If you get a chance, ask John Rogers why Excalibur had to die. Seriously, that was irritating and pointless. Poor Cal. Also, melting away, wtf? Also also, have you mentioned to John Rogers my enduring crush on him? No? Ah, probably just as well.
Boxed Set, Vol. V: Just a Hint of Denial and a Dash of Retcon
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Wasn't the sword in the stone just a sword that Merlin stuck there with a spell to stay put until drawn by the future King of England?
What I'm saying is, there had better be some (shirtless) badassery going on next week.
So, did this meet your standard?
I don't really believe Ollie is all-the-way-not-coming-back dead BUT skewering through the chest and kicking him off a mountain is pretty persuasive.
What I'm saying is, there had better be some (shirtless) badassery going on next week.
So, did this meet your standard?
Quite well indeed.
Seriously though, that fight was fucking brutal. I thought parts of the episode were kinda lumbering, but those last few minutes were a thing of beauty. Gorgeously filmed, tremendous fight choreography, great music -- just, really well done. Ra's death blessing made the hair behind my neck stand up.
Apparently they shot the scene on location rather than sound stage. Those actors were doing the shirtless fight scene in actual freezing temperature.
Aye, the Sword in the stone is not Excalibur, in fact it is mostly films and tv that have conflated the two.
Oh! here's an excellent Wiki.
That aside, it doesn't keep me from thinking about someday using my Dremel to cut a slot into a small rock for my mini Excalibur letter opener.
Having nothing better to watch I tuned in to the Librarians TV show, and dear God did someone's daughter make their minotaur costume for a gradeschool play? I've seen school mascots that looked more realistic and scarier.
Eh, it wasn't a great costume but it did the job ok for me. Transforming the minotaur into a biker dude for the bulk of its screen time was a smart move, though.
I haven't seen tonight's Librarian yet, but the Ursula costume on OUAT was horrible.