Dialogue that is humorous and/or disturbing, such as "My butt's gonna love that!".There is almost always a laugh track after every line of many of the modern Disney and Nickelodeon sitcoms.A sense of humor that involves toilet humor or uncalled-for mean-spiritedness is extremely cheap.Thankfully, Arc and Ciara were introduced later in the season to shorten the scene. The theme song is nothing more than a bland pop tune.In fact, it had a crossover episode with Henry Danger, which happened after the one-hour season 1 finale, "End of the Knight".The pun only appears in one episode, in which the word "night" is substituted for "Knight".In the same way that Supernoobs don't work, they get repetitive fairly quickly. Despite having "knight" in the titles ("Opening Knight", "A Knight at the Roxbury"), the episode titles are pretty standard.The plot here is completely generic and clichéd, just like a lot of kids' shows and movies, since Arc cheated his way into knight school and Ciara is a princess. It uses the same formula as That's So Raven, Hannah Montana, Wizards of Waverly Place, Dog with a Blog, The Thundermans, and Henry Danger (Season 1-3), which are other shows about teens who have big secrets to hide (except Dog with a Blog is with a dog).Another show whose sole purpose is to promote female empowerment.Buttercup is incredibly annoying and she is yet another dumb blonde assistant to the mean girl.Sage is yet another mean popular girl character who wants to beat the protagonists.Warwick is your typical "loser" character that everyone likes to tease and bully for no explainable reason.Ciara is a mary-sue who is only interested in promoting girl power.He cheated and lied his way into knight school. The only person he knows is Ciara, which makes him very unlikable. The characters are all all-too-familiar, one-note stock sitcom characters that you have seen countless times before:.
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