Peace on Earth

It is Christmas Eve but Valiant, Arn, Rowanne, and most of CAmelot's knights are forced to spend it fighting an age-old battle abroad. Valiant tries to explain to the young prince on one ... See full summary »

Writers:

David J. Corbett (story), Sam Graham (screenplay),

Stars:

Robby Benson, Michael Horton, Noelle North

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Robby Benson	...	Prince Valiant (voice)
Michael Horton	...	Arn (voice)
Noelle North	...	Rowanne (voice) (credit only)
Alan Oppenheimer	...	Merlin (voice) (credit only)
Samantha Eggar	...	Queen Guinevere (voice) (credit only)
Efrem Zimbalist Jr.	...	King Arthur (voice)
Tim Curry	...	Sir Gawain (voice)
James Avery	...	Sir Bryant (voice)
Dorian Harewood	...	Sir Bryant (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Edan Gross	...	(voice)
Mark Hamill	...	(voice)
Sarah Partridge	...	(voice)
Stu Rosen	...	(voice)
Fred Savage	...	(voice)

Storyline

It is Christmas Eve but Valiant, Arn, Rowanne, and most of CAmelot's knights are forced to spend it fighting an age-old battle abroad. Valiant tries to explain to the young prince on one side, Thomas, how Camelot, once in a similar state, was unified through the ideals of justice and peace, but the two countries' desire for control of the land leaves much doubt that there will ever be an end to the destruction and lives lost. When Thomas' father falls in battle, he and Valiant must think of away to convince the people that a ceasefire does not have to and must not be seen as only an inexperienced boy's wish.

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Plot Keywords:

king arthur | 2d animation

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Genres:

Animation | Adventure | Fantasy

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[first lines]
Merlin: The universe. Vast, desolate, cold. Still and lifeless, save for a solitary outpost. The planet Earth. Our fragile Eden. A precious vibrant stone glittering in the cosmic void. How is it that humankind seems so intent on charting a course that would lead to its destruction? Threatening it with the ruthless hand of war, dishonoring it with the grim parade of man's inhumanity to man? It seems at times that we have eaten of a vile root, that we have abandoned reason, leaving many of ...