In Scotland, 994 A.D. Goliath and his clan of gargoyles defend a medieval castle. In present day, David Xanatos buys the castle and moves it to New York City. When the castle is attacked the gargoyles are awakened from a 1000 year curse.
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In Scotland, 994 A.D. Goliath and his clan of gargoyles defend a medieval castle. In present day, David Xanatos buys the castle and moves it to New York City. When the castle is attacked the gargoyles are awakened from a 1000 year curse.
Season 2 episodes
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A mysterious masked man, who calls himself Coyote, breaks The Pack out of prison. He appoints himself leader and lead The Pack to set a trap for the gargoyles. Lexington's anger towards The Pack blinds his judgment, putting himself and the clan at risk.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Steve PerryGuest stars Clancy Brown, Matt Frewer, Cree Summer, Laura San Giacomo, Jim Cummings
Someone is taking people off the street and turning them into gargoyle-like creatures. Unsurprisingly, the trail leads to leads to one of Xanatos's labs and the noted geneticist, Anton Sevarius.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Brynne Chandler Reaves, Lydia MaranoGuest stars Tim Curry, Kath Soucie, Rocky Carroll
An archeological dig uncovers a set of scrolls, believed to contain Merlin's spells. Macbeth sends his mercenaries to try to capture the scrolls, but the gargoyles manage to stop them, getting separated from Hudson and Broadway in the process, both having one of the two scroll containers.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Brynne Chandler Reaves, Lydia MaranoGuest stars John Rhys-Davies
Demona steals a magical mirror to summon an elf named Puck. She forces him to use his magic against Goliath and the humans. However, the result is not quite what she had in mind...
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Lydia MaranoGuest stars Brent Spiner
Xanatos proposes to Fox, giving her the Eye of Odin as an engagement present. Soon afterwards, a huge lupine creature appears throughout the city, devastating everything in it's path.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Steve PerryGuest stars Laura San Giacomo, Charles Hallahan
Xanatos and Fox are getting married, and the groom asks Goliath to be his best man. Unsurprisingly, it turns out to be another of Xanatos's schemes, this time to obtain an piece of an artifact Goliath has - the Phoenix Gate, capable of opening doorways through time.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Shari GoodhartzGuest stars Roger Rees, David Warner, Laura San Giacomo, Kath Soucie, William Morgan Sheppard
While Demona prepares to cast a spell on the entire city through a pirate TV broadcast, she remembers her life after Goliath and the others had been turned to stone by the Magus.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Brynne Chandler Reaves, Michael Reaves, Lydia MaranoGuest stars Cam Clarke, Clancy Brown, Emma Samms, Ed Gilbert, Thomas F. Wilson, Kath Soucie, Pat Fraley, Jim Cummings
The gargoyles awaken to find nearly all of New York City's denizens turned to stone. A millennium before, a young man named Macbeth must decide how much he's willing to sacrifice for love.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Michael Reaves, Lydia Marano, Brynne Chandler ReavesGuest stars John Rhys-Davies, Emma Samms, Kath Soucie, Paul Winfield, Neil Dickson, Jim Cummings, Ed Gilbert
While Xanatos works to break the spell, the story of Macbeth continues, as the lord must take up arms against his brother when the Weird Sisters foretell his ascension to the throne of Scotland.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Brynne Chandler Reaves, Michael Reaves, Lydia MaranoGuest stars John Rhys-Davies, Charles Hallahan, Emma Samms, Rachel Ticotin, Kath Soucie, Ed Gilbert, J.D. Daniels, Neil Dickson
The plan to end the spell is sent into motion, but Demona makes preparations to stop it. In the past, MacBeth must decide if his alliance with the gargoyles is worth a war with England.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Brynne Chandler Reaves, Michael Reaves, Lydia MaranoGuest stars Emma Samms, Kath Soucie, Ed Gilbert, Neil Dickson, John Rhys-Davies
Cyberbiotics launches a new air fortress, and suspecting Xanatos might try something, Goliath follows it closely. But the owner is waiting for him, wanting revenge for the destruction of the previous craft.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Cary BatesGuest stars Robert Culp, Peter Scolari, Laura San Giacomo, Charles Hallahan, Peter Renaday
Dracon is surprised to find someone encroaching on his protection racket... a cop - Elisa Maza.
