A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain Hank and Arthur are led to the gallows. As the noose is placed around Arthur’s neck 500 knights come charging down the street. A few days later Hank and Arthur are back in Camelot. Hank is reading the newspaper announcing his long overdo duel with Sir Sagramore. Hank is able to unhorse Sagramore and then takes on… Source ..read more

08 April 2024, a total solar eclipse will travel across North America. The path of totality stretches from Durango, Mexico up through Dallas, Texas, Arkansas, Southern Illinois, through Indianapolis, Ohio, Buffalo, New York, Toronto, Montreal and making it’s way over New Brunswick before leaving North America. If you live in the path of totality be sure to get outside on April 8 and see the… Source ..read more

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain Hank and Arthur stay with the women until she dies as well. When they hear someone approaching they hide behind the hut. It’s the women’s three sons, they escaped from prison and returned home. Arthur wants to capture them and return them to the lord but a great fire in the distance catches their attention. Source ..read more

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain Last time we saw Hank he was holding court with King Arthur. Hank shared with Arthur the idea of disguising himself as a freeman to get a feel for the common people. King Arthur loved the idea and asked to join. Before they could leave Arthur needed to finish a few Kingly duties. While Hank is waiting he buys a newspaper… Source ..read more

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain In the last episode Merlin was trying to restore water to the well. He gives up, telling the monks an demon has cursed the well and no one can break the curse. Hank agrees but says he can break the curse. Hank uses his knowledge to fix the well and installs a pump so the monks won’t have to draw the water by hand. Source ..read more

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain Hank and Sandy finally made it to the Ogres castle. Or did they. Turns out the ogres are pig farmers. Hank buys their pigs and Sandy embraces the pigs like sister. The next morning Sandy cooks the pigs a great breakfast. Hank and Sandy leave the pigs and run into a group of pilgrims heading to the Valley of Holiness. Source ..read more

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain Hank and Sandy ride to the castle of Morgan le Fay. After meeting Morgan, Hank compliments her bother, King Arthur and Morgan orders him to be thrown in the Dungeon. Sandy speaks up saying Morgan shouldn’t anger ‘The Boss’ as Hank is known or he will bring down a terrible vengeance on Morgan. Morgan has a grand feast and… Source ..read more

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain In the last installment, Hank finally gets his quest. He will accompany Sandy to rid her of the nasty Ogres. Hank chooses to wear Plate Armor and discovers just how heavy and uncomfortable it is, realizing he should have chosen chain. Hank meets a group of Freeman and asks them if they would about the government… Source ..read more

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain On the last episode Hank is awaiting his execution when he is informed it’s been moved up a day. Clarence was wrong the date and while they are tying Hank to the stake the eclipse begins. King Arthur begs him to spare the sun and Hank agrees only if Arthur make him the chief advisor. Hank perfroms another magical feat… Source ..read more

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Mark Twain After getting into an argument at work and hit in the head with a crowbar Hank Morgan is whisked back in time to Camelot, King Arthur and the Knights of the Round table. Never start a fight with a guy named Hercules! Hank wakes up and thinks he’s in an asylum called Camelot but soon discovers he is in the year 528. Source ..read more