From: BBC One
Seemed to have been played purely for comedic laughs, and that is what Richard Wilson does best, but the fact that, as Arthur and Gwen mentioned near the end, the events of the past few days should be forgotten, seemed unlikely to me. In reality, Morgana should have, could have, and would have, used the denouncement of Merlin to be rid of him for good. I don't understand why she just sat in silence (apart from her embarrassing upset stomach.)
In my more, cynical mood, switching to Gaius rather than the CGI Goblin after five minutes must have saved some of the budget too.
I'm also joining the "Uther must die!" club. Where do I sign up?
Merlin stumbles across a secret chamber and accidentally releases a Goblin. The mischievous creature possesses Gaius, leading the once-wise physician to develop a taste for gold, ale and magical jokes.
With a suddenly-bald King and a scourge of flatulence sweeping the royal household, can Merlin work out what is going on and banish the Goblin back to where he came from before any real damage is done?
Seemed to have been played purely for comedic laughs, and that is what Richard Wilson does best, but the fact that, as Arthur and Gwen mentioned near the end, the events of the past few days should be forgotten, seemed unlikely to me. In reality, Morgana should have, could have, and would have, used the denouncement of Merlin to be rid of him for good. I don't understand why she just sat in silence (apart from her embarrassing upset stomach.)
In my more, cynical mood, switching to Gaius rather than the CGI Goblin after five minutes must have saved some of the budget too.
I'm also joining the "Uther must die!" club. Where do I sign up?