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| − | + | '''"Heritage"''' is the thirty-eighth televised episode of the series ''Gargoyles'', and the twenty-fifth episode of Season 2. It originally aired on November 27, 1995. | |
*Written by: [[Adam Gilad]] | *Written by: [[Adam Gilad]] | ||
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==Tidbits== | ==Tidbits== | ||
| − | [[Elisa Maza|Elisa]] quotes the famous line from Hamlet, "There are more things in heaven and earth..." - bringing yet another piece of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]] into ''[[Gargoyles]]''. | + | [[Elisa Maza|Elisa]] quotes the famous line from ''Hamlet'', "There are more things in heaven and earth..." - bringing yet another piece of [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]] into ''[[Gargoyles (TV series)|Gargoyles]]''. |
[[Raven]]'s lies would later on be converted into truth, according to [[Greg Weisman]]; at the beginning of his projected sequel series, ''[[Gargoyles 2198]]'', a [[Liberty Clan|new clan]] would be founded at [[Queen Florence Island]]. That same series would also include among its major characters a descendant of [[Natsilane]] (who would also be related to the Mazas, though just when the two families intermarried has not yet been revealed). | [[Raven]]'s lies would later on be converted into truth, according to [[Greg Weisman]]; at the beginning of his projected sequel series, ''[[Gargoyles 2198]]'', a [[Liberty Clan|new clan]] would be founded at [[Queen Florence Island]]. That same series would also include among its major characters a descendant of [[Natsilane]] (who would also be related to the Mazas, though just when the two families intermarried has not yet been revealed). | ||
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Raven refers to [[Grandmother]] as his cousin; this is a (much-neglected, alas) sign that the title "[[Oberon's Children]]" for the Third Race should not be interpreted literally. | Raven refers to [[Grandmother]] as his cousin; this is a (much-neglected, alas) sign that the title "[[Oberon's Children]]" for the Third Race should not be interpreted literally. | ||
| − | Although Natsilane is a member of the [[Haida]] nation, during the battle against Raven he is dressed like a stereotypical "Plains Indian" chief, very different from traditional Haida garb. This is most likely an | + | Although Natsilane is a member of the [[Haida]] nation, during the battle against Raven he is dressed like a stereotypical "Plains Indian" chief, very different from traditional Haida garb. This is most likely an error due to oversight. |
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
Revision as of 17:54, 17 December 2007
"Heritage" is the thirty-eighth televised episode of the series Gargoyles, and the twenty-fifth episode of Season 2. It originally aired on November 27, 1995.
- Written by: Adam Gilad
- Story Edited by: Gary Sperling
- Directed by: Frank Paur
Summary
Tidbits
Elisa quotes the famous line from Hamlet, "There are more things in heaven and earth..." - bringing yet another piece of Shakespeare into Gargoyles.
Raven's lies would later on be converted into truth, according to Greg Weisman; at the beginning of his projected sequel series, Gargoyles 2198, a new clan would be founded at Queen Florence Island. That same series would also include among its major characters a descendant of Natsilane (who would also be related to the Mazas, though just when the two families intermarried has not yet been revealed).
Raven refers to Grandmother as his cousin; this is a (much-neglected, alas) sign that the title "Oberon's Children" for the Third Race should not be interpreted literally.
Although Natsilane is a member of the Haida nation, during the battle against Raven he is dressed like a stereotypical "Plains Indian" chief, very different from traditional Haida garb. This is most likely an error due to oversight.
Links
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