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Kaamelott

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Kaamelott	label	Kaamelott
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Kaamelott	comment	Kaamelott is a French comedy series inspired by the Arthurian Legend that originally replaced another successful comedy series, Caméra Café, but soon became even more popular. It was created and written by Alexandre Astier (who also plays the main role, that of King Arthur) and first aired on French channel M6 between 2004 and 2009.The show's four first seasons (called "Livres", French for "Books") were composed of short episodes (about 3 and a half minutes each). The early seasons consisted of humorous depictions of daily life at King Arthur's court and of the knights' ineffective quest for the Holy Grail in Dark Age Europe; but as the author grew more self-confident, it got spiced by more and more continuity (including Retcon at some point) and half-serious story arcs. Book V then had longer episodes (7 minutes) and a Darker and Edgier tone. Book VI aired in October 2009; it is a prequel season depicting Arthur's youth in Ancient Rome and was partly filmed using the sets built for HBO's Rome in Cinecittà.Astier planned a trilogy of sequel theatrical films to conclude the story. The project was stuck in Development Hell from 2010 to 2019. The first of the films, Kaamelott: Premier Volet, eventually came out on July 21, 2021. Following its release, Astier said he would like to explore the events that happened during the ten year long Time Skip between the end of the series and the first film, an installment potentially titled Kaamelott: Resistance, but he hasn't decided on which kind of media he'll do it yet.There's also an ongoing Kaamelott comic book series since 2006, written by Astier himself and drawn by Belgian comic book artist Steven Dupré.Has a character sheet and a Recap page.
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Kaamelott / int_11519098	type	Stop, or I Shoot Myself!
Kaamelott / int_11519098	comment	Stop, or I Shoot Myself!: Played for Laughs; one episode has an overprotective bodyguard assigned to King Arthur's side 24/7, so Arthur tries to get him off his back by holding a dagger to his own throat. The plan fails, as it only causes the bodyguard to freak out.
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Kaamelott / int_129749df	type	All Men Are Perverts
Kaamelott / int_129749df	comment	All Men Are Perverts: Zig-Zagged: While Arthur certainly has no problem with keeping up to four official mistresses, he's the only one to seem interested in sex. Karadoc reluctantly agrees because kids need to be made somehow (but refuses to learn how to French- [well, Roman-] kiss), Lancelot is saving himself for Guenièvre (to the point that he doesn't know how to do the deed once with the woman he loves), and Perceval is completely innocent (or completely idiotic). Léodagan is apparently faithful, though Séli worries that with Arthur's philandering he might start acting differently.
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Kaamelott / int_135c6de7	type	Cannot Tell a Joke
Kaamelott / int_135c6de7	comment	Cannot Tell a Joke: Merlin. Arthur asks the wizard to show him how bad he is at telling jokes; it's more painful than expected.
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Kaamelott / int_137f2d7	type	Card-Carrying Villain
Kaamelott / int_137f2d7	comment	Card-Carrying Villain: Oddly enough, Lancelot of all people is forever making references to the fact that he intends to sleep with the wife of a high-ranking man in Kaamelott. But seeing as everyone else thinks he's gay (and Guenièvre is oblivious to his attraction for her), they completely brush it off. Loth once admitted he is behind almost every scheme and low blows in Britain for the last decades.
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Kaamelott / int_147996f2	type	Love Ruins the Realm
Kaamelott / int_147996f2	comment	Love Ruins the Realm: Does it ever. Despite multiple warnings (including a seer who goes into a trance to tell him not to do it) not to sleep with another knight's wife, Arthur still goes ahead with it. The sixth season reveals this was the case from the very beginning: Arthur's Sexless Marriage was due to him swearing to the love of his life that he wouldn't touch his wife in an Arranged Marriage.
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Kaamelott / int_14beeefd	type	Darker and Edgier
Kaamelott / int_14beeefd	comment	And, last but not least, the only time in the show that a sexual intercourse is not shown in a funny way (Arthur and Mevanwi) is the point where the show gets Darker and Edgier.
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Kaamelott / int_14d633ed	type	If I Wanted You Dead...
Kaamelott / int_14d633ed	comment	If I Wanted You Dead...: When Merlin complains to Elias that he thinks he'd cursed him with gingivitis, Elias snarks that when he bothers casting a curse on someone, it isn't to give a mere gingivitis.
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Kaamelott / int_15395adc	type	The Mistress
Kaamelott / int_15395adc	comment	The Mistress: Arthur has more than a few of them, since Aconia allowed him as many of them as he would as long as he didn't consummate his marriage. A few of them are official mistresses, meaning they have a place at court. Lancelot says there are no more than six or seven of those, and we meet five (Aziliz, Tumet, Demetra, Aelis and Azenor).
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Kaamelott / int_16364a29	type	Evil Sounds Deep
Kaamelott / int_16364a29	comment	Evil Sounds Deep: Méléagant. Ooh boy, Méléagant.
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Kaamelott / int_16dda55f	type	Simple Solution Won't Work
Kaamelott / int_16dda55f	comment	Simple Solution Won't Work: Elias the enchanter shows up to Kaamelott to warn that the Wolf Spirit is angry and demands a sacrifice, the easiest thing to do being to sacrifice the queen to it. He says this to Arthur (the queen's husband), Leodagan (her father) and Lancelot (who very much wants to be her lover) as if it was a perfectly rational thing to do.
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Kaamelott / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Kaamelott / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: Father Blaise, and, to some extend, Arthur and the other knights.
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Kaamelott / int_18d420b0	type	Lovable Coward
Kaamelott / int_18d420b0	comment	Lovable Coward: Everybody except Arthur, Lancelot, and Léodagan. Bohort stands out as the most acute case.
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Kaamelott / int_19e13868	type	Ancient Rome
Kaamelott / int_19e13868	comment	Some episode titles are in Latin — including every one of Livre VI (fittingly, as they mostly take place in Ancient Rome).
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Kaamelott / int_1a3a91dd	type	Say My Name
Kaamelott / int_1a3a91dd	comment	Say My Name: Can happen. Notably, that one time Arthur finds a string of sausages in his bath...
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Kaamelott / int_1c79ae8c	type	Those Two Guys
Kaamelott / int_1c79ae8c	comment	Those Two Guys: Karadoc and Perceval. Roparzh and Guethenoc. Yvain and Gauvain.
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Kaamelott / int_1e12b5b7	type	Lawful Stupid
Kaamelott / int_1e12b5b7	comment	Lawful Stupid: Grüdü (yes, the Viking barbarian reared by polar bears) can follow orders to the exclusion of common sense. For example, when he and the Master-at-arms are guarding the front gate, no-one is guarding the back gate. If he goes to guard it, that's dereliction of duty. If the Master-at-arms goes, he's a deserter. While they argue semantics, the assassins slip in unimpeded (through the front gate).
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Kaamelott / int_1e3a9a21	type	Angrish
Kaamelott / int_1e3a9a21	comment	Angrish: The Master-at-arms is once reduced to (the French version of) this during an argument with Grüdü.
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Kaamelott / int_1ec3eb0a	type	Take Our Word for It
Kaamelott / int_1ec3eb0a	comment	Take Our Word for It: Live version. Almost every battle only shows the commanders of the Briton army crying about the total inefficiency of their troops. Also, the series not having a big special-effect budget, monsters (dragons, goblins, minotaur, giant snake...) are just described or heard (or already dead), but carefully stay off-screen. Averted in the comic books, which sometimes show the monsters the show only talked about.
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Kaamelott / int_20e20e99	type	Not the Intended Use
Kaamelott / int_20e20e99	comment	Not the Intended Use: Arthur points out the "crown" worn by Léodagan and Karadoc is, in fact, a fruit bowl.
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Kaamelott / int_21e5b9c7	type	Failed a Spot Check
Kaamelott / int_21e5b9c7	comment	Failed a Spot Check: Karadoc and Perceval are rather oblivious as a general rule, but in Le Serpent géant du lac de l'Ombre ("The Giant Snake from Shadow Lake"), they take it to a whole new level. While rowing on the title lake in search of the eponymous giant snake, a huge coil of said monster rises above the water behind them... and they don't notice. Then its tail strikes their boat, and they wonder if they hit a rock. Finally, a stronger tail lash capsizes their boat and sends both in the water. Their conclusion? There's no giant snake in this damn lake, they're just wasting their time.
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Kaamelott / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Kaamelott / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: In Livre VI, when Arthur discovers a dagger under his tutor's pillow, and then when, during the preparation of a party at Villa Aconia, the urban militia is not allowed to search her room. At first, it only shows the viewer that Aconia may be more than a tutor. It reappears later, when Arthur has to kill an Ostrogoth chief during the party to be promoted Dux Bellorum, while Glausia forbade weapons in the villa. That dagger was first seen in the first season's episode "La Coccinelle de Madenn" (Madenn's Ladybug).
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Kaamelott / int_230c2632	type	Glowing Eyes
Kaamelott / int_230c2632	comment	Glowing Eyes: Arthur and Léodagan are afflicted by this for a while after Merlin misfired a spell (to make plants grow...). Léodagan especially isn't happy about the pinkish glow of his eyes.
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Kaamelott / int_23473ae7	type	Adaptation Expansion
Kaamelott / int_23473ae7	comment	Adaptation Expansion: Several plots are expanded on from TV episodes (the Giant Snake from Shadow Lake, the Transport Seats...).
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Kaamelott / int_237404cc	type	Ironic Echo
Kaamelott / int_237404cc	comment	Ironic Echo: At the beginning of the first episode of Livre VI, the Roman aide-de-camp tells his troops, "Hey, guys, guess what we're eating tonight? Hare." At the end, when Léodagan is made chieftain, he roars, "Hey, guys, guess what we're eating tonight? ROMANS!"
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Kaamelott / int_23cc7485	type	I Want Grandkids
Kaamelott / int_23cc7485	comment	I Want Grandkids: Séli (and Léodagan, to a much lesser degree). Here, it's for a self-serving reason: If their daughter produces the heir to Britain, the family's position is guaranteed. Unfortunately, the biggest obstacle is that neither Arthur nor Guenièvre has any interest in the other, yet Séli keeps buying fertility potions.
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Kaamelott / int_23ff95fb	type	Brutal Honesty
Kaamelott / int_23ff95fb	comment	Brutal Honesty: Léodagan. All the time. Case in point: Séli says he never learned to say "thank you" in Pict (her mother tongue), he counters that since he never says "thank you" period, he's not about to learn it in a different language. Elias of Kelliwic'h isn't shy about the truth either, especially toward Merlin. Lancelot in the episode where he leaves, toward Arthur. No-one has any problem with calling people morons to their faces in-universe. In one episode, Arthur and Guenièvre drink a Truth Serum intended for Léodagan. For the rest of the afternoon, they talk to each other with deadpan honesty ("Do you love me?" "No." "Oh. I love you. I think..."), and while Guenièvre breaks down in the evening, Arthur gets around it by claiming it was a befuddlement potion. On that topic, Arthur and Guenièvre to each other, many times, when they argue.
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Kaamelott / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
Kaamelott / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: Arthur, and (in his own opinion) Lancelot. Only intelligent man, on the other hand...
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Kaamelott / int_259d5879	type	Anachronism Stew
Kaamelott / int_259d5879	comment	Anachronism Stew: Gleefully embraced. Romans and Huns and Vikings and Saxons and Burgonds and Moors and Picts and Byzantines... all trying to invade Great Britain. Sasanian Persians and Hindus are also passing by, due to the Silk Road. Venec knows an Egyptian architect who specializes in building pyramids. The Knights of the Round Table are often displayed in full plate armor, used in the 15th century, while the story takes place in the 5th century. This one only lasted for the first couples of seasons, though. Once Alexandre Astier caught on with it, it gradually but swiftly faded before quietly and completely disappearing. While being more faithful to the period, the new costumes had the bonus of being more practical to move with and potentially more colourful While the plate armors got RetGone, it was obviously impossible to do the same with the massive stoned castles used for scenery and set, yet they are as much as out of place for the setting (5th-6th centuries) than said armors, given the fortress/molitary camps/fortified towns/whatever of the times were quasi always wooden ones and much, much smaller, both in height and in global size. Perceval throws away the Holy Shroud and the nails of the Holy Cross (maybe). Arthur and Father Blaise are stunned.
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Kaamelott / int_25ea229	type	Siege Engines
Kaamelott / int_25ea229	comment	A conversation with Karadoc goes in circles after it turns out he gets confused by the use of rams and scorpions on the battlefield.
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Kaamelott / int_25f0ed12	type	Hollywood Tone-Deaf
Kaamelott / int_25f0ed12	comment	In one case, when attempting to compose a song with Yvain (with a badly tuned guitar), he admits that the harmonies were a little off, but doesn't think the instrument is to blame (his eyes darting at Yvain).
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Kaamelott / int_269e82c1	type	Death of a Child
Kaamelott / int_269e82c1	comment	Death of a Child: Offscreen. One first season episode shows Arthur got a peasant girl pregnant, however it didn't survive long.
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Kaamelott / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Kaamelott / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: Bohort is terrified of bunnies. Lots of critters, really, but bunnies especially. Why? Well, you might remember how Bors dies in Monty Python and the Holy Grail...
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Kaamelott / int_27c09b00	type	Camp Straight
Kaamelott / int_27c09b00	comment	And in another where the Mongol horde of Attila shows up again (all two of them), and Arthur convinces Attila that the castle doesn't contain anything of value at all, to the point where Attila's demands kept going lower (at one point demanding the table linen, but Bohort refuses). In the end he demands the queen, gets Arthur's Ax-Crazy bodyguard Grüdü in obvious drag, and accepts "her" as the real deal.
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Kaamelott / int_2804d516	type	Master of None
Kaamelott / int_2804d516	comment	Master of None: Merlin explains that most druids specialize in healing one type of animal, which is why he can't heal Perceval's horse. When asked what animal he specializes in, he answers that he's more of a generalist... just not with horses.
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Kaamelott / int_288ce9ed	type	Uninvited to the Party
Kaamelott / int_288ce9ed	comment	Uninvited to the Party: Inverted; Merlin is repeatedly invited to druidic conclaves but doesn't want to go for multiple reasons: there's no booze, he can't turn into an animal like most other druids, and most important of all he Cannot Tell a Joke to save his life. Arthur tries to coach him through telling a joke but in the end agrees Merlin shouldn't go.
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Kaamelott / int_28a5213a	type	Small Name, Big Ego
Kaamelott / int_28a5213a	comment	Small Name, Big Ego: Perceval and Karadoc. To the point that, in some occasions, they manage to brag about how they epically failed a mission as if it was a victory.
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Kaamelott / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Kaamelott / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: The episode "Le Code de Chevalerie" ("The Chivalry Code") shows Arthur fighting dissension among his knights, because of a translation of the Code; the episode ends on Perceval asking whether they have some rights, only to be answered with Père Blaise reading the untranslated "Gaelic" text. What he's reading ("Qui sor mon cors mete flaele,/ S'onques fors cil qui m'ot pucele/ Out m'amistié encor nul jor!") is actually ancient French; an extract from Béroul's Tristan. So not only is Arthur keeping the Code obscure, the text used as the new Code of Chivalry may actually not be a legislative text ''at all'' (and would explain why there are articles like days off on the eve of a full moon or breaks during battles).
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Kaamelott / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Kaamelott / int_2a090d00	comment	King Loth is very fond of meaningless Latin quotes, and lampshades it.
