Tonight we are savoring the best moments from the final hour of ABC's musical comedy series GALAVANT.
Happily Ever After...? Beginning with a charming and touching flashback sequence to GALAVANT (Joshua Sasse)'s own picaresque medieval youth, the penultimate episode of ABC's new musical comedy series GALAVANT matched the frothy, fun and winsome tone of the previous three hours effortlessly while also seamlessly ushered us into the final entry of the series with welcome wit and jovial warmth to go with all the rest of the Monty Python-esque, Mel Brooks-aping goings-on. "A hero doesn't have feelings," Galavant's father informed him before breaking into a chummy Alan Menken/Glenn Slater earworm, only to be thwarted in his musical efforts shortly thereafter by Galavant's screechy mother, heard off-screen - yet, the intention was established: a hero must retain a clear head at all times. Or else. "Hero mode," as GALAVANT himself referred to it, is an essential element for every valiant knight worth his weight in armor to possess if he has any intention of succeeding in his pursuits - and, as we have copiously witnessed over the last several weeks, if anybody can act like a hero, it's Galavant. And, in addition to talking the talk, he can walk the walk, too, as guest star John Stamos discovered as joust victim Jean Hamm in the opening hour of the series.
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