Sir Gadabout is an accident waiting to happen. A good egg, slightly cracked, he bravely blunders from calamity to catastrophe via disaster. More hysterical than historical this series ... See full summary »
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Sir Gadabout is an accident waiting to happen. A good egg, slightly cracked, he bravely blunders from calamity to catastrophe via disaster. More hysterical than historical this series follows Sir Gadabout and his fellow Knights of the Round Table as they strive to protect the honour of Camelot and its brummie King, Arthur XXXII. Written by
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I caught the Gadabout programme when I was a student in England and was channel surfing. Even though it's a children's programme, it really is very well done and choke full of jokes that will make you wipe tears from your eyes after you've recovered from laughing. I liked all the characters from the king, Will, Elenora to the knights and their funny antics, their dilemmas, the round table etc.
Am seriously considering getting the whole series if possible. Pity I didn't get to see more, but even now, I will chuckle when remembering at funny scenes in the programme and people around will get startled. And when a programme can make you do that, you know it's good; because you only remember the good stuff you've watched on TV.
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I caught the Gadabout programme when I was a student in England and was channel surfing. Even though it's a children's programme, it really is very well done and choke full of jokes that will make you wipe tears from your eyes after you've recovered from laughing. I liked all the characters from the king, Will, Elenora to the knights and their funny antics, their dilemmas, the round table etc.
Am seriously considering getting the whole series if possible. Pity I didn't get to see more, but even now, I will chuckle when remembering at funny scenes in the programme and people around will get startled. And when a programme can make you do that, you know it's good; because you only remember the good stuff you've watched on TV.