Time Squad - Remake

The storyline would establish that many well-known historical events only happened because the Time Squad acted undercover to ensure that all of this would happen.
* The plot begins with Sheila and XJR in the times of King Arthur being revealed that they have to ensure that everything in the history of King Arthur happens. They were watching Arthur trying to pull the sword out of the stone, and he couldn't, and then Sheila fired her laser gun and the stone cracked and the sword came out of it. Then everything moves to the moment when Arthur and the knights he chose had to find the holy grail. And the grail was with Sheila and XJR, and they were trying to think of how they are going to make him find the grail, and when they saw him passing through the trees they decided to put the grail on a branch, but they all passed by the tree without looking up. They were bothered by this and decided to use teleportation to go forward and hide the grail in another place, this time they placed it on top of a stone, and again the knights passed without noticing. Then they stopped in a clearing and looked around, Sheila wanted to put the chalice on a branch again, but XJR held the chalice and said that she can't do that because otherwise they will see her hand. And the two were fighting over the holy grail, until it slipped from their hands, and rolled across the floor until it hit King Arthur's foot. He looked down and saw the grail and said excitedly to everyone who found it. And now for the last thing: the story that when Arthur lost his sword in battle, a legendary woman's hand reached out of the water and gave him a new sword. The characters had the sword, and Sheila suggested that XJR give it to him because he doesn't need to breathe, but he showed his own hands and asked if these look like a woman's hands. They saw Arthur getting into a boat to see if the lady of the lake will give him Excalibur, and Sheila is worried wondering how they are going to do everything, but then she sees her own reflection in the XJR's glass helmet. And then a woman's hands come out of the water and give him the sword, he takes the sword and goes back into battle, and there it is shown that Sheila put on the XJR's glass helmet and used it as a makeshift air helmet.
* This episode involves Buck and Larry in the days of Robin Hood. Buck (in disguise) has to convince Prince John to lure Robin Hood into a trap using an archery contest. When he says this, Prince John asks why Robin would be so stupid as to appear in public in a competition he promoted. And Buck tries to say, but then he forgets what he was going to say and he keeps trying to remember, Larry who is looking at everything hidden is like "Come on, Buck. Tell me about Marian". But he didn't remember, but then the maiden Marian appears and he says excitedly "Wow! It's the maiden Marian", the prince asks why he just said, and he lies that he means that the solution is her. The prince says "I don't understand how.... Wait! That's it! Robin is in love with her, but he has never kissed her and if I offered her a kiss as a prize he wouldn't think twice about entering the competition". And then Buck leaves without being seen and Larry angrily asks why he forgot about Marian and says he almost ruined the plan, but Buck makes the excuse that he's not good at memorizing text. And then in the village, an archer competition is announced and the prize is a kiss from the maiden Marian, and Robin seeing everything hidden is excited. In the forest of Sheerwood, little John says that Robin cannot participate in this competition, because he will be recognized the moment he appears, and they enter into a discussion until Larry (disguised) appears and offers a cloak for Robin to use as a disguise. . In the competition John is bothered and thinks that the plan has failed since he does not see Robin, but then he hears Marian talking to Larry, Marian asks how she will recognize Robin, and he says that he will be the best of all and she should have known that not even one cheating would prevent him from winning. John thinks about it and creates a trick, the sheriff, when he is going to shoot the arrow, has his target close to him, and when the other archers try to hit the same target, the prince's accomplices move the target far away and everyone misses it. When it's Robin's turn to try, someone blows into a paper bag and pops it to scare him, the arrow is shot upwards, but then he uses another arrow to hit the direction of it and the arrow lands exactly on target. And yet the sheriff's arrow goes through, and immediately Prince John and Maiden Marian realize that the hooded man is Robin Hood. When he approaches the place where the two are, the prince rips off his hood and unmasks him. And then everything turns into a fight, between him and the prince's soldiers. When he is fighting with a sword against a soldier, another one comes from behind and tries to hit him with a chair, but Buck (who is hiding behind a tree) catches him and pulls him and beats him up behind the tree. And it all ends with Marian running away with Robin into the forest. In the end King Richard returns and when Larry asks how Buck convinced him to come back he says "I won a bet. I found out he always goes rock to rock, paper or scissors".
