The beautiful Lady Lynette of Accolon arrives at King Arthur's court demanding assistance, explaining that her sister, Lady Eleanor has been coerced into marrying Baron Braynor. Arthur assigns a champion, only he's not what she had in mind.
There is more than a certain amount of tongue in cheek humour here, it's actually a very funny episode, but one with something of a romantic twist run into through it.
There has always been humour on the show, but this is the first time a whole episode has felt like a comedy, Sir Crustsbread, the Baking Knight, Lady Lynette demanding the utmost commitment from her Knight, and scalding him the whole time, it's a very entertaining episode.
I'm still not sure I can get used to seeing this series in colour, it looks so vibrant. I am definitely still seeing an upwards spiral in terms of quality.
Virginia Vernon was an absolute delight as Lady Lynette, funny, but sincere, I detected a bit of chemistry between her and William Russell.
Very enjoyable, 8/10.
There is more than a certain amount of tongue in cheek humour here, it's actually a very funny episode, but one with something of a romantic twist run into through it.
There has always been humour on the show, but this is the first time a whole episode has felt like a comedy, Sir Crustsbread, the Baking Knight, Lady Lynette demanding the utmost commitment from her Knight, and scalding him the whole time, it's a very entertaining episode.
I'm still not sure I can get used to seeing this series in colour, it looks so vibrant. I am definitely still seeing an upwards spiral in terms of quality.
Virginia Vernon was an absolute delight as Lady Lynette, funny, but sincere, I detected a bit of chemistry between her and William Russell.
Very enjoyable, 8/10.