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Kaamelott / int_2a9b1de6	type	Bear Trap
Kaamelott / int_2a9b1de6	comment	Bear Trap: Séli once tries to stop Karadoc's nightly raids on the kitchen with some bear traps. It doesn't work. Karadoc even adds a few so that no-one would bother him while he's stuffing himself in his room.
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Kaamelott / int_2b726e19	type	Ring of Power
Kaamelott / int_2b726e19	comment	Ring of Power: Arthur's ring of weapon control. A gift from the Roman Emperor. Loth's power to throw lightning seems to come from a ring too.
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Kaamelott / int_2bdae2ae	type	Awesome, but Impractical
Kaamelott / int_2bdae2ae	comment	Awesome, but Impractical: Léodagan's obsession with Siege Engines is pointed out in several episodes: "La Baliste I&II": In the first episode, Léodagan gets a massive ballista built in the middle of the courtyard. So big, in fact, that it won't fit through the gate, and he hits on the idea of demolishing the gate so the ballista can go through (the alternative being to raise the gate by about 35 feet). Then he mentions he's getting an onager built, has a moment of realization and rushes off to find the engineer to tell him to build it outside. In the second, he's ordered another, smaller ballista built that can be fired from inside the courtyard... except the first one's still in the way, so they still can't fire them. "Le Mangonneau": Yes, a mangonel does hurl 200-pound rocks over 300 cubits awaynote and to make things worse, 300 cubits sounds impressive, but works out to less than 150 meters, but you need thirteen people just to operate a single one, it shoots once every two hours, you need three or four test shots to get the range right (during which 8 hours the enemy doesn't stop moving), it's horribly expensive (Arthur thinks owning 8 is excessive, Léodagan reveals he's already put in an order for 25) and of course it's a siege engine, so using it for defense is tricky.
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Kaamelott / int_2d50bb66	type	Perp Sweating
Kaamelott / int_2d50bb66	comment	Perp Sweating: Bohort is subjected to this from Blaise and Arthur in the episode "Le Donneur" ("The Snitch"), as he's trying to cover up Perceval and Karadoc's latest blunder.
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Kaamelott / int_2da9bb9b	type	Psychopomp
Kaamelott / int_2da9bb9b	comment	Psychopomp: The Ankou. And Morgane for heroes like Arthur. Although she is a bit early...
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Kaamelott / int_2e206837	type	Bed Trick
Kaamelott / int_2e206837	comment	Bed Trick: As with the original Arthurian Legend, this is how Arthur was conceived, Pendragon using Merlin's Polymorphic Potion to take the appearance of Gorlay since he lusted after his wife, Ygerne. Arthur is dubious about the story, however, since to his knowledge Merlin is hardly able to cook anything, least a Polymorphic Potion. Lancelot is shown asking Merlin for one such potion, but backs down when asked who he wants to be.
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Kaamelott / int_2fa6b075	type	God Save Us from the Queen!
Kaamelott / int_2fa6b075	comment	Karadoc and Mevanwi: Karadoc is an utter dumbass and obsessed with food (his bed always contains cheese and sausages, and he kept a live pig for a week during a siege) and while he understands sex is necessary for children he avoids it if he can. Mevanwi was at first a nice girl concerned with raising her children, but in later seasons became Arthur's mistress and went the God Save Us from the Queen! route.
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Kaamelott / int_31083edb	type	Logic Bomb
Kaamelott / int_31083edb	comment	Logic Bomb: Arthur once takes advantage of Grüdü's Lawful Stupid nature, in an attempt to have the clingy bodyguard give him some space. Grüdü is sworn to brutally waste anybody threatening the king; when Arthur puts a knife under his own throat and asks Grüdü what he's gonna do, the bodyguard has a breakdown. Arthur relents, however, before he goes berserk.
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Kaamelott / int_3149c4b0	type	It Will Never Catch On
Kaamelott / int_3149c4b0	comment	It Will Never Catch On: The episode "L'Interprète" has the following discussion: In another episode, when Merlin tries out "modern medicine" instead of magical healing, Arthur tells him it will never catch on. Though that's understandable, considering the best Merlin could come up with was throwing salt in an open wound....
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Kaamelott / int_31bd1ba1	type	Twin Threesome Fantasy
Kaamelott / int_31bd1ba1	comment	Twin Threesome Fantasy: Played straight with Azilis and Tumet (but averted when Arthur can't stand to be kissed by Guenièvre and Démetra at once).
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Kaamelott / int_32d0c1fc	type	Creepy-Crawly Torture
Kaamelott / int_32d0c1fc	comment	Creepy-Crawly Torture: One episode has Venec display a wide variety of torture implements for sale, with Leodagan enthusiastically suggesting they grab a few (despite Arthur being against torture). At the end of the episode, Arthur is showcasing one to his wife while they're Talking in Bed, a cage with a mobile poker and a stuffed rat. As he explains to his increasingly-squeamish wife, the idea is to stick the open end of the cage against an orifice, then poke the rat's ass until it flees into the orifice, after which it gnaws its way out (Arthur is against torture, but he also would appreciate a quiet night's sleep).
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Kaamelott / int_3338a4c2	type	Hair-Trigger Avalanche
Kaamelott / int_3338a4c2	comment	Hair-Trigger Avalanche: In L'Armée du Nécromant, the knights are caught in an avalanche while fighting a horde of zombies in the mountains. At first they think it was from Merlin casting a spell, but in fact it was because Karadoc and Perceval were yelling while charging into the fray.
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Kaamelott / int_33b4e7f	type	Helmets Are Hardly Heroic
Kaamelott / int_33b4e7f	comment	Helmets Are Hardly Heroic: An entire episode ("Spangenhelm") is dedicated to this trope (along with an aversion of Cool Helmet). Knights look like idiots wearing it and refuse so.
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Kaamelott / int_352def2a	type	Burn the Witch!
Kaamelott / int_352def2a	comment	Burn the Witch!: The Witch Hunter (le Répurgateur)'s shtick. To the point that everybody he accuses of witchcraft would end up at the stake if Arthur doesn't put a stop to it. In a pilot episode, he tries this on Arthur himself (after Arthur points out he uses a magic sword), naturally resulting in the Witch Hunter ending at the stake himself. (Too bad Arthur didn't follow up with actually burning him.)
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Kaamelott / int_35ae6a23	type	Lethal Chef
Kaamelott / int_35ae6a23	comment	Lethal Chef: Séli.
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Kaamelott / int_371fdcd1	type	Royal Bastard
Kaamelott / int_371fdcd1	comment	Royal Bastard: After giving up the throne, Arthur (himself an example, as in the myths) spends most of season 5 looking for any illegitimate children he might have sired, only to find they all died in infancy. This is what pushes him over the edge and he attempts suicide, although he's rescued in time.
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Kaamelott / int_3842ff26	type	Short-Lived Leadership
Kaamelott / int_3842ff26	comment	Short-Lived Leadership: Léodagan gets his daughter Guenièvre to name him as regent during Arthur's absence, removing the scheming Mevanwi from power. Unfortunately, she sleeps with the legislator to find the document approving Léodagan's position and destroys it, meaning the regent-naming decision reverts to the queen (which, technically, means Mevanwi). She puts her dumbass husband Karadoc in power the next day. The Roman Empire is flanderized into offing its emperors in increasingly sadistic ways, including putting a scorpion in his bed. Caius (the commander of the last remaining Roman encampment) often gets invited for lunch and political discussions:
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Kaamelott / int_3929e0db	type	You Need to Get Laid
Kaamelott / int_3929e0db	comment	You Need to Get Laid: Arthur, about the (virgin) Lancelot. Without realizing he just escaped a death-by-Lancelot, who lusts after Arthur's wife.
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Kaamelott / int_396d046e	type	Fun with Homophones
Kaamelott / int_396d046e	comment	Fun with Homophones: A bit of fun is to be expected every time the Huns are discussed (since in French, it sounds like "un", i.e. "a/an" or "one"). Angles are another barbarian tribe trying to invade Britannia... not the angles of the map. Surprisingly, Perceval is the one to point this out... which leads Arthur to point out that yes, they are, but in this case they aren't. A conversation with Karadoc goes in circles after it turns out he gets confused by the use of rams and scorpions on the battlefield. Degrees, being used for both angles and temperatures, also confuse Perceval. Averted, however, with the Moors (which in French is "Maures", sounding like "Morts" i.e. dead people). Arthur expects Perceval to be confused about the term, but he actually knows it refers to North-African people. Perceval proudly says that he no longer believes a castle's shape has anything to do with it being haunted. Arthur is confused, until it becomes clear Perceval's confused "haunted castle" ("chateau hanté") with "T-shaped castle" ("chateau en T").
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Kaamelott / int_3b040167	type	Crown of Horns
Kaamelott / int_3b040167	comment	Crown of Horns: The Necromancer in the first album has a skull with immense deer horns (probably from a Megaloceros) as a helmet. In the end, Perceval seizes it and wears it at the Round Table.
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Kaamelott / int_3b0479f2	type	You Shall Not Pass!
Kaamelott / int_3b0479f2	comment	You Shall Not Pass!: Bohort, at the end of Livre V, pulls a Go Through Me to stop Lancelot from killing Arthur. Lancelot just bashes his head against a wall and passes anyway.
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Kaamelott / int_3b45f48a	type	BiologicalMashup
Kaamelott / int_3b45f48a	comment	Biological Mashup: After discovering he has the title "the Boar of Cornwall" despite his name meaning "bear" ("sanglier" and "ours" respectively), Arthur orders Father Blaise to change it. He does not consider Arthur "half-boar, half-bear" to be an improvement.
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Kaamelott / int_3cb6468e	type	Bad Liar
Kaamelott / int_3cb6468e	comment	Bad Liar: Arthur seems to have this trait. He gets all flustered and stumbling on his words when he tries to lie. It still works on the most naïve characters, like Perceval and Karadoc, or Guenièvre — though even she isn't always fooled. Léodagan too. Being so used to Brutal Honesty, his rare attempts at lying are very unconvincing (notably, once when trying to prevent Bohort from freaking out). Most of the time, he just gives up and bluntly speaks his mind.
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Kaamelott / int_3e0ab8c1	type	Implied Answer
Kaamelott / int_3e0ab8c1	comment	Implied Answer: After a series of nighttime murders near the king's bedroom, Lancelot says he's glad he hired a bodyguard to protect the king for the peace conference. Arthur asks how far back that was (about four weeks ago) and when the murders started (about a month ago). Cue dawning realization on Lancelot's face.
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Kaamelott / int_3fe6a857	type	Public Domain Character
Kaamelott / int_3fe6a857	comment	Public Domain Characters: Most of the cast, though with considerable differences with the originals.
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Kaamelott / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Kaamelott / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: In "L'abstinent", Arthur goes to great lengths to hide to his wife that he has sex with his mistresses. Even when she finds him and the twins naked and panting.
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Kaamelott / int_40c57041	type	Manipulative Bastard
Kaamelott / int_40c57041	comment	Manipulative Bastard: Méléagant Also, Mevanwi is a Manipulative Bitch.
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Kaamelott / int_416a2a0d	type	Torture Always Works
Kaamelott / int_416a2a0d	comment	Torture Always Works: Léodagan's deep belief.
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Kaamelott / int_4192763e	type	Malaproper
Kaamelott / int_4192763e	comment	Malaproper: Perceval is forever using words with little to no relation to what he's trying to say, such as "psychological" for "agricultural". Perceval and Karadoc's dialogues are hilarious when they try to use big words. The Burgundian king has no idea of what he's saying, including such gems as "the flower in the bouquet withers... and is never reborn!", "I appreciate fruits in syrup", "Not change plate for the cheese!" and "strong in apples". He also starts sniggering at "biography".
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Kaamelott / int_421f8eb8	type	Exotic Weapon Supremacy
Kaamelott / int_421f8eb8	comment	Exotic Weapon Supremacy: Averted; the Viking chieftain chooses a scythe over a pair of kutars to assassinate Arthur, but doesn't get to use it.
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Kaamelott / int_4221e01a	type	Elemental Embodiment
Kaamelott / int_4221e01a	comment	Elemental Embodiment: In Livre VI, some of the celestial "Ladies" we see debating over the fate of Arthur and Britannia are such; besides the Lady of the Lake, who's obviously linked to water, there is the Lady of Stones, the Lady of Wood and the Lady of Flames.
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Kaamelott / int_434d893c	type	Funny Foreigner
Kaamelott / int_434d893c	comment	Funny Foreigner: The Burgundian king's whole characterization. He doesn't understand the local language, leading to misunderstandings and him parroting whatever dumb or mundane things others tell him. Not that it would change much if he'd understand since, according to his own interpret, he's quite dumb anyway. He's also gullible and easily manipulated.
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Kaamelott / int_43844bd7	type	You Fight Like a Cow
Kaamelott / int_43844bd7	comment	You Fight Like a Cow: The Master-at-arms' favorite schtick.
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Kaamelott / int_43a46119	type	Surrounded by Idiots
Kaamelott / int_43a46119	comment	Surrounded by Idiots: A great deal. One of the major problems is that everyone considers themselves smarter than the others, no matter their actual level of intelligence. Deconstructed in Book V and VI. The mental toll of constantly having to work against everyone's idiocy makes Arthur desperate for a way out of being king. He first lets everyone have a go at trying to take Excalibur, and thus the throne, from him, refuses to take it back when everyone has failed. After a particularly nasty Heroic BSoD, he's utterly done with Kaamelott and his knights, and ends up trying to kill himself. When Lancelot is faced with having to work with the same idiots when Arthur gives him the throne, he orders all of them to be chased and executed after Méléagant convinces him to "wipe the slate clean".
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Kaamelott / int_443b78cd	type	Tranquil Fury
Kaamelott / int_443b78cd	comment	Tranquil Fury: Léodagan is a mean, quick-tempered bastard at his best. When he starts speaking in a calm, matter-of-fact voice, it's a cue that you should start running.
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Kaamelott / int_449bebd0	type	Overzealous Underling
Kaamelott / int_449bebd0	comment	Overzealous Underling: Grüdü (Arthur's viking bodyguard) has a surefire method of ensuring no assassins can reach the king: murder anyone who passes near the king's bedroom (be it a servant who's just coming to light the candles or a knight of the Round Table) or gets near the king (such as, say, the king's current bedmate). Arthur tries to pull a Logic Bomb on him by holding a dagger to his own throat, but quickly stops as he sees Grüdü about to go berserk.
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Kaamelott / int_4508b16b	type	The Guards Must Be Crazy
Kaamelott / int_4508b16b	comment	The Guards Must Be Crazy: According to Arthur, all the guards in the Kaamelott castle are either stupid, drunk, sleeping at their posts, or all of the above. After having a fight to the death with an assassin that sneaked into the castle, he swears out loud that they have some serious drill training ahead in their future. Not that having some of the Knights of the Round Table commanding them is any better. Once, the guards were too busy playing games with Karadoc and Perceval at the tavern that they missed a band of brigands invading town. And Bohort tried (poorly) to cover for them! The Master-at-arms and Grüdü guarding the front door are so busy arguing with each other on who should be guarding the back door, they completely miss a bunch of rebels sneaking inside behind their backs.
