Well this may sound like quite a dragon tournament, however, there are many wrong things with this episode that isn't just about the tournament.
During the first half of the episode, Squire Flicker shows Princess Flame one of his magnetic inventions that can attract large vegetables like potatoes before Queen Griddle steps in and accuses Flicker for assaulting the princess and turning Sir Loungelot into a giant potato, which leads Flicker into be locked up in the dungeon. While in the dungeon, Flicker gets stuck with two prisoners named Racker and Presley who are both considered to be bad singers and not very good at singing delightful quartets. There was one scene where Cinder, Clinker, Sir Galahot, and Sir Burnevere insult Sir Loungelot by telling him that he looks like a potato, especially when there is a potato that looks like him. Later in that same scene, Sir Loungelot roared at Cinder and Clinker and kicked them out violently. During the second half of the episode, the dragon knights continue to insult Loungelot and his potato by making disturbing comments about the two and calling the potato a salad.
During the first half of the episode, Squire Flicker shows Princess Flame one of his magnetic inventions that can attract large vegetables like potatoes before Queen Griddle steps in and accuses Flicker for assaulting the princess and turning Sir Loungelot into a giant potato, which leads Flicker into be locked up in the dungeon. While in the dungeon, Flicker gets stuck with two prisoners named Racker and Presley who are both considered to be bad singers and not very good at singing delightful quartets. There was one scene where Cinder, Clinker, Sir Galahot, and Sir Burnevere insult Sir Loungelot by telling him that he looks like a potato, especially when there is a potato that looks like him. Later in that same scene, Sir Loungelot roared at Cinder and Clinker and kicked them out violently. During the second half of the episode, the dragon knights continue to insult Loungelot and his potato by making disturbing comments about the two and calling the potato a salad.