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I've only seen about 70% of this season but I catching up on that now. I believe this season only ran for a few episodes. There are a lot of good things about this part of the series. Improved animation, better production values, more use of new characters. But I also noticed that a lot of people seem to have problems with it, including me. Here are my complaints.

- Xanatos as a good guy. Although he is a cool character I do have to agree that he was much more interesting as a bad guy.

- Fox as a good guy. I just saw the "Broadway Goes to Hollywood" epsiode and throughout that entire episode she seemed like she was going to do something bad..but she didn't...because she's good now. She took some getting use to.

- Broadway and Angela. I'm all for them pairing Angela up with someone, but they never explained why she chose Broadway. I think there should have been an episode about this. Maybe there was one and I missed it but the whole thing litterally came out of nowhere for them.

- Excuse my spelling, but I had a problem with the Quarimen. (however you spell that) Their symbolism was way too obvious. They are clearly suppose to be the KKK of the series and it's also clear that they are always going to be there and nothing is ever going to get better.

In the end my biggest complaint is that the series just kind of cuts off. I mean there's really no hope for these Gargoyles in the end and nothing is resolved. I almost wish that the series had ended with the "Hunter's Moon" trilogy. Anyway those are my thoughts. What are yours.

Season 3 is a touchy subject amongst the Garg fans I know. Greg, the creator, got booted and they pretty much re-wrote his plans for that season.

A lot of info on how it was supposed to go (and a crap-load more) can be found at the Ask Greg archives over at www.s8.org.

It just seemed as though something was missing from the show. It was like all the characters were there...but they weren't what they were...I much preferred the first to seasons to the mishap they called season three. Maybe they could try a remake and ignore the blunder which was the Chronicles...

I saw that episode that everyone was talking about with Goliath turning human during the Goliath Chronicles. I noticed that the animation was a bit different and not really for the better. I noticed several errors and repeats in frames that were very obvious. In fact I noticed several errors. They mentioned that Angela and Bronx were not in the alternate world becuase Goliath had never been born. In this world I don't think any of them would be alive since the only reason they survived the raid is because Goliath conviced Hudson to go check out where the Vikings were hiding. Before he left he had sent Brooklyn, Lextington, Broadway, and Bronx into the basement because they were acting up. That's the only reason they weren't killed during the day. Plus Goliath's overall attitude in that episode just didn't seem right. He's always been the voice of reason and the one who always convinced the other Gargoyles that protecting the humans that feared them was the right thing to do. Now suddenly he doesn't see the point of it all? It just didn't make any sense. The one thing I really liked about the original series is the fact that they didn't make errors like these. This is aside from all of the animation errors I caught throught that season as well. This is just one more reason that I think that maybe it would have been best if this season was never made at all.

the only ep I saw of the goliath chronicles was one where everyone was fighting over angela and she finally ended up with broadway, though I remember very little of this ep.

I actually thought the animation was not as clean and detailed as it was in the first two seasons.


Yeah. ^_^;; I guess I am just being biased because I like Brooklyn better, but I didn't ever hear Angela give an actual reason as to why she chose Broadway.
There used to be a huge fan fic out there, created by a conglomerate of writers, that had Angela even falling for a human. I wish I could remember what it was called. That was the best group of fan-fic I have ever seen. >_> But now I am rambling...

Yes, that's probably where it started, when rewatching the season I closely kept an eye open to where it started, and here was the first time. Same happened with Lexington, he grew fond of the baby, remember?
It may be that there were different persons in control, but it was the same brain that controlled and recorded the actions of the body, so subconciously Angela and Broadway might stil have a neurosynaptic pattern remaining from which the love started to develop. Actually it makes perfect sense.
The creators probably did this episode because psychological development is something most people never even notice.

Goliath is a pimp! blaugh