This show isn’t good, really, but tonight’s guest-star turn is sort of noteworthy. It’s Janet Montgomery, making her third appearance in as many years as Princess Mithian. But since her most recent appearance, the British actress starred in an American TV series, sporting a very American accent, on the deservedly short-lived CBS drama Made in Jersey.

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Tausif Khan

Colin Morgan the eponymous star of the show recently beat out Benedict Cumberbatch and Matt Smith to win a National Television Award in England. Merlin's ratings in England has increased almost every year since it's beginning. It ended with more viewers than first watched the show. Very few shows can ever say that.

Jan 25, 2013 | Reply

Tausif Khan

I disagree with the idea that this is not good. The show has taking a group of characters, created relationships among each one of them and given each character their own arc. The show has also managed to hit all of the important developments in the traditional story and have made them all meaningful. I would call this a good show.

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