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Jason as Robin Hood, Brendan as King Arthur, and Melissa as a princess are recruited by Mr. Lynch to be actors in a Renaissance Festival.. Together they perform a Rock rendition of Robin Hood meets king Arthur. Meanwhile McGurk, who has been hired as the village blacksmith, shows up totally hung-over and must fight off hordes of renaissance dorks as he tries to sleep. The fair goes as planned until a rivalry between the Renaissance kids and the Science Fiction nerds, who are at a convention next store, starts to interfere. Fenton tries to persuade Brendan over to the side of the Sci-Fi and lets slip that one of the renaissance kids is a traitor and is selling Brendan out. Who could it be? Better yet who will survive in fierce battle of the nerdsmoreless
  • You know: there is a renaissance fair, which is cooler than the sci-fi fair next door, because the stuff "really happened" (even the dragons?).

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    This is my favourite show from the third season. Brendon looks hilarious as King Arthur, and the story is very interesting. Coach McGuirk wasn't as funny as elsewhere, but the whole episode is charming as a whole.
    Wow. Fifty words is too much to ask of a person. Cheers!
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