*In this episode, Lady Godiva's husband was talking to Sheila (disguised as a maid) that his wife asked him to charge lower taxes in the city, and he makes fun of it. Sheila lies that Godiva said she is thinking of divorcing him for this, and he says he refuses to promise that he will. And she asks why he doesn't promise that by demanding that she do something in return, something she would never agree to do and then he can use it as an excuse to not keep her promise. And he asks her what she would never be willing to do, Sheila suggests something humiliating, he says he's going to have her imitate a dog, and she retorts that that's not humiliating enough, he suggests dressing her up as a clown. But she says that's not humiliating enough and says it has to be something really humiliating. He asks "What do you suggest? That she get naked in front of everyone", and she says that's it. He thinks about it and says he thinks it's best not to because she'll get around the problem by staying just for a few seconds and then asking an employee to cover for her. But Sheila suggests that he make his wife walk naked on top of a horse, and then she would have to spend a lot of time in front of everyone. And he's like, "That's... genius! She would never go for that." He sends a servant to call his wife saying she changed her mind, Sheila hides and XJR asks if she thinks Lady Godiva will accept, and they hear her screaming "What? No way!". And then the scene changes to her in the bedroom talking to a hooded guy saying he can't believe her husband made such a demand, and said he won't. But it turns out that the guy is XJR and he says "I agree! It's better to go down in history as the culprit for the plight of the people". She says "Exactly! It's better.... Wait, what.", and he repeats that she will be known as the culprit, but she retorts that her husband is the culprit because he levied high taxes. He asks who asked him to lower them, she admits it was herself, and he asks who has to do something for her husband to accept it, and she admits it was herself, and he asks who refused to do that. And she sadly admits that she refused herself, and he then asks whose fault it will be, and she says she knows people are running out of money for a lot of things, but she wants to know if the situation is really that bad. He gives her a spyglass and she sees a guy stealing a bone from a dog to gnaw on himself since he doesn't have money to buy food, and she says "On second thought I think the people are more humiliated than I am" . And the scene changes to Lady Godiva walking naked on top of a horse, her husband sees this and says in shock "I can't believe she accepted", and throws his hat on the ground and steps on it saying angrily "Damn! Now I'm going to have to keep my promise".
*This episode takes place in the Trojan war, Larry (in disguise) is presenting the Trojan horse project to a general. The general asks why he should ride a wooden horse and he says he wants to win a war not sell toys to children. And Larry says that the horse is not for him but for the Trojan general, the Greek general asks if Larry is crazy and asks why he would give a gift to his enemy, and he says that it is because he would put the horse inside Troy. He says he doesn't understand the point, and Larry asks him to take a good look at the project, he looks and sees that there is a box with weapons inside the horse, chairs and a cup holder, he doesn't understand and asks. And then Buck says the cup holder was his idea for the soldiers to drink coffee and stay up at night, and the Greek general calls them both crazy and asks why he has them in the army, and Larry says it wasn't for Buck say that. And then the Greek general says "Why would I want my soldiers to be drinking coffee on a horse that will....that will be placed inside the walls of Troy and unlike the others the soldiers would stay awake at night! A surprise attack!" And then the scene changes to Larry taking the horse to Troy, and telling the Trojan general that it's a gift, he asks who sent it and Larry says it was the Greek general, and he asks why he would give him a gift and asks if a monster is going to come out of there. A visibly worried Larry says no, and the general confronts him about why, and he says that the Greek general has surrendered and shows him the letter. And the Trojan general reads and sees that the Greek general surrendered and gave him this gift to be the symbol of Trojan victory over them. He laughs and says "Is this how far he has come? Has the great Greek general surrendered and stooped to giving me little gifts?", and calls for his soldiers to bring the horse inside; and sends Larry to tell the Greek general that it's good to know he finally understands who's the big shot. Time passes and Larry looks at the clock, sees that it's midnight and wonders why the attack hasn't happened yet, and then he hears several noises of struggle and destruction. And when the soldiers come back celebrating he asks why Buck took so long to attack, and he says the general argued with him about who gets to take credit for the cup holder idea.
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