Drama
Above Suspicion: Deadly Intent
Case Histories
Casualty
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
DCI Banks: Aftermath
Doc Martin
Doctor Who
Downton Abbey
Glee
Holby City
Hustle
Inspector George Gently
Kidnap and Ransom
Lark Rise to Candleford
Law & Order: UK
Lewis
Luther
Merlin
Midsomer Murders
Monroe
New Tricks
Scott & Bailey
Shameless
Silent Witness
Silk
South Riding
Spooks
The Shadow Line
Torchwood: Miracle Day
Upstairs Downstairs
Vera
Waking The Dead
Waterloo Road
Whitechapel
Wild At Heart

Drama Performance: Male
Ciarán Hinds – Above Suspicion
Jason Isaacs – Case Histories
Ben Turner – Casualty
Stephen Tompkinson – DCI Banks/Wild at Heart
Martin Clunes – Doc Martin
Matt Smith – Doctor Who
Brendan Coyle – Downton Abbey
Dan Stevens – Downton Abbey
Guy Henry – Holby City
Adrian Lester – Hustle
Martin Shaw – Inspector George Gently
Trevor Eve – Kidnap and Ransom/Waking The Dead
Bradley Walsh – Law & Order: UK
Laurence Fox – Lewis
Kevin Whately – Lewis
Idris Elba – Luther
Colin Morgan – Merlin
Bradley James – Merlin
Neil Dudgeon – Midsomer Murders
James Nesbitt – Monroe
Alun Armstrong – New Tricks
James Bolam – New Tricks
Dennis Waterman – New Tricks
David Threlfall – Shameless
David Morrissey – South Riding
Peter Firth – Spooks
John Barrowman – Torchwood
Stephen Rea – The Shadow Line
Ed Stoppard – Upstairs Downstairs
Alec Newman – Waterloo Road
Rupert Penry-Jones – Whitechapel/Silk
Phil Davis – Whitechapel

Merlin is famously awkward around fair maidens, and he is no stranger to embarrassing himself around Camelot’s royalty as well. In Season 4, do we start to see a more capable Merlin and perhaps even someone we should begin to recognize as Camelot’s great wizard warrior?

Our characters always had this kind of growing-up feel, particularly for Merlin. In a way, he’s got the slowest-burning journey. He has to put himself last, after everyone else. He’s been thrown into this world, with his destiny of ensuring that the kingdom reaches its full height, that magic is restored to the kingdom and that Arthur becomes the greatest king the land has ever known. Only then can Merlin be who he is going to be. He really has to put himself last, which is maybe why he hasn’t developed as much as the others but he certainly is becoming a lot more mature. He is becoming a lot less naïve, he’s wiser and he’s more grounded. He is also developing a better understanding of who he is supposed to be and what he’s supposed to do.

As we enter into the fourth series, we really see him grappling to keep hold of his relationship with Arthur too because in a way, things happen and things come to head where they are slowly growing apart and that’s a big, big challenge for Merlin this series – to really hold onto what he has.

Some of the best parts of Merlin are the banter between Merlin and Arthur. Despite all these big-budget, epic battles coming this season, is there still the same level of playfulness between the characters?

There’s definitely still that banter-filled relationship between Merlin and Arthur. As dark as the show goes, it always balances itself with some great humor. It really makes it interesting when the writers try to balance it out that way. Fans of the relationship and the banter between Merlin and Arthur really should have no worries at all – it’s all still there.

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