And how absolutely fantastic it was … ?
I’m not kidding, either: I’ve just re-watched it, and it still looks amazing.
Love in the Time of Dragons isn’t one of the big, story-arc driven episodes — which next weeks episode, Queen Of Hearts looks like it may be — but instead one that focuses on Gaius, played by Richard Wilson.
And the fact that he, as one of the older characters has both a history, and a passionate side.
But don’t take my word for it: let me, instead, show you what I felt was one of the more touching scenes in Love in the Time of Dragons.
And leave you with this, as well …
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