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| − | ''' | + | '''''"Avalon" Part Two''''' is the thirty-fifth televised episode of the series ''Gargoyles'', and the twenty-second episode of Season 2. |
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| − | + | *Director: [[Dennis Woodyard]] | |
| + | *Writer: [[Lydia Marano]] | ||
| + | *Story Editor: [[Brynne Chandler|Brynne Chandler Reaves]] | ||
==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
==Tidbits== | ==Tidbits== | ||
| − | [[Angela]] is not the only member of the [[Avalon Clan]] to be the biological offspring of two [[ | + | [[Angela]] is not the only member of the [[Avalon Clan]] to be the biological offspring of two [[gargoyle]]s whom we had already met in the series. According to [[Greg Weisman]], [[Gabriel]] is the biological son of [[Othello]] and [[Desdemona]] (as his appearance strongly hints). (On a related side-note, Greg has also mentioned that [[Broadway]] is [[Hudson]]'s biological son, although neither of them are at all interested in this piece of information, thanks to the gargoyle custom of "Daughters and sons belong to the whole clan.") |
| − | In the original draft for ''Avalon Part Two'', the [[Archmage | + | In the original draft for ''Avalon Part Two'', the [[Archmage]]s' time loop included two more stops that had to be cut for time: a visit to [[Scotland]] in [[1040]] (where the "enhanced Archmage" instructs the [[Weird Sisters]] to make [[Demona]] and [[Macbeth]] immortal) and to [[New York]] in the present day, during the events in ''[[City of Stone]]'' (where the "enhanced Archmage" would deliver further instructions to the Weird Sisters that would lead to their actions in that episode). |
The latter scene, incidentally, could explain a remark by the "enhanced Archmage" to his former self about how the modern world is now powered by science and technology rather than by [[magic]]. From the point of view of the episode as aired, this is astonishing, since his time in the 20th century is spent entirely on Avalon, rather than the outside world, and so could not have seen this first-hand. He also calls Demona "cannon-fodder." (Admittedly, he does witness Demona and Macbeth making use of their high-tech firearms in their initial assault upon the palace, which could be how he learned of it. An even more entertaining possibility is that the Archmage doesn't actually know this fact, but only says it because it's all part of the time loop!) I wonder if these lines could initially have been left over from the longer version of the episode, where he would have had the opportunity, during his brief stopover in [[Manhattan]] during the 1990s, to learn of this. | The latter scene, incidentally, could explain a remark by the "enhanced Archmage" to his former self about how the modern world is now powered by science and technology rather than by [[magic]]. From the point of view of the episode as aired, this is astonishing, since his time in the 20th century is spent entirely on Avalon, rather than the outside world, and so could not have seen this first-hand. He also calls Demona "cannon-fodder." (Admittedly, he does witness Demona and Macbeth making use of their high-tech firearms in their initial assault upon the palace, which could be how he learned of it. An even more entertaining possibility is that the Archmage doesn't actually know this fact, but only says it because it's all part of the time loop!) I wonder if these lines could initially have been left over from the longer version of the episode, where he would have had the opportunity, during his brief stopover in [[Manhattan]] during the 1990s, to learn of this. | ||
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Revision as of 12:56, 23 May 2007
"Avalon" Part Two is the thirty-fifth televised episode of the series Gargoyles, and the twenty-second episode of Season 2.
- Director: Dennis Woodyard
- Writer: Lydia Marano
- Story Editor: Brynne Chandler Reaves
Summary
Tidbits
Angela is not the only member of the Avalon Clan to be the biological offspring of two gargoyles whom we had already met in the series. According to Greg Weisman, Gabriel is the biological son of Othello and Desdemona (as his appearance strongly hints). (On a related side-note, Greg has also mentioned that Broadway is Hudson's biological son, although neither of them are at all interested in this piece of information, thanks to the gargoyle custom of "Daughters and sons belong to the whole clan.")
In the original draft for Avalon Part Two, the Archmages' time loop included two more stops that had to be cut for time: a visit to Scotland in 1040 (where the "enhanced Archmage" instructs the Weird Sisters to make Demona and Macbeth immortal) and to New York in the present day, during the events in City of Stone (where the "enhanced Archmage" would deliver further instructions to the Weird Sisters that would lead to their actions in that episode).
The latter scene, incidentally, could explain a remark by the "enhanced Archmage" to his former self about how the modern world is now powered by science and technology rather than by magic. From the point of view of the episode as aired, this is astonishing, since his time in the 20th century is spent entirely on Avalon, rather than the outside world, and so could not have seen this first-hand. He also calls Demona "cannon-fodder." (Admittedly, he does witness Demona and Macbeth making use of their high-tech firearms in their initial assault upon the palace, which could be how he learned of it. An even more entertaining possibility is that the Archmage doesn't actually know this fact, but only says it because it's all part of the time loop!) I wonder if these lines could initially have been left over from the longer version of the episode, where he would have had the opportunity, during his brief stopover in Manhattan during the 1990s, to learn of this.
During the Archmage's visit to 1020, we witness again Demona's granary robbery from City of Stone Part One, and a cameo by Findlaech (teaching Macbeth swordplay).
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