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Directed by Butch LukicWritten by Gary SperlingGuest stars Richard Grieco, Rachel Ticotin, Michael Bell, Thomas F. Wilson, Rocky Carroll, Charles Hallahan
The Mutates, burning for revenge against the clan, return. Goliath decides to take strong measures and find a cure for them, all with the unwilling aid of Dr. Sevarius.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Lydia MaranoGuest stars Tim Curry, Jim Belushi, Michael Horse, Kath Soucie, Rocky Carroll, Monica Allison
Tommy, the boy Goliath and his clan befriended 1000 years ago, arrives in Manhattan. He needs help in Avalon. Goliath, Elisa, and Bronx go with him to help and see what happened to the Gargoyle eggs.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Lydia MaranoGuest stars Clancy Brown, Gerrit Graham, Kath Soucie, John Rhys-Davies, Ian Buchanan, J.D. Daniels, Sheena Easton, William Morgan Sheppard
Goliath and Elisa meet with Katherine and the Mage. Under attack from the Archmage, Demona, Macbeth, and 3 of Auberon's children, Elisa knows they'll need more allies in the up coming fight. She goes to wake a human who has been on the island for a long time.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Lydia MaranoGuest stars Ruben Santiago-Hudson, David Warner, Gerrit Graham, Kath Soucie
With the Archmage's millennia-spanning plot nearing completion, Goliath decides they must try to recapture one of the items that gives the magician his power. Meanwhile, Elisa and the Magus investigate the legend of the sleeping King - Arthur Pendragon.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Lydia MaranoGuest stars Ruben Santiago-Hudson, David Warner, Gerrit Graham, John Saint Ryan, Kath Soucie, John Rhys-Davies
Some of Oberon's Children live in the human world, but are forbidden to interfere directly in human affairs. Angela seems very intelligent and observant, while Goliath leaps before he looks.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Adam GiladGuest stars Gregg Rainwater, Lawrence Bayne, Amentha Dymally
Trying to find Manhattan again through Avalon's magic, the clan ends up on Loch Ness, where Sevarius is trying to capture the famous monster for his experiments.
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Directed by Frank PaurWritten by Cary BatesGuest stars Tim Curry, Thomas F. Wilson
Sent to London, Goliath comes in contact with the remnants of a local gargoyle clan, and is accused of leading one of their members to his death - 40 years before.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Robert CohenGuest stars Sarah Douglas, Gregg Berger, Neil Dickson, Charles Shaughnessy
In Egypt, they find the Pack working on another of Xanatos' schemes - trying to pry immortality out of the god of death Anubis' hands.
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Directed by Kazuo Terada, Takamitsu KawamuraWritten by Brynne Chandler Reaves, Michael ReavesGuest stars Tony Shalhoub, Tony Jay, Clancy Brown, Matt Frewer, Cree Summer
Worried about Elisa and Goliath, the remaining gargoyles look around for clues to their whereabouts. Brooklyn starts by contacting Talon, and finds a power struggle developing among the mutants.
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Directed by Bob KlineWritten by Robert N. Skir, Marty IsenbergGuest stars Kath Soucie, Jim Belushi, Thomas F. Wilson, Rocky Carroll
Seeking Excalibur in London, Arthur meets Griff. Together they're sent by the Stone of Destiny to Manhattan, where the sword is said to lie. Unfortunately, Macbeth is about, having sensed powerful magic gathering...
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Lydia MaranoGuest stars John Saint Ryan, John Rhys-Davies, Neil Dickson, B.J. Ward
In Norway, the company is met by a mysterious one-eyed man who wants the Eye of Odin. When Goliath refuses to give it to him, he says they will regret it... especially Elisa, who isn't dressed for the cold.
