Sonia and Mila are so entertained to go along for a quest with our young heroes they can hardly contain themselves. And all while this incredibly awkward love triangle plays our around the innocent bystander that is Merlin.

Sonia and Mila cannot overstate the importance of clear communication, even if it's a white lie to save some lives. But who are they kidding?! This is Camelot. And Mordred is back! This time they both agree, he's creepy.

Sonia and Mila are so in love with this episode that they've decided this is the real start to Merlin's season 2. Let the jousting festivities and character development commence!

Sonia and Mila can't recognize this version of Arthur. Frustration abounds as Merlin is constantly mistreated and the obvious goes unseen. But all is well that ends well as they excitedly start season 2 and come to appreciate this episode. And the origin of clotpole.

Sonia and Mila are very excited it's the Season 1 finale. Less excited that Gaius is in danger. It's time to see how far all our characters have come in their personal and story journeys. And for Sonia to make a bunch of 90s references, and strongly suggest the 80's classic Princess Bride as required viewing.

Sonia and Mila explore Merlin's judgement of who to turn to for advice. And Arthur's judgement overall. As for Uther's, they decided the quality of his long ago.

Sonia and Mila are excited to see a unicorn in Camelot, however short-lived. What's not short-lived is Arthur going through his now infamous acceptance process. The denial is strong with this one, like father, like son.

Sonia and Mila explore the changing dynamics of the gang as they are forced to work as a team in unfamiliar surroundings. In a much-needed vacation from Camelot what will they learn about these characters when the power dynamics of castle life become blurred?

Sonia has been waiting for this episode, for Mila's sake. The time has come for some serious answers to Mila's questions about the past of Camelot. And the number one question of the podcast too, Uther why are you the way that you are? And now, the new question becomes - what will this change?

Sonia and Mila are concerned about this ominous title, music, and all the stares... Some familiar topics like why Uther is the way that he is and whether the dragon is actually helpful come up. And some new ones like, why do any magical people seek refuge in Camelot?