Knightfall - Season 1

Season 1

Episodes

You'd Know What to Do
After the battle of Acre, we join the Knights Templar in Paris where Landry, a veteran of the Holy Wars, fears that the Order has lost its way. When the blood of a brother is shed, Landry and the Templars are forced to take up their swords again.

Find Us the Grail
Landry and Parsifal search for a killer. The unexpected arrival of Pope Boniface in Paris threatens De Nogaret's carefully laid plans.

The Black Wolf and the White Wolf
On the Pope's orders, Landry and Tancrede travel to investigate the Holy Grail's whereabouts. Meanwhile, the plotting behind the royal wedding becomes deadly.

He Who Discovers His Own Self, Discovers God
A pagan helps Landry search his past. Gawain conducts a murder investigation. Princess Isabella is betrayed.

Hard Blows Will Banish the Sin
Tensions are high during Isabella's wedding preparations. Fearing an attack, King Philip asks Landry and the Knights Templar for their help in protecting the palace.

The Pilgrimage of Chains
Landry is kidnapped and tortured by a mysterious group. A Knight is expelled from the Templars. De Nogaret builds an army. Princess Isabella discovers who betrayed her.

And Certainly Not the Cripple
Landry and Gawain meet a mysterious woman who claims she can lead them to the Grail; Joan hears of an attack on Navarre; De Nogaret devises a way to improve his standing with King Philip.

IV
The Paris Temple of the Knights Templar is under siege; De Nogaret plants doubt in King Philip's mind; Queen Joan must decide what is best for Navarre.

Fiat!
Landry seeks the help of Jacques de Molay, the Temple Grand Master; Queen Joan plots her escape.

Do You See the Blue?
Vastly outnumbered, the Templar Knights must fight for their lives in a battle with the Red Knights.
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