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Kaamelott / int_45af45f7	type	They Just Don't Get It
Kaamelott / int_45af45f7	comment	They Just Dont Get It: A frequent source of humor in the series is the characters being unable to understand a simple fact no matter how long it is being explained to them (Perceval and Karadoc are the most common offenders). Perceval can't understand that the Lady of the Lake is a spirit visible only to Arthur. He thinks she's Arthur's cousin, and that she never shows up because she's shy. Perceval also has a hard time with The Undead, asking whether they are living or dead. Arthur's attempt at explaining such Oxymoronic Beings to him doesn't go anywhere. Gauvain can't understand that his father having rebelled against King Arthur means he will have to choose between his loyalty to his father and to the Round Table. After his failed suicide attempt, Arthur doesn't have the will nor the strength to feed himself. Karadoc tries bringing him food, and when Arthur repeatedly tries to explain that he's not hungry, Karadoc (who's a Big Eater) just cannot grasp the concept.
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Kaamelott / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
Kaamelott / int_469e3e2f	comment	In-Universe with the Master-at-arms. Since he eats very little meat, a lot of vegetables and water (see Big Eater), other characters have started going on about how he lives on seeds. He doesn't take kindly to that accusation.
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Kaamelott / int_46ee4d3	type	Eye Take
Kaamelott / int_46ee4d3	comment	Eye Take: Perceval tells Arthur that Karadoc's brother Kadoc is visiting, but while Karadoc is the genius of the family, his brother is a major dumbass. Arthur's eyes bug out on hearing there exists someone Perceval thinks is stupid (and boy howdy does Kadoc not disappoint).
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Kaamelott / int_48a166eb	type	Stopped Reading Too Soon
Kaamelott / int_48a166eb	comment	Stopped Reading Too Soon: Arthur goes to Merlin to ask for an energizing potion because he's feeling down lately. Merlin looks for the potion and tells him to drink it. Arthur asks if he's sure, Merlin replies that yes, it says "one" on the label for "in one go" — except the label is in Druidic, which Merlin has trouble reading. Then as Arthur downs it, Merlin deciphers the word after that, which is "drop". Arthur spends the rest of the episode overexcited until the prospect of bedding his wife comes up, which cures him completely.
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Kaamelott / int_48d9e12d	type	Funetik Aksent
Kaamelott / int_48d9e12d	comment	Funetik Aksent: Any transcription of the Burgundian king's lines ends up with this.
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Kaamelott / int_49a2599d	type	Platonic Prostitution
Kaamelott / int_49a2599d	comment	Platonic Prostitution: Perceval in episode "L'Habitué". He has been seeing the same prostitute for a long time now, but only for talking. What we hear him tell the prostitute is one of the most heartwarming moments of the show.
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Kaamelott / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Kaamelott / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: Léodagan mentioning that, "Once inside, all lost temples look alike." He's not wrong, of course, considering all instances of Dungeon Crawling in the series reuse the same set.
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Kaamelott / int_4a6e9fd9	type	Obnoxious In-Laws
Kaamelott / int_4a6e9fd9	comment	Obnoxious In-Laws: Arguments between Arthur and his family-in-law are common. Unusually, Léodagan often sides with Arthur against his wife. Averted, to Arthur's horror, when his Beloved Smother and aunt get along just fine with his mother-in-law.
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Kaamelott / int_4c2c227	type	SickeningSweethearts
Kaamelott / int_4c2c227	comment	The one marriage that completely averts this however is Bohort's: not only his wife is quite pretty and sweet, they are both in love and very faithful to one another, almost bordering on Sickening Sweethearts (at last in comparison with the snark other couples live with).
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Kaamelott / int_4c709317	type	Useless Useful Spell
Kaamelott / int_4c709317	comment	Useless Useful Spell: Merlin manages to create the Moonstone, which turns goat's meat into water. He later comes up with a stone that turns lead into water. Fresh water, so there's that.
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Kaamelott / int_4c798fd5	type	Shock and Awe
Kaamelott / int_4c798fd5	comment	Shock and Awe: King Loth can throw lightning.
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Kaamelott / int_4cc0c6f2	type	TruthSerum
Kaamelott / int_4cc0c6f2	comment	In one episode, Arthur and Guenièvre drink a Truth Serum intended for Léodagan. For the rest of the afternoon, they talk to each other with deadpan honesty ("Do you love me?" "No." "Oh. I love you. I think..."), and while Guenièvre breaks down in the evening, Arthur gets around it by claiming it was a befuddlement potion.
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Kaamelott / int_4d1b485d	type	Dedication
Kaamelott / int_4d1b485d	comment	Dedication: The last episode of the series was dedicated to French actor Louis de Funès. The final scene uses the music of one of his movies, Jo.
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Kaamelott / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Kaamelott / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The Dies iræ pilot movie has several notable differences: Yvain's actor is a servant, the cook is a more prominent character, the characters (Karadoc included) complain about having too much meat in their diet... In the following pilot episodes, Angharad was as stupid as Perceval, if not moreso. Yvain used to be able to use big words, a trait that disappeared over time.
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Kaamelott / int_4f62bde6	type	Kavorka Man
Kaamelott / int_4f62bde6	comment	Kavorka Man: Arthur. He has a wife, seven mistresses, and several other affairs along the series. Yet he is a never-smiling, impatient, rude, average-looking jerk. His success is often attributed to his status, but he even had affairs before being the king. However, he does treat ladies with respect, takes baths, is eloquent and charming when he wants to, and the fact that he is the Only Sane Man in the show helps a lot.
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Kaamelott / int_4f84cdef	type	Smug Snake
Kaamelott / int_4f84cdef	comment	Smug Snake: King Loth; Léodagan. They are quite power-hungry and sure that they would do a better job than Arthur, even though everyone tells them they'll be no Britain left if they take the crown.
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Kaamelott / int_4fff0dfe	type	Sarcasm-Blind
Kaamelott / int_4fff0dfe	comment	Sarcasm-Blind: Perceval and Karadoc
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Kaamelott / int_500696c6	type	Seinfeldian Conversation
Kaamelott / int_500696c6	comment	Seinfeldian Conversation: Prominent throughout the show. Most of the humor involves characters of the Arthurian Legend involved in day-to-day routines, with dialogue to match.
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Kaamelott / int_51d8f2e3	type	Not-So-Omniscient Council of Bickering
Kaamelott / int_51d8f2e3	comment	Not-So-Omniscient Council of Bickering: The Knights of the Round Table on an average day. Arthur once manages to steer a heated discussion from Léodagan refusing to pave the roads in his kingdom by making a Rousing Speech that leads to a Misfit Mobilization Moment as the Knights of the Round Table, finally united in their Quest for the Holy Grail, set off... only for one to point out that they can't really get anything done near Léodagan's kingdom, seeing as the roads aren't paved... Arthur just slumps back down in his seat as the exact same argument starts again. The assembly of the Kings of Logres, once every four years, is even worse. In Livre VI, the council of the "Ladies", even though they are divine beings, is shown to be just as bad as the mortals. In the pilot, Arthur's meeting to discuss the Grail is repeatedly interrupted by the cook barging in, demanding to know who's going to prepare the green beans for lunch. Cut to each Knight of the Round Table having his own pile of beans.
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Kaamelott / int_53224e46	type	Bookends
Kaamelott / int_53224e46	comment	Bookends: The unofficial pilot for the series was a Short Film titled Dies iræ. The last episode of Livre VI, closing the TV series, is titled "Dies iræ". Livre III opens with Lancelot living alone in the woods, and Bohort confessing a secret; it ends with Bohort confessing a secret, and Guenièvre joining Lancelot in the woods.
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Kaamelott / int_54243cf7	type	Parrot Exposition
Kaamelott / int_54243cf7	comment	Parrot Exposition: The Burgond king, once he "learns" to speak Briton, does this a lot. Arthur once manages to broker a peace treaty between Kaamelott, the Burgonds and their Viking allies by telling the Viking the Burgond agreed to give him his lands. note Also works as a Historical In-Joke, as this probably refers to the creation of the Duchy of Normandy.
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Kaamelott / int_5490360d	type	Foodfight!
Kaamelott / int_5490360d	comment	Food Fight: Between Arthur, Karadoc and Perceval with spoiled cottage cheese. One of Perceval and Karadoc's "training methods" involves fighting with salami nunchucks, another the theoretical aspect of fighting with fennel◊ (turns out you don't grab it by the stalk and bludgeon people with it, you grab the round part and stab with the stalk).
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Kaamelott / int_5501256b	type	Reports of My Death Were Greatly Exaggerated
Kaamelott / int_5501256b	comment	Reports of My Death Were Greatly Exaggerated: Not quite a running gag, but it happens a few times. In one of the pilot episodes, "Les Funérailles d'Ulfin", Arthur is attending the funeral of an elderly noble... only to have the "dead guy" waking up (just as the pyre is being ignited) and asking what's going on. When he makes an unfortunate comment, Arthur is very tempted to put him back in the grave. In Livre I, "La Mort le Roy Artu", Father Blaise endeavors to have tourists visiting Kaamelott to bring some money to the coffers. The visit of the castle ends up with... the tomb of King Arthur. Because it's solemn. Arthur is rather bothered by this; Blaise thus changes it to... visiting the tomb of Queen Guenièvre. Episode "Always" of Livre II is all about the characters reacting (and getting all philosophical) over the report of Perceval's death. Turns out he just has been very sick, and shows up at the end. A bard once announces the funeral of King Loth. As it happens, you shouldn't listen to everything bards sing. Léodagan and Séli are once believed to be dead by their kingdom of Carmélide, And There Was Much Rejoicing. When Léodagan learns that it was caused by Yvain's latest poor choice of a moniker (he was going for "the Elephant of Cameliard", but got it mixed up with "Orphan"), he is not amused. Lancelot makes his reappearance in a rather sinister fashion: Arthur in the last episode. His mother thought him dead and announced his passing to the kingdom. Everyone came to pay him homage. He was just taking a nap.
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Kaamelott / int_561dab6b	type	Mistaken for Gay
Kaamelott / int_561dab6b	comment	Mistaken for Gay: Bohort (Bors), who was thought to be gay by the audience until the writer showed him married in one episode, just because he was tired of this assumption. Of course, given the number of times this joke was used and the way the characters reacted to it, he has only himself to blame. Lancelot in-verse. First because he doesn't show any interest in women aside from the queen, and second because he once shared a bed with Bohort (the latter was scared by a storm).
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Kaamelott / int_56352cc6	type	Animal Assassin
Kaamelott / int_56352cc6	comment	Animal Assassin: Grüdü the bodyguard fears a scorpion attack on the king, given that a Roman Imperator has been murdered like that.
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Kaamelott / int_569a95e9	type	The Teetotaler
Kaamelott / int_569a95e9	comment	The Teetotaler: The Master-at-arms.
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Kaamelott / int_56aeebd0	type	Old-Fashioned Fruit Stomping
Kaamelott / int_56aeebd0	comment	Old-Fashioned Fruit Stomping: After drinking a little bit too much of their own wine, Gethenoc and the other peasants pridefully admit that they stomp the grapes with their own feet and keep going even if they start bleeding. Which might be one reason why it tastes so bad.
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Kaamelott / int_571833a	type	Aren't You Going to Ravish Me?
Kaamelott / int_571833a	comment	Aren't You Going to Ravish Me?: Arthur is tricked by his father-in-law Léodagan, while they conquer a village, into having to respect the tradition, which involves raping The Chief's Daughter. Not very fond of this, he finds out however that said daughter, Aelis (who's not the eldest daughter, but convinced the latter that it was her turn) is quite psyched up for the deed and expecting it eagerly. Arthur tries to negotiate with Aelis for her to pretend he raped her without doing so, but she insists. He ends proposing to bring her home as a mistress, and she's interested... but nonetheless, she almost threatens to rape him.
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Kaamelott / int_57b74bd4	type	Achievements in Ignorance
Kaamelott / int_57b74bd4	comment	Achievements in Ignorance: While messing around in Merlin's laboratory, Perceval and Karadoc come up with a potion that gives them silly high-pitched voices... and makes them invulnerable.
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Kaamelott / int_58626d87	type	Genius Ditz
Kaamelott / int_58626d87	comment	Genius Ditz: Perceval; unfortunately he is too much of a ditz to have his talent with numbers be put to any use.
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Kaamelott / int_5a4aa505	type	Government Conspiracy
Kaamelott / int_5a4aa505	comment	Government Conspiracy: Parodied in the episode "Silbury Hill II", with Arthur and Co. trying to hide an alien visitation (maybe).
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Kaamelott / int_5a6c9d5c	type	Combat Commentator
Kaamelott / int_5a6c9d5c	comment	Combat Commentator: Yvain likes to indulge into commenting the fights during tourneys (like he were a modern sport commentator), despite his own martial skills being rather lacking.
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Kaamelott / int_5beef860	type	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?
Kaamelott / int_5beef860	comment	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Here, "Why Did It Have to Be Rats with Pigeon Wings?", in the sixth album. Guenièvre is already afraid of birds, but those things are much worse.
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Kaamelott / int_5ce2c9c6	type	Suddenly Shouting
Kaamelott / int_5ce2c9c6	comment	Suddenly Shouting: Played for Laughs, with Attila and the Burgundian King, and also Perceval.
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Kaamelott / int_5f146203	type	Dissonant Serenity
Kaamelott / int_5f146203	comment	Dissonant Serenity: Léodagan is at his worst when he isn't yelling. Case in point: Yvain and Gauvain (on watchtower duty) have lit the signal fire to warn of an approaching fleet of Viking drakkars. When Bohort and Léodagan arrive, Bohort screams that they're all going to die, Léodagan tells him to shut up and wants to know why the signal was sent so late: the catapults won't have time to arrive, meaning they're going to have to fight the Vikings hand-to-hand on the beach. Bohort screams that they're all going to die, Léodagan tells him to shut up, than asks for a pigeon to summon the army. The 'Vains inform him they let all the pigeons free so as not to have to clean up their crap. Bohort screams that they're all going to die, Léodagan... makes a "welp" face and nods emphatically.
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Kaamelott / int_5fcedca	type	Big Eater
Kaamelott / int_5fcedca	comment	After his failed suicide attempt, Arthur doesn't have the will nor the strength to feed himself. Karadoc tries bringing him food, and when Arthur repeatedly tries to explain that he's not hungry, Karadoc (who's a Big Eater) just cannot grasp the concept.
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Kaamelott / int_61b576af	type	I Take Offense to That Last One
Kaamelott / int_61b576af	comment	I Take Offense to That Last One: Karadoc and Perceval once have a fight when Perceval tells Karadoc he's stupider than he is fat. Karadoc replies that he's just as much the one as the other.
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Kaamelott / int_61b9028c	type	Sinister Scythe
Kaamelott / int_61b9028c	comment	Sinister Scythe: The Viking chieftain in the second album decides to wield one against Arthur.
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Kaamelott / int_6377d6e6	type	Grievous Harm with a Body
Kaamelott / int_6377d6e6	comment	Grievous Harm with a Body: While complaining about the enormous appetites, drunken singing and lack of manners of the clan chieftains Kaamelott is hosting, Séli adds:
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Kaamelott / int_648fe274	type	But for Me, It Was Tuesday
Kaamelott / int_648fe274	comment	But for Me, It Was Tuesday: King Loth is so used to backstabbing his allies, when accused of betrayal in a prequel episode, rather than denying he readily admits that he probably did, since it looks very much like his style — even though he doesn't remember this particular instance.
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Kaamelott / int_6492f4ca	type	Spirit Advisor
Kaamelott / int_6492f4ca	comment	Spirit Advisor: The Lady of the Lake to Arthur. Though she's not very good at the advising part....
