Now he is another beautiful mess for the Blazing Dragons cartoon series. This time, it involves a big mistake that both Flicker and Sir Loungelot make that involves the rest of the dragon knights. And once again, there were a few minor issues that worsened the episode that I have to say.
The issues that I had at the beginning, besides the Count Geoffrey stuff, were the "crackpot" jokes, Loungelot throwing a berry at Griddle, and Loungelot's refusal to do work from playing golf. Loungelot attempted to throw a berry at Sir Blaze before it landed on Queen Griddle, which was very mean for him to do at both. The talk revolving around the crackpot was very misunderstood, since it was meant to be an old cauldron. Sir Loungelot was being lazy as usual by refusing to look for his golf ball himself and have Flicker do the job.
Now, as for the rest of the episode, this was where all the dragon knights experience the main plot of the episode with the princess. Even though the princess might've been somewhat likable, she was very repetitive, chatty, and energetic. She even kept everybody awake in the evenings and danced with Flicker very fast. While the dragon knights were coming up with ways to put the princess to sleep, Sir Burnevere and Sir Hotbreath went around with two very annoying methods involving hypnotism and whacking people on the head with a hammer over and over. I couldn't seem to get it out of my head for a while after watching those scenes with those two dragon knights. Eventually, the princess got tired of dragon knights and decided to go back to sleep, as a result of her experience at Castle Camelhot. That was it for the entire situation, even for Count Geoffrey and his evil knights, which had the same situation that the dragons had.
Overall, this fairy tale of an episode was quite a chatty mess. This may be the last one of the first season, but it gets worse in the next season. Of course, I would say goodbye to some characters from the first thirteen episodes, such as Sir Galahot and Sir Hotbreath, even though they didn't play a big role in the series. This also includes the stories that characters were part of. Of course, I can't imagine the second season getting any worse than this.
The issues that I had at the beginning, besides the Count Geoffrey stuff, were the "crackpot" jokes, Loungelot throwing a berry at Griddle, and Loungelot's refusal to do work from playing golf. Loungelot attempted to throw a berry at Sir Blaze before it landed on Queen Griddle, which was very mean for him to do at both. The talk revolving around the crackpot was very misunderstood, since it was meant to be an old cauldron. Sir Loungelot was being lazy as usual by refusing to look for his golf ball himself and have Flicker do the job.
Now, as for the rest of the episode, this was where all the dragon knights experience the main plot of the episode with the princess. Even though the princess might've been somewhat likable, she was very repetitive, chatty, and energetic. She even kept everybody awake in the evenings and danced with Flicker very fast. While the dragon knights were coming up with ways to put the princess to sleep, Sir Burnevere and Sir Hotbreath went around with two very annoying methods involving hypnotism and whacking people on the head with a hammer over and over. I couldn't seem to get it out of my head for a while after watching those scenes with those two dragon knights. Eventually, the princess got tired of dragon knights and decided to go back to sleep, as a result of her experience at Castle Camelhot. That was it for the entire situation, even for Count Geoffrey and his evil knights, which had the same situation that the dragons had.
Overall, this fairy tale of an episode was quite a chatty mess. This may be the last one of the first season, but it gets worse in the next season. Of course, I would say goodbye to some characters from the first thirteen episodes, such as Sir Galahot and Sir Hotbreath, even though they didn't play a big role in the series. This also includes the stories that characters were part of. Of course, I can't imagine the second season getting any worse than this.