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👑 In *Albert the Fifth Musketeer – Episode 1: “The King’s New Shoes”*, the brilliant and quirky Albert uses his wits to solve royal problems — this time, creating special shoes for a very particular king!

⚔️ Set in a fun and exaggerated version of 17th-century France, this animated comedy blends history with clever humor and adventurous fun. Join Albert and the other musketeers in a family-friendly story full of laughs, brainpower, and a dash of royal drama.

🎯 Great for kids, families, and fans of historical parodies and classic animation.

🎬 Full Episode | English | Animated Comedy | Historical Parody | Kids Cartoon
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Transcript
00:00Albert, Albert, he's Albert the Fifth Musketeer
00:05He's there at the double whenever there's trouble with wood and string and stuff
00:09The things that he makes are just what it takes whenever the going gets rough
00:13His name is Albert, Albert, he's Albert the Fifth Musketeer
00:19He's sharp, he's cool, he's nobody's fool, he's Albert the Fifth Musketeer
00:23If you've been dropped in it, he's there in a minute, that's faithful Albert's way
00:31He's got no pretensions, just lots of inventions that always saves the day, hooray for Albert
00:36Albert, Albert, he's Albert the Fifth Musketeer
00:41He's sharp, he's cool, he's right on the mute, he's Albert the Fifth Musketeer
00:53A letter for Mission de Treville, Captain of Musketeers
01:22Ready?
01:26A letter for me
01:28It's the Queen's Seal
01:33Oh, hello, sir, everything all right?
01:43Please excuse me, just one more egg yolk and it will be perfect
01:46Albert, this is no time for making omelettes
01:49Perhaps not, but if anyone is making one, it's you
01:53While you're making jokes, France is in a state of shock
02:02And here you are, merrily scoffing food for ten
02:06Oh, I-I am not eating, sir
02:08These are my latest idea for ammunition
02:10I have just invented the Bolognese blunderbuss
02:13See that dummy over there?
02:22Sorry, sir
02:23A slight problem with my aim
02:26You know I always forgive you everything, little Albert
02:30Marvelous sauce
02:32Careful, sir, there's an ingredient in it that sends people to sleep
02:36Judging by this, I won't be going to sleep in a hurry
02:40I just heard from the Queen that Cardinal Richler is making the King wear extra slippery slippers
02:46He thinks that if the King can't stay upright, he won't be able to rule his kingdom anymore
02:52There's a P.S. here, sir
02:54The King summons you to his early levee this morning
02:57What?
02:58Hmm, that means I'm late
03:00King, the line of the Cardinal, halt!
03:07Do you know who I am?
03:10Wretch!
03:10Monsieur de Treville, Captain of the Musketeers of the King
03:13Well, at least, for a moment
03:15Now's the time to try out Albert's latest invention
03:20Cooey, eggs and corn all scarred
03:28Come and look at me
03:30Ha ha ha, Albert's new invention works nicely
03:43I'm fed up with these Italian shoes of yours
03:50They are the latest thing, sire
03:52Your Majesty has to be at the peak of fashion
03:54But I can't walk in them, look
03:56Come back, sire
03:58I ordered them especially from Italy
04:01They give you a particularly elegant gait
04:04I'm fed up with this, fed up
04:06I'll show you some real shoes
04:11Tréville!
04:12Tréville!
04:13Tréville!
04:14Tréville!
04:15Tréville!
04:16I'm here, Your Majesty!
04:17Hot!
04:18You see those, Cardinal?
04:30Those are non-skid boots
04:33Sire, those are English boots
04:35Sire, those are English boots
04:36Your Majesty cannot wear footwear made by the enemy
04:39Monsieur de Tréville wears them, doesn't he?
04:41I have often warned you about the criminal relationship
04:44Between the captain of the King's Musketeers
04:46And the Duke of Buckingham
04:48I don't care
04:50Tréville?
04:52Tréville?
04:53Sire?
04:54Sire?
04:55Will you give him the boot?
04:57No!
