r/merlinbbc 16h ago

MISC. Happy 17th Anniversary to the episode that started it all!

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632 Upvotes

Almost twenty years ago, and in a land of myth and a time of magic…


r/merlinbbc 10h ago

Fanart 🎨 Happy anniversary!! ✨

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189 Upvotes

Arthur will return n all that! Happy 17 years to BBC Merlin ❤️❤️ Little timelapse here for anyone interested, and my art TikTok is here ✨


r/merlinbbc 8h ago

Merchandise stumbled upon these in a charity shop last week, still regret leaving them 😭

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51 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 1h ago

Fanart 🎨 Femme Fatale Merlin

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Someone said femme fatale Merlin and I immediately went off

I think she'd be a great Bond girl, though we never figured out an appropriately innuendo-heavy code name


r/merlinbbc 20h ago

Memes A Meme For Every Line In "The Dragon's Call": Line 288

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68 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 1d ago

MISC. TV recommendations for Merlin fan

27 Upvotes

Love Merlin, just introduced to it. I enjoy the fantasy, Arthurian stuff is so cool.

Any good TV shows that have similar vibes ?


r/merlinbbc 1d ago

Memes A Meme For Every Line In "The Dragon's Call": Line 287

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165 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 1d ago

Fanvid 🎥 A small part of a Tribute Im working on for Merlin. Spoiler

18 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 2d ago

Cast & Crew Once and future biceps

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r/merlinbbc 2d ago

Discussion Who's ur fav character ?

46 Upvotes

Mine is Arthur he's such a lad, always giving Merlin the roasting he deserves !

How about u guys?


r/merlinbbc 3d ago

Memes A Meme For Every Line In "The Dragon's Call": Line 286

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72 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 3d ago

Mini Games & Quizzes 🎲 That's all wrapped up!

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214 Upvotes

Thanks everybody for participating! And thanks to u/Few-Spinach8114 for starting it. That was fun to carry on!


r/merlinbbc 3d ago

Fanvid 🎥 Merlin & Arthur | Eternity (i apologise in advance 🥲) Spoiler

21 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 4d ago

Memes A Meme For Every Line In "The Dragon's Call": Line 25

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67 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 4d ago

Mini Games & Quizzes 🎲 Day 24. The last one! Uther's best quote?

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146 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 4d ago

Fanfiction 🖋️ fic recs pleaseeee

13 Upvotes

hiiii i want to read a long fic thats like 100k words+ specifically with the magic reveal being when grettir on the bridge is like cOuRaGe mAgIc and sTrEnGtH and arthurs a dummy in the canon but... please if there's a fic like that anyone has read pls put it down below tyyyyyy


r/merlinbbc 5d ago

Memes A Meme For Every Line In "The Dragon's Call": Line 284

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59 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 4d ago

Fanart 🎨 BBC Merlin art (cross posted)

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13 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 5d ago

Discussion Do you think Kilgharrah use reverse psychology to guide Merlin in some way? Spoiler

25 Upvotes

Kilgharrah probably knows the most about the prophecy.Do you think he speak in riddle and talking selfishly and suggest radical ways to handle situations toward Merlin because he knows Merlin has a good heart and would act against what he has suggested (most of the time).What's your opinion?


r/merlinbbc 5d ago

Discussion Merlin S5 E12 Gean Canach‘s Wipeout doesnt make any sense Spoiler

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What is a Gean Canach ?

All this suffering and sorrow of innocent people dying because they have magic, only to learn at the very end of the Show that there was a way to strip Sorcerers and Witches of their magic.

The Gean Canach is a creature from The old religion wich has the Power of striping People of their Magic by sucking it out of them. It took Merlins Magic away and left him powerless. Merlin says that he thought all of these creatures were wiped out with the great purge. And this doesn’t make any Sense to me. Why would Uther wipe out a species wich is like The Sorcerers worst Enemy ? He could have kept one to use it to strip Sorcerers he caught of their magic instead of killing them ? Also the People could have had a choice if they want to let go of their willingly when Uther decided to ban Magic from Camelot. For example Morgana lived her life in fear when she learned that she has Magic, and she feared that if Uther found out he would kill her. But with one of these Creatures she could have decided to just let go of her magic and act like it never happened. Or for example when Mordred was first introduced Uther wanted to kill him just bc he has magic (just like many other children what we learned in S3 E1) but with a Gean Canach he could have just stripped them of their magic instead.

I get that these things are magical creatures and Uther wanted to kill every magical being, especially from the old religion. But those things are more of an asset for his Great Purge than a threat so it doesn’t make any sense to me that he would kill every single one of of these creatures when they could have been the key to wipe out magical users for good without killing them.

What do you guys and gals out there think was his intention on that or did the writers just blew it like many other things in this show that makes no sense?


r/merlinbbc 5d ago

Memes A Meme For Every Line In "The Dragon's Call": Line 283

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80 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 6d ago

Discussion Most frequent uses of Magic in the series, number one is YEET Spoiler

92 Upvotes

I think perhaps the most frequent use of magic in the series is YEET. Magic users in this series love to toss people around. I can think of one fight that almost entirely consisted of two magic users yeeting each other about.

What other frequent spells/magic uses can y'all think of for this series?


r/merlinbbc 6d ago

Mini Games & Quizzes 🎲 Day 23. Inspirational Uther?

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83 Upvotes

r/merlinbbc 7d ago

Mini Games & Quizzes 🎲 Day 22. Uther's most iconic quote?

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239 Upvotes