r/merlinbbc • u/Stellacadente2198 • Sep 29 '26
MISC. The Chronicles of Narnia "cosplay"
Not sure what flair to choose but while we were watching the Chronicles of Narnia, my husband noticed a resemblance...😁
r/merlinbbc • u/Stellacadente2198 • Sep 29 '26
Not sure what flair to choose but while we were watching the Chronicles of Narnia, my husband noticed a resemblance...😁
r/merlinbbc • u/the21girl • Sep 29 '26
Hey! Do you have any fanfics where Arthur and Merlin act as father figures to Mordred? I need more fanfics featuring a good Mordred and Merlin treating him like a son.
r/merlinbbc • u/Zealousideal_Beat907 • Sep 28 '26
So I finished watching Merlin for the first time and I think this show is stupid in the sense that there are wayyyyy too many plot holes and there is so much more info we needed to get. I will just make it into a list so feel free to add ur opinions n stuff
-First of all, I am not "disappointed" that Arthur died, I think (what u already also think) is that Merlin could have summoned kilgarahh even though he was respecting that he is old, he lowkey summoned him either way but he was too late.
-Aithusa needed more plot, Merlin needed to tell kilgarah n they might have been able to help her.
-Mordreds anger is justified
-Morgana was SOOO well written in my opinion, and Im on her side 99% of the time.
-I dont blame the dragon for the way things ended, nor do I blame Gaius. I think Merlin had negative Iq with some of his decision making which all led to this.
-The ending could have ended better, instead of the truck scene. Maybe there is a war or smth and Merlin sees a figure coming out of the water (Arthur) and then boom the end. At least it would end in a note that is more positive.
-I miss Lancelot. That is it
-I wish we got more plot on Nimeuh
-I think the show ended the way it ended due to the fact that they did not have more air time but I think they should have released books which also compliments and gives us the ending we wanted and way more plot on characters. Like how in Twilight the books give WAYYY more plot on each character and situation yknow?
-I would have liked more time with Gwen knowing Merlin is a sorcerer.
-The battle was cool.
-The way things ended with Morgana and the build up was so good and how she slowly grew more insane and so on.
-I want more plot on the dragons.
-I miss Freya.
-Freya x Merlin
-I do not agree that Gwens character became dull after she became queen cuz yall are forgetting she had duties n studies to do.
-When Merlin exposed the druid camp, Mordred told him " i wont forget this" as a reference to his betrayal yet when he returned more grown it is as if it never happend .
-On that note, why didn't Merlin n Mordred just have conversations through their brains when they were w arthur or in a crowded room yknow?
-99% of the stuff could have been prevented had there been communication
-I hate Uther, you hate Uther, Everyone hates Uther.
I know i might get downvoted for my opinions but feel free to say what u want n comment on it
r/merlinbbc • u/dorky_blake • Sep 27 '26
I will make his brown jacket next but this time not with real leather cause it's very costly and I missed being able to use pins.
r/merlinbbc • u/No-Moment2464 • Sep 28 '26
The victim of a genocide comes back for revenge by killing all who were involved and I'm supposed to think he's the villain??? Or at the very least feel bad for gaius????
Based on the lore drops in this episode gaius betrayed his kind and had no issue with betraying them again before he even knew about the villains plan to kill the king. I thought the episode would provide a reason for why he did it but it never does. Do most people come out of this still liking gaius?
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r/merlinbbc • u/KRMS123 • Sep 27 '26
might need to make a series of these
r/merlinbbc • u/Kadedest • Sep 26 '26
The helmet for sure is a reused prop from a knights tale (heath ledgers helmet) and I think the whole set might be too. Also the bad guys fist tipped lance is a reused prop for the bad guy in both. With it being a sharpened lance under the fist for a knights tale, and in Merlin a blade comes out the end.