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Kaamelott / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
Kaamelott / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: Astier is a big fan of RPGs and most of the "quest" episodes are inspired by them. In Livre V, the theme of fatherhood becomes central to Arthur's story, and the news of his sterility eventually drive him to suicide. Astier himself is a father of seven, all of whom appeared at some point in the series or movie.
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Kaamelott / int_66f69cd4	type	Invisibility Cloak
Kaamelott / int_66f69cd4	comment	Invisibility Cloak: Played with. Merlin is unable to turn people invisible, but got around it by designing invisibility panes, which makes anyone hiding behind them invisible. Just make sure you remember where you put them.
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Kaamelott / int_67f2c837	type	The Pig-Pen
Kaamelott / int_67f2c837	comment	The Pig-Pen: Most of the peasants, since it's The Dung Ages. Arthur forces Those Two Guys to take a bath at one point: Among the knights, Karadoc stands out. Mevanwi once threatens to break up with him if he doesn't start taking baths. Once he figures out that he can eat while in the water, he agrees that he can maybe take one or two baths a year.
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Kaamelott / int_6858aca8	type	Punctuated Pounding
Kaamelott / int_6858aca8	comment	Perceval once faints when Arthur, having guilt-tripped himself over his abusive treatment, gives him a compliment. Arthur has to bring him back by repeatedly slapping him while yelling "Wake up! You are a disgrace!"
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Kaamelott / int_697e3ecb	type	Involuntary Shapeshifting
Kaamelott / int_697e3ecb	comment	Involuntary Shapeshifting: Merlin, as a druid, can turn into various animals. However, he doesn't control it much and follows whatever animal spirit governs the week.
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Kaamelott / int_6a3a1dda	type	A Tale Told by an Idiot
Kaamelott / int_6a3a1dda	comment	A Tale Told by an Idiot: A recurring problem is for Medieval Morons attempting to repeat messages and concepts they have no clue how to explain, with malapropers and highly personal interpretations aplenty. One episode features a messenger who keeps running back and forth between Arthur and Lancelot's bases and is incapable of remembering the message he was given, leading to him deliver Arthur's demand that Lancelot dismember his troops (disband) and Lancelot's threat of a nutritionist (an ultimatum) to Arthur, who is understandably confused. Each and every one of Perceval's reports on his last quest is one of these, to Father Blaise's dismay (since he writes it down in ink on parchment and has to start over every time Perceval realizes he forgot something). And he keeps adding things only he finds interesting (like mysterious old men) and his quests always end up as failures anyway.
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Kaamelott / int_6a47a1e2	type	Knight of Cerebus
Kaamelott / int_6a47a1e2	comment	Knight of Cerebus: Despite the show already slipping into Cerebus Syndrome in Book IV and Book V still retaining comedic elements, Méléagant is always played deadly serious, scarily efficient in a cast of funny and useless villains, and is responsible for some of the show's darker moments. Even the Lady Of the Lake, the messenger of the Gods themselves, is terrified of him.
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Kaamelott / int_6aada778	type	Only the Chosen May Wield
Kaamelott / int_6aada778	comment	Only the Chosen May Wield: Excalibur only lights up when held by someone with an exceptional destiny, and will always comes back to The Chosen One. Unless stuck in the stone, in which case only the rightful King of Britain can pull it out.
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Kaamelott / int_6b05b601	type	Jerkass Has a Point
Kaamelott / int_6b05b601	comment	Jerkass Has a Point: For all Arthur's in-laws' (and others) annoying questions on when they can expect an heir, there being one would solve quite a few problems. Léodagan's obsession with building watchtowers all along the beaches (Arthur says he doesn't want to invest in construction at the moment) makes sense considering how often invaders from the continent end up landing on Britain. Of course, having the watchtowers isn't enough; Yvain and Gauvain demonstrate the need for competent guards as well, who don't sleep until noon with the shutters closed or let the messenger pigeons free so they don't have to clean up their crap... Elias of Kelliwic'h is one of the most shamelessly obnoxious, self-centered, unlawful and disruptive character ever written; yet in the many situation where he is confronting the ineptitude of Merlin, it's hard not to agree with him. Especially in cases where Arthur is forcing them to work together, willfully ignoring the (obvious) power and competence gap between them.
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Kaamelott / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Kaamelott / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: Father Blaise is not happy with the introduction of the tritone (a.k.a. diabolus in musica) in religious music. Also, Venec once screws up and is left with an unsaleable shipment of unaged goat cheese that was left out in the sun. Karadoc asks to look at it, since he might have a use for it... and goes ballistic when he sees it. When Venec asks how much Karadoc will give for it, Karadoc just stares, and Perceval tells Venec that he'd better leave, right now.
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Kaamelott / int_6c39a2ad	type	Shaky P.O.V. Cam
Kaamelott / int_6c39a2ad	comment	Shaky P.O.V. Cam: The minotaur in a pilot episode.
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Kaamelott / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
Kaamelott / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: Arthur, when convinced by Méléagant's manipulations that he'll never have children. Lancelot is about to do so, prompting Méléagant to teleport offscreen and interrupt him.
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Kaamelott / int_6ddd5165	type	More Insulting than Intended
Kaamelott / int_6ddd5165	comment	More Insulting than Intended: The Master-at-arms believes in the virtues of a good insult to get the blood flowing, so his every sparring session starts by throwing the crassest insults he can think of at his opponent ("En garde, you fat cunt!") and encouraging them to do the same. Arthur reluctantly joins in, halfheartedly calling him "son of a one-legged man"... and the Master-at-arms completely collapses, to the point where he doesn't even want to fight. Then he venomously says he could have mentioned the time Arthur's father got shat on by a billygoat...
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Kaamelott / int_6e8a4791	type	Heroic Comedic Sociopath
Kaamelott / int_6e8a4791	comment	Heroic Comedic Sociopath: Léodagan
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Kaamelott / int_6fb5637d	type	Devastating Remark
Kaamelott / int_6fb5637d	comment	Devastating Remark: The master-at-arms is a firm believer in Volleying Insults and the Fisticuffs Provoking Comment, hurling abuse at his opponent whenever they're training (even King Arthur) and telling them to do the same. Arthur halfheartedly comes up with "your father only has one leg", which causes the master-at-arms to completely break down. However, he reminds Arthur of the time his father fell asleep in a barn and was shat on by a billygoat...
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Kaamelott / int_6fca80fd	type	Oblivious Mockery
Kaamelott / int_6fca80fd	comment	Oblivious Mockery: Arthur calls the Master-at-arms "son of a one-legged man", unaware that it's his personal Berserk Button (despite being told to insult him). He counters about the one time Arthur's father fell asleep in a barn and a goat took a shit on him. Mutual No-Holds-Barred Beatdown ensues. A later episode has him congratulate Arthur on his strength of character: the kingdom is going to the dogs, the Grail is no closer today than it was at the beginning, but he keeps going. This sends Arthur into the same depressive state as the Master-at-arms. Karadoc has difficulty believing Arthur would want to sleep with Mevanwi, resulting in one of the best-deserved (accidental) put-downs on the show. Lancelot, alone with the queen, tells her about how some people don't take mistresses, instead choosing one woman, marrying her, and loving only her until they are parted by death. Guenièvre laughs and says "Yes, but we're civilized over here! Can you imagine, a man with only one woman for life?"
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Kaamelott / int_70447aa7	type	Culture Justifies Anything
Kaamelott / int_70447aa7	comment	Culture Justifies Anything: A Carmélide custom consists of the victorious chieftain having his way with the defeated chieftain's eldest daughter. Léodagan forces Arthur into that position (if the king can just throw away the bits of clan culture he doesn't like, there's no reason for the federated clans to listen to him), Arthur tries to negotiate his way out of it with the chieftain's daughter, who's not having any of it and threatens to jump Arthur herself.
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Kaamelott / int_70bdac19	type	Honest John's Dealership
Kaamelott / int_70bdac19	comment	Honest John's Dealership: Venec can provide you anything for really decent prices.
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Kaamelott / int_70c06a09	type	The Undead
Kaamelott / int_70c06a09	comment	Perceval also has a hard time with The Undead, asking whether they are living or dead. Arthur's attempt at explaining such Oxymoronic Beings to him doesn't go anywhere.
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Kaamelott / int_72e0023f	type	Invoked Trope
Kaamelott / int_72e0023f	comment	Invoked when the Master-at-arms tells Bohort to find some kind of war cry (to help him fight and not be such a coward). Cue Bohort running at the enemy shouting "MISCREANTS!!" at the top of his lungs.
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Kaamelott / int_7594e8ff	type	Turn Undead
Kaamelott / int_7594e8ff	comment	Turn Undead: Featured in L'Armée du Nécromant. The knights going on a mission to investigate a surge of zombies, they bring Father Blaise with them, on the principle that priests are supposed to have powers against The Undead. However, Blaise never tried this before, and all his attempts fail. Except at a critical moment toward the end, after hours of prayer, where he obliterates a group of giant zombies, almost accidentally (and fries his holy symbol in the process).
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Kaamelott / int_75e96897	type	Embarrassing Superpower
Kaamelott / int_75e96897	comment	Embarrassing Superpower: An accident in Merlin's lab gives Arthur and Léodagan constant Glowing Eyes (white for Arthur, pink for Léodagan) that don't do anything and stay on at night, excluding them from an upcoming stealth mission. Léodagan preemptively tells the other knights that any comment concerning the color is strongly discouraged.
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Kaamelott / int_76b4b7dd	type	The Comically Serious
Kaamelott / int_76b4b7dd	comment	The Comically Serious: Father Blaise Sallustius in Livre VI.
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Kaamelott / int_7b6e47a5	type	Armor-Piercing Question
Kaamelott / int_7b6e47a5	comment	Armor-Piercing Question: Arthur, to the Lady of the Lake (see the Our Gods Are Different entry below); also, in Livre VI, one that is never answered, about the arranged marriage between Arthur and Guenièvre. ("And if the chap doesn't manage to pull the sword out of the stone, is the marriage still happening?")
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Kaamelott / int_7bb844ec	type	Villain Decay
Kaamelott / int_7bb844ec	comment	Villain Decay: Done in a single episode to Attila the Hun. When he first shows up, Bohort is of course panicked, but after finding out there's only two of them, Attila's demands get continually smaller, with the cast refusing them for ever-pettier reasons (Bohort gets in on the action, refusing to give up finely made bedsheets). In the end he settles for deer meat cooked in honey as a local delicacy to take home.
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Kaamelott / int_7c862b8a	type	Chronic Backstabbing Disorder
Kaamelott / int_7c862b8a	comment	Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: King Loth. "I have just one question: When are we betraying?" Let's see; Season 3: he explains during the end of said season to Sir Dagonet how he associated with Lancelot when he seceded, and how he is the one financing him, while trying to recruit Dagonet for a coup against Arthur. Season 4: After openly backing Lancelot's rebellion up during the whole season, he betrays him in a dastardly way in the end (taking back his men; removing every evidence of his involvement) after Arthur rescued Guenièvre, when it is obvious that Lancelot will fail. Season 5: Starts the season by coming all the way to Kaamelott to plead his cause to Arthur. Follows up by trying to unsheath Excalibur from the stone. Finishes the season by trying to zap Arthur with his magic lightning ring. Even Season 6, in addition to the quote, shows he started plotting against Arthur during the latter's wedding, and even goes as far as trying to backstab his fellow Briton kings while they are fighting the Romans. No wonder he's hated by everyone. Léodagan himself is an opportunistic bastard, although he doesn't betray his allies out of principle like Loth. In one episode, it's discovered he is one of the backers in a plot to assassinate Arthur, but it turns out it was years earlier and he'd entirely forgotten about it by then.
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Kaamelott / int_7caaa828	type	Hates Reading
Kaamelott / int_7caaa828	comment	Hates Reading: Very few people know how to read (including several Knights of the Round Table), and of those who do, very few willingly do so. Léodagan the brutal, thuggish king of Carmélide puts it best:
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Kaamelott / int_7d218606	type	Rapid-Fire Comedy
Kaamelott / int_7d218606	comment	Rapid-Fire Comedy: The first four seasons. The later two reduced the jokes per minute (and the total amount of comedy, for that matter).
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Kaamelott / int_7d36715f	type	Gasshole
Kaamelott / int_7d36715f	comment	Gasshole: The Burgundian king pretty much farts as punctuation. Karadoc is also often described as such.
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Kaamelott / int_7d89315b	type	"The Reason You Suck" Speech
Kaamelott / int_7d89315b	comment	"The Reason You Suck" Speech: There are a few during the series, but the scene of the Round Table in "The Return of the King" (in Livre V) is often considered a raging, liberating, howling-at-the-moon Moment of Awesome by the fans, considering whom it is given to. Context: by some improbable twists of fate, Karadoc (who, in Livre V, is that kind of character), has been crowned king by his wife Mevanwi. Then, when Arthur came back from a quest, during the Round Table meeting, he and Perceval invite Arthur, and give a "The Reason You Suck" Speech to every knight in attendance, and to Arthur in particular (they don't know the purpose of Arthur's quest, i.e. find out if he's got children somewhere). A speech to which Arthur replies with one of his own, delivered in one of the calmest voice ever, with a bittersweet music in the background.
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Kaamelott / int_7dac4f54	type	Sex Is Cool
Kaamelott / int_7dac4f54	comment	Sex Is Cool: Usually completely averted. The main character, Arthur, cheats so many times on his wife with numerous mistresses or one-night stands that he would be considered a lecher nowadays. Everytime his relationships are evoked, it becomes a source of comical relief or even humiliation for him or his wife. Oh, and of course, the only woman he doesn't touch at all is his wife. When it comes to the rest of the knights, five of them are seen with a wife throughout the show: Léodagan, who seems to be quite faithful (emphasis on the quite); Bohort, who lives away from his wife and took a vow of chastity; Karadoc, who considers sex to be "something necessary to make children, and that's it"; Lancelot (once he eloped with Guenièvre), who doesn't even know how to make love theoretically; and King Loth, who never mentions his wife without the word "bitch", or other synonyms. And, last but not least, the only time in the show that a sexual intercourse is not shown in a funny way (Arthur and Mevanwi) is the point where the show gets Darker and Edgier.
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Kaamelott / int_7e499910	type	Obligatory Joke
Kaamelott / int_7e499910	comment	Obligatory Joke: When Merlin is asked by Arthur to tell a joke, he starts with the obligatory Fun with Homophones (for a French audience) "Kaamelott, c'est de la camelote..." ("Kaamelott is rubbish..."). Besides Merlin being unable to make any joke funny, Arthur's reaction is a clear Never Heard That One Before.
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Kaamelott / int_7eb73553	type	Bullying a Dragon
Kaamelott / int_7eb73553	comment	Also, the Witch Hunter, who, because of his fanaticism against magic, manages to physically attack Arthur twice: in one of the pilots, because Arthur's usage of Excalibur qualifies as "magic usage" ("which is forbidden!"); and in Livre IV, when he demands Excalibur from Arthur because a magic sword given by Pagan Gods would be most useful to fight heretics. He ends up tied to his own stake.
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Kaamelott / int_80251be3	type	How We Got Here
Kaamelott / int_80251be3	comment	How We Got Here: Two in one for Livre VI. Eight episodes out of nine are about how Arthur became king of Britain and recruited his knights, and the first begins In Medias Res with a fight at Villa Aconia and gradually explains what led to it.
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Kaamelott / int_80621707	type	Arranged Marriage
Kaamelott / int_80621707	comment	Arranged Marriage: Arthur and Guenièvre. Arthur makes it perfectly clear that he has married her for purely political reasons.
