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Season:Episode	Title	Type	Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
1 : 13	A Wizard's Sacrifice	Sneak Peek	02:54	08/23/2009
1 : 12	The Magic of Alchemy	Excerpt	03:03	08/23/2009
-	The Labyrinth of Gedref	Sneak Peek	03:00	08/04/2009
-	The Moment of Truth	Sneak Peek	02:15	08/03/2009
1 : 8	The Beginning of the End	Sneak Peek	01:54	07/26/2009
1 : 6	A Remedy to Cure All Ills	Sneak Peek	02:02	07/12/2009
-	A Remedy to Cure All Ills	Excerpt	02:06	07/12/2009
1 : 7	The Gates of Avalon	Sneak Peek	01:55	07/11/2009
1 : 5	Griffin Attack	Excerpt	02:49	07/05/2009
-	Not the Time for Magic	Sneak Peek	02:04	06/21/2009
-	Valiant	Excerpt	02:04	06/21/2009
-	The Dragon's Call	Excerpt	02:34	06/20/2009
-	Serpent's Shield	Sneak Peek	01:45	06/16/2009
-	On the Set	Behind the Scenes	08:32	06/12/2009
-	Merlin Cast Interviews	Behind the Scenes	01:46	06/11/2009

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No new shows you suck!

3 months ago

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My parents, my son, and I all watch Merlin together. It's something we can all watch as a family and enjoy together without having to cover my 6-year-old son's ears or eyes during the show. Some people have complained that it doesn't follow the true story of Arthur, and about children getting the wrong impression of him. You can't believe everything you see on T.V. anyways, so what's the big deal? Instead of criticizing a great show, such as Merlin, perhaps they need to take the opportunity to make it an education moment by explaining the difference between fact and fiction. After all, a 10-year-old child should know the difference by that age.
Merlin is good, clean entertainment. It's free from half-naked girls and profanity. It's also very entertaining. Finally a show for the whole family that we all can enjoy!

3 months ago

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Well, now that NBC has picked up the series it is my hope that they will carry on the show. Regardless of the artistic license taken by the writers, it has the potential to go somewhere. Maybe we will get lucky and the show will continue pass its original 13 episode plan and become a great fantasy series everyone can enjoy. See 8 other replies

3 months ago

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There is a lot of changes but its still a pretty good show. I didnt know it was only 13 episodes and ended however.. that kind of sucks. Like its not even worth watching anymore See 8 other replies

4 months ago

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Actually NBC did not pay these actors to act. this show was broadcast last year on BBC one. It was supposed to be a 13 episode run then be ended NBC has picked it up. All the episodes run in the states are re-runs. The story line never really went anywhere, and the last episode was a let down. See 8 other replies

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US movies do take and remake movies from other countries, but it doesn't happen 100% of the time, nor does it mean that there is a lack of quality in US movies. Movies are extremely hit or miss and some do it well, and some not so much. Foreign movies aren't much different in that something they hit the mark and sometimes they don't. In fact, I would venture to say that a large reason why film connoisseurs associate US made productions with "dreck" or "unoriginality" is simply because of the sheer volume that the US creates. There is so much that is produced that as a whole you're going to get into the "quantity over quality" syndrome. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I would think that foreign films are made in far fewer number and movies aren't as much of an industry (read: factory) as it is in the US.

As far as companies "dumbing" productions down (i.e., Japanese Anime), well they aren't doing it because they want us to be dumb. They do it because they want to make money and through their own experience the have reached the conclusion that translations as-is don't connect with audiences and thus don't generate the money that they want/need. In other words, if they're dumbing it down, we really only have ourselves (read: audience) to blame. Of course, then there's the question of whether the companies should bite the bullet and lose profits creating smarter material, or continue to create dumbed down material/translations/remakes/etc. and actually create a circumstance of a self-fulfilling prophecy (i.e., we make dumb stuff because they like dumb, but creating the dumb stuff makes them more dumb)? See 21 other replies

4 months ago

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What I meant was it is not a "re-hash" in the terms of the comparison made to the "Office" above (which had a British cast and production initially, then was bought by NBC to redevelop in an "American" way). While the premise for the show is not "new", the actual show (not the basis or premise) is a singular development with no unwarranted succesors.

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