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Camelot

2011 · 1 season · Sci-Fi, Drama · STARZ

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With King Uther's sudden death, chaos threatens to engulf Britain. The sorcerer Merlin has visions of a dark future and installs young and impetuous Arthur, Uther's unknown son and heir raised as a commoner, as the new king. The two install themselves in Castle Camelot with their allies, which include Arthur's biological mother, his foster brother, and a quartet of loyal warriors. From Camelot, Arthur tries to build a new and better Britain, where people can live in peace. Meanwhile, Arthur's cold half-sister Morgan plots to take the crown from him. Banished by Uther, who was responsible for her mother's murder to put Arthur's mother on the throne, Morgan is responsible for Uther's death and wants to rule as his successor. Aided by her loyal maid Vivian and the devious nun Sybil, Morgan takes up residence in Castle Pendragon, from where she schemes against Arthur.

Created by
Michael Hirst, Chris Chibnall
Starring
Joseph Fiennes, Jamie Campbell Bower, Tamsin Egerton, Peter Mooney, Philip Winchester
Network
STARZ
Episodes
About 50 minutes each
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Camelot FAQ

Where can I watch Camelot?

In the United States, Camelot is streaming on Prime Video, The Roku Channel, The CW and Plex. You can also rent or buy it on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store and Google Play.

Was Camelot canceled?

Yes — Camelot was canceled in 2011 after 1 season.

How many seasons of Camelot are there?

Camelot has 1 season and 10 episodes, each about 50 minutes.

What is Camelot about?

With King Uther's sudden death, chaos threatens to engulf Britain. The sorcerer Merlin has visions of a dark future and installs young and impetuous Arthur, Uther's unknown son and heir raised as a commoner, as the new king. The two install themselves in Castle Camelot with their allies, which include Arthur's…

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