@TeeJay87 @Regular Badger @Kurt Cobain 1991 @Wordsworth's Walkman @CartoonLover and many others I wish yall Happy Valentines today.

If, so can you please record Wondermutt/Caught Cat Napping/Wishbones?

Hey folks, my prototype encounter Heathcliff is having his series airing on MeTV Toons according to some wiki's so stay tuned, as Dingbat, Marmaduke and possibly the Catillac Cats will be here, so be prepared, and please MeTV Toons bring the Catillac Cats to TV, since that show was also animated by the same company, so yeah this is Garfield over and out.

A gif. of Heathcliff in jail from H&D episode, Hives.

Heathcliff thinking of his revenge in a realistic slammer.

Hello everyone!

While working on the "Nutty Knights" pages (Main Page and image Gallery), I've noticed one interesting phenomenon I feel like sharing in public.

Those, who watched the episode, will remember that both the Creeps and their opponent, one Sir Grimace-A-Lot, appear dressed in what appears to be suits of plate armor with bascinet helmets. In the combat scenes, they used lances as their only weapons. I did write appropriate parts in the Trivia section of the episode Main Page pointing out those.

Now, I have a question as a non-native English speaker who is interested in Medieval weaponry (as a hobbyist and tabletop/cRPG gamer):

Where does the concept, that a 14th century medieval knight MUST have a plate armor, a bascinet, and a lance as his only weapon, come from?

The cartoon was made in 1980, where proper historical data must had been available. Gary Gygax' 1st edition of Dungeons and Dragons was also available back then, which means some actual research could be made.

Any rational replies are welcome.

Rock on!