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* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Downplayed example because it's for kids. The Aunts Lily and Iris are very large, and very sexually aggressive. They make blunt and overt flirtation with the Big Knights, with one of them even pushing over Sir Morris and laying on top of him. Both of the Big Knights are clearly uncomfortable and even sneak out of the castle by using sheet ropes in an attempt not to wake the Aunts as they make their escape. They later discuss how they felt about being alone with the Aunts, and Sir Doris states that what they felt was fear.
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* DistressedDamsel: Princesses Lucy and Louretta. Happens fairly often, apparently.
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* DistressedDamsel: DamselInDistress: Princesses Lucy and Louretta. Happens fairly often, apparently.
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* BrickJoke: King Otto [[TemptingFate continuously jokes]] about the unlikelihood of a meteorite destroying his brand new hydro-electric dam. The camera keeps cutting away to a meteorite approaching planet earth, with ominous music playing. [[spoiler: The meteorite completely misses the dam, but then Sir Morris accidentally launches himself into orbit and falls back down into the side of the dam, destroying it.]]
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* BrickJoke: King Otto [[TemptingFate continuously jokes]] about the unlikelihood of a meteorite destroying his brand new hydro-electric dam. The camera keeps cutting away to a meteorite approaching planet earth, with ominous music playing. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The meteorite completely misses the dam, but then Sir Morris accidentally launches himself into orbit and falls back down into the side of the dam, destroying it.]]
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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''The Big Knights'' was a 2000/2001 children's BBC series about the exploits of two knights doing heroic deeds in a fantasy Kingdom of Borovia. The pilot appeared in December, 1999. The show ran for thirteen ten-minute episodes before being cancelled.
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''The Big Knights'' was a 2000/2001 children's BBC Creator/{{BBC}} series by Neville Astley and Creator/MarkBaker about the exploits of two knights doing heroic deeds in a fantasy Kingdom of Borovia. The pilot appeared in December, 1999. The show ran for thirteen ten-minute episodes before being cancelled.
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Humour is derived from the setting (Borovia is not actually in TheMiddleAges but in the TheTwentiethCentury and extremely backwards) and from the various disasters caused by the Big Knights. Oh, and it has Creator/BrianBlessed providing the voice of Sir Morris.
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Humour is derived from the setting (Borovia is not actually in TheMiddleAges but in the TheTwentiethCentury The20thCentury and extremely backwards) and from the various disasters caused by the Big Knights. Oh, and it has Creator/BrianBlessed providing the voice of Sir Morris.
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* KafkaComedy: Around the blameless villagers, who are constantly jeopardized by the idiot protagonists.
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* KafkaComedy: Around Jack Tiny, who gets the blame for every mishap in his community, just because he first noticed the beanstalk cropping up. Also, For the blameless villagers, who are constantly jeopardized by the idiot protagonists.
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* KafkaComedy: Around the blameless villagers, who are constantly jeopardized by the idiot protagonists.
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* IntelligibleUnintelligible: The imp from ''Ethel & The Imp'' only speaks in incomprehensible screeching, but nobody seems to have any trouble understanding it.
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* WickedWitch: In ''The Village Games''. Zig-zagged in that when she first appears, she's shown brewing a bubbling sinister cauldron... which she explains to her cat is vegan soup. When the cat meows at her, she says she knows the vegan version just isn't the same, but you can't get the babies to make it properly nowadays.
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* WickedWitch: In ''The Village Games''. Zig-zagged ZigZagged in that when she first appears, she's shown brewing a bubbling sinister cauldron... which she explains to her cat is vegan soup. When the cat meows at her, she says she knows the vegan version just isn't the same, but [[EatsBabies you can't get the babies to make it properly nowadays.nowadays]].
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* WickedWitch: In ''The Village Games''. Zig-zagged in that when she first appears, she's shown brewing a bubbling sinister cauldron... which she explains to her cat is vegan soup. When the cat meows at her, she says she knows it's not the same, but you just can't get the babies to make it properly nowadays.
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* WickedWitch: In ''The Village Games''. Zig-zagged in that when she first appears, she's shown brewing a bubbling sinister cauldron... which she explains to her cat is vegan soup. When the cat meows at her, she says she knows it's not the vegan version just isn't the same, but you just can't get the babies to make it properly nowadays.
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* WickedWitch
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* WickedWitch WickedWitch: In ''The Village Games''. Zig-zagged in that when she first appears, she's shown brewing a bubbling sinister cauldron... which she explains to her cat is vegan soup. When the cat meows at her, she says she knows it's not the same, but you just can't get the babies to make it properly nowadays.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Their invisibility hats don't hide the Knights' clothes, making them an InvisibleStreaker; and on ''top'' of this, they have a tendency to tip their hats to people they meet, making them briefly visible and leading to this.
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* DistaffCounterpart: Aunts Lily and Iris. They're at least somewhat [[WomenAreWiser smarter]] than the Big Knights, but otherwise just like them; just as big, just as strong, just as fearless (they grow {{Man Eating Plant}}s in their garden even bigger than the wild ones seen in the episode), and just as boisterous (when one of the princesses apologies for a quiet burp, one of the Aunts practically blows them both away with a belch to demonstrate what a "real burp" is).
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* DistaffCounterpart: Aunts Lily and Iris. They're at least somewhat [[WomenAreWiser smarter]] than the Big Knights, but otherwise just like them; just as big, just as strong, just as fearless (they grow {{Man Eating Plant}}s in their garden even bigger than the wild ones seen in the episode), and just as boisterous (when one of the princesses apologies for a quiet burp, one of the Aunts practically blows them both away with a belch to demonstrate what a "real burp" is). They even say some of the exact same things as the Big Knights, such as referring to an absurdly massive spread of food as "just a snack."
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* BrawnHilda: The princess' aunts, Lily and Iris, who are essentially a DistaffCounterpart to the Big Knights.
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* BrawnHilda: The princess' aunts, Lily and Iris, who are essentially a DistaffCounterpart to the Big Knights.Knights, complete with the big unstoppable body-shape.
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* BrawnHilda: The princess' aunts, Lily and Iris, who are essentially a DistaffCounterpart to the Big Knights.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The witch owns a ''pussy'' cat called "Merkin".
** In one episode, when the Big Knights remove their hats of invisibility in court, the viewer gets to see two frames of Sir Boris naked as they hurriedly cover up.
** In the final episode it is heavily implied the knights 'spent the night' with the princess's aunts, which led them to have some peculiar feelings.
** In one episode, when the Big Knights remove their hats of invisibility in court, the viewer gets to see two frames of Sir Boris naked as they hurriedly cover up.
** In the final episode it is heavily implied the knights 'spent the night' with the princess's aunts, which led them to have some peculiar feelings.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The witch owns a ''pussy'' cat called "Merkin".
** In one episode, whenGettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the Big Knights remove their hats of invisibility in court, future, please check the viewer gets trope page to see two frames of Sir Boris naked as they hurriedly cover up.
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