Children's ITV, the brand that brought Knightmare and other classic shows to our screens, has closed for good after 40 years.
Over the two days of the Convention, audience members got to ask their burning questions to cast and crew from Knightmare.
During this design masterclass, Knightmare artist David Rowe live-sketched a dungeon room while creator Tim Child explained the technical side of the graphics.
An interview with Knightmare creator Tim Child, who answered questions raised in the Knightmare Forum and presented to him by Kieran O'Brien.
Introducing Volume Four of the Knightmare Adventurers Club Official Newsletter.
The Mills of Doom were a set of rotating cogs that formed a passage across the room from right to left.
What's the difference between the technomagic embedded in Lord Fear's viewscreen, and Smirkenorff's dragonmints?One's firmware, the other's wyrm fare.After Series 6 Quest 3, why didn't Heggatty give G...
Ahhhh cocomelon.Get ready for zillions of episodes of paw patrol We’ve avoided that so far, can’t say the same for Peppa Pig!I wonder if a minimum age actually exists where you can or can't watch Knig...
This is really interesting. I’ve genuinely been wondering about it ever since it was first broadcast. I remember becoming convinced at the time (or maybe a couple of years later during a rewatch) that...
First of all condolences for your loss Amanda and I'm doubly sorry the family situation is far from ideal.Whilst I don't have any myself there are seemingly a good number of them on a well known Aucti...