I especially like the growing relationship between Merlin and Arthur- the way the show is written, Merlin's only reason for helping Arthur is that 'it's his destiny,' and Arthur has no real reason at all to help Merlin, and yet you definitely feel that they are starting to care for each other. I think the cast is quite good as well: Colin Morgan is charmingly dorky as the title character Anthony Head milks a surprising amount of emotion from a ridiculously poorly written character and the rest (except perhaps for Katie McGrath, who can be a little too emotional) imbue their roles with genuine humanity. There are moments of genuine comedy that I really appreciate, and the rest of the time I spend giggling at the aforementioned flaws.
Yes, there are plot holes, character inconsistencies, cheesy dialogue, etc., but I think because it doesn't take itself too seriously (like, for example, Robin Hood was prone to do) it can get away with most of these things. I've actually found it very enjoyable and oddly addictive, though that doesn't mean I think it's good.
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The service, which launched on the 19th October 2009 is available to any consumer in the UK with an active broadband connection.Sky Songs offers users unlimited streaming, plus download-to-own tracks and albums from £6.49 a month. Combining the strength and profile of our members’ artists, the comprehensive set of repertoire already available, and the strength and reach of the Sky brand, we believe Sky Songs will continue to encourage even more music fans to subscribe to access quality music online.”Tracks on Sky Songs are available via unlimited online streaming, and as mp3 files that can be downloaded and stored forever. We aim to constantly grow and improve the Sky Songs service and this addition is a welcome step in that direction.” Charles Caldas, Merlin’s CEO adds, “We are delighted the Merlin repertoire will now be available on the Sky Songs service.
Justin Moodie, General Manager for Sky Songs, comments: “I’m delighted to add Merlin, and the fantastic music they represent, to the Sky Songs catalogue. Sky Songs already includes new release and back catalogue material from EMI, Sony Music Entertainment UK, Warner Music UK and Universal Music Group, plus a range of independent labels and distributors. Sky has reached an agreement with global independent rights agency Merlin to add a wide variety of leading artists to Sky Songs, the recently launched digital music service which offers music fans the opportunity to combine, in one subscription, unlimited streaming and tracks to download and keep forever.Merlin, whose repertoire represents 10% of the key global music markets, gives Sky Songs customers access to wide variety of member labels, including Domino, Demon Records, Ministry of Sound, Naïve, Cooking Vinyl, Tommy Boy, One Little Indian, Epitaph and !K7, as well as distributors including Finetunes, Kontor New Media, State 51, Virtual Label and Redeye.Artists represented by these companies include Arctic Monkeys, Bjork, Tom Waits, Franz Ferdinand, Ian Dury, Prodigy, Last Shadow Puppets, Animal Collective, Rancid and Al Green.
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