jan D'arcy (Actor) .. Betty

Philip Akin (Actor) .. Charlie DeSalvo

Born: April 18, 1950
Birthplace: Kingston, Jamaica

Trivia: Was the first theatre graduate of Ryerson Institute of Technology. Was a founding member of Obsidian Theatre in 2000. Appeared in the 2007 stage productions of Othello and Of Mine and Men at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival. Was the Toronto Sun's Performance Artist of the Year in 2011. Served as Vice President of the Board for the Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre.

Rort Collins (Actor) .. Johnson

Gabrielle Miller (Actor) .. Bess

Born: November 09, 1973

Roddy Piper (Actor) .. Immortal

Born: April 17, 1954
Died: July 31, 2015
Birthplace: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Trivia: Took up the bagpipes at age 6 and played in bands regularly. Found pro wrestling at age 15 when his boxing coach needed a fill-in for a card he was promoting in Toronto. Roddy's bagpipe band played him into the ring, so the announcer called him Roddy the Piper. Donned a kilt as part of his ring persona and participated in a half dozen wrestling organizations, but made his name as the villain to Hulk Hogan in WWE (then WWF), a rivalry that helped spark the first WrestleMania in 1985. Hosted the weekly talk segment "Piper's Pit" on WWF coverage. Starred in the John Carpenter cult film They Live (1988). Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2005 by Ric Flair, in a class with Hogan and Roddy's tag-team partner Paul Orndorff. Campaigned with the anti-bullying group Stand For The Silent, honoring victims and raising awareness to the issue.

Ken Camroux (Actor) .. Mike Honniger

Andrea Roth (Actor) .. Suzanne Honniger

Born: September 30, 1967
Birthplace: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada

Trivia: Every actor or actress with a substantial degree of public recognition can attest to a big break; for Andrea Roth, that break arrived in the form of Rescue Me (2004), a smash-hit seriocomedy on the FX channel where the actress played Janet Gavin, the estranged ex-wife of brash, acid-mouthed firefighter Tommy (Denis Leary). It marked one of the first roles to secure the Canadian actress' national reputation, but -- in actuality -- only the tail end of a series of parts that stretched back to 1981. Roth debuted auspiciously, that year, with the role of Amy in the Australian sports drama The Club, directed by Bruce Beresford and scripted by David Williamson (Don's Party). Many projects followed over the next three decades, but more often than not, Roth appeared to be stuck in a rut and saddled with exploitative pap -- such as the made-for-television Canadian thriller Psychic, the 1998 big-screen feature Burn, and the 2002 gorefest Sasquatch. Rescue Me unquestionably lifted Roth's reputation by several notches and oriented her toward more respected material. In 2007, Roth also appeared in the Jet Li action vehicle War, about a federal agent unwittingly caught in a turf war between the yakuza and a violent triad. In the years to follow, Roth would find continued success on the small screen, starring on the series Ringer.

Robert Collins (Actor) .. Johnson

Nicholas Harrison (Actor) .. Ned

Bill Dow (Actor) .. Harry

Paul McLean (Actor) .. Frank

Patricia Dahlquist (Actor) .. Mother

Jane Sowerby (Actor) .. Claire

Highlander: Epitaph for Tommy

02:00 am - 03:00 am, Monday, May 18 on WWOR Heroes & Icons (9.4)

Epitaph for Tommy

Season 2, Episode 10