Mike the Knight
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51 episodes · First aired 2013-05-06
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Mike thinks that the bigger his band is, the more knightly the music they play will be. But as he continues to add players, he doesn't leave any time to rehearse. He learns that to play well together, a band needs to practise.
Mike wants to be the only lookout - even if it means staying up all night. But when he falls asleep on the job, he learns that even knights need their naps.
When Trollee is better than Mike at target practice, Mike's sure his trebuchet must be the reason. But the improvements to his equipment make no difference and he realises it's Trollee's practising that has led to success.
Mike is training a bird to run errands for him and Squirt decides that he too should be able to deliver messages far away. He learns that it's okay to tell people if you are not yet ready to do something.
Mike wants to help Trollee distract the Vikings but doesn't want to share his knightly equipment because it might get broken. Mike must learn that things sometimes break whether you share them or not.
Evie accidentally magics Squirt to the top of a high tree. Mike makes it his mission to rescue him. If only Evie wasn't so determined to help with more magic.
Trollee tries to be both Mike and Evie's apprentice. But when he muddles magic with knightly exploits, trouble soon follows. He learns that, even though it's hard, sometimes you just have to make a choice.
It's Fooling Day in Glendragon. Mike tries to make Squirt laugh by playing tricks on him, but discovers that this only makes Squirt upset. He learns that his friends laugh at very different things.
Mike learns to think of others instead of just himself; Mike learns that it is best to do your own jobs.
Mike worries that the knightly play he has put on to educate the whole village about his father's adventures has been ruined when his friends make mistakes and the audience laughs.
Trollee gives Mike and the dragons old toys of his to keep, prompting Mike to want to give him something great in return, but he finds it hard to let go of any of his own things.
When the Queen asks Mike to take care of Yip and Yap, he thinks his mission will be easy - but is isn't long before he learns that dog handling is a difficult business.
Evie is certain that being a knight is easier than being a wizard, but soon learns not to assume anything.
Mike is first to be ready for the `big picture' Marietta is painting, and after trying to hurry everyone else along, he learns that it pays to be patient.
When Fernando forgets the lines to his song, Mike thinks he can solve the problem by teaching him how to be brave in a knightly way.
Mike is first to be ready for the `big picture' Marietta is painting, and after trying to hurry everyone else along, he learns that it pays to be patient.
Mike is given a net by the king, while Evie is given a bow and arrow.
Mike decides to repair everything that is broken in Glendragon, but soon learns he needs to know how to fix things before he can carry out the task.
Sparkie stops breathing fire after he ruins Mrs Piecrust's dragonberry pies, but Mike and Squirt need his skills to help them find some more dragonberries to make new ones.
Trollee is determined to demonstrate his ability to handle a solo knightly mission.
