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This is a great episode. I enjoy The Beast character. So well-spoken, and exciting to watch when he turns to a necessary rage.

Been watching season one and two. I have to say, I am hooked on the storylines. Thanks for posting. What made you decide to post? Nostalgia?

Great epi! Gargoyles for life!

I don't know... I love "Gargoyles"...always have, always will. But I found (and currently find) my interest waning at this point. All trips/vacations must come to an end (for good reason), and I think it is time for these voyagers to go home. I love the world travel concept, but as a viewer it...

Who did the voice for Taurus?!?! Wow, that is a badass voice. If I had that voice, I would love saying daily expressions like..."Pass the dinner rolls, please."

Goliath: You could have just asked for it nicely...dick.

I always liked MacBeth. Glad he is turning to the good side!

1. I love the trickster plotlines. How cool to decide on a theme for this show! It probably made the storyboard room a litte easier to plot and pick.

2. I really like the "love theme" music featured at the end of this show. Great soundtrack.

3. MADA AFRIKA! I love it!

DREAMTIME!!!!!!!!! (I have said that phrase over the years since this show ran live. It's weird how certain words/phrases stick in your head).

The Hound of Ulster! Whoo hoo! Loved the accents in this episode...no matter how cheesy they may have been. BRONX...YOU RULE. I'm going to name my first dog "Bronx". That or "Steven"...

No girlfriend for Brooklyn...again. Sorry big B. Perhaps in another 1000 years.

Jackal is a bad motha...shut yo mouth...I'm just talking 'bout Jack!

So Golaith altered the timestream entirely by bringing Griff back? Shouldn't that have caused something amazing to happen in the future...like donughts raining from the sky, instead of water droplets?

Wow...what a screwed up situation. Hopefully Macbeth will stay friends with Goliath's clan from now on...

Unique episode. I'm curious if there were alot of American parents writing in to Disney, asking for the show to be canceled? I wonder if all of the chanting and unique religious/pagan references were too much for the bible belt of America. Well, doesn't matter anymore...but I found this episod...

I love the voice for Sevarius! Who is it? I heard a rumour it is Dr. Frankenfurter...

This is one of my fav episodes, just because of the way the main male character says "Ahh...The Hound of Ulster?" I wonder who voiced his character? I'm sure it's not spot on-Irish, but it sounds great to me!

I'm a big fan of this show, and I'm sure the Native American folklore/history that this episode represents is quite amazing...but the writing for this episode???....Peee Yewwww! El Stink-o! "(growl) I WILL FIGHT YOU TRICKSTER"...c'mon.

The shadowing is great in this episode! As far as the story, I think Goliath ALSO realized that some places are not worth returning to...ever.

And now, onto our world voyage! I really believe in what Angela says at the end...no matter how hard it is to leave and let go, we must...and explore our world and find where we fit best!

Three questions:

1. So does the Archmage continually and forever have to re-enter the time-stream, save himself, and teach himself how to acquire the three magical talismans?

2. What happened to the Gramorom Archinorom during the 975 years of waiting? I know David Xanatos acquired it in the ...

@VicShowZ9 Hey thanks for the origin of "Jalapena" post. Your thoughts make sense.

Anyway, welcome to AVALON friend.

Some weird computer animation glitches during the clock tower fight scene Talon kept appearing briefly in place of one of his clansmen. Surprised that the editing team allowed that during final product/play.

Otherwise, awesome episode. It's been a while since we had heard from Derek and his ...

What the hell was up with Wolf's face toward the end of the episode? Two different faces!!!

I enjoyed this episode. It's always nice to introduce a new villian, and mix up the bag. This would be an episode worthy of watching two or three times to sort out the surpises of who is cheating who, etc.

Another baddie joins the roster!

Weird episode...not a fan of Matt Bluestone as a character. Although, when I used to read Dan Brown's novels, I always pictured Robert Langdon as a visual of Matt Bluestone in my head. Ironically, Langdon's adventures were about The Illuminati and the Masons. And, until after reviewing this ep...

@VicShowZ9 Yah It's, weird. I guess they were trying the expression out in this episode. I like it! I wonder which writer said, "Let's make this the latest expression of the nineties." Too bad it never truly stuck. It's alot better than current terms like "WTF" or "OMG." Thanks for the rep...

1. I HATE DEMONA (even when she is not truly in the episode).

2. I enjoyed it when Goliath realized the importance of integrity, taking responsibility for ones own actions instead of placing further blame on a secondary party, and teaching today's children the importance of change and how cha...

Demona and MacBeth overload. Could do without these characters for a while...

I can imagine the storyboard room for these story-arc episodes. What a timeperiod peice! A great and truly epic story-arc, as well as a great and truly epic show. I do have one question: Why did the Gargoyles have to fly in the air with the firebombs in the first place? I guess they would ha...

What a good soap opera...Evil villans uniting...Evil villians fighting one another...Heros versus villians...And finally heros alligning with the villian.

Enter the weird sisters...

Do children of a divorced family relate to this show... in particular, episodes such as? Likewise, do divorcees relate to this show? Just curious...

One of my favourite episodes of season two! I could see this episode being really scary for kids, especially with the werewolf sounds! I love all of Golaith's lines in this episode, from "Not a Good Night for You" to "Let's just say I don't trust you with it." But my favourite audible sound is...

Kick-ass episode. Elisa is keeping her gun locked-up (in her apartment) these days.

Wow... great episode! And Demona has made her worst dream come true! Also, I like the three tier assignment: Gargoyles, Humans, and Oberon's children!

Well, another Saturday Morning promotional episode...Reading is cool, kids... and here are some scary monsters to show you why... :)

(I did enjoy the blind character. Hopefully we will see more of him.)

This show was awesome because it wasn't afraid to end the episode on a truly inconsolable person sobbing her eyes out.

Not much to say besides how much I hate The Pack. And Lex was such a little whiney toddler in this episode. The violence was interesting in this episode...from mauling a face, to shooting a gun through a torso...I'm sure the Disney Damage Control Team was pissing their pants.

Great ending to Season One. We all have a purpose in this life...it's just a matter of finding it, evaluating and re-evaluationg it, understanding it, and living it.

When watching this show in its day, this was my first visual of a criminal mastermind/genius extrodinaire. Fox spells it out for us, but I'm glad she does.

Out of all three seasons, THIS EPISODE IS THE BEST and ranks #1. Great storyline...changing of the guard...two wicked villans...an incredible fight scene...and strength, patience, and loyalty resonate throughout. Hudson is my favourite character.

From a male perspective: Life is all about machismo...confidence...dominance. Looks as if Xanatos and Goliath will be battling it out to determine who's the bigger badass.

Okay episode. Not my favourite. At times it felt like a Saturday Morning promotional program: Using guns is not cool, kids...and here are some scary monsters to act out why.

In this episode, the overall art was more disney-esque. Except for Goliath. Goliath was drawn with a darker, sunken-in face. He was composed of rough sketching at times. And he had more defined muscles. Great episode overall.