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| − | Originally, the production team had considered having [["Eggs"|"The Eggs"]] secretly raised in Brigadoon, to better reflect the [[gargoyles]]' Scottish "nationality". After their research had discovered, however, that Brigadoon was purely a creation of the Lerner and Loewe musical and therefore not in the public domain, | + | Originally, the production team had considered having [["Eggs"|"The Eggs"]] secretly raised in Brigadoon, to better reflect the [[gargoyles]]' Scottish "nationality". After their research had discovered, however, that Brigadoon was purely a creation of the Lerner and Loewe musical and therefore not in the public domain, the Eggs' refuge became the isle of [[Avalon]] instead - which change would have certain consequences in Parts [[Avalon Part Two|Two]] and [[Avalon Part Three|Three]]... |
| − | ( | + | (Later on, when Greg Weisman wrote a ''Gargoyles'' parody for ''Captain Atom'', he briefly mentioned Brigadoon in it, bestowing upon it the role that Avalon had in the animated series.) |
[[Maol Chalvim]]'s more familiar anglicized name in the history books is Malcolm II (King of Scotland from [[1005]] to [[1034]]). His name was changed in the script for the same reason as [[Canmore]]'s in ''[[City of Stone Part Two|City of Stone]]'', to distinguish him from [[Prince Malcolm]]. | [[Maol Chalvim]]'s more familiar anglicized name in the history books is Malcolm II (King of Scotland from [[1005]] to [[1034]]). His name was changed in the script for the same reason as [[Canmore]]'s in ''[[City of Stone Part Two|City of Stone]]'', to distinguish him from [[Prince Malcolm]]. | ||
| − | + | Many familiar "bit characters" make appearances in the episode (and have all the more reason to show up now, just before the series would take its long holiday from [[New York]]). [[Brendan Quarters|Brendan]] and [[Margot Yale|Margot]] are among the passers-by staring in astonishment at [[Tom]] in his armor, his confronters are the three street thugs from ''[[Awakening Part Three]]'', and the policeman who arrests him is [[Morgan Morgan|Officer Morgan]]. | |
| − | [[Mary]] and [[Finella]]'s fate | + | [[Mary]] and [[Finella]]'s fate was not revealed in the television series, but according to [[Greg Weisman]], not long after their return to [[Scotland]] with the ''[[Grimorum]]'', they were inadvertently transported forward in time by [[Brooklyn]] and the [[Phoenix Gate]] (see the Tidbits section for ''[[Future Tense]]'' for further details) to the 1970s. They would later on prove instrumental in turning the ''Grimorum'' over to [[Xanatos]] and helping to arrange the events that would culminate in Xanatos and [[Demona]]'s transferring [[Castle Wyvern]] from Scotland to [[Manhattan]]. It may be significant that two women bearing a strong physical resemblance to them are among the guests at Xanatos's Halloween party in ''[[Bash]]''. |
[[Constantine]] mentions the [[Stone of Destiny]] in his coronation oath, but this time (unlike at [[Macbeth]]'s coronation) the Stone does not appear. | [[Constantine]] mentions the [[Stone of Destiny]] in his coronation oath, but this time (unlike at [[Macbeth]]'s coronation) the Stone does not appear. | ||
Revision as of 14:38, 4 November 2007
"Avalon" Part One is the thiry-fourth televised episode of the series Gargoyles, and the twenty-first episode of Season 2.
- Director: Dennis Woodyard
- Writer: Lydia Marano
- Story Editor: Brynne Chandler Reaves
Summary
Tidbits
Originally, the production team had considered having "The Eggs" secretly raised in Brigadoon, to better reflect the gargoyles' Scottish "nationality". After their research had discovered, however, that Brigadoon was purely a creation of the Lerner and Loewe musical and therefore not in the public domain, the Eggs' refuge became the isle of Avalon instead - which change would have certain consequences in Parts Two and Three...
(Later on, when Greg Weisman wrote a Gargoyles parody for Captain Atom, he briefly mentioned Brigadoon in it, bestowing upon it the role that Avalon had in the animated series.)
Maol Chalvim's more familiar anglicized name in the history books is Malcolm II (King of Scotland from 1005 to 1034). His name was changed in the script for the same reason as Canmore's in City of Stone, to distinguish him from Prince Malcolm.
Many familiar "bit characters" make appearances in the episode (and have all the more reason to show up now, just before the series would take its long holiday from New York). Brendan and Margot are among the passers-by staring in astonishment at Tom in his armor, his confronters are the three street thugs from Awakening Part Three, and the policeman who arrests him is Officer Morgan.
Mary and Finella's fate was not revealed in the television series, but according to Greg Weisman, not long after their return to Scotland with the Grimorum, they were inadvertently transported forward in time by Brooklyn and the Phoenix Gate (see the Tidbits section for Future Tense for further details) to the 1970s. They would later on prove instrumental in turning the Grimorum over to Xanatos and helping to arrange the events that would culminate in Xanatos and Demona's transferring Castle Wyvern from Scotland to Manhattan. It may be significant that two women bearing a strong physical resemblance to them are among the guests at Xanatos's Halloween party in Bash.
Constantine mentions the Stone of Destiny in his coronation oath, but this time (unlike at Macbeth's coronation) the Stone does not appear.
Links
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