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The french 'the office' The show's about the kingdom of Britain during the late roman period, Where the king Arthur, at the place of going to war against his bastard of son and all like in the real legend, here he have to make his land work with the dumbasses of the rond table:

- Perceval, who ... got his ways to solve problems

- Lancelot, who want only the good of the kingdom and himself but not the peoples

- Léodagan, king of carmélide, the father of Arthur's wife, Guenièvre, who is more than radical and always complain

- Karadoc, a dunbass

- Bohort, afraid of everything

- the scibe, who is kinda always angry and probably hates his job There's also Merlin, who here don't know nothing about druidism, the lake lady who is crazy cuz Arthur don't do what the gods wanted, the priest of the new cult (catholisism) etc.

Th show is long of 6 seasons and a movie, the movie which was in the dark rooms in 2021. More the show progress, more we pass from a sitcom like the office for a serious business serie about depression and religons.

The show, by Alexandres Astier, got most of his jokes by the destruction of the 'locutions figées' phrases that all frenchs say without thinking. It's a classic of french humour with 'la cité de la peur de les nuls' (city of fear by the bad at it), les inconnus (the unknowns) and the two OSS117. If you wanna learn french or french humour, this is a must have.

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