It is a tale of two tournaments. Debbie wants to make sure she gets to her kids school sports day.
There is a matter of Ye Grande Tournament, a championship for knights. Somehow the champion Philip of Woolworth impaled himself in a sword.
Negatus who is desperate to win, enters his champion Emmanuel to the tournament. Everyone fears him so Emmanuel is likely to win by default as everyone pulls out.
Debbie persuades the lowly page who trained Philip of Woolworth to enter. Despite the rules stating only knights can take part.
Debbie has to support the lowly page in the tournament and get to the school sports day on time.
This is so far the best episode of Yonderland so far. The right mix of Monty Python, Blackadder and Horrible Histories. It is probably just a tad on the adult humour side.
Those pages have to rub the knights unmentionables. There is political humour about women not having the vote, some scatterbrained laughs as well.
There is a matter of Ye Grande Tournament, a championship for knights. Somehow the champion Philip of Woolworth impaled himself in a sword.
Negatus who is desperate to win, enters his champion Emmanuel to the tournament. Everyone fears him so Emmanuel is likely to win by default as everyone pulls out.
Debbie persuades the lowly page who trained Philip of Woolworth to enter. Despite the rules stating only knights can take part.
Debbie has to support the lowly page in the tournament and get to the school sports day on time.
This is so far the best episode of Yonderland so far. The right mix of Monty Python, Blackadder and Horrible Histories. It is probably just a tad on the adult humour side.
Those pages have to rub the knights unmentionables. There is political humour about women not having the vote, some scatterbrained laughs as well.
