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Why are people getting sick in the nights of Guinevere? What is Blue Lung and how is it related

to the parks? Is there any way to reverse it?

And of course, what the heck does any of this have to do with the Walt Disney Company? Yeah, this one's perfect for a theory, huh? Hello, Internet, welcome to film theory, the show that's... In dire need of rescue. So, hey, have you guys seen the pilot for the Knights of Gwynnevere? If you don't know, this is a new show created by Dana Terrace,

who previously created the Owl House, and Glitch Productions, the talented folks behind the amazing digital circus.

No joke, but the Owl House might be in the top five most requested series to do a theory about for us, like, ever.

And believe me, we are working on one.

So a new show from this creator was

absolutely something i wanted to hop on immediately and man there was a lot going on here an

awesome new world to explore animation that bounced from adorable to violent cameos galore and jokes

so many jokes why would anyone splice the facial controls into the environmental pipeline?

It's not a very sophisticated solution.

The pilot follows a pair of characters named Frankie and Andy,

two women who work for or around Park Planet,

an amusement park run by, well, the Park family.

And if you say the word park enough, it sure does start to lose meaning.

Anyway, clearly something malicious is going on around Park Planet, as everyone around it seems

to be getting sick, and it's causing them to cough up this weird blue stuff, or even turn

blue in some other cases.

Just saying it's not going well for the average Joe around here.

But the rich don't seem to care as long as the parks remain operational.

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