Happy Holidays! We welcome back Greg Guler and Greg Weisman for another installment of “Jennifer and The Three Gregs!” We dive into the art direction of this episode – where the animation shines and where it falls short – before unpacking the massive battle with Oberon that unites families to protect the next generation. We also explore Xanatos’s evolving relationship with Goliath, his complicated dynamic with his own father, Owen Burnett’s fateful choice – and the biggest surprise of the entire series. And… something about a whisper that’s kind of a big deal? All this and much more! We also...

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The World Tour is finally over! Jennifer, Greg, and Greg reunite to dig into the fallout — from family gatherings on Avalon and the Eyrie Building, to emotional homecomings at the Clock Tower. We explore why Odin falls under Oberon’s authority, the birth of Alexander and the significance of both his and Fox’s heritage, the long-awaited reunion of the Manhattan Clan, and Xanatos’s… evolving karma. We also break down that heartbreaking moment between Goliath and Elisa, Hudson’s renewed sense of hope, and—fair warning—we may ruffle a few feathers with our thoughts on Oberon himself. And take a look at this...

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Happy Halloween! We are joined by Trick-or-Treaters to help us do a deep dive into this seminal and infamous episode of the series: Zehra Fazal (fan-turned-actor), Dezzie C. (host of The Gargoyle Nation YouTube Channel), Nicole Dubuc (fan-turned-writer) and Greg Weisman! We discuss the tricks and terrors of “Future Tense”. Goliath’s nightmarish return to Manhattan which has fallen under totalitarian rule. Where the friends and enemies they’ve left behind after forty years have gone. The art direction. The script. The many twists and turns on this emotional rollercoaster where nothing is what it seems… and what this all might mean...

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We’re back to discuss this seminal episode of the World Tour – and the series as a whole – with Greg Weisman and Jamie Thomason! We discuss the introduction of Lord Oberon and Queen Titania. Casting Terrence Mann and Kate Mulgrew in the roles (and something Mann has in common with Tim Curry). Squatters’ rights on Avalon. The brilliant script by Diane Duane and Peter Morwood. And much more. We even get a word or two from Diane Duane herself. We also discuss News such as the Iron Studios Gargoyles’ statues. Mondo’s Goliath action figure. The passing of John St....

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We are joined by Greg Weisman and Erin Weisman-Robinson where we discuss growing up as the daughter of the creator of Gargoyles, pursuing a career in education, and her thoughts on the episode. While having a father and daughter on the show, we also discuss the family dynamic between Peter Maza and his two daughters as well as Peter’s estrangement from his own father – along with which parent each Maza child takes after. We also discuss the Kachina Coyote within this episode and as a cultural figure along with Elisa’s Native American heritage – where they got things right,...

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We welcome back Greg Weisman and Dennis Woodyard as we head on over to Japan and the village of Ishimura. We discuss meeting a new clan of gargoyles, casting choices made among the guests, unintentionally biting the hands of the corporate overlords, dealing with language barriers, constructing that final duel, parallels between this episode and the five-part pilot, and much more. We also extend congratulations to Keith David on some recent news he received. Available on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Audible, Spotify, and your podcatcher of choice! And join us on Patreon for the Exclusive Video Edition!  Follow us on Twitter at: @FromEyrieFollow us...

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We are joined by Greg Weisman; a returning Cary Bates; and long time fan, Matt Parker, to discuss this otherworldly episode that brings us a new twist. We discuss bringing in heavy science fiction elements as well as the genre that “Gargoyles” falls into and why this doesn’t clash with it. We discuss a wide variety of topics such as Avery Brooks as Nokkar, Rapa Nui, the presentation of alien technology, and more. We also discuss amnesia as a plot element, and Goliath and Elisa meeting for “the first time” under very different circumstances. We then delve into the proposed...

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We are joined by Elisa Gabrielli to discuss her career, stepping in to cover for Rachel Ticotin earlier in the series before being cast as her own character, Obsidiana. We talk about this new clan of gargoyles, the rainforest they protect, the themes of conservation, Goliath and Elisa having a mature disagreement, the guest voices and more. We also have a fun time talking about Jackal and Hyena’s wackier upgrades. We also discuss News and First Impressions. For our news session, we discuss woes with Diamond Distribution (but since we’ve recorded this, Dynamite dropped Diamond as their distributors and gone...

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Greg Weisman discusses themes of prejudice and the descendants of the Greek gods and monsters while Jamie Thomason talks about casting and directing this episode as we dive into this backdoor pilot for a potential spinoff. Greg Weisman also discusses, in depth, what that spinoff would have entailed, characters that would have participated – including one very familiar to us. We are also joined by producer, writer, and author, Samuel Garza Bernstein who talks about the life and career of Hollywood icon, Roddy McDowall (who voiced Proteus in this episode)… and the biography that he’s writing about him. We all...

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We sit down with Greg Weisman to discuss the journey the Eye of Odin made as a MacGuffin introduced in the Sega Genesis game, being brought into the series as a trinket, then revealed to have magical powers… all the way to introducing Odin, himself. We discuss adapting the Norse god into “Gargoyles”, his wisdom along with his hubris; when Loki was briefly considered and why he ultimately wasn’t used. The inadvertent Kirby influence. We talk about just how cunning Angela is in the face of making Goliath the villain for the episode as absolute power corrupts absolutely. And much...

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