04:58How will I give him the boot?
04:59Monsieur de Tréville, I hereby order you to find me a pair of those boots, size eights
05:05But sire...
05:06No, but I have spoken
05:08Upon my honour, sire, you shall have them
05:11Get a move on, you lot
05:13Quick, somebody warn the milady
05:23This time, it's the bullseye
05:28Never mind, Albert
05:30Our troubles are only just beginning
05:33Troubles?
05:35What's up, sir?
05:36The King wants boots
05:38Size eights
05:39Well, that is his size
05:42Yes, and that's why all the bootsmiths in the land have been strictly forbidden to make boots in that size
05:48On the Cardinal's orders
05:51Have you thought about Reginald Weston, the bootsmith?
05:55But he wouldn't do it
05:56He's English
05:59Ask the Queen to help
06:00That English man is an agent of the Duke of Buckingham
06:03He couldn't refuse to help a close friend of his employer
06:07Good idea
06:09We'll need the three Musketeers
06:10Send for all four of them
06:12Quick
06:18Meet you downstairs
06:19Alright
06:21Come on, Albert
06:22You slow coach
06:23Slow coach
06:33One for all
06:35All for one
06:37All for one
06:42All for one
06:43Gentlemen
06:44I have a mission for you
06:46I'll deal with this, sir
06:47D'Artagnan's honour
06:52A thousand apologies, Your Majesty
06:54Come on, men
06:55To work
06:57Mind up, the stairs have been
06:58The stairs have been
07:04Hound's blood
07:05Who waxed those stairs?
07:07Oh my golly gosh
07:08Don't leave him on his own, Albert
07:11Never fear, sir
07:12I'll take care of this
07:13I'll take care of this
07:29Sorry, Your Majesty
07:31Should've pushed, but I...
07:33Fool
07:34Silly me
07:36I'm here on a most urgent matter and...
07:38I know
07:39The king has shoe trouble
07:41We must find Weston the Bootsmith
07:43If you know everything already
07:44What's the point of me being here?
07:47To protect me
07:48Quick, let's hurry
07:52Just... coming, Your Majesty
07:54Your Majesty
08:02But there's only one of you
08:03I was expecting the three musketeers
08:06But look
08:07Here they come now
08:10Ah, your three musketeers
08:12Aren't they a stirring sight?
08:14But there are four of you
08:16I never understood your way of adding up
08:18Still, let us not waste time
08:19Forward, men, and show your mettle
08:44Keep together
08:46That is the fifteenth Bootsmith she's asked already
08:49Size eights?
08:50The king's size?
08:52It's been outlawed by the Cardinal
08:56You'd have to be very keen to die
08:59The way they're going, they're not going to find Mr. Weston in a hurry
09:02The guards!
09:04They will be caught!
09:05Quick!
09:15There you are, Your Majesty
09:19Now I've, uh, cleared that up
09:21I'm going to find this Mr. Weston for you
09:25We'll start with this one
09:32Might as well do it myself
09:34Let's see...
09:36If my information is correct
09:38The Bootsmith's arms must be...
09:40Here!
09:46Mr. Weston, I presume
09:50How on earth did you recognize me?
09:53Oh, elementary, my dear Weston
09:55It is five o'clock and you're the only one drinking tea
09:59Oh, well, uh, what can I do for you?
10:02Let me explain
10:04Your Majesty!
10:06Your Majesty!
10:08Here, Your Majesty
10:10Weston the Bootsmith is with me
10:11Really?
10:13Are you sure?
10:15Uh, beg your pardon, Your Majesty
10:17I have to hide
10:18But for the Queen of France
10:19Your wish is my command
10:21Even a pair of Soviet Boots?
10:25Yes, Your Majesty
10:26Your Majesty
10:27Shhh, beautiful stranger, you have nothing to fear
10:42I am D'Artagnan the Musketeer
10:44On a secret mission for the Queen
10:46But I'm not allowed to tell you
10:48That we're going to get some Boots made for the King
10:51And I am Milady
10:54On an official mission for the Cardinal
10:57What? The Notorious Milady?
