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M.e.r.l.i.n Final Episode by HomeInNetherlands

A great finale. The episode had everything a Merlin fan could ask for, and was sad in a few places. I think every aspect got a nice little payoff, from Arthur and Merlin, Morgana and Mordred, Gwen, Gaius and Merlin, the regular knights Leon, Gwain and I forget if the big guy is Percival or not, just everybody was given their moment.

This is not a regular link but maybe for christmas the other people are on a break. This one has occasional ads. If I get a better link for you I will post it. I came back because I watched it again. The Bromance of Merlin and Arthur was in my opinion the best Bromance since Kirk and Spock. These two really sold it all these years and they did an excellent job of it and are good actors, especially Colin Morgan. And the guy that played Mordred I think has a bright future ahead of him because he doesn't even have to talk to command scenes.

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Regarding what you just said wing, stupid or not that is the legend and I think the show did the right thing sticking to it. The one character the show deviated with the most throughout the series was Lancelot, and Gwen paid a price for that considering Lancelot was her primary story. Had they gone a different route then that would have been a disservice to Mordred. Also, the way they did go added a touching (I thought) element to the very last frame of the show with Merlin waiting and waiting.

Sorry you guys didn't like this, I get it was rushed and they could have spent more time on Mordred and Morgana, but they made sure to really showcase the central relationship of the show and the episode-long journey Arthur was on realizing what and who Merlin was and how he felt about it was beautiful I thought, and Merlin just spending the entire episode loving Arthur was equally so. Arthur was not able to understand why Merlin would be doing the things he was doing if he was so powerful and it took the whole episode for it to sink in for Arthur, who finally got it.

About Gwen, well it is a fairy tale pretty much, and the show didn't have to stick to real world political realities.

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wingwalker, I completely agree with you about Morgana/Merllin.

Also, in all the Arthurian legends even the original one, Arther is a great king who rules over a peaceful and prosperous Albion/Camelot for many years before his death. Something which never happened in this series. The finale should have been the beginning of Arthur's great reign instead of this trite ending.

In any case, I am glad the series is over. I thought the final season was mostly dross so they ended it before it got even worse.

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