Galavant recap: 'Love and Death' / 'Do the D'Dew' 

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“Love and Death” wasn’t a particularly strong episode, but it’s worth it to see Madalena get her groove back. When we last left our heroes, Sid had thrown Galavant his sword — with terrible aim, since it landed right in the middle of his chest. So Gal is dead, right? Not so fast. A session with the healer Neo, the Miracle Max of Sporin, (Neosporin, get it?), resurrects Galavant right before Richard and Roberta are about to have their first kiss. Elsewhere in the world of morbid yet adorable coupledom, Madalena dropped an L bomb on Gareth and they — still rather adorably — use Valencia’s army as a couple’s therapist. Galavant and co. borrow a different kind of army (perhaps one more suited to my 

recaps) from Neo and head to Hortensia to save Isabella —who’s having a little trouble running her own army. And not only because the weapons are made of chocolate. Most importantly, though I’m not a huge fan of hashtags, #BringBackChefAndGwynne.

Although Neo didn’t send them off with “Have fun storming the castle!” he might as well have. This “Modern Major General” ditty had strong 

 vibes in running out the clock whilst singing about running out of time, but clearly the shtick was a 

 homage. (Note: If you acknowledge you’re ripping something off, it’s still funny.) Season 2 tends to be heading strongly into a more

direction, and I like it. Last season was all over the place tonally, but now the musical progression and the humor — mostly farce — have really found their footing.

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If we’re going to save this fellow from the grave.

I’m detecting notes of veal. And is that cheese?”

“Perhaps we ought to pause right here and say a silent Mass.

Employee of the Week: Neo (Reece Shearsmith, known for the British sketch show 

Signs: Portlandia, The Grove, Caves of Sporin, Red Keep

For the Angelenos: “The Grove has great shops and an Apple store. Apples are said to be good for your health!”

“And there’s sparkly fizz in my nethers whenever she is around.” —Gareth in “Love Makes the World Brand New”

Hat tip to Buffy’s “Once More With Feeling,” there are a lot of “I think this line’s mostly filler” lines and sight gags, like when Madalena and the random dude don’t know why they’re in Galavant’s near-death vision.

Richard: I just can’t believe he’s dead.

Roberta: Does seem awfully early in the season for something like this.

Sid: Can’t he be mostly dead but not all dead because mostly dead is slightly alive?

The virginity unicorn returns! A brilliant call back when Richard is outed as pure of body so he can help create the potion to resurrect Galavant.  

Barry accidentally sent out a save-the-date for a war from Valencia sent to Hortensia. That’s SO Barry, am I right?

“When all’s said and done, I’m just a girl, standing in front of a boy, over a dead body, asking him to like her.” —Roberta

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