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Kaamelott / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Kaamelott / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: Almost literally in Livre II, episode "Le Terroriste": In Livre VI, during a war council, right after everyone acknowledges that Loth tried to betray them, he justifies himself with a philosophical speech. Léodagan slowly walks away, then comes back with a spiked hammer.
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Kaamelott / int_816a4e80	type	Star Wars (Franchise)
Kaamelott / int_816a4e80	comment	In "Stargate II", it leads to a desert planet with Binary Suns, with a Laser Blade sword.
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Kaamelott / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Kaamelott / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Élie Semoun as the Witch Hunter. The Master-at-arms, whenever in training mode. The Burgundian king.
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Kaamelott / int_82a4fadc	type	Our Liches Are Different
Kaamelott / int_82a4fadc	comment	Our Liches Are Different: The Necromancer from the first album, L'Armée du Nécromant ("The Necromancer's Army").
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Kaamelott / int_834420aa	type	BFS
Kaamelott / int_834420aa	comment	BFS: Father Blaise is seen waving one around when there are people outside pissing on the chapel.
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Kaamelott / int_8504b817	type	Where the Hell Is Springfield?
Kaamelott / int_8504b817	comment	Where the Hell Is Springfield?: The kingdom of Carmélide could be anywhere in Britain (even Brittany in some works) in Arthurian Legend; this one is somewhere near Hadrian's Wall.
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Kaamelott / int_8510238b	type	Riddle Me This
Kaamelott / int_8510238b	comment	Riddle Me This: Attempted by Merlin against Elias, but backfires when Merlin chooses stupid riddles and/or makes mistakes.
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Kaamelott / int_8514979	type	Give Chase with Angry Natives
Kaamelott / int_8514979	comment	Give Chase with Angry Natives: In L'Armée du Nécromant, Arthur and co. are climbing to the top of a mountain to defeat an evil Necromancer. Along the way, they come across a gigantic Rodent of Unusual Size, fortunately asleep. When things go wrong at the summit, they slide back down on improvised sleds, hurling stones at the rat as they pass. When the pursuing Necromancer arrives, the rat is awake and angry, and proceeds to eat him.
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Kaamelott / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Kaamelott / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: Karadoc and Mévanwi's children are never seen or mentioned after the Cerebus Syndrome hits, despite the lack of an heir being the major plot point of that arc.
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Kaamelott / int_86b21114	type	Badass Boast
Kaamelott / int_86b21114	comment	Badass Boast: A little undermined by the drop of the threat later in the episode, but when Arthur learns that Attila is waiting for him in the throne room of Kaamelott: Played much straighter, Méléagant (essentially Chaos made human) has a nice one in the beginning of Livre V.
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Kaamelott / int_8878f3be	type	Badass Army
Kaamelott / int_8878f3be	comment	Badass Army: According to Arthur, if the Romans decided to get serious about Britain it'd take them maybe a day to set the entire country on fire (and the main reason he was sent to be reared by them was to learn their ways). Then again, considering the kind of resistance the Britons could put up...
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Kaamelott / int_887e47ef	type	Eye Catch
Kaamelott / int_887e47ef	comment	Eye Catch: The early seasons, having the shortest episodes, had two broadcast side-by-side and separated by an eye catch (without commercial). Those were mostly short gags or scenes from the pilot episodes or Dies iræ. One was original, though: Arthur pulling Excalibur from the stone and stumbling into a pond as a result. This scene ends up being retconned by the final season (where the sword is on a mountaintop), and thus non-canon.
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Kaamelott / int_89434320	type	Protagonist-Centered Morality
Kaamelott / int_89434320	comment	Protagonist-Centered Morality: Invoked by Venec, who doesn't attack people he has done business with (and will likely do business with again); he will rob them on occasions, though.
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Kaamelott / int_8ad43dc9	type	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits
Kaamelott / int_8ad43dc9	comment	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: The Knights of the Round Table. God, where do we start? Perceval, Karadoc, Bohort, Gauvain, Yvain, Léodagan, Hervé de Rinel, Lancelot, Galessin...
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Kaamelott / int_8b67aba7	type	Cerebus Retcon
Kaamelott / int_8b67aba7	comment	Cerebus Retcon: Arthur refusing to sleep with his wife for the entire series turns out to be because he swore to the love of his life, who he secretly married (she was already married to another man), that he wouldn't consummate it. She allowed him to take mistresses, though.
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Kaamelott / int_8cb1a369	type	Took a Level in Jerkass
Kaamelott / int_8cb1a369	comment	Took a Level in Jerkass: Séli was originally at least somewhat supportive of her son's non-combative leanings. Nowadays she's just as supportive of him as her husband.
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Kaamelott / int_8cf3fc5	type	Helpless with Laughter
Kaamelott / int_8cf3fc5	comment	Helpless with Laughter: In one episode, Merlin's spell turns out to be such a failure that (combined with the incompetence of Kaamelott's armies) the enemy fall over themselves laughing, allowing Kaamelott to secure an inglorious victory offscreen.
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Kaamelott / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
Kaamelott / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: Bohort brokers a ceasefire with an invading army without informing anyone, ceding some swampland in exchange for peace. It belatedly occurs to him that said swamps are right next to Kaamelott, meaning the barbarians can move their catapults to the castle walls, since hey, they're on their land.
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Kaamelott / int_8d411e7c	type	SpecialEffectsFailure
Kaamelott / int_8d411e7c	comment	Special Effects Failure: In-universe examples: One example is the In Name Only druid Merlin. He is supposed to set off a fireball, (which he couldn't if his life depended on it) and, well, fails to do so. Merlin also explains that he can summon lightning bolts... it's just a lot easier to do during a thunderstorm. Reversed (or maybe inverted) in an episode featuring Merlin's long-time rival Elias of Kelliwic'h. As Elias threatens Merlin and King Arthur, his magical staff begins to glow eerily, prompting everyone in the room to take cover. Elias is initially puzzled by their reaction, then explains that, "Oh no, no, it always does this when I lift my arm. It's just for show." Merlin once tries to cast a confusion spell during a battle, but he needs a shark tooth, which Perceval and Karadoc have been sent to get. Four hours later at the tavern, they get it into their heads that the tooth itself is cursed and throw it in the fire. Merlin casts the spell with a ferret's tooth instead, and the resulting missile is so pathetic the enemy army trips over itself with laughter, allowing Kaamelott to attack and claim victory.
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Kaamelott / int_8e7ada2c	type	Technically a Smile
Kaamelott / int_8e7ada2c	comment	Technically a Smile: Léodagan is said to have an extremely disturbing smile, as does his daughter.
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Kaamelott / int_9136471a	type	Our Goblins Are Different
Kaamelott / int_9136471a	comment	Our Goblins Are Different: Well, hard to tell, since they're heard but not seen. Still, from Arthur and Léodagan's account, they're quite numerous, and they like gold.
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Kaamelott / int_92cca75b	type	Ret-Gone
Kaamelott / int_92cca75b	comment	While the plate armors got RetGone, it was obviously impossible to do the same with the massive stoned castles used for scenery and set, yet they are as much as out of place for the setting (5th-6th centuries) than said armors, given the fortress/molitary camps/fortified towns/whatever of the times were quasi always wooden ones and much, much smaller, both in height and in global size.
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Kaamelott / int_92d7976	type	You Keep Using That Word
Kaamelott / int_92d7976	comment	You Keep Using That Word: Perceval and Karadoc frequently misuse words, and the other characters (usually Arthur) sometimes call them on it. Inverted at one point when Perceval manages to use the word "equidistant" in the correct context, baffling Arthur, until it becomes clear that he had no idea what it means.
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Kaamelott / int_9305e069	type	Fast-Forward Gag
Kaamelott / int_9305e069	comment	Fast-Forward Gag: Used at least twice, the first time being a clear Shout-Out to The Benny Hill Show.
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Kaamelott / int_9400b3b5	type	Questionable Consent
Kaamelott / int_9400b3b5	comment	Questionable Consent: In one episode, Ygerne explains how Arthur is a Child by Rape: Uther used a shapeshifting potion to make her think he was her husband and have his way with her. Disturbingly, at the end of the episode, Lancelot seems eager to try the trick with Guenièvre by turning into Arthur — and Merlin, despite having produced the first potion, thinks he only means to use it for general roleplaying fun. Downplayed later, as Lancelot is nothing but chivalrous in bed with Guenièvre... because he doesn't know how sex works. Given his tendencies to, you know, tie her to the bed when he leaves so she won't run, she can be thankful for that.
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Kaamelott / int_959f08aa	type	Vetinari Job Security
Kaamelott / int_959f08aa	comment	Vetinari Job Security: When Arthur steps down from the throne of Britain, the knights find out handling the kingdom is more work than they can handle. It's noted he's actually done it once or twice before, reclaiming the sword every time and proving himself the rightful king.
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Kaamelott / int_98d3f973	type	Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe
Kaamelott / int_98d3f973	comment	Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe: Most of Arthur's mistresses are "the latin type", with their black hair and Mediterranean features. Both Arthur and Guenièvre are amused to point out that considering the local complexions, both Aelis and Demetra are more likely to be the daughters of "some little decurion posted in the area" than their fair-haired fathers. They do not take kindly to the implication. To be fair, Arthur himself has black hair, though he comes from 100% Celtic stock.
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Kaamelott / int_991af300	type	Poke the Poodle
Kaamelott / int_991af300	comment	Poke the Poodle: Bohort's "insults".
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Kaamelott / int_9a032f08	type	Giver of Lame Names
Kaamelott / int_9a032f08	comment	Giver of Lame Names: Gauvain especially. "Knight of the Pancreas", indeed. As for Yvain, he once went around calling himself "The Orphan of Cameliard", after the big grey animal with a really long nose. Perceval and Karadoc form their own independent clan. Karadoc wants to call it the Crunchy clan/clan of the crunchies, but Perceval thinks it is a bit too much, so they go with the Semi-Crunchy clan.
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Kaamelott / int_9a6fbae7	type	Hurt Foot Hop
Kaamelott / int_9a6fbae7	comment	Hurt Foot Hop: At the end of "Séli et les Rongeurs", Séli, chasing a mouse with a heavy mallet, hits Karadoc right on the foot. In "L'Assemblée des rois, 2ème partie", Grüdü hits the Master-at-arms' foot with the handle of his axe, making him hop away while ranting.
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Kaamelott / int_9a7d4472	type	Stock Ness Monster
Kaamelott / int_9a7d4472	comment	Stock Ness Monster: The Giant Snake from Shadow Lake. Alluded in one episode (where Perceval and Karadoc triumph over an eel), and seen in the fifth album.
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Kaamelott / int_9b610976	type	I Can't Believe It's Not Heroin!
Kaamelott / int_9b610976	comment	I Can't Believe It's Not Heroin!: Almond paste (a Roman delicacy) is treated as very addictive for both Guenièvre and Bohort. Guenièvre confesses that the stuff was helping her cope with her dreary life, and she shows every symptom of withdrawal when running out of it. Going as far as biting Arthur's hand when he offers her the last bit of almond paste he could find.
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Kaamelott / int_9c3a9415	type	What the Fu Are You Doing?
Kaamelott / int_9c3a9415	comment	What the Fu Are You Doing?: Karadoc and Perceval's "fighting techniques", all the time.
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Kaamelott / int_9c9c4f9	type	Disappointing Promotion
Kaamelott / int_9c9c4f9	comment	Disappointing Promotion: Inverted in "L'Adoubement" (The Knighting), which starts with a formal dubbing ceremony of another knight. After it turns out Perceval was never officially made a knight (and therefore can't even be at the Round Table), an exasperated Arthur ends up just grabbing his sword, taps Perceval twice on the shoulders and declares him a knight. Perceval declares himself moved by such an emotional moment.
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Kaamelott / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Kaamelott / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: In season 5, after Arthur has put Excalibur back in the stone, he comes back to find Queen Guenièvre complaining that he is not the King anymore, since he doesn't have the magic sword, so he must sleep in another room and another bed, and she will appoint the new King, according to the law. This leads to Arthur replying that, yes, he is still the King, until either someone else pulls the sword out of the stone, or he cannot do it himself. Not only this, but it also foreshadows the moment later in that season, when he refuses to pull it out, there's no King anymore, and everyone is wondering who shall rule. Guenièvre already gave the answer: she will be the one appointing the King (and she will choose her dad, without being influenced).
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Kaamelott / int_9d3f4777	type	My Nayme Is
Kaamelott / int_9d3f4777	comment	My Nayme Is: The series spells it "Kaamelott" instead of the usual "Camelot". The extra T is there to avoid any mispronunciation as camelot ("peddler", pronounced camelow) by the French-speaking audience, and the extra A was added as a Shout-Out to the creator, Alexandre Astier.
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Kaamelott / int_9dfb8296	type	This Is Gonna Suck
Kaamelott / int_9dfb8296	comment	This Is Gonna Suck: Arthur's overall reaction upon reading the prophecy heralding the gods' Response to Arthur's spouse exchange.
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Kaamelott / int_9f62723d	type	Get Out!
Kaamelott / int_9f62723d	comment	Get Out!: In Dies iræ, the knights have a lengthy discussion on their Grail prototype before they start mass production, then ask the king for his opinion. After taking a deep breath, we get this. Guethenoc asks Roparzh over to discuss their latest grievances with the king. Roparzh arrives late, Guethenoc points this out, tempers heat up, and Guethenoc tells Roparzh to piss off. In the first 30 seconds of the episode.
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Kaamelott / int_9f63d4f1	type	Our Vampires Are Different
Kaamelott / int_9f63d4f1	comment	Another has Arthur visiting central Europe, gets bitten in the neck by a local, and gets all moody, grows long fangs and cellos start playing in the background whenever he talks.
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Kaamelott / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
Kaamelott / int_a1a1491e	comment	Homage: In Livre IV, there's an episode with a full dialogue between Arthur and Lancelot copied from the one in Heat.
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Kaamelott / int_a3049ac6	type	The Chosen Zero
Kaamelott / int_a3049ac6	comment	The Chosen Zero: In one episode, the kingdom runs into a problem that only Merlin can solve. So Arthur says, "Wait a minute, are you telling me our last hope is Merlin?" Cue concerned looks between all characters and Bohort saying it: "We're all gonna die!"
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Kaamelott / int_a448674	type	Gratuitous Latin
Kaamelott / int_a448674	comment	Gratuitous Latin: King Loth is very fond of meaningless Latin quotes, and lampshades it. Some episode titles are in Latin — including every one of Livre VI (fittingly, as they mostly take place in Ancient Rome).
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Kaamelott / int_a58e5ad7	type	Naked People Are Funny
Kaamelott / int_a58e5ad7	comment	Naked People Are Funny: Several bath scenes, including one with Karadoc (thankfully using Hand-or-Object Underwear).
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Kaamelott / int_a5cfe2ac	type	And There Was Much Rejoicing
Kaamelott / int_a5cfe2ac	comment	Léodagan and Séli are once believed to be dead by their kingdom of Carmélide, And There Was Much Rejoicing. When Léodagan learns that it was caused by Yvain's latest poor choice of a moniker (he was going for "the Elephant of Cameliard", but got it mixed up with "Orphan"), he is not amused.
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Kaamelott / int_a6275bef	type	Cool Sword
Kaamelott / int_a6275bef	comment	Cool Sword: Excalibur, a longsword that catches on fire when wielded by a person with an exceptional destiny. Only by such a person, mind.
