Good gods, MERlin...
With the finally episode of season four of Merlin about to show (legally) here in the great white north, I've been thinking about the show a fair bit (fairly constantly). I'm wondering -- for all the talk of the "old religion", have they ever mentioned the religion that's replaced it? Or have I just missed it?
I know an officiant seems to miraculously appear whenever someone is about to get married to someone they shouldn't (trolls, random princesses, notMerlin) but other than that, there seems to be a distinct lack of "new religion" around Camelot.
Also, Morgana should've forced Gwaine to fight with his shirt off. (can't see how that's a spoiler since it happened last week here and months ago for anyone with a decent dl speed)(I mean, I like Bradders and all, but it hardly seems fair when Arthur's half naked every week and except for Percival's arms (and various highly appreciated cleavage)(not on Percival! on Morgana and Gwen) no one else shows any skin.)
What? No, that's not another topic. Gwaine fighting with his shirt off could be counted as a religous experience...
I know an officiant seems to miraculously appear whenever someone is about to get married to someone they shouldn't (trolls, random princesses, notMerlin) but other than that, there seems to be a distinct lack of "new religion" around Camelot.
Also, Morgana should've forced Gwaine to fight with his shirt off. (can't see how that's a spoiler since it happened last week here and months ago for anyone with a decent dl speed)(I mean, I like Bradders and all, but it hardly seems fair when Arthur's half naked every week and except for Percival's arms (and various highly appreciated cleavage)(not on Percival! on Morgana and Gwen) no one else shows any skin.)
What? No, that's not another topic. Gwaine fighting with his shirt off could be counted as a religous experience...