History Recap / EvilConCarneS2E4BHectorKingOfTheBritons

-> Story by Maxwell Atoms, Vincent Waller, Creator/GreyDeLisle, Creator/PhilLaMarr, Creator/ArminShimerman, Rosalind Ayres, and Greg Ellis

-> Written by Creator/GreyDeLisle, Creator/PhilLaMarr, Creator/ArminShimerman and Greg Ellis

* MeaninglessVillainVictory[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]TheBadGuyWins: Although Hector does manage to gain the Sword of Excalibur, and is thereby the ruler of England (and countries that are still technically ruled by the British royal family), the British royals he encounters point out how [[TruthInTelevision modern monarchs have no real power (in fact, as one woman notes, they're essentially figureheads).]]

* MeaninglessVillainVictory[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]TheBadGuyWins: Although Hector does manage to gain the Sword of Excalibur, and is thereby the ruler of England and countries that are still technically ruled by the British royal family, the British royals he encounters point out how [[TruthInTelevision modern monarchs have no real power (in fact, as one woman notes, they're essentially figureheads).]]

* MeaninglessVillainVictory[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]TheBadGuyWins: Although Hector does manage to gain the Sword of Excalibur, and is thereby the ruler of England and countries that are still technically ruled by the British royal family, the other British royals point out that while that may be, [[TruthInTelevision monarchs these days have no real power and, as one woman puts it, they're more like "figureheads."]]

-> Written by Music/GreyDeLisle, Creator/PhilLaMarr, Creator/ArminShimerman and Greg Ellis

** Hector makes a reference to "The Phantom Menace" when he forbids Boskov from ever watching it again after the bear takes a sword and starts messing around with it, during which Boskov slips on a marble and accidentally slices Hector's brain-jar in half.

-> Written by Grey DeLisle, Phil LaMarr, Armin Shimerman and Greg Ellis

After General Skarr tells the legend of King Arthur to Hector and Boskov, the gang goes to England so Hector can get the Sword of Excalibur from the Lady of the Lake so Hector can become ruler of England--because anyone who wields the sword of Excalibur is technically the rule of England (and, by extension, countries that are still technically ruled by the British royal family).

* MeaninglessVillainVictory[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]TheBadGuyWins: Although Hector does manage to gain the Sword of Excalibur, and thereby now the ruler of England and countries that are still technically ruled by the British royal family, the other British royals point out that while that may be, [[TruthInTelevision monarchs these days have no real power and that they're more like "figureheads."]]

After General Skarr tells the legend of King Arthur to Hector and Boskov, the gang goes to England so Hector can get the Sword of Excalibur from the Lady of the Lake so Hector can become ruler of England.

* MeaninglessVillainVictory[=/=]RealityEnsues[=/=]TheBadGuyWins: Although Hector does manage to gain the Sword of Excalibur, and thereby now the ruler of England (and, by extension, countries that are still technically ruled by the British royal family), the other British royals point out that while that may be, [[TruthInTelevision monarchs these days have no real power and that it's more for ceremonial purposes and appearances]].

* RealityEnsues: Although Hector does manage to obtain Excalibur, thus technically making him the ruler of England, the other British royals explain that while that may be, [[TruthInTelevision monarchs these days have no real power and that it's more for ceremonial purposes and appearances]].

* TheBadGuyWins: Played with--Hector manages to gain the sword of Excalibur (albeit only briefly), and thus is technically the ruler of England (and, by extension, countries that are still technically ruled by the British royal family). The Lady of the Lake manages to gain Excalibur back after Hector becomes bummed that monarchs have no real power.