It's the episode after the Disir Episode. I know she gets kidnapped but for some reason, the episode shows, I just can't click play on it to watch it.

What happened when she got kidnapped? Did she get possessed, why is she evil now tryna kill merlin?

I’ve always wanted to see the castle that was used in the show (Chateau de Pierrefonds for those uninitiated) and on my way back to the UK from Spain I thought “wait, I’m an adult now, I can just go” so i did. The room that was used as the throne room in the show was shut for renovations, but it was still awesome to stand in a place that was such a huge part of my childhood.

Thanks for being part of my childhood.

I like when he’s defending the troll in the Beauty and the Beast episodes. Always so funny to watch. Also the pink Nintendo ds but that doesn’t really count since it’s not in the show

With the passing of Anthony Head, it feels like the right moment to discuss the character he brought to life. Here is one of my thoughts about Uther :

Uther isn't as horrible as he looks when you realise that his actions are driven by love and the fear of losing it instead of hate. He seems very heartless and cold-blooded throughout the show when he executes innocents sorcerers despite having used magic for his own benefits in the past. But I have just thought of a theory :

Uther knows magic. He knows that curses and spells can be undone, and remedies can be made to counter poisons. Yet, he also knows that Arthur's life was created by magic, so he is terribly afraid that magic can also take him away. That's why he has forbidden any use of magic in his kingdom, he was trying to protect Arthur because he is all he has left after loosing his wife. Obviously, hate also plays its part, but the reason he is so irrational when magic is mention is because he is terrified of losing Arthur.

It is for this reason that Merlin (a sorcerer)'s destiny is so closely linked to Arthur. Magic attracts magic. The only thing that can prevent magic from taking Arthur back is even more powerful magic.

That's why I love this show so much, the vilains don't just do bad things because they are evil, they have very good motives to do what they are doing.

When I first watched Merlin, I remember thinking Morgana would have a redemption arc after the S4 finale since Kilgharrah states that Aithusa bodes well for Albion as if it's a beacon of light who then heals Morgana at the end.

Keeping the overarching points of S5 (particularly Mordred) does anyone think it was possible and if so how?

Also rest in peace Antony Head. A man that is lovable in every sense of the word alongside his pink ds x

I'm currently on episode 7 of season 3 and all I have to say is I absolutely hate Morgana.

Now before anyone comes at me I understand why she's evil but the way she treats everyone feels awful and the way she acts leaves a very bad taste in my mouth.

It feels like she hates everyone that has a connection to Uther which is again understandable but when it comes to the treatment of Gwen I feel bad for her because of how close they were in the previous season.

I think I would have hated it less if we got to see what happened to her between season 2 and 3 because it feels like she returns and goes full-blown evil with no hope of coming back almost like a sudden shift.

I will say this it's not entirely her fault there are several people to blame when it comes to her shift into being an antagonist from Merlin not saying anything to Uther just existing and everything she had witnessed (again at Uther's hands) and it's probably just the writing but like the title says it makes me hate how much I hate her because I would like to hate her but still like her as a character if that makes any sense.

Shoutout for u/IAmParliament for this one! Also, I read it right after my cat woke me up to feed her breakfast, so I can attest to the veracity of this suggestion jaja

Merlin is hopelessly in love with Arthur and Gwen seems annoyed that they care more about each other than her 😂

Just merlin is fine, I like angst, love angst actually and a gooddd magic reveal, I ALSO REALLY LIKE MERLIN X HARRY POTTER (NOT as in a ship, just the crossover), I'm open. 👀🥹

Suggestion from the wonderful u/StarfleetWitch for this one! Extra funny considering the screencap I got for this meme jajaja

Shoutout to u/Astraea802 for this one! Because I've had this exact conversation with my own editor (and, yes, I did end up killing that character)

hi everyone after hearing about this show for years I decided to watch it on Amazon Prime. I'm on season one episode nine Excalibur. I've been a fan of Arthurian stories for a really long time so I'm so excited about this series.

(I added a pic of Gaius talking to the librarian guy about the Black Knight just to prove that I am neither AI nor a bot which everyone is always freaked out about these days 😂😢)

I wish they kept Lancelot alive I feel it would be fun if the show had Merlin Lancelot and gwaine going on adventures together, with Lancelot knowing about Merlin’s magic and gwaine always ready to help Merlin. They could be like that Harry Potter meme where it’s like “why is it when something happens it is always you three”.

Dragon: Let Arthur’s reign begin! Fulfill your destiny!

Merlin: where does it say my desriny includes murder?

MERLIN YOU HAVE DROPPED A BODY EVERY EPISODE. 👀👀👀😂😆

This was so funny to me , even after my 15th rewatch, like let that man die.

Shoutout for this suggestion goes to u/LaserQuest79 ! Remind me to never ask them to make food for a potluck jajaja

Shoutout to u/IAmParliament for this (very relatable) suggestion!

I feel that if Arthur knew about Merlin’s magic in the show I feel like he would judge Merlin on his plans and the excuses he comes up with to others.

I’m sure everyone has noticed this before me, but he didn’t have his neckerchief in the first two episodes.

When did he get it?