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Kaamelott / int_a6eb94b0	type	Cannot Cross Running Water
Kaamelott / int_a6eb94b0	comment	Cannot Cross Running Water: Mocked in Livre V, where Gauvain and Yvain believe that ordinary wolves cannot cross a stream of running water. The druid Merlin is prompt to call them on their idiocy.
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Kaamelott / int_a74e8ba4	type	Thieves' Guild
Kaamelott / int_a74e8ba4	comment	Thieves' Guild: Downplayed: Venec just keeps a notebook of what his boys stole where and when so the owners can buy it back. When Excalibur goes missing, Arthur gets out of it by pointing out that Venec is messing with the gods and liable to be cursed over several generations.
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Kaamelott / int_a80ad52c	type	Hanging Judge
Kaamelott / int_a80ad52c	comment	Hanging Judge: Léodagan, Minister of Justice. He also burns people at the stake — in his defense, that's considered entertainment.
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Kaamelott / int_aabe2fb	type	Deliberate Values Dissonance
Kaamelott / int_aabe2fb	comment	Deliberate Values Dissonance: Even though Arthur is very ahead of his time, this trope is sometimes used to remind the viewers that no, despite the way they're talking, the protagonists are not modern people in fancy costumes, but really Fifth Century barbarians. King Arthur is one of the only characters to dislike torture and public executions of criminals, and he allows them nonetheless. He also has several official mistresses, and not even his wife minds it. Every character find the idea of monogamy utterly ridiculous, and when a random woman Arthur has only met once refuses to become his new mistress, the other knights see it as an affront. And even then, many warlords dislike how much of a "progressive" the king is, which in their mind clearly means "pussy". One episode has Arthur discussing various upcoming executions. Léodagan thinks burning them alive is still good, while the breaking wheel is a family event (everyone brings their staff and gets their turn beating the condemned to death), Lancelot supports drawing and quartering (it's more suspenseful, you don't know whether the arms or legs will come off first), as Arthur floats the idea of abolishing the death penalty. Everyone, including Lancelot, looks at him like he's crazy.
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Kaamelott / int_aaece264	type	Rousing Speech
Kaamelott / int_aaece264	comment	The Knights of the Round Table on an average day. Arthur once manages to steer a heated discussion from Léodagan refusing to pave the roads in his kingdom by making a Rousing Speech that leads to a Misfit Mobilization Moment as the Knights of the Round Table, finally united in their Quest for the Holy Grail, set off... only for one to point out that they can't really get anything done near Léodagan's kingdom, seeing as the roads aren't paved... Arthur just slumps back down in his seat as the exact same argument starts again.
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Kaamelott / int_ab2df806	type	Red Baron
Kaamelott / int_ab2df806	comment	Red Baron: Méléagant admits no-one would recognize his actual name... but calling himself the Response plunges the Lady of the Lake in absolute terror.
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Kaamelott / int_ab5eea65	type	Dramatic Irony
Kaamelott / int_ab5eea65	comment	Dramatic Irony: There are plenty of jokes and Traitor Shots with Lancelot planning to elope with the queen, but everyone (including Arthur and Guenièvre) remain oblivious. "Aux Yeux de Tous II" has the Lady of the Lake appear to everyone but Arthur. Naturally, he acts with exactly the same "who's he talking to" incomprehension the others usually show him.
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Kaamelott / int_ab7b9269	type	You All Meet in an Inn
Kaamelott / int_ab7b9269	comment	You All Meet in an Inn: Karadoc and Perceval recruit their whole new clan in an inn, which becomes their "headquarters". Not surprising, since they're working there to pay over their huge debt to the Innkeeper.
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Kaamelott / int_abad35b4	type	Soundtrack Dissonance
Kaamelott / int_abad35b4	comment	Soundtrack Dissonance: Not in the show itself, but one series of ad breaks uses, of all things, the theme for Game of Thrones.
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Kaamelott / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Kaamelott / int_ad1db87c	comment	While eating with his parents and Arthur is off at the wifeswap ceremony, Yvain wonders what will become of his parents once they're no longer the king's in-laws. Léodagan and Séli both get Oh, Crap! expressions and haul ass for the ceremony.
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Kaamelott / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Kaamelott / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Arthur; Léodagan; Loth; Séli; Galessin... To be honest, those five are just the most regular; almost every character of the series gets some snarky lines. Even Lancelot.
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Kaamelott / int_af739531	type	Inept Mage
Kaamelott / int_af739531	comment	Inept Mage: Merlin. He once tries to cast a spell to make plants grow, and ends up giving Arthur and Léodagan brightly glowing eyes. He tries to explain it via Not That Kind of Mage, as he's a druid: supposedly all his nature-aligned powers take a sharp dive when there's a roof over his head, i.e. in his laboratory. However, his talent as a druid is dubious as well: he can't even read the Druidic language, for starters.
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Kaamelott / int_af7aa10	type	Takes Ten to Hold
Kaamelott / int_af7aa10	comment	Takes Ten to Hold: One episode sees Bohort turned into The Berserker and Arthur mentions that he's had to post two guards in the infirmary to stop him from getting up and back to the battle. While two isn't that impressive a number, it is for Bohort, whose cowardice is otherwise legendary, being well-established as being afraid of anything bigger than rabbits and pheasants (including those two).
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Kaamelott / int_affbcbb	type	Cool Helmet
Kaamelott / int_affbcbb	comment	Cool Helmet: Inverted and parodied — the knights avoid putting on their helmets as much as possible, because it make them look stupid (even more than usual, as Perceval is called upon to demonstrate in "Spangelhelm").
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Kaamelott / int_b1191cb2	type	I Ate WHAT?!
Kaamelott / int_b1191cb2	comment	I Ate WHAT?!: Arthur and Léodagan are quite startled when they find out that, to diagnose a recovery (Bohort's in this case, who's been wounded earlier), Merlin apparently does it through tasting the patient's blood, and that's what he filled their cups with and they'd been unknowingly drinking. Léodagan immediately spits in disgust.
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Kaamelott / int_b1a49012	type	Not That Kind of Mage
Kaamelott / int_b1a49012	comment	Not That Kind of Mage: Merlin often claims that the reason he's an Inept Mage is that he's a druid — stuff like having a roof over his head (for his laboratory) cuts his powers by half. However, it's also seen that he's not that great a druid either (he can't read Druidic, for starters).
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Kaamelott / int_b1dde8fd	type	Loophole Abuse
Kaamelott / int_b1dde8fd	comment	Loophole Abuse: Arthur gets out of having to duel Karadoc (for having stolen his wife) by invoking an obscure tradition of "spousal exchange" from Vannes (where Karadoc comes from). Karadoc, who isn't eager for the duel either (he believes the fight is too one-sided in his favor), is thrilled by this. Séli and the Jurisconsult in Livre V; the latter tries to extort privileges (namely "bed and meals" at the expense of Kaamelott) from the former by pointing out that as a "magistrate", he is supposed to be legally considered a "distinguished guest". Séli's reaction? Ordering a full plate of stale crusts of bread for him ("We're supposed to give you "bed & meals", nowhere it is said that it should be good meals.") and removing the pillows and blankets of his bed. ("You got the bed, right? Then pillows and blankets aren't mandatory.") Arthur attempts this on his zealous Viking bodyguard by putting a dagger on his own throat. It fails since Grüdü is about to have a nervous breakdown and go berserk over it.
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Kaamelott / int_b2279346	type	RetCon
Kaamelott / int_b2279346	comment	Retcon: Quite a few, since the first Livre was just a succession of funny episodes without any plot. Those are always minor details, though.
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Kaamelott / int_b352e864	type	Sexless Marriage
Kaamelott / int_b352e864	comment	Sexless Marriage: Arthur & Guenièvre; Bohort & Berlewen to a point (he claims to have children). Karadoc doesn't view sex has anything other than an obligation and even admitted to his wife he doesn't like seeing her naked that much.
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Kaamelott / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Kaamelott / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: After Arthur has to abandon the idea of trying to abolish death penalty because of his subjects' outcry, he confides to his wife that the world is not ready yet, but that in a dozen years or so only barbarians will still use it.
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Kaamelott / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
Kaamelott / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: Half of the Knights of the Round Table are just plain incompetent. The peasants also qualify, since they tend to revolt just for the sake of it. Although they are aware of the idiocy of revolting without knowing why, and one episode even focuses on them trying to find a good reason. Also, the Witch Hunter, who, because of his fanaticism against magic, manages to physically attack Arthur twice: in one of the pilots, because Arthur's usage of Excalibur qualifies as "magic usage" ("which is forbidden!"); and in Livre IV, when he demands Excalibur from Arthur because a magic sword given by Pagan Gods would be most useful to fight heretics. He ends up tied to his own stake.
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Kaamelott / int_b58c51d8	type	My Beloved Smother
Kaamelott / int_b58c51d8	comment	Averted, to Arthur's horror, when his Beloved Smother and aunt get along just fine with his mother-in-law.
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Kaamelott / int_b6cebad3	type	Double Standard
Kaamelott / int_b6cebad3	comment	Double Standard: Elias shows up to demand a sacrifice (Guenièvre) to appease a wolf spirit, Lancelot emphatically refuses. Arthur calls out Lancelot for it.
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Kaamelott / int_b7059ab0	type	Dungeon Crawling
Kaamelott / int_b7059ab0	comment	Dungeon Crawling: Several of the earlier episodes are typical underground explorations, with plenty spoofs of RPGs. The series' author is an avowed RPGer (notably, of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay).
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Kaamelott / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Kaamelott / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: Perceval introducing his magically created clone: "Don't know why, but he's a real dumbass." When Bohort describes his brother Lionnel as a complete coward. The looks on the faces of the other knights say it all. Turns out he's right — compared to Lionnel, Bohort is downright badass.
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Kaamelott / int_b84adf36	type	By "No", I Mean "Yes"
Kaamelott / int_b84adf36	comment	By "No", I Mean "Yes": Frequently done out of sarcasm, clumsiness, or plain stupidity. Also, King Loth is particularly proficient in it, considering no sane person would trust his statements at face value.
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Kaamelott / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
Kaamelott / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: Morgane. She is normally the King's half-sister but is reduced to a Psychopomp in the series, who shows up only twice. Her usual role in Arthurian mythos (Arthur's sister and Mordred's mother) is taken by Anna (Arthur's other half-sister and Gawain's mother). Galahad (a knight who found the Grail in Arthurian mythos and is Lancelot's son) sole mention comes from a list of knights whose names start with G.
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Kaamelott / int_bb03c099	type	Cool Gate
Kaamelott / int_bb03c099	comment	Cool Gate: One appears in "Stargate". Unfortunately, instead of leading from the throne room to some hellish world populated by the fiercest creatures in Creation, it leads to outside, next to the chicken coop. In "Stargate II", it leads to a desert planet with Binary Suns, with a Laser Blade sword. "The Transport Arch" has one that looks vaguely magical (they hauled Merlin along to check, but being Merlin...). Instead of leading to the demonic planes as they feared, it leads to somewhere in northwestern North America.
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Kaamelott / int_bb660963	type	Color-Coded Characters
Kaamelott / int_bb660963	comment	Color-Coded Characters: The Knights of the Round Table: Arthur — brownish red; Léodagan — navy blue; Lancelot — white; Karadoc (plus his brother and his wife) — red; Perceval — light blue; Bohort — green; Calogrenant — dark green; Yvain and Gauvain — brown.
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Kaamelott / int_bb7ae292	type	Child by Rape
Kaamelott / int_bb7ae292	comment	In one episode, Ygerne explains how Arthur is a Child by Rape: Uther used a shapeshifting potion to make her think he was her husband and have his way with her. Disturbingly, at the end of the episode, Lancelot seems eager to try the trick with Guenièvre by turning into Arthur — and Merlin, despite having produced the first potion, thinks he only means to use it for general roleplaying fun.
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Kaamelott / int_bbe740e2	type	Tyrant Takes the Helm
Kaamelott / int_bbe740e2	comment	Tyrant Takes the Helm: A very short-lived one by Léodagan, complete with New Era Speech, that only lasts long enough for Mévanwi to use a loophole to set up Karadoc as king.
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Kaamelott / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Kaamelott / int_bc74ef27	comment	Arthur calls the Master-at-arms "son of a one-legged man", unaware that it's his personal Berserk Button (despite being told to insult him). He counters about the one time Arthur's father fell asleep in a barn and a goat took a shit on him. Mutual No-Holds-Barred Beatdown ensues.
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Kaamelott / int_be5e459b	type	The Bartender
Kaamelott / int_be5e459b	comment	The Bartender: The Innkeeper.
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Kaamelott / int_bee8baee	type	Faint in Shock
Kaamelott / int_bee8baee	comment	Faint in Shock: Often played for laughs, mostly with the male characters. Bohort is afraid of every animal as scary as rabbits and pheasants or worse. After Arthur spends half an hour trying to convince him there are no wild animals in or around the camp, Léodagan shows up saying he was just taking a leak and a bear came out of the bushes. Well... Father Blaise faints on hearing the tritone (diabolus in musica) in person. Arthur once faints when Perceval claims he has successfully carried out a mission. This is the case, although he forgot what the medallion he'd recovered actually did. When kept in a locked room overnight, it turns everything else in the room into gas. Locked rooms like Kaamelott's treasury... Perceval once faints when Arthur, having guilt-tripped himself over his abusive treatment, gives him a compliment. Arthur has to bring him back by repeatedly slapping him while yelling "Wake up! You are a disgrace!"
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Kaamelott / int_c00e1999	type	Midnight Snack
Kaamelott / int_c00e1999	comment	Midnight Snack: Karadoc often sneaks to the kitchen in the middle of the night, as do other characters. In one episode, Séli tries putting traps to prevent this, as there's a big feast coming up. Too bad Karadoc already took the food to his room, and mined the way there with more bear traps...
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Kaamelott / int_c289826f	type	Double Standard Rape: Female on Male
Kaamelott / int_c289826f	comment	Double Standard Rape: Female on Male: Léodagan claims Arthur needs to respect the Carmélide custom of victorious chieftains raping the eldest daughter of the loser. Arthur figures he can just tell the girl to pretend, but it turns out the girl took her older sister's place hoping to get herself a man a step above the usual Dung Ages warrior. Then when Arthur suggest he make her an official mistress and get on with it later and she pulls out a knife...
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Kaamelott / int_c2d96eea	type	Canon
Kaamelott / int_c2d96eea	comment	As well as ten standalone episodes, created to test the format; they are more or less part of the Canon, although there were a few casting changes before the series proper.
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Kaamelott / int_c3943bf3	type	Pilot
Kaamelott / int_c3943bf3	comment	Pilot: The amateur short movie Dies iræ, produced with most of the original cast before any TV series was considered. As well as ten standalone episodes, created to test the format; they are more or less part of the Canon, although there were a few casting changes before the series proper.
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Kaamelott / int_c3bc970f	type	Seers
Kaamelott / int_c3bc970f	comment	Seer: Prisca. She admits she's a fraud to Arthur, except the gods use her as a conduit for a prophecy (and she remains unaware anything happened)...
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Kaamelott / int_c52ac939	type	Helium Speech
Kaamelott / int_c52ac939	comment	Helium Speech: After messing around in Merlin's laboratory, Perceval and Karadoc manage to make a potion that makes them sound like they breathed helium. It also makes them (allegedly) invulnerable, but apparently they kept talking throughout an entire battle, because Lancelot snaps and tries to kill them.
