This scene is so funny ! I mean it's high treason and everything but Aramis is like "it just happened... and I lowkey regret nothing".

"i was trying to protect her" "you could have done that by not sleeping with her"

Porthos was my favorite in this scene. he's pissed at Aramis which is why he grabbed him but before he hits him remembers that they're still family and hugs because he loves him and he knows that it was hard for Aramis not to be able to raise his son and be with the woman he loves .

This scene is amazing... the comedy in Athos' "..And there's more...", so good.

"if I knew I would've shot him right then and there" 😂💀😂💀😂💀😂💀😂💀

"If I'd known what he was going to do I would have shot him there and then".... "I had to protect The Queen's reputation" "You could have done that by not sleeping with her!" I'M DEAD 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

it's so funny how treville was like :0 and athos keeps saying "and there's more" LMFAO

treville's shocked pikachu face is sending me

I love Treville through this whole scene. esp 1:18 when he shoved Porthos out the way, like “this at no time for hugging”

this entire scene is gold (thank u cpt. treville) and maybe my favorite of the show

He just love to sleep with queens, doesn't he?😂😂 ( reference to lancelot dulac in "Merlin")

Just one bomb after another and he's telling it like they're having a chat while on break

“There’s more”……hahahaha

This scene is comedic GOLD! Every actor is on point with their reactions, line delivery, EVERYTHING, lmao

“You could have done that by not sleeping with her” 😂 Luke Pasqualino is so fantastic in this scene, playing the straight man beautifully. The comedy in this scene is perfect. I laughed so hard I cried 😂

Definitely one of my favorite scenes of the series. The subtle facial reactions of Aramis is pure gold.

The thing is Rochefort never actually found out, he just got really lucky with his mad accusations

Porthos snatching him up and then hugging him is so endearing. Their brotherly love is so beautiful ❤

Aramis' little wince at the beginning XD

Athos should start by saying: Do you want to hear the bad news, the worse news or the even worse news? 😂😂😂

This is by far my favorite scene of the whole show. I also loved in season one the conversation between the two of them right after he sleeps with the queen and Athos is like “I won’t say anything”, then immediately is like “you slept with the queen?!”. And the Captain’s expressions throughout all of this are just pure gold.

If I had a nickel for every time this guy played the romantic rival of a king, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice

I like how their expressions start from "Did I hear that right?👀" to "Well time to chose what I'm going to wear to his funeral🫥"

0:48 HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Theres more and still more .HaHa. poor travele!

0:50 he is trying so hard not to laugh

Thank you so much for uploading this scene its truly one of the best scenes love/laugh it so much.

Just the sheer 'what the fuck have you done, but would we expect any less?' attitude of all of them never fails to make me laugh out loud. d'Artagnan's slow turn and eyebrow raise of sheer exasperation at 0:33 is just perfection.

Athos: Rochfort knows. Treville: perfect. Just fucking perfect

Treville lowkey a tired, exasperated dad with his four stupid sons 😂 Hugo Spear and Tom Burke filmed this as a comedy while everyone else was trying to be serious. (lowkey expected Aramis to go flying out a window again but this time it would have been by Treville's hand.)

cue to the man in the iron mask

Oh my god. I was laughing. When he told them. Holly cow.

And I was laughing so hard. I'm like oh no. Haha.

Aramis is just a Dad thats high key frustrated with all of them and the Captain is just like dafuq

Loved this scene.

I hate cheating couples... It's always wrong no matter the circumstance, no matter how bad your marriage is... Musketeers is the one exception where I just... OOPS.

The Treville actor was so good in this scene. The emotions and the uncertainty he went through in that scene was masterful.

This and the scene with the horse are the funniest scenes 😅😅😅

The king needed someone like Edmond Dantes to guide him. The count of Monte Crito is inspired by the Odyssey, including Alexandre Dumas read Homer (Dumas A., Mes Mémoires, Paris, Bouquins, 2003, p. 590.). Edmond was strict with Mercedes and demanded fidelity and therefore refused to give her a second chance as Ulysses would do if Penelope was unfaithful, in addition to being vindictive and suspicious. Ulysses enters the palace in disguise to verify the loyalty of everyone there. A classic that inspires another classic and shows how he deals with cheaters and unfaithful women. After all, Ulysses hangs his slaves who had an affair with the suitors and Edmond refuses to offer Mercedes a second chance.

Honestly, the betrayal on D'Artagnan's face, there was something going on between the four of them and you cannot convince me otherwise

I think someone's in trouble

There's still more.

Damm I'm still at s1 and I see this......what a spoiler lmao..I thought this was a this finding out that aramis slept with the queen but captain did

😂😂😂 poor king a musketeer tapped the queen and got her pregnant and not him

Amo Aramis e Anne, adoro o amor do casal

Lost opportunity, this video could've been 2 minutes and 9 seconds So close

the Aramis I grew up with in 1993 would never have done something so silly heck I think Charlie Sheen knows better than to do this LOL

Let's pretend I'm such a nerd I don't understand why they're angry with Aramis when they should have congratulated him :)

The writing of this show seems like those hospital dramas. Yeah in reality no Queen would risk that. I don't know much about this show but a queen is watched so heavily there would be no opportunity and if she's caught or a King even suspects there's a lot of death going around especially hers. And I don't know what the King in this show looks like but if she thought there was any chance the kid would come out looking different she would have gotten rid of it as soon as she started showing.