Sir Lancelot insists that Brian is trained as a Knight of The Round Table, his presence angers several people, who vow to discredit him, and with Sir Lancelot away, Brian faces real danger.
Maybe the most satisfying episode so far, and that's strange as the main character is absent for the vast majority of it. I think perhaps because there was a degree of originality about it, it wasn't the usual sort of story, no siege, no invading knights.
Robert Scroggins delivers quite a sweet performance once again as Brian. Although the quality really does come from Patrick McGoohan, Sir Glavin is definitely the most interesting character here.
Maybe William Russell was given some time off for a weekend break perhaps.
Pretty good, 6/10.
Maybe the most satisfying episode so far, and that's strange as the main character is absent for the vast majority of it. I think perhaps because there was a degree of originality about it, it wasn't the usual sort of story, no siege, no invading knights.
Robert Scroggins delivers quite a sweet performance once again as Brian. Although the quality really does come from Patrick McGoohan, Sir Glavin is definitely the most interesting character here.
Maybe William Russell was given some time off for a weekend break perhaps.
Pretty good, 6/10.