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Kaamelott / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Kaamelott / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: A lot. Two episodes are named "Stargate"... In one of them, Perceval explains that the Earth is round and that, if someone spins around it backwards at the speed of light, he'll travel back in time. The other one features a lightsaber from a desert planet with several moons. Also, an episode called "The Phantom Menace". Another has Arthur visiting central Europe, gets bitten in the neck by a local, and gets all moody, grows long fangs and cellos start playing in the background whenever he talks. A guy called Robyn, fighting for the poor... Venec, slave trader (among other activities), explains in an episode that he owns an Egyptian architect. He also mentions he had to give three gladiators to get him at Glastonbury fair. Glastonbury is a town which is heavily related to the Arthurian Myths: it is possibly the location of the Isle of Avalon, and King Arthur's grave was "found" in the Glastonbury Abbey (a story made-up by Henry the Second). Two for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay: The equivalent of the inquisitor is called the Witch Hunter ("Le Répurgateur"). And one episode even mentions a dungeon full of Skavens. In Livre V, the episode where Arthur comes back to Kaamelott is called "The Return of the King"... Actually, there is a quite a lot of episodes with a "shouting" title. Without quoting those above, we can find: "Angels & Demons", "All the World's Mornings" (a french novel which inspired a movie with Gérard Depardieu), "Alone in the Dark", "Double Dragon", "Life Is Beautiful", "Dream On", "GoodFellas", "Arthur in Love"... and many, many others.
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Kaamelott / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
Kaamelott / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: Séli is (in one episode) mentioned to be a Pict. Yet when an army of Picts show up and kidnap Guenièvre in the seventh album, she has no idea who they are.
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Kaamelott / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Kaamelott / int_caa28b82	comment	Karadoc, even though he is already quite damaged, still manages to get this.
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Kaamelott / int_cfb7ff32	type	Vampire Episode
Kaamelott / int_cfb7ff32	comment	Vampire Episode: The episode "La Morsure du Dace" ("The Dacian's Bite") has Arthur coming back from a trip to Dacia (which includes actual Transylvania) and complaining that a local had bitten him. He demonstrates gradual vampiric traits until Merlin can give him a potion that reverses the effects, although it'll take him three days to brew.
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Kaamelott / int_cfdb9e17	type	Cerebus Syndrome
Kaamelott / int_cfdb9e17	comment	Cerebus Syndrome: When Lancelot left Arthur because of the blatant incompetence of the Round Table, the tone began to change, and at the end of the fourth season, everyone was warned that the fifth season would be Darker and Edgier. This trope is indeed called "Effet Kaamelott" in the French section of the Wiki.
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Kaamelott / int_d2a11313	type	Death of the Old Gods
Kaamelott / int_d2a11313	comment	Death of the Old Gods: The Lady of the Lake is both a servant of the Celtic pantheon and of "the one god", implying the former is in fact welcoming the rise of Christianity. Merlin, on the other hand, is less than thrilled.
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Kaamelott / int_d308cbb0	type	Character Catchphrase
Kaamelott / int_d308cbb0	comment	Character Catchphrase: Early in the series, Karadoc teaches Perceval his very personal strategy to avoid looking like an idiot when he doesn't understand what he's told or a complicated word shows up: answering a non-committal "That ain't wrong..." and letting his interlocutor assume he understood just fine. Given Perceval's utter stupidity, he uses it quite often... Expect it at least once in any conversation he has with anyone smarter than him (i.e. basically everyone). It doesn't take much for Bohort to state, "Nous allons tous mourir !" ("We're all going to die!") "C'est de la merde." ("This is shit."), can be heard from Karadoc several times, when he gets to taste some bad food. Léodagan's favorite method of dealing with problems is pointing three catapults at it.
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Kaamelott / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
Kaamelott / int_d45c0b86	comment	Refuge in Audacity: Mevanwi often takes advantage of the fact that everyone else is stupid to be very blunt in her scheming. Special mention to the time when she needed a bath, saw Arthur asleep in the tub, slipped in, and acted like everything was normal when he woke up to find her naked with him, all of this before their affair began.
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Kaamelott / int_d48bde6d	type	Mouth Cam
Kaamelott / int_d48bde6d	comment	Mouth Cam: We get such a shot in the first album, when Karadoc and Perceval are pursued by a big, undead skeleton sabertooth tiger.
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Kaamelott / int_d54f84cb	type	Dream Within a Dream
Kaamelott / int_d54f84cb	comment	Dream Within a Dream: "Dream On", after showing several characters awakening from their nightmares, has Perceval find the Grail... and lose it. The dreamer is revealed to be Arthur, who notices that Guenièvre starts kissing her way down his arm, and wakes up for real.
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Kaamelott / int_d7768951	type	Underling with an F in PR
Kaamelott / int_d7768951	comment	Underling with an F in PR: In "La Révolte", Arthur and Léodagan are negotiating with peasants on strike, in a brilliant display of Léodagan's inimitable take on diplomacy.
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Kaamelott / int_d7b34c31	type	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"
Kaamelott / int_d7b34c31	comment	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": The Master-at-arms ("le maître d'armes") The Innkeeper ("le tavernier") The Witch Hunter ("le Répurgateur") The Legal Advisor ("le Jurisconsulte")
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Kaamelott / int_d9723630	type	In My Language, That Sounds Like...
Kaamelott / int_d9723630	comment	In My Language, That Sounds Like...: The Burgundian king seems to find some Briton words inherently funny, notably "biography".
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Kaamelott / int_d9ee7048	type	Spin-Off
Kaamelott / int_d9ee7048	comment	Spin-Off: The Comic-Book Adaptation; seven albums thus far.
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Kaamelott / int_d9fe8277	type	I'm Standing Right Here
Kaamelott / int_d9fe8277	comment	I'm Standing Right Here: Subverted; while the characters are absolutely not averse to insulting each other to each other's faces, they never actually complain (goes hand-in-hand with the Dysfunction Junction and Brutal Honesty nature of the show).
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Kaamelott / int_db38d6ca	type	Torture Technician
Kaamelott / int_db38d6ca	comment	Torture Technician: While Arthur doesn't employ one, Venec tries to sell him a variety of progressively more hideous mechanical torture devices, as every ruler needs them (Léodagan heartily agrees). Arthur, who is against torture, declines... but The Stinger shows him using one to freak out Guenièvre.
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Kaamelott / int_db392e77	type	Cucumber Facial
Kaamelott / int_db392e77	comment	Cucumber Facial: Demetra, one of Arthur's mistresses, puts cucumber slices on her eyes while sleeping, after Merlin's advice to prevent having circles under her eyes. Arthur (who Merlin advised to sleep with boiled eggs in his mouth to prevent snoring) seems unconvinced.
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Kaamelott / int_dc335a04	type	Ear Worm
Kaamelott / int_dc335a04	comment	Ear Worm: King Arthur can't get out of his head a song he heard from a minstrel ("À la volette", a traditional children's song). He spends most of the episode getting distracted and trying to get the melody out of his head (even interrupting a council to sing it out loud). Ironically, the series was so popular that the song itself became once more well-known and remains a prime example of the Ear Worm in France.
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Kaamelott / int_dc587080	type	Medieval Universal Literacy
Kaamelott / int_dc587080	comment	Medieval Universal Literacy: Averted; very few people (mostly the nobility and ecclesiastics) can read due to Medieval Morons being in full effect, even among those of whom it's expected (Karadoc and Perceval protesting that they can't read in response to something is a Running Gag).
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Kaamelott / int_dc6a260b	type	Try to Fit That on a Business Card
Kaamelott / int_dc6a260b	comment	Try to Fit That on a Business Card: When two wizards are about to duel (in any way), they must announce the complete titles and honors of the other.
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Kaamelott / int_dd2d3bda	type	Global Ignorance
Kaamelott / int_dd2d3bda	comment	Global Ignorance: A lot of characters besides Arthur. Hervé de Rinel, after a grand tour of Britannia, concludes that the island is round (and produces a map as proof). Worse than that is when he adds, to be more convincing, "I went around it twice to be sure!" Séli has basically no idea of geography: she doesn't know where Aquitaine, the Pyrénées, or Burdigalanote Roman name for the city of Bordeaux are. And then there's Robyn: Perceval somehow manages to go around introducing himself as "Provençal le Gaulois" (Provençal the Gaul) instead of "Perceval le Gallois" (Percival the Welshman).
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Kaamelott / int_deecc9eb	type	Awful Wedded Life
Kaamelott / int_deecc9eb	comment	Awful Wedded Life: Just about every single marriage is horrible, several of them because one is an asshole and one is a dumbass: Arthur and Guenièvre: Arthur is the Only Sane Man Surrounded by Idiots trapped in an Arranged Marriage. It doesn't help that he never sleeps with his wife due to an oath he made to the one true love of his life, and while she's inclined to Think Like a Romance Novel, his mistresses are all self-serving social climbers. Lancelot and Guenièvre aren't much better: It turns out both are virgins (and stay that way), and as time goes by Lancelot becomes more obsessed with toppling Arthur so he can give Guenièvre a kingdom worthy of her (even though she says she's happy enough being with him). The final nail is when he ties her down to the bed before leaving on a quest so she won't leave, something Arthur snarks at when he rescues her. Karadoc and Mevanwi: Karadoc is an utter dumbass and obsessed with food (his bed always contains cheese and sausages, and he kept a live pig for a week during a siege) and while he understands sex is necessary for children he avoids it if he can. Mevanwi was at first a nice girl concerned with raising her children, but in later seasons became Arthur's mistress and went the God Save Us from the Queen! route. Léodagan and Seli (Guenièvre's parents) are the closest the show gets to a happy marriage — and even then, that's because both are looking out for number one and are more concerned with hanging on to their position as the king's in-laws (not that this stops them from tearing into each other at any occasion, in fact Léodagan is more likely to side with Arthur rather than his wife). It's telling that as a young prince Léodagan kidnapped her from a rival tribe for ransom (they paid him twice what he asked for to keep her) and years later, she still hasn't forgiven him... because she never saw a cent of that money. The one marriage that completely averts this however is Bohort's: not only his wife is quite pretty and sweet, they are both in love and very faithful to one another, almost bordering on Sickening Sweethearts (at last in comparison with the snark other couples live with).
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Kaamelott / int_dfc3e10a	type	The Dung Ages
Kaamelott / int_dfc3e10a	comment	Most of the peasants, since it's The Dung Ages. Arthur forces Those Two Guys to take a bath at one point:
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Kaamelott / int_dfe57573	type	Historical In-Joke
Kaamelott / int_dfe57573	comment	Historical In-Joke: Calogrenant, the king of Caledonia (Scotland), shows up with his butt wrapped in a quilted bedcover because his armor has rusted from a fall in a puddle. However the rules of the Round Table specify that every knight must show up properly dressed OR dressed in his country's traditional garb. Thus, the improper but convenient improvised quilted bedcover skirt retroactively becomes the official costume of Caledonia. Also, when Karadoc invents the croque-monsieur (a French toasted sandwich).
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Kaamelott / int_e0c3f8bf	type	Punch-Clock Hero
Kaamelott / int_e0c3f8bf	comment	Punch-Clock Hero: One episode has Arthur try to help Perceval try to spin his latest fiasco (peasants asking him for help) into a great quest. After a lot of creative license (such as meeting the peasants in the forest rather than a tavern), it turns out Perceval refused the peasants' request in the first place.
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Kaamelott / int_e0e6af6e	type	Adaptational Abomination
Kaamelott / int_e0e6af6e	comment	Adaptational Abomination: Méléagant was originally Guinevere's kidnapper in the Arthurian Legend. Here, he's some kind of Humanoid Abomination who visibly terrifies the Lady of the Lake just by existing, mind-controls people and corrupts Lancelot, implies he can't be killed, and seeks to drive Arthur to suicide. When asked what the hell he is, he identifies as the gods' Response to Arthur's sins (sleeping with a vassal knight's wife).
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Kaamelott / int_e11b003d	type	Translation Convention
Kaamelott / int_e11b003d	comment	Translation Convention: Occasionally averted. A summit with the Burgundian King required an interpreter (although it seems to be mostly gibberish). Also Played With, since after that episode, we learn that the Burgundian King took some lessons in Arthur's language. Though what he says still doesn't make any sense. Father Blaise occasionally speaks Latin (and "Gaelic" — actually ancient French — in one episode); neither the audience nor the other characters are meant to understand what he's saying.
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Kaamelott / int_e135b3de	type	Pass the Popcorn
Kaamelott / int_e135b3de	comment	Call Arthur "The Cornwall Boar". Go ahead. We'll Pass the Popcorn.
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Kaamelott / int_e1cd3d	type	The Bard
Kaamelott / int_e1cd3d	comment	A bard once announces the funeral of King Loth. As it happens, you shouldn't listen to everything bards sing.
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Kaamelott / int_e1ecdac3	type	Our Gods Are Different
Kaamelott / int_e1ecdac3	comment	Our Gods Are Different: Played with. The series is creatively ambiguous about which gods, if any, exist. Arthur has formally converted to Christianity for the sake of convenience but isn't much of a believer (in fact, he prays to Mars at one point), and retains an overtly pagan druid on his payroll. It's even lampshaded by Arthur when the Lady of the Lake tries to make Arthur feel guilty for praying to Mars.
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Kaamelott / int_e2a622a7	type	Beleaguered Boss
Kaamelott / int_e2a622a7	comment	Beleaguered Boss: Most of the comedy comes from King Arthur trying his best to keep his knights on the quest for the Holy Grail and defend Britain from invaders. Unfortunately, he's Surrounded by Idiots above (the gods never give him a clear and precise definition of what the Grail is or even looks like, the Lady of the Lake keeps sending him on quests for useless junk), below (the peasants revolt every other week or take Sitcom Arch-Nemesis to livestock-poisoning levels), and at his level (the knights all have their own idea of what actually constitutes chivalrous behavior, and those who're actually competent in combat can be counted on one hand that's been in an industrial accident).
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Kaamelott / int_e2a73e74	type	Quip to Black
Kaamelott / int_e2a73e74	comment	Quip to Black: A rare inversion. Most episodes end with a Beat, a black screen and a one-liner (either snarky or absurd). For example:
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Kaamelott / int_e2c4b927	type	Dub Name Change
Kaamelott / int_e2c4b927	comment	Dub Name Change: Subverted in that it's the original and not a dub, but of course, all the characters have the French version of their name. Guinevere/Guenièvre, Bors/Bohort, Leodegrance/Léodagan, Percival/Perceval, Gwaine/Gauvain, Ygraine/Ygerne... Karadoc is a dated translation of Galahad, however many doubt it'd be him, especially considering that Percival and he are the same age. Of course, the genealogy changes are fully embraced. Averted with some characters like Arthur, Lancelot, Merlin, Uther, the Lady of the Lake (Vivian) or King Lot/Loth whose names are the same in both English and French, if pronounced differently.
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Kaamelott / int_e2d457	type	The Ditz
Kaamelott / int_e2d457	comment	The Ditz: Guenièvre, though she has some moments of brilliance. Most especially Kadoc, Hervé de Rinel, and the Burgundian King.
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Kaamelott / int_e2f7ab99	type	Assassin Outclassin'
Kaamelott / int_e2f7ab99	comment	Assassin Outclassin': Arthur is once jumped by an assassin inside the castle in the middle of the night. He blocks the killer's blade with a candlestick while calling for the guards. Since none shows up, in desperation Arthur stabs the assassin with the spike of the candlestick. Then he announces to nobody in particular that the guards are facing some serious drill training in their near future. In another case, the council of the Kings of Logres (reuniting every four years) is targeted by a cabal of assassins. They easily go past the (laughable) "security", but the assembled warrior kings prove to be much harder to kill than expected. Notably Léodagan who takes the killers bare-handed, Loth who fries them with lightning magic, or Arthur who deflects swords with his magic ring.
