S3.E11

The Sorcerer's Shadow

Episode aired Nov 20, 2010
TV-14
44m

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Paul McNeilly and Harry Melling in Merlin (2008)

Camelot's legendary tournament only has one rule: there are no rules whatsoever. Terrifying warriors start to fill the mythical city, Gilli amongst them. Despite his small stature, Gilli is ... Read allCamelot's legendary tournament only has one rule: there are no rules whatsoever. Terrifying warriors start to fill the mythical city, Gilli amongst them. Despite his small stature, Gilli is ready to join the action and committed to achieve victory with a secret weapon to help him... Read allCamelot's legendary tournament only has one rule: there are no rules whatsoever. Terrifying warriors start to fill the mythical city, Gilli amongst them. Despite his small stature, Gilli is ready to join the action and committed to achieve victory with a secret weapon to help him: magic. When Gilli begins to realize the full extent of his powers, Merlin becomes torn s... Read all

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Trivia
Harry Melling plays a person with magic in this episode, the very opposite of one of his most famous roles, Dudley Dursley in Harry Potter, the son of parents who absolutely despise magic. However, there is a headcannon that Dudley had magical kids and he and Harry made up.

Goofs
At the end of the episode, Merlin and Gaius have a dinner that includes tomatoes - except tomatoes weren't grown (or eaten) in England until 1600 or later.

Quotes
Merlin: It's... lonely. To be more powerful than any man you know, and have to live like a shadow. To be special, and have to pretend you're a fool. I know how it feels, I... understand.