10:59Prove it at once!
11:01Look for yourself!
11:07Oh, that's enough of that, you two!
11:10So you are the Notorious Milady
11:12Guards!
11:14Guards!
11:16The Guards!
11:18You must flee, Your Majesty
11:20Weston, you go into hiding
11:21And make the King's Boots
11:23Rendez-vous at 2.39pm
11:26The day of tomorrow
11:28At the Crossroads
11:29Thank you!
11:31Everett, they're after us!
11:33Excuse me, I say your Majesty
11:35While I...
11:36While I deal with them
11:41Let's have them today's special!
11:52Be seasoned with oil
11:54All's well, Your Majesty
11:59All's well, Your Majesty
12:09Good
12:11Now, watch this swing a Cardinal dynamic way
12:16Oi, Oi
12:17Gonna have to save the furniture
12:19You ready?
12:20Oi, Oi
12:24Psst!
12:26Psst!
12:30Psst!
12:31And stop that clapping!
12:33Yes, but what verve, Your Majesty?
12:36Psst! Psst!
12:38Your Eminence!
12:40This will be the one
12:42What is it?
12:43It's me, Milady!
12:45I must talk to you urgently
12:47Ah!
12:49Ah!
12:50Ah!
12:52Ah!
12:53Hahahaha!
12:54Hurray!
12:55Life hits the jackpot
13:00I've warned you never to disturb me
13:03While the King is at play
13:05I know you did, but this was too urgent
13:07The Musketeers are getting some boots made for the King
13:11Hell's bells, who would dare?
13:13We can't tell who he is. He's a master of disguise.
13:17And also, the fifth musketeer sent all your guards packing.
13:21What?
13:22No, no, and no again.
13:25That is not how it's going to be.
13:27I'll make that fifth musketeer pay for this.
13:32And I'll make him pay for a new perm.
13:36Milady, you must go to Italy at once.
13:39Get some new slippers made for the king.
13:41Then, size seven and a half.
13:45Seven and a half?
13:47Half a size smaller than the king's?
13:50What a horrific torture.
13:53I know I'm wicked, but you're even worse.
13:57You flatter me, Countess.
13:58But if I want to rule the country, I have to put the squeeze on the king.
14:02Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
14:10Now, I must go and warn you.
14:16Please.
14:29Is here where the shoemaker works, bella contessa.
14:35You're the one who makes shoes for the King of France, aren't you?
14:39Si, si. Size heads as usual.
14:42From now on, you ought to make them half a size smaller.
14:46Size seven and a half? Monstruoso!
14:50It will murder the King. I don't want to see me do this.
14:57You've hired a bodyguard, Your Majesty.
15:00No, it's my lady in waiting.
15:02I know it's odd, but she's afraid the sky's going to fall on her head.
15:06I can.
15:09Are the King's boots ready, Captain?
15:11Soon, soon, Your Majesty.
15:13We need them sooner.
15:15Even as we speak, my lady is bringing back some tortures from Italy for the King.
15:20A coach must be intercepted. I need your three musketeers.
15:24Actually, there are four of them, Your Majesty, or rather five, but consider it done.
15:35Have you properly understood your task?
15:37Stop my lady from entering the gates of Paris!
15:41But how can we spot my lady's carriage? She's bound to try and sneak back incognito.
15:47Easy. There'll be a black cross on the carriage door so that the cardinal's guards can recognize it.
15:52You'll have to swap the boots for the Italian shoes without arousing my lady's suspicions.
15:56What could be less suspicious than Aramis as a lady in waiting, hurrying to get to court?
16:03We'll have to hurry, or else the cardinal will beat us to it, and the game will be up.
16:07Aye, aye, Captain.
16:08Weston should have finished the King's boots by now.
16:11I'm off to meet him in Vincennes Forest.
16:19Here's the crossroads. I'm supposed to meet Weston by this tree.