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Kaamelott / int_e34400ab	type	Ambiguously Gay
Kaamelott / int_e34400ab	comment	Bohort (Bors), who was thought to be gay by the audience until the writer showed him married in one episode, just because he was tired of this assumption. Of course, given the number of times this joke was used and the way the characters reacted to it, he has only himself to blame.
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Kaamelott / int_e37f19	type	Disguised in Drag
Kaamelott / int_e37f19	comment	Disguised in Drag: Grüdü is once disguised as "the most beautiful woman in Kaamelott" to trick Attila. Goes well beyond Paper-Thin Disguise, and yet the Hun is still fooled, to Grüdü's dismay.
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Kaamelott / int_e3d2f2	type	The Fool
Kaamelott / int_e3d2f2	comment	The Fool: Perceval is the biggest Cloudcuckoolander of a show filled with them, and somewhat of an idiot, but unlike most of the cast, he is a genuinely kind and loyal man and is destined to an even greater destiny than Arthur himself.
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Kaamelott / int_e5406b1b	type	Beat
Kaamelott / int_e5406b1b	comment	Beat: Quite possibly the most used gag on the show, usually with Arthur unable to respond to whatever abysmally stupid comment was just made except by staring and sighing.
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Kaamelott / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
Kaamelott / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: Livre V — "Don't call me 'Sire'." Don't call either Arthur and Anna "brother" or "sister" without specifying "half-" before.
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Kaamelott / int_e5e2f357	type	Strategy, Schmategy
Kaamelott / int_e5e2f357	comment	Strategy, Schmategy: Arthur, when he is playing with the Burgundian King at a strategy game which he doesn't know any rules.
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Kaamelott / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
Kaamelott / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: Hervé de Rinel. At first, he was the least talkative Knight of the Round Table. Then, in Livre III, he became quite an idiot. Then, in Livre IV and V, he became so idiotic that even the chief of the Medieval Morons came to see Arthur and tell him that "Life is too hard for someone like him..." Karadoc, even though he is already quite damaged, still manages to get this. In-Universe with the Master-at-arms. Since he eats very little meat, a lot of vegetables and water (see Big Eater), other characters have started going on about how he lives on seeds. He doesn't take kindly to that accusation. Merlin's incompetence grew with the series from a less-than-stellar magician who was (sometimes) able to conjure a spell (albeit not always at the best moment) to a guy unable to boil water.
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Kaamelott / int_e6692d26	type	Breakfast in Bed
Kaamelott / int_e6692d26	comment	Breakfast in Bed: Guenièvre is understandably used to this as she is a queen, but Arthur is not fond of the habit, as it brings crumbs into their bed. note Though this was mostly Early-Installment Weirdness. Later, Arthur himself was often seen eating in bed and not only breakfast. Arthur's mother shares his opinion. When Uther Pendragon, disguised as the Duke of Gorlais, ordered slices of bread for her, Ygerne wondered if she was dealing with an impostor because her real husband never ate in bed.
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Kaamelott / int_e7d03dc5	type	Excalibur in the Stone
Kaamelott / int_e7d03dc5	comment	Excalibur in the Stone: Yes, in this version of the Arthurian myths, the sword Arthur pulled from the stone always was Excalibur. The exact details of this event are told in Livre VI, the prequel season. He can also put it back in the stone, letting anyone in the Realm to try pulling it out — and by their failure, remind the people that he's The Chosen One of the gods. Notably, Perceval is the only knight not to make the attempt, but tell off Karadoc for trying.
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Kaamelott / int_e8b295de	type	PlayedWith
Kaamelott / int_e8b295de	comment	Occasionally averted. A summit with the Burgundian King required an interpreter (although it seems to be mostly gibberish). Also Played With, since after that episode, we learn that the Burgundian King took some lessons in Arthur's language. Though what he says still doesn't make any sense.
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Kaamelott / int_e8cae797	type	Freudian Trio
Kaamelott / int_e8cae797	comment	Freudian Trio: The main leaders of the kingdom: Arthur — Ego Lancelot — Superego (sometimes replaced by Bohort) Léodagan — Id
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Kaamelott / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
Kaamelott / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: The whole episode "Dream On".
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Kaamelott / int_ea8de006	type	Traitor Shot
Kaamelott / int_ea8de006	comment	There are plenty of jokes and Traitor Shots with Lancelot planning to elope with the queen, but everyone (including Arthur and Guenièvre) remain oblivious.
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Kaamelott / int_eae0129f	type	Anti-Advice
Kaamelott / int_eae0129f	comment	Anti-Advice: In "The Basilisk's Lair", Perceval explains his system for determining which lever to pull: Since Karadoc systematically gives stupid suggestions, he'll go with the opposite of what Karadoc says.
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Kaamelott / int_eb81c601	type	Big Damn Heroes
Kaamelott / int_eb81c601	comment	Big Damn Heroes: In Livre V, Anna tries to convince Arthur to intercede with Léodagan for Loth and her. When he refuses, she has Loth zap him and puts a knife to his throat. Then Guenièvre bashes the both of them on the head with a stick. Arthur can only stare.
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Kaamelott / int_ec95ec5f	type	Period Piece, Modern Language
Kaamelott / int_ec95ec5f	comment	Period Piece, Modern Language: Much of the humor comes from seeing 5th century characters dressed in medieval(-ish) costumes speaking in modern (and disrespectful) language. One messenger manages to botch "he sends you an ultimatum to dismantle your troops" into "he sends you a nutritionist to dismember your troops".
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Kaamelott / int_ee9b6573	type	A Lesson Learned Too Well
Kaamelott / int_ee9b6573	comment	A Lesson Learned Too Well: Arthur tells the 'Vains that when entering a room, it's a good idea to turn 360° to make sure there are no enemies behind. They decide that if making one complete circle is good, they'll be safer if they do it several times, leading to... After Mevanwi gets Karadoc named regent, she tells him he should start imitating Arthur (such as reforming the political system, notably on how much power the queen can wield). So he does just that... by taking baths with mistresses (he doesn't quite seem to get the concept of a mistress either).
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Kaamelott / int_eedee4d	type	The Starscream
Kaamelott / int_eedee4d	comment	The Starscream: More or less averted with Léodagan, who doesn't make any particular effort to overthrow Arthur. Though he does love to antagonize him in every way possible, such as suggesting a skaven-killing expedition in total darkness (Arthur's afraid of the dark) or forcing him to conform to misogynistic traditions he doesn't like. There were one or two assassination attempts he was in on, but that was a while ago. Once Arthur abdicates, however, he instantly sets himself up as king of Britain.
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Kaamelott / int_ef20dac5	type	Servile Snarker
Kaamelott / int_ef20dac5	comment	Servile Snarker: Angharad, Arthur and Guenièvre's maid. Drusilla, Aconia's servant in the Rome prequel.
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Kaamelott / int_f03aae7f	type	Your Other Left
Kaamelott / int_f03aae7f	comment	Your Other Left: A recurring problem for Perceval; he can't ever tell right from left. He once calls himself a "southpaw"... while drawing his sword with the right hand. Also a problem for Grüdü, as shown during a visit of a labyrinth.
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Kaamelott / int_f19e8a55	type	Bad "Bad Acting"
Kaamelott / int_f19e8a55	comment	Bad "Bad Acting": Yvain and Gauvain, wearing absolutely ludicrous flower and bee costumes, rehearse a play for the spring festival. Bohort, of course, thinks it's great; Arthur looks like he's thinking maybe setting a guy on fire (Léodagan's suggestion for the entertainment) wasn't such a bad idea.
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Kaamelott / int_f360fc33	type	Dumbass Has a Point
Kaamelott / int_f360fc33	comment	Dumbass Has a Point: Perceval; for all his foolishness, he can sometimes prove surprisingly insightful. Even Léodagan admits it once (about celebrating the birth of Alexander the Great): Also, Merlin, while being a gigantic Cloudcuckoolander, can be this at times: While eating with his parents and Arthur is off at the wifeswap ceremony, Yvain wonders what will become of his parents once they're no longer the king's in-laws. Léodagan and Séli both get Oh, Crap! expressions and haul ass for the ceremony.
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Kaamelott / int_f38490bd	type	Incessant Music Madness
Kaamelott / int_f38490bd	comment	Incessant Music Madness: Perceval finds an oud abandoned by Gipsies. ("Their crossbows sure look weird.") When Arthur starts playing it at night, Léodagan yells at him to shut up. He gets maybe ten seconds of respite before Arthur starts playing again... while singing.
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Kaamelott / int_f52828b0	type	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis
Kaamelott / int_f52828b0	comment	Sitcom Archnemesis: Roparzh and Guethenoc are forever at each other's throats. Problem being, they appear to be the largest landowners in the kingdom, so every time they poison each other's herds or burn each other's fields, there's a famine.
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Kaamelott / int_f541fb16	type	Super Gullible
Kaamelott / int_f541fb16	comment	Super Gullible: Arthur is repeatedly able to convince the chieftains of enemy tribes to go away thanks to this trope. In one case, he tells a Viking king allied with the Burgundian king that the latter is giving up all his lands to the former (the Burgundian doesn't speak their language and tends to repeat what he just heard because it sounds funny to him) with this exchange: In another instance, the Burgundian king is attacking the castle of Kaamelott, when Attila the Hun suddenly shows up. Arthur then tells the latter that the former is in fact here as his ally, despite the latter screaming "Attila! Attila!" in a panic and Arthur yelling at him to shut up before he screws everything up. Attila seems to fall for it, though it remains unclear if he did attack. And in another where the Mongol horde of Attila shows up again (all two of them), and Arthur convinces Attila that the castle doesn't contain anything of value at all, to the point where Attila's demands kept going lower (at one point demanding the table linen, but Bohort refuses). In the end he demands the queen, gets Arthur's Ax-Crazy bodyguard Grüdü in obvious drag, and accepts "her" as the real deal.
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Kaamelott / int_f58d1622	type	Medieval Morons
Kaamelott / int_f58d1622	comment	The peasants also qualify, since they tend to revolt just for the sake of it. Although they are aware of the idiocy of revolting without knowing why, and one episode even focuses on them trying to find a good reason.
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Kaamelott / int_f5eda11	type	Mix-and-Match Critters
Kaamelott / int_f5eda11	comment	Mix-and-Match Critters: Grüdü has a nightmare about a creature that's half bear, half scorpion, and half bear again. Merlin also mentions he's "half demon".
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Kaamelott / int_f61d4485	type	Waking Non Sequitur
Kaamelott / int_f61d4485	comment	Waking Non Sequitur: At the end of episode "L'Ivresse" ("Drunkenness"), Perceval, after passing out drunk on a tavern table, suddenly raises his head and shouts "Independent Wales!" at the top of his lungs. And then he complains there's a woodpecker in his skull.
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Kaamelott / int_f792ffe4	type	Beleaguered Assistant
Kaamelott / int_f792ffe4	comment	Beleaguered Assistant: Father Blaise is Kaamelott's priest, scribe and archivist. While he's good enough at the first two, the archives are a complete mess... and are apparently his main responsibility.
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Kaamelott / int_f89e8ce5	type	The High King
Kaamelott / int_f89e8ce5	comment	The High King: Arthur is King of the union of kingdoms that form Logres; some of his vassals keep their title of king, such as Bohort, Léodagan, Loth, Calogrenant, Hoel or Ketchatar.
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Kaamelott / int_f8cddfb2	type	Laser Blade
Kaamelott / int_f8cddfb2	comment	The other one features a lightsaber from a desert planet with several moons.
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Kaamelott / int_f93d8d52	type	Girlfriend in Canada
Kaamelott / int_f93d8d52	comment	Girlfriend in Canada: Played with. Bohort's wife is summoned to Kaamelott, but Bohort maintains that she arrived very late at night, after everyone went to bed, and has retired to her chambers with seasickness — which is why nobody may see her. Turns out he's telling the truth.
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Kaamelott / int_f945dff4	type	Facepalm
Kaamelott / int_f945dff4	comment	Facepalm: Often. Mostly when Perceval opens his mouth.
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Kaamelott / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Kaamelott / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Arthur forgetting about Yvain being his brother-in-law. Léodagan ordering siege engines even when they are unnecessary/useless, or trying to set up a watchtower network against sea invasions. The latter pays off in the fourth season, where Yvain and Gauvain manning the tower is a recurring subplot. The Lady of the Lake offering pointless advice and being unable to be seen or heard by anyone except Arthur — and Perceval being completely unable to grasp this. Perceval's stories always involving old people. Arthur being interrupted every time he sings the pavane "Belle qui tiens ma vie". [Character searching a word, asking to Arthur] > [Arthur suggesting the right word] > "Nah, [said word], that's [something that has nothing to do with the subject at hand], isn't it?"
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Kaamelott / int_fbc1a522	type	Woken Up at an Ungodly Hour
Kaamelott / int_fbc1a522	comment	Woken Up at an Ungodly Hour: Several episodes feature people waking Arthur in the middle of the night for what he refers to as bullshit such as thinking they saw a ghost, complaining about Arthur not singing along when asked to, or there being a report of four Picts maybe heading towards the castle.
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Kaamelott / int_fbd285b7	type	Comically Missing the Point
Kaamelott / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: Happens quite often. If we have to quote one — Arthur in "La Pâte d'Amandes" ("Almond Paste"), answering Guenièvre's Berserk Button: From another episode, where there are more knights than there are seats around the Table: And later, when it turns out Perceval is a chosen one: In the pilot, the knights have a brainwave regarding the Grail: since they can't find the damn thing anywhere, they'll just make one (to start with; if it meets Arthur's approval, they can start mass-production).
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Kaamelott / int_fc151e9d	type	Department of Redundancy Department
Kaamelott / int_fc151e9d	comment	Department of Redundancy Department: A "Rock Stone" that turns sand into water (along with the Philosopher's Stone, the Moonstone...).
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Kaamelott / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
Kaamelott / int_fccd06b6	comment	Beware the Nice Ones: Bohort is generally the most spineless and well-meaning of the knights, always willing to provide excuses for their behavior (and once actually trying to cover for them), but even he can sling mud on occasion. In one case, when attempting to compose a song with Yvain (with a badly tuned guitar), he admits that the harmonies were a little off, but doesn't think the instrument is to blame (his eyes darting at Yvain). In another: Guenièvre of all people manages to take out two people by complete surprise wielding a broom. The Innkeeper's almost entirely blind to Perceval and Karadoc's faults, claiming the patronage of Knights of the Round Table gives his establishment a certain amount of class (by his own admission, he mostly serves bums). Then he sees their combined tab is worth more than the value of the entire inn (including the land it's built on).
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Kaamelott / int_fd4f8299	type	Well-Intentioned Extremist
Kaamelott / int_fd4f8299	comment	Well-Intentioned Extremist: At the end of Book VI, Lancelot leads a purge of the knights of Britain, but he does have his reasons for doing so.
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Kaamelott / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Kadoc's introductory episode mentions he never sleeps. In season VI, Arthur shares a room with the rest of the Semi-Crunchy Clan, and we see Kadoc sitting at a table, still awake.
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Kaamelott / int_fea27091	comment	Buffy Speak: Perceval thinks dubbing could have a more appropriate name, like "knighterization".
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