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Directed by Bob KlineWritten by Cary BatesGuest stars Cam Clarke, J.D. Daniels, William Morgan Sheppard
The company hopes for some rest upon returning to Avalon. But the peace is short lived, as Oberon appears, demanding that humans and gargoyles leave the island to make way for the return of his children.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Diane Duane, Michael Reaves, Peter MorwoodGuest stars Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Gerrit Graham, Kath Soucie, Kate Mulgrew, Terrence Mann
Fortune smiles upon the company, as they spot the Statue of Liberty through the mists. The city is not as they left it... Rather, it is a devastated ruin controlled by Xanatos' robot sentries.
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Directed by Bob KlineWritten by Robert N. Skir, Marty IsenbergGuest stars Brent Spiner, Thomas F. Wilson
Oberon has gathered his children... save one. Puck remains somewhere in the mortal realm, and Oberon takes a gargoyle hound to Manhattan to track him. Meanwhile, Xanatos' and Fox's families have their own gathering to celebrate a birth.
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Directed by Bob KlineWritten by Gary SperlingGuest stars Robert Culp, Kate Mulgrew, Peter Scolari, Laura San Giacomo, Charles Hallahan, Kath Soucie, Terrence Mann, Sheena Easton
Oberon besieges Xanatos' skyscraper, determined to let nothing stand between him and the child.
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Directed by Bob KlineWritten by Gary Sperling, Lydia MaranoGuest stars Robert Culp, Brent Spiner, Peter Scolari, William Morgan Sheppard, Kate Mulgrew, Terrence Mann
Tomas Brod tries to establish himself in New York by throwing out Dracon. Having infiltrated his gang, Elisa ends up right in the middle.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Robert N. Skir, Marty IsenbergGuest stars Richard Grieco, Rachel Ticotin, Michael Bell, Thomas F. Wilson, Rocky Carroll, Clancy Brown
When the Manhattan Clan captures Demona, they and the Mutates decide to be her permanent jailers, unaware that they are falling into an elaborate trap.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Lydia Marano, Gary SperlingGuest stars Tim Curry, Jim Belushi, Rocky Carroll
Puck's first magic lesson for Alexander causes no end of confusion amongst the gargoyles, as they transfer two of Coldstone's personalities into Broadway and Angela, while possessing two other gargoyles themselves.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Cary BatesGuest stars Brent Spiner, Michael Dorn, Laura San Giacomo, Xander Berkeley, CCH Pounder
Elisa is transferred to the night shift and given a new partner. Demona is stealing large quantities of a powerful disinfectant from Xanatos. And there's a new hunter in town, out to make sure every last gargoyle is dead...
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Michael ReavesGuest stars Cam Clarke, Diedrich Bader, Rachel Ticotin, Thomas F. Wilson, Scott Cleverdon, Jim Cummings, Sheena Easton
Goliath swears revenge against the Hunters for what they did to Angela, and flies out to take the battle to them.
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Directed by Dennis WoodyardWritten by Michael ReavesGuest stars Tim Curry, Diedrich Bader, Thomas F. Wilson, Scott Cleverdon, Sheena Easton, Neil Dickson
After learning that the Clan survived the destruction of the clock tower, the Hunters expose their existence to the public while Demona prepares her masterplan to exterminate humanity.
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Directed by Dennis Woodyard, Kazuo Terada, Tomomichi MatsukawaWritten by Michael ReavesGuest stars Rachel Ticotin, Charles Hallahan, Thomas F. Wilson, Sheena Easton, Diedrich Bader, Scott Cleverdon, J.D. Daniels
Cary Bates, Lydia Marano, Michael Reaves, Brynne Chandler Reaves, Gary Sperling, Marty Isenberg, Adam Gilad, Robert N. Skir, Steve Perry, Diane Duane, Shari Goodhartz, Greg Weisman, Len Uhley, Steve Cuden, Robert Cohen, Brooks Wachtel, Eric Lewald, Julia Lewald, Lydia Marano, Peter Morwood, Brynne Chandler Reaves