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WebCamelot - A Medieval Comedy Series

May 18, 2014 by Rod T. Faulkner in Satire

The premise behind the independent comedy web series WebCamelot is weird - archaeologists discover a hard drive filled with video blogs from citizens of King Arthur's kingdom.

These video shorts expose a side of life in Camelot quite different from legend.

Sounds crazy, doesn't it?

Well, it is, but the series is also funny, and a great satire of our reality show, tabloid-obsessed media culture.

Created by David Rice, Josh Crute and Matthew Barnette, every WebCamelot installment is episodic in nature.

Each episode focuses on a singular event - such as a quest or festival - and depicts it through the comical point-of-view of the most notorious denizens of Camelot, including:

  • Geoffrey The Troll (Ford Seeuws) A frustrated literary critic with a deep-rooted hatred of all things Yates

  • Frances The Priest (Harrison Chambers) A gossipy clergyman who loves the limelight

  • Rob The Outlaw (Tim Childers) A ne'er do well whose Jackass - style antics are the bane of the kingdom

  • Collette The Damsel (Kayla May) - A frustrated, disaffected maiden whose sole goal is to free herself from her father's tower to P-A-R-T-Y

What the official trailer in HD here ...

To watch the series, visit its channel on YouTube: WebCamelot - The Series.

I found the project's satire to be charming, eccentric, and thoroughly amusing. This light-hearted and zany take on Camelot is highly recommended for both the young and young-at-heart.


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May 18, 2014 /Rod T. Faulkner
webcamelot, king arthur, arthur pendragon
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