OK, this looks like an old bug.
It seems to stem from a change to the way the option parsing was done, it used 
to be that getopt didn't know that -m took a parameter and it was fixed up 
later, leaving the argc to be 2 (in the same way as if you hadn't said -m at 
all and specified a month + year).

This fix seems to do it, and I've tried a bunch of options.   Note I
also looked at the upstream FreeBSD code and that's changed a lot more
and probably doesn't still have this problem.

Dave

** Attachment added: "Fix for -m against 8.0.17"
   
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bsdmainutils/+bug/693499/+attachment/1775685/+files/ncal-diff

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Title:
  Cal no longer prints month of a given year

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