Sonia and Mila are ready for a new season as the writers have catapulted them a year forward in the world of Camelot, to the day of Morgana's return. Time to suss out where all these characters stand after all this time.

Sonia and Mila make a new final decision about the full moon and Camelot. If only as a momentary distraction from how much this episode made them cry! They'd like to keep Balinor around, obviously.

Sonia and Mila get to bottom of serious things, like the Camelot full moon cycle. Now that that's settled (is it?), time to talk about how the entirety of our Camelot universe can never be the same after Morgana makes a big choice.

Sonia and Mila want to like Morgana, but it's getting harder every minute. And they really need some reassurance that Merlin (yes, they're awakre he's fictional) sometimes does get to sleep?

Sonia and Mila are fully enjoying the fun vibes of a rom-com starring Arthur. Even if the object of his bewitched affections isn't Gwen. Of course it's up to poor Merlin make things right, with shockingly little help or guidance from Gauis. All's well that ends well?

How impressed could Sonia and Mila be with an actor having a single perfectly timed tear streaming down their face? Spoiler alert - very. They also have both made the important effort to make up a backstory for the reemergence of the cage-on-wheels.

Sonia and Mila enjoy exploring all the action and emotional truths this episode brings out. But "someone" in Camelot is not as big a fan of the truth as they are.

Sonia is in trouble for not having warned Mila that this episode would be so stressful. But all is well that ends well, and this ends spectacularly. Most importantly, they make an important decision about the moon in Camelot.

Sonia and Mila can't stop laughing over everything in this episode. The unexpected happens and we're all the better off for it. This podcast is a tale of all the things that went right with this episode.

Sonia and Mila get into the silliest episode of Merlin yet, with much of their own silliness. There's much to dork out over with this episode's guest role. Not to mention philosophies on spoilers.