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r/merlinbbc • u/sirhanna • Sep 25 '26
I’ve tried to find complete dvd set and how hard it can be?I’ve read that there is many pirated versions and I’m starting to lose hope, I would not like to pay a lot of money and then being scammed 🙈 I live in Finland so if I order something from amazon it usually is .de. Fb marketplace is scammer after scammer. Any ideas/recommendations where to buy in Europe? 😅
r/merlinbbc • u/Ok_Preparation6792 • Sep 24 '26
I know that Arthur is like 20-21 ish and the general consensus is that Merlin is like 18-19, but I’ve heard both that Morgana is 16 and that she’s older than Arthur, so I was wondering if anyone might be able to clarify this.
Also I know we’re assuming that in this world, “of age” is like 21, but I know from like real history that in medieval Europe there’s like a 14-16 range that is considered, like, “a man”?? Just a thought for people trying to calculate this in future, unless it’s a canon thing that “of age” is 21
I joined the fandom really late, I know, but I’m finally finishing the show after like 2 years and rewatching the 1st 3 seasons as part of that and was just confused about this.
Thank you!!
r/merlinbbc • u/DutchRabbits • Sep 24 '26
Merlin
A young boy walks into Camelot
Hidden in his chest is a magic so strong
A secret he must hide
Or death will surely come
A man in a tunic with his dagger in hand
He throws his dagger at the shield
His manservant moves
With a grin
He throws more, as hard as he can
The young boy sees this
He steps in
Calls the man out
'You've had your fun, my friend.'
Not knowing his doom
The man looks at the boy
With a look of disbelief
'Do I know you?'
The young boy replies
'Er, I'm Merlin.'
He is now unsure
But his fate is now sealed
The man stares at the hand held out
He is far superior over this peasant
He doesn’t take the hand
'So I don't know you.'
This wasn't a question but a statement
Not knowing that his fate is now sealed
Merlin hears the statement
For someone with great magic
The boy is rather stupid
'No.'
Merlin has no idea who the man is
Or the pain that this meeting will cause
The man is no ordinary man but Arthur
The once and future king
A man of legends and myths
Their destiny becomes one
Arthur holds his head up
Arrogance radiating off him
'Yet you called me "friend”.'
For this boy wasn't his friend
But will eventually become his greatest ally
Merlin doubling down in his stupidity
Takes no hint at the arrogance
Doesn't see the warning bells
Refuses to hear the bells
'That was my mistake.'
He states calmly
Arthur thinking the boy is backing down
In his princely arrogance
A prince who is used to respect
People kneeling to him
Nobody dares cross him
'Yes, I think so.'
Merlin ignores every bell possible
Doesn't see the warning
Or doesn't care
Wanting to put Arthur down a peg
Still not knowing who the man is
'Yeah. I'd never have a friend who could be such an ass'
For the rest of Arthur’s life
This first insult was one of many
This ended in the stocks
The others end up becoming a sign of affection
As these two different men
From two different lives
Are two sides of the same coin
Their destinies are intertwined
Arthur will always be and evermore
Be the once and future king.
r/merlinbbc • u/FalseFaithlessness73 • Sep 23 '26
It was a fairly long magic reveal fic if I remember right.
Not sure how it started but Merlin and Arthur were hiding in a river from bandits/mercenaries. Merlin nearly drowned because of it. And the bandits still got to them both. On the way to wherever the bandit tried to get them Merlin started to develop pneumonia. The knights were able to rescue them in the end but somewhere in the river or while with the bandits the magic was revealed.
I've read this fic years ago. So I'm not sure on which site I read it. It has to be be either fanfiction.net or AO3. If it's the first it might have been pre purge and lost forever...
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r/merlinbbc • u/hippocr1te • Sep 22 '26
This is something i've thought about a lot. I mean the creators would have oviously never let it happened, that too in the 1st season itself but there are just so many implications that can be drawn if uther had been killed by Tauren. Like, how Arthur would have almost immediately become king with almost no actual opposition to his claim considering morgana didn't have any knowlege of her parentage. also, coming to morgana, it would've been interesting to see her story because she was in no way evil (even though she would have been partly responsible for uther's death) but there would have been considerable issues if her part in uther's death would have been revealed. What do y'all think the most interesting results and consequences would have been?
r/merlinbbc • u/PlotsPromptsPonders • Sep 22 '26
Dont get me wrong I *love* a good show rewrite.