16:27Ten to three. He's late. But what's this I hear? Somebody is snoring and something is ticking.
16:34Oh, goodness gracious. That was a jolly good nap.
16:43Hello. Have you got the King's boots?
16:46Oh, yes. Yes, of course.
16:49Ah, perfect, Mr. Weston. I'll go and find the others straight away.
16:53Good luck, Albert. And God save the King.
16:58I'm going to play the trick of her life on me lady.
17:01Albert? Albert?
17:03Do you think perhaps you could untie your horse?
17:12Remember what the captain said. We stop everything that looks like a black cross.
17:17Halt! Who goes there?
17:19Norbert Blackcross. I'm a tortoise farmer. Why?
17:23Blackcross? Portos, search the cart!
17:33What are you looking for?
17:39The notorious m'lady with her two shoes.
17:42Huh, that is not the way to do it.
17:46And look, here she comes.
17:50Action stations!
17:51Aramis, you make sure this chest is loaded into the boot of her carriage.
17:59The rest of you follow us at a distance, very discreetly.
18:03Ready?
18:04Ready.
18:05Ready, Albert.
18:09We're sorry to trouble you, lovely lady, um, but could you, um, come to the aid of a lady-in-waiting who, um...
18:17Who adores the lovely cardinal.
18:20Who adores the lovely cardinal?
18:22Put like that, I simply can't refuse. Get in, child. See to her luggage.
18:3525 more kilometers to go. Come on, dearies. Get a move on.
18:43A piece of cake. And one in the eye for the cardinal.
18:47Crossed up! We're being followed!
19:01What on, Elf? Aren't you rather hairy for a lady-in-waiting?
19:05Am I?
19:06One for all?
19:08All for what?
19:10God's treachery!
19:12God! Help!
19:17They're musketeers! Deal with them!
19:31Well, do something. You try.
19:42Drive on, coachman! We must get to the Louvre before the...
19:56Sacre bleu!
19:58What is happening?
19:59Where am I?
20:08Where am I?
20:09But it is the river Seine.
20:10And the Seine flows down to Paris.
20:16Nothing like a cruise for relaxing after a successful mission.
20:22Captain de Treville, where are you?
20:24Here, sire.
20:25You're being very quiet this morning, Treville.
20:28What?
20:29Well, no good news to report.
20:31Nothing to cheer me up.
20:32Monsieur de Treville has no reason to be cheerful, Your Majesty.
20:36Quite the opposite.
20:37He has failed in the mission which you entrusted to him.
20:40Is that true, my friend?
20:43Who knows, Your Majesty?
20:45Everything comes to him who waits.
20:47A king never waits.
20:50Here, by way of consolation, I've made specially for you, sire,
20:54a pair of very beautiful shoes.
20:56All right, Cardinal, you win.
21:00Gentlemen, let us prepare to lose with dignity.
21:05Yippee!
21:06The non-skid boots I've always wanted.
21:08What?
21:09It's a mistake!
21:10A plot!
21:11I...
21:11And what is more, they're a perfect fit.
21:16All thanks to me and my three musketeers!
21:20Really?
21:23Get some medals for these valiant subjects.
21:27By your leave, sire, I'll take a medal for the fifth musketeer,
21:32the bravest of them all.
21:35I'd love to have seen the king's face when he opened that shoe box.
21:38Oh well, who needs this social world?
21:41This is the real life underneath the arches.
21:53I'll take a medal for the fifth musketeer.
21:58With clever inventions, you know his intentions will help whenever he can.
22:02If you want something sorted like enemy's water, then Alba is your man.
22:06His name is Alba.
22:07Alba!
22:09Alba!
22:10He's Alba the fifth musketeer.
22:26He's there at the double whenever there's trouble with wood and string and stuff.
22:29The things that he makes and just what it takes whenever the going gets rough.
22:33His name is Alba.
22:36Alba!
22:38He's Alba the fifth musketeer.
22:40He's sharp, he's cool, he's nobody's fool.
22:42He's Alba the fifth musketeer.

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