History Fridge / Gargoyles

* Actually, my moment is when I was given the first season on DVD, and it occurred to me that the head Gargoyle is named GOLIATH, and his main adversary is named DAVID Xanatos. DAVID vs. GOLIATH! I made a huge headdesk at missing that one, though my friends pointed out that Xanatos was always referred to by his surname. - Mr. Nick
** '''[[BoldInflation How come I never noticed that?!]]''' --@/{{Karalora}}
*** Because Xanatos is [[LastNameBasis always referred to by his last name]].

* I just realized the fact that Broadway's [[EvilKnockoff Evil Clone]] is named Hollywood has two layers. First of all, Broadway is in New York, and Hollywood is in L.A. However, both are entertainment capitals of the world: Broadway of theater, and Hollywood of film. It's a perfect contrast --@/DynamicDragon

* While the [[EvilSorcerer Archmage]] uses the Phoenix Gate to create a paradoxical time loop to save himself from his fall in the chasm and give himself the tome, amulet and phoenix gate that will empower him to save himself (and loop the loop), there is a much larger loop in play here. The Phoenix Gate exists because ''nobody ever created it''. It came into existance because in the future, Puck tries to trick Goliath into giving it to him, and he instead gets rid of the Gate by ''hurling it into the far past'' where it is first discovered.

* Maria Chavez mentioned that Jason, Robyn and Jon have been leaving a trail of violence wherever they go... meaning that they might have successfully tracked some Gargoyles and maybe even killed them.

* Biologically speaking, the gargoyles are mammalian, and yet we see they reproduce by laying eggs. This means they're part of that odd class of mammals (which includes the duck-billed platypus) known as monotremes. This in part explains their somewhat odd views on family (Goliath's insisting to Angela that she think of herself as the whole clan's daughter, not just his and Demona's) and also suggests their typical sexuality might be... a bit different from humanity's. Note that while Demona hates Elisa, it's only because [[FantasticRacism she hates]] ''all'' humans, and Elisa is one; also, while she regularly castigates Goliath for "betraying" the gargoyles (by befriending humans), she never specifically takes him to task for being ''[[YourCheatingHeart unfaithful]]'' to her with Elisa, probably because she ''doesn't see it that way''.\\

* In "A Lighthouse in the Sea of Time", Robbins looks up a phone number in a directory, causing Hudson to mutter "Magic book." But although Hudson is illiterate, he certainly understands the concept of books and looking up information in them. Then you realize that Robbins is blind, and is using a Braille phonebook. What Hudson sees is a blind man looking up a phone number in a book that appears to have blank pages. Magic, indeed.

* "Deadly Force" takes this to another level. It's the first instance where we see Elisa's life outside of law enforcement. The only other occupant of her apartment is her cat Cagney. Given that she left her (still loaded!) gun in the holster on her jacket, it's a pretty safe bet she hasn't received too many visitors and thus hasn't felt the need to worry about its status at home. Then Broadway, who's still very new to this millennium, gets a hold of it and... down she goes.

* When Oberon is reduced in power, he is forced to use spoken incantations to invoke elemental magic, instead of just pointing.