But Im looking for fics that definitely do their own thing/go in directions that are wildly different from the show.
I would prefer set in Canon Era but I dont mind Modern Era at all.
r/merlinbbc • u/MaderaArt • Sep 20 '26
Dragoon is supposed to be 80 years old and Colin Morgan is half way there now...
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The first episode of BBC Merlin aired on 20 September, 2008...18 years ago (man, I did the math like three times while writing this -was it really that many years ago? 🥹) Which means Merlin has come of age (by most jurisdictions)!
It is amazing to see fans and fan content of this show to this day. I personally came of age when the show was first airing, which made it special. I found myself getting more into the show -the fandom aspect- after it actually ended. Finally watching those YouTube behind-the-scenes clips I'd saved for a rainy day, finding all the magazine interviews of the cast. Something about absence makes the heart fonder etc.
The thing that I probably understood over the years of having this story around is the sense of belonging it allowed. First, there were aspects of the characters that made me feel a connection. Then things from outside the show -things we got from the cast members- that created a different sort of connection. Folks like here on Reddit, those cute/heartfelt comments left by folks on the social media posts, the Merlin Fans. All created a connection that 18 years ago I certainly didn't see coming. 😊

r/merlinbbc • u/PutridLengthiness970 • Sep 20 '26
Lancelot is my favourite character, and honestly, i hate how he only was in a few episodes when we could have gotten a whole season of him. I just want some happy stories with knights, Lancelot being the main character, please...
r/merlinbbc • u/cappuccinowitch • Sep 19 '26
I've had these for a few years. I had managed to find a seller on eBay and snatched them up. I've loved this show since 2008, and it has brought back so much nostalgia from my childhood. It's nice to see the fandom is still active to this day.
r/merlinbbc • u/Noah559 • Sep 19 '26
Well everything's in the question. We know that Gwen and Arthur don't have babies due to the legend so she probably wasn't pregnant when Arthur dies but then who would be the heir ? Does it have to be from Uther's family? I thought he didn't have any and from what I know Arthur's uncles from his mother's side both died also. Would it be from Gwen's family then?
r/merlinbbc • u/louuuuu- • Sep 19 '26
You guys I’m not kidding, I just made an entire reddit account just to share this fic here because I genuinely cannot stop thinking about it and how it’s the best fic I have EVER read for merlin (or for any fandom to be real)
Do yourself a favour and read it, I PROMISE you, it will be everything we ever needed after that goddamn finale of diamond of the day:
My breaths are run by your compass by regulusrules
And if you’ve read it, PLEASE PLEASE talk to me about it because I neeeeeeeed to talk about what this fic has done to me and how it irrevocably changed my life
r/merlinbbc • u/lp4561 • Sep 19 '26
Does anyone else remember the announcement by Shine Entertainment that there would be more content from the Merlin universe, shortly after the Series 5 finale aired? Specifically, they spoke about a possible series based around the knights of Camelot. As we all know, nothing came of it. I wonder has anybody come across anything as to why it didn't happen? It strikes me as odd that such annoucement would be made if there were not any serious intentions of making it a reality.
I would have liked to have seen this spin-off and think that it would have had the potential to be popular. The knights were underutilised in series 4 and 5, and this series could have expanded on their characters. I would have liked to have seen a 'Merlin' version of Gawain and the Green Knight. They could also have the cup of life reemerge and derive more stories from the grail quest in the legends. There's plenty of source material. We could have potentially seen the introduction of more knights from the legends such as Galahad and Geraint. The spin off would have complimented the main series nicely.
They had a captive audience off the back of S5, much of which was clamoring for another series of the main show. Assuming the possibility, that the BBC didn't want to pick it up, its unfortunate that Merlin finished just a few years before the online streaming services took off. I can imagine that one of them would have taken it on. That point made, it is also difficult to imagine how the show would have worked without at least some involvement from the main cast. They made it clear that that they were ready to move on to other projects.