Galavant Season 2 Finale Recap: Hopelessly Devoted to D'DEW 

wrapped its sophomore staging this Sunday with a war involving not three but

armies, a bit of dark (dark) magic and, when all was said and done, happy endings for some of the heroes.

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The closer opened with Chef and Gwynne’s idyllic life in a tiny hovel disrupted as they realized they lived smack dab at the conversion of the three warring armies, from Valencia, Hortensia (wielding pots and pans but no whisks, please) and the zombie horde under Galavant and Richard’s purview.

Gareth meanwhile was disappointed to discover that Madalena wanted the two of them (and Wormwood) to simply observe his “birthday” war from a “luxury skybox.” Eventually, though, Gareth followed his gut and entered the fray, where he was reunited with (and summarily got walloped by) Richard. Similarly, Isabella whaled on Galavant upon laying eyes on him, what with him wishing her to die in a fart  and all. Soon enough, it was “bygones” for everyone, but the truces were interrupted by Madalena unleashing her D’DEW magic, which sicced the zombies on, well, pretty much everyone.

After Gal, Richard, Isabella and Gareth just barely barricaded themselves inside Hortensia’s walls, Madalena paid a visit to warn them of imminent defeat. Yet when she beseeched her king to leave with her, Gareth firmly declined, visibly breaking what was left of the ice queen’s heart.

Episode 2 opened with the wonderful number that Timothy Omundson told us about, in which Richard dueted with his younger self, lamenting their sad lot in life. With that finished and doom knock-knocking on their door, Sid arrived on the scene with an army of his own, cobbled together from Enchanted Forest beefcakes, giants, dwarves and Princess Jubilee’s posse — though, Sid explained, the budget prohibited including any of the recognizable guest actors.

Mad’s magic trapped Galavant and Gareth inside Hortensia, but Richard and Isabella escaped to face off against Wormwood and the increasingly evil queen, respectively. Wielding the sword of the One True King to Unite Them All — and motivated by the seeming death of Tad Cooper! — Richard easily dispatched with Wormwood, while Isabella fought hard against Mad for the happy ending she deserves (after wearing pretty much the same outfit for two years). With the zombie horde powered down by Wormwood’s vanquishing, Gareth reached out to Madalena to share a life together, but she explained that she had tasted total power and

Gal meanwhile had a promise to make good on, having quasi-proposed to Isabella mid-melee, so the two married with Weird Al and the other jazz-handing monks officiating. Richard found his own happy ending as well, racing to stop Roberta from boarding the boat to the Island of Spinsters, cat and chocolate in hand.

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Gareth was determined to find his love and rescue from herself, and to that end enlisted Sid for an adventure. Madalena though was last seen arriving on the doorstep of the DEL (Dark Evil Lord), to complete her training (after being properly accessorized by his manservant, of course).

Then, as the monks sang of what may be should there be a Season 3, we got a glimpse into the future, where Roberta sent Richard to feed Tad Cooper — who now apparently is a full-grown fire-breather who snacks on sheep: “I’ve got a dragon,” the True King boasts to the camera.

What did you think of the finale, and how much do you want a Season 3?

I don’t know the reasoning behind two half-hour shows, but it makes the episodes feel kind of cramped. But I love the show! I find myself smiling throughout. It’s a good place to end it, but I hope it gets renewed.

The opening and closing songs were superb! A third season would look very different and I don’t know what they’ll do with Tad Cooper, but I would still like to see it.

This show is amazing but there is no chance that it will get a Season Three on ABC.

That’s what everyone said last year too.

That was so great! I knew it would be an awesome finale when the Jester gave the season recap. I missed this song! There were so many great lines and the whole “we won’t die, we have an episode left, this isn’t game of thrones” was funny. I love the meta jokes.

I think the Reaper (or formerly the Bear) will get them this time around although one can hope. But if this has to be the series finale I’m perfectly happy with it. Just hope the maybe release a DVD box with both seasons. That would be great.

Love this show so much!!! I cross my fingers for a season 3 but at least know that if there is not one( lets be realistic:( ) it provided me with SO much entertainment. Now to go and listen to the soundtrack non-stop…..

This is one of the funniest shows. Makes me laugh out loud multiple times per episode, which doesnt happen with every comedy. Its a great story, great songs, funny, and it works well as a 4-5 week alternative to the award shows and sport events that I dont care about.

I’m happy for Galavant and Isabella but part of me liked the idea of her and jester getting together,

This season vastly improved over the first one to the point where yes, this time it should be renewed on merit.

I loved this finale so much. If we don’t get season 3, what a great way to go out. This season was so much better than last year (which I also loved) that I’m excited to see what the show would look like in season 3 and do hope we get to see that next January…but if not, this is a great, great capper to the series, and now all we need is a blu-ray release of the combined first two seasons to tide us over until next year…

I really hope they confirm a third season, it’s great to see something this kind of different and with such a great quality. And above all is really entertaining.

These episodes certainly seem like a series finale. They was no cliffhanger though they left an opening to continue with Mad going to learn how to be all evil. Timothy Omundson as Richard was the star of this season and he was great. I hope we get a season 3 as it is funny show and fits in well as a replacement for “Once Upon A Time”. It’s a shame they couldn’t produce enough episodes to last until Once returns, which is still over a month away.

The two half-hour shows are because it is a sitcom format. ABC just made the decision to double-pump them every week.

Definately need season 3. Richard is just coming into his own and now he really has a dragon? A dragon would be great! Opens up a lot of possibilities.

Five or six episodes a year is enough of this silliness. Delightfully entertaining junk-food level TV.

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