i have a question about the gargoyles series
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 8:35 pm
how many episodes does the gargoyles series have
not including the goliath cronicals
not including the goliath cronicals
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 8:53 pm
65 like most disney shows (and I think that is without the Goliath Cronicals).
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 9:07 pm
but how did it ended?
or which one was the last episode?
or which one was the last episode?
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2005 5:40 pm
the last episode was when goliath saved people from a train wreck. Mazza was there & I believe Angela & Bronx were too.
kind of a weird last episode, but at least it was a happy one. He was cheered for his heroism.
kind of a weird last episode, but at least it was a happy one. He was cheered for his heroism.
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2005 8:21 pm
Technically the series ended with a family of Hunters going after the gargoyles. They blew up the clock tower, nearly killed Angela, Elisa Maza, and Lexington. Demona and Goliath for a short time worked together. Xanatos wants to repay the gargoyles for saving his son Alex in previous episodes (The Gathering), so he invites them back to Castle Wyvern. Elisa meets Goliath on the tower right before sun rise and they have this short conversation.
Elisa: You know how I feel about you, right?
Goliath: How we both feel? Yes.
Elisa: Good. *jumps up, wraps her arms around his neck and kisses him on the lips, then leaves him just as he turns to stone with a smile*
The last episode of the Gargoyles series was "Hunter's Moon III"
The other ending was how The Goliath Chronicles ended. Greg Weisman was not on board for that and did his best to salvage what they had. He pretty much begged them not to end the series like they planned to and it's still deffinetly not ended the way it should have. Greg had a "master plan". Not the cliche, train crash and sudden change of heart by the humans. The last episode of TGC was "Angels of the Night"
Anyways, see this site for all episodes synposis
http://www.gargoyles-fans.org/reviews/index.htm
Elisa: You know how I feel about you, right?
Goliath: How we both feel? Yes.
Elisa: Good. *jumps up, wraps her arms around his neck and kisses him on the lips, then leaves him just as he turns to stone with a smile*
The last episode of the Gargoyles series was "Hunter's Moon III"
The other ending was how The Goliath Chronicles ended. Greg Weisman was not on board for that and did his best to salvage what they had. He pretty much begged them not to end the series like they planned to and it's still deffinetly not ended the way it should have. Greg had a "master plan". Not the cliche, train crash and sudden change of heart by the humans. The last episode of TGC was "Angels of the Night"
Anyways, see this site for all episodes synposis
http://www.gargoyles-fans.org/reviews/index.htm
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2005 11:23 pm
Thanks for awnsering 
Do you think will be able to have all the serie on DVD?
I know there´s a second season boxset right now, but they´ll release all the serie?
Do you think will be able to have all the serie on DVD?
I know there´s a second season boxset right now, but they´ll release all the serie?
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 8:25 pm
The first season is on DVD now. My local Best Buy, Wal-Marts, and Circuit Cities all sell them about around $20.
There is no official release date, but Greg Weisman has already indicated that the second season will be on DVD by the end of the year. Likely between Oct-Dec. It is unclear how they will release the second season. Either as the full second season in one box set, or split them up into 2 sets.
There is no official release date, but Greg Weisman has already indicated that the second season will be on DVD by the end of the year. Likely between Oct-Dec. It is unclear how they will release the second season. Either as the full second season in one box set, or split them up into 2 sets.