Challenge TV to show Knightmare this Christmas
-
OK PEOPLE, LISTEN UP!!!
WITHIN FIVE MINUTES OF THE PREMIER AIRING OF KNIGHTMARE DO WHAT EVER YOU CAN TO ACKNOWLADGE THE FACT THAT YOU WATCHED IT AND ENJOYED IT.
E-MAIL, TELEPHONE, TEXT MESSAGES, LETTER... WHATEVER. IF WE ALL DO THIS CHALLENGE? WILL, AND I MEAN "WILL" OBTAIN THE RIGHTS FOR SHOWING ALL OF THE SERIES OF KNIGHTMARE.
R U ALL WITH ME?!?!?!
-
a wood elf is basically a sub species of elf, mostly popular because it is found in bloodbowl etc (fantasy wargaming armies).
a wood elf is so called because they live in forests. they are also known as sylvan elves. they are highly skilled with bows and tend to wear a green coloured, tight fitting armour that appears to be made of bark.
there are many subraces of elf. the most notable being high elves (often found in sithicus in ravenloft), aquatic elves (sea elves), drow (dark elves), known for their darkvision and often evil alignment, gray elves and wild elves (grugach).
More information (including a picture) can be found on pages 20 - 22 of the 3rd ed D&D monster manual.
spot the roleplayer.... i could do almost all of that off by heart.
-
Wow...nice one Rachel! But how many of us simple folk who watch KM religiously knew what a Wood Elf was? The only elves I know of are Elita and Pickle...oh and the woman from series 3, Velda or summat! I know Elita was a Cavern Elf or whatever, but what about the other two?
-
Um, Pickle was a wood elf, I think Tim Child said to in The Quest.
Elita was a cavern elf, that was pretty much obvious as she - uh - went about in caverns, and was rarely (if ever) seen outside. Again, Tim Child said she was a cavern elf.
Velda would be much more difficult to classify. Again, I'd say she had cavern-elvish tendencies (we never saw her outside - but then in series 3 we never saw ANYTHING outside!). She is, however, obviously a warrior elf - frequent referrals to her clan and very skilled at being armed show this...
I'd have liked to see some half-elves in Knightmare actually. That'd have been good.
-
I'm very happy about all this, but I'm disappointed that only Series 3 has been commissioned so far. Of course, I know this is great news, but I'm a perfectionist, and unless the entire series rights are obtained by Challenge, I won't be totally satisfied.
I'm looking forward to the documentary, even though Treguard tells me it will only be about two minutes long. I shall purchase some high quality video tapes and record the lot. I also hope that Challenge doesn't play adverts or voice-overs during the intro/end credits of the episodes...although they probably will.
-
I also hope that Challenge doesn't play adverts or voice-overs during the intro/end credits of the episodes...although they probably will.
Challenge? will apparently be making their presenters digital (Whatever that means) as they too hated putting presenters over the credits. As far as the logo is concerned, they don't seem to have any intention on removing it. Also don't forget they'll most likely put long breaks between.
I'm looking forward to the documentary, even though Treguard tells me it will only be about two minutes long.
Don't forget we talked about the full uncut version I'd be getting the rushes from them (almost a good hour) and as Hugo told Debz and I, Tim gave some very interesting points.
-
Challenge? will apparently be making their presenters digital (Whatever that means) as they too hated putting presenters over the credits.
Whatever that means, it does sound good. I'm one of the sad people who likes to watch an episode in it's entirety, from the opening music to the ending credits. It just makes everything that little bit more special.
I'm not bothered about the logo being there. At least I'll be able to watch Knightmare without muffled sound (That wink is directed at Treguard, obviously).
-
I'm one of the sad people who likes to watch an episode in it's entirety, from the opening music to the ending credits. It just makes everything that little bit more special.
That's not sad, especially when you have a programme with such fabulous theme music as Knightmare. And I'd much rather look at some of those graphically fabulous things it had on the closing credits than Andy Crane, or whoever Challenge? have presenting now.
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login