Merlin Episodes	Season 5
Back To Pazsaz Entertainment Network's Merlin Page Arthur's Bane, Parts 1 & 2 King Arthur and his knights venture into the frozen wastelands to investigate after several men vanish without a trace. At this time, Merlin finds himself in a battle like none other he has faced before. The Death Song Of Uther Pendragon Arthur is torn between his head and his heart after a stranger bestows upon him the power to summon the dead, at a time when he desperately wants to speak with his deceased father again. Another's Sorrow Morgana comes dangerously close to getting her revenge on Camelot with an evil scheme that fools everyone, even Merlin, and uses Princess Mithian as bait. The Disir Three soothsayers known as the Disir order Arthur to return to the old ways and legalize sorcery, or else Camelot will suffer their wrath. The Dark Tower Gwen becomes the traditional damsel in distress when she is snatched from Camelot and locked in a dark tower, so Arthur mounts his trusty steed and sets out to rescue his bride, accompanied by Merlin and his loyal knights. However, her kidnapper is none other than Morgana, who has imprisoned the queen in a place that haunts the dreams of men. Before them lays a landscape riddled with hidden dangers, perilous obstacles and magical beings - but surely, the sorceress wouldn't have made it quite that easy? A Lesson In Vengeance Morgana finds herself in a unique position of power, having brainwashed a Camelot insider to do her willing - and now hatches a sinister plan to murder the king. But when stable hand Tyr Seward becomes caught in the crossfire, he threatens to ruin everything. Can a suspicious Merlin unravel the truth before it is too late? The Hollow Queen The warlock agrees to help a young druid boy, Daegal, although to do so he has to leave Camelot on a dangerous mission - just as the citadel is playing host to the fearsome Sarrum of Amata. He hopes no one will notice his absence, but as the sky darkens so do Merlin's suspicions - is there more to Daegal than meets the eye? And can a man as ruthless as Sartre be trusted?
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