You can find references to Knightmare in podcasts and YouTube videos, as well as on popular online magazines such as Vice and Den of Geek. We've featured the best below.
One to watch out for is a 2016 documentary called Screenland from Red Bull TV. This featured Knightmare as an example of a cult classic game brought back to life. It's available on Netflix, but also free to view online.
Knightmare cropped up in 'Quickly Kevin; will he score? The 90s Football Show'.
Two Series 8 contestants talk about their Knightmare experience in the podcast Time for Cakes and Ale.
Knightmare gamebooks 1 and 2 have been played interactively by fans on YouTube.
The Guardian has published items on how Knightmare was made and how it still stands out in the world of children's television.
We're pleased to see Knightmare getting pride of place in an article from The Independent.
Online features about Knightmare's return by the Norwich Evening News, Epic Studios and ITV Anglia.
In an interview with Den of Geek, actor Rupert Grint has revealed that he remembers Knightmare.
The Mirror includes Knightmare in its list of game shows you wanted to appear on when you were young. But its poll needs your help.
