Highlights include:
โซ๏ธ Original letters from Broadsword
๐ก An official let-off in Level 1
๐ A new theory on a unique ending
๐ด Was their outcome engineered?
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! ๐ฅ Series 3 dungeoneer Scott Evans tells us in entertaining style about his time on the show in 1989. "I may have perished, but I did it doing the hardest quest for the hardest object during the hardest series." ๐ฏ https://t.co/dHv8rg10C3
KNIGHTMARE IS BACK! An official point-and click adventure game based on the classic TV series - with actors from the original show. Coming 2027.
But just remember - it's only a game...isn't it?
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! ๐ฅ Get the story behind the new @knightmarequest point-and-click adventure game due for release in 2027, featuring many of the original actors from the show ๐ฑ๏ธ We caught up with Ewen, the developer behind the magic: https://t.co/IYk3qpp63g
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! The latest project from Knightmare artist David Rowe (@DJRowe) is called 'The Dungeon You Didn't See'. Ideas and drafts that never made it to air have been reimagined into full artworks. They are now available as prints. https://t.co/9qad8mN16F
Highlights:
โซ๏ธ Knightmare creator Tim Child attends ๐ซก
๐ด Bloodbath, as 3 dungeoneers perish ๐ซฃ
๐ Comedy gold. "Quick pint then, my lord?" ๐
๐ก Children in the audience and participating ๐คฉ
Photo: Hugo and Mark in rehearsal, by Jackie Vance.
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! ๐ฅ Unbelievable to see Hugo Myatt and Mark Knight return as adversaries for the first time in the Knightmare Live comedy stage show last weekend. Full review with pics and clips: https://t.co/6MItcGXTJE
This year marks Knightmare's 40th anniversary. Not the TV series (38) but the concept.
From https://t.co/xagjJtX0JB's History of Knightmare:
'Spring 1985 and Tim Child, a journalist, reporter and occasional development producer for Anglia TV in Norwich, had a silly idea...' ๐งต
Four key takeaways:
โซ๏ธ Seeing Lillith's Domain was David's eureka moment.
๐ด The influence of movie poster illustrator, Drew Struzan.
๐ Intense work of up to 20-hour days on Knightmare designs.
๐ก Static artwork wouldn't be enough for a new series.
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! ๐ฅ We're delighted to share our latest interview with David Rowe (@DJRowe), the extraordinary artist behind Knightmare's unforgettable hand painted scenes. https://t.co/hy6QNp0mZw
But Knightmare also gave us formidable female characters - both friend and foe. Some of the best contestants to appear on the show were all-girl teams, and many of the most memorable moments came from them too. All worth celebrating, and our appreciation!
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Autumn weekends are Knightmare time! ๐ฅ Inspired by the BBC's new documentary, Girlbands Forever, and looking back at what it meant to be young and making waves in the 1990s, we're revisiting an old article about Knightmare's moments of girl power. ๐
https://t.co/1VHcxyZQma
The show had its cheeky and crude moments in this regard. It gave us the blonde Sidriss 'the Confused', later cloned as a 'Bimboid'. We had a troubadour who got into trouble for misbehaving with the ladies. Lord Fear turns his henchman into a barmaid and immediately asks him out!
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! ๐ For Halloween, we look at how the show spooked the British public. According to The Times, Knightmare drew complaints in 1988 as people believed the show 'encourages an interest in the occult'. ๐ We're indulging: https://t.co/IpEWdnkWid
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! ๐ฅ A genuine feast for the eyes and the imagination. How might a new series look if artificial intelligence was used to help create the dungeon? Long-term Knightmare fan Andrew talks us through some recent AI experiments https://t.co/VD3Ob4mXTZ
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! ๐ฅ Discover more about the French and Spanish adaptations of Knightmare from the early 1990s. > One quest per episode. > Multiple lives. > Fascinating hybrid dungeons formed of different parts of Knightmare's history. https://t.co/13xTTZSc0g
Autumn Fridays are Knightmare time! ๐ฅ The final ever dungeoneer on the show, Oliver Duhl, tells us about his audition, filming the Corridor of Blades, and extra details of his quest that never made it to air. https://t.co/vMvFpfV0M3
This short brochure demonstrates how Anglia Television promoted the show in its early seasons. We see concept graphics, behind-the-scenes shots and a gallery of the nine cast members. View and download the brochure at: https://t.co/bCsHRoq0Wi
Autumn Fridays are for Knightmare! We're delighted to share the promotional press pack for Knightmare Series 2, published by the Anglia Television Press Office in 1988. Huge thanks to winning dungeoneer (now TV presenter and actor) Jason Karl for providing the scans.