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to keep their skills sharp and to
practise the chivalries of battle.
Don't touch, Jim. Those things
can bite your fingers off.
And now the King of our Little
Camelot, the noble Sire William
and his lovely lady Linet.
- What's the new toy?
- That's the mace I made for Morgan.
It's got a solid hit?
Yeah, it's made
out of metal, not rubber.
- Alan thinks it's too heavy.
- Let me see it.
Well, I never did know
a king who was on time, did you?
I didn't think we should use it
until we tried it out first.
Trumpets.
Just do it.
If Morgan needs a hand weapon,
tell him it's OK to use the mace.
Ah, come on, Bill, you...
My lords and ladies, the ever punctual
Sir William the King.
Long ilve King William!
Hey, what's up? Is something wrong?
Oh, it's... it's nothing.
And now the noble knights
of our kingdom!
What you will see, ladies and gents,
is absolutely real.
It's like drawing lots. You never know
who you're gonna ride against.
Now, any foul play
will be ruled on by the King,
the ultimate referee,
and the King himself
may ride in the game,
should he feel an opponent worthy.
Far out!
That was Sir Pellinore
besting Sir Ban of Boston.
And a well-placed blow it was.
- Your life is in my hands, sucker.
- I'm gonna kick your ass.
Hey, Joe!
until there's a champion.
- Did you see that shot?
- Yeah, it's all right, brother.
They're like acrobats, that's all.
They're like the wrestlers on TV.
They got these blood bags in their
mouths, you know what I mean?
Oh!
Ewing! You don't have a chance!
It's Ewain.
Keep your eye on me today.
Sir Ewing beats Sir Bleoboris.
All right!
Sir Marhalt
defeated by Sir Rocky!
Better luck next time, Sir Marhalt.
Far out!
Next to ride against Sir Kay,
Morgan, the infamous Black Knight.
Yeah!
In cases like this, the King,
Sir William, can judge a victor
or call for another pass.
Now in the case of another pass,
the knights may not use their lances
but must turn to hand weapons.
Neither man was the clear victor.
Fight again, Sir Knights.
Morgan had the advantage so Sir Kay
will choose. Mounted or hacks, Sir Kay?
Hacks.
No, no, the mace. The mace.
What?
Billy says you can use it, if you want it.
It's up to you.
Yeah?
Wait a minute, wait a minute.
OK.
In the side hacks,
the knights don't use the rail.
They ride in the open field
and they can pass at each other
for as long as it takes
for one to eliminate the other
or until one concedes.
God, they're really revved up.
Come on, Kay!
Billy, you're not gonna do this.
Maybe Morgan will lose.
Yahoo!
Billy, your shoulder.
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