This is a brilliant, moving episode. So many emotions! I was especially impressed with Bradley James's (Prince Arthur) acting; this episode sees him in new situations displaying new emotions. I found it refreshing and endearing to see some more human emotions! (Though of course, I love noble, sarcastic Arthur is well!) Colin Morgan as Merlin was brilliant, as usual! I hope he goes far an actor! This episode is less dark/creepy than the first two episodes of season 4. Not sure what else to say, except that this is a great episode, and an important one for the lives of the citizens of Camelot. It left me eager to see what is in store for the rest of season 4!
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Revenge of the fallen
Calicodreamin12 March 2021
Beyond frustrating and infuriating
Oer-69 November 2021
Details about this episode. Like for example Gaius not mentioning a certain thing publicly. And the resulting consequences, were beyond frustrating and infuriating. Has this TV show not frustrated the viewers enough? Some may argue it builds for future shenanigans, and potential satisfaction / relief. But it could have been done slightly differently. Anything but this way.
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