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Same with the Magus The Traitor theory. They trick you by attaching his voice to the hooded figure.
When did Katherine and Tom ever make out?
But didn't the archmage have a role as well?
edited 17th May '12 7:38:42 AM by blueflame724
I treat all living things equally. That is to say, I eat all living things
Again, I may be misremembering, but I believe it was presented during a montage scene of the Magus's memories in which he is remembering his time on Avalon and how Tom and Katherine grew closer together; "making out" may be a bit strong, since I think they just kissed, but they were definitely acting frolicsome.
Wasn't Katherine portrayed as having been kind of irrationally afraid of the Gargoyles since childhood, as an explanation of her initial attitude?
Disney's uploading the whole series on You Tube now
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpSnlSGciSWNwph3ex9gdSe5FrAdn1p7l
YES!!!
Now release the rest of the DVD's!
edited 22nd Oct '12 8:32:41 PM by blueflame724
I treat all living things equally. That is to say, I eat all living things
Ded
Ooh, that's pretty damn co-
SORRY NOT AVAILABLE ON YOUR COUNTRY, DICK BLISTER
...Well I don't need you, there are millions of Gargoyles videos in youtube...
If you wanna PM me, send it to my mrsunshinesprinkles account; this one is blorked.
Gargoyles is one of my favorite tv shows of all time and easily my favorite cartoon not adapted from something else. I would literally give my right hand to have a continuation series helmed by Wiseman come to the airwaves.
Gargoyles is on Youtube now? Well, there goes my last excuse for not finishing watching the show.
Hey, wait a minute ... They're missing some! I don't any of the Season 3 episodes. *Goes to hide from fans with torches and pitchforks.*
Mad Scientist Wannabe
No, no, this is GOOD. NOBODY likes season 3. They'd be besieged by angry mobs if they DID release Goliath Chronicles.
I know that Season 3 is supposed to be bad, but I've never seen it. And I'd feel bad dismissing it as crap if I hadn't even given it a chance.
Rascal King
Don't even bother with it. It's not canon, anyways.
I have a plan.
Greg Weisman himself said that the episode "The Journey" is canon despite being a season three episode, so don't feel bad about watching it.
"@[=g3,8d]&fbb=-q]/hk%fg"
And then he rectified that statement by rewriting the story in the comics
But honestly, the Goliath Chronicles doesn't even have Narm Charm?
edited 23rd Oct '12 7:02:22 AM by blueflame724
I treat all living things equally. That is to say, I eat all living things
Whatever may be said above The Goliath Chronicles, I consider the line "DREAM OF ME, GOLIATH! DREAM OF MEEEE!" to be a real gem. Honestly, that line is pure Meme material! 
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Power Rangers and OJ Simpson. You just don't expect to see those names in the same sentence.
Unpopular opinion: season 3 isnt great but its not as bad as people make it out to be.
We're gonna get Disney+ next month, so I'll give it a try. I saw a handful of episodes as a kid, but it didn't click for me. The only ep I remember has Brooklyn falling in love with a girl, she is tragically mutated into a gargoyle, and this super scary scientist dies. Just straight up dies on screen and it was terrifying as a kid! I don't expect to be as shocked now but if anyone knows the ep title, please tell me and that's the one I'll start with.
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I remember really liking the Hunters storyline in that season. Which is cool, because I also remembering not liking the Hunters bloodline stuff in general, so that's like the one story they had that caught me.
Edited by KnownUnknown on May 16th 2020 at 3:39:19 AM
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.
To be honest I didn't care for the character of John Canmore/Castaway. His turn into a villain felt very forced to me.
I know that he was supposed to be like a reverse Demona, but I can understand why Demona is the way she is. And lot of the flashbacks she that her negative traits have always existed. But with John, he starts out as a nice if kinda wimpy guy who doesn't want to continue his family's dumb legacy, and then he suddenly turns into an evil hate-filled bad guy, even when his reason for becoming so (thinking his brother was killed) turns out to be false
The Goliath Chronicles version of John Castaway isn't Jon Canmore, though. Or at least he's never stated to be. Season 3's writers seem to either not have realized that they were one and the same, or they made a conscious decision to treat them as separate characters.
In the context of just the Season 2 finale, Jon Canmore's turn to evil makes a degree of sense. It's ultimately not just thinking Jason was dead that drives him into hating gargoyles, it's also his unwillingness to face his own responsibility in crippling Jason.
Edited by DrDougsh on Jun 4th 2020 at 10:20:01 AM
I also remember someone saying that John's initial reluctance in avoiding conflict with the gargoyles wasn't so much kindness as it was cowardice, the same cowardice that would make him unable to take responsibility for his actions.
Latest blog update (November 5th, 2022).
Apparently, the Cinestory that Joe Books almost put out before getting cancelled was almost a brand new comic book series by Greg Weisman and Christopher Jones.
Knows-Many-Things
The Avalon World Tour did way more damage to the series than I think gets talked about. Almost half the episodes of the entire series are that arc, and it's so full of sequel hooks and pilot bait that it gets hard to even remember what show you're watching.
Find the Light in the Dark
I really liked some of that arc; it did go on way too long, though.
It should have been cut in half, probably more, since it sidelined half the main cast.
