Bing Cosby’s delightful portrayal of the Yankee Hank Martin (why not Morgan?!) begins in
1912
after he’s already returned from Camelot. He’s just traveled to England and
sought out the very castle of his 6th-century musical adventures, where he proceeds to tell
his story to the master of the castle.
Based on Hank’s knowledge of the castle and its
displays, the time travel definitely occurred in this version, with both the travel back and
travel forward caused by clonks on the head. And based on the ending, Hank might not have
been the only traveler through time.
— Michael Main
Docent: Kindly notice the round hole in the breastplate,
undoubtedly caused by an iron-tipped arrow of the period.
Hank
Martin: [shakes head and grunts] . .
. I mean, well, that happens to be a bullet hole.