Little Accidents...(Not that kind!)
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There was the fire extinguisher as mentioned and sometimes you could make out lines or the Cromakey wall edges. I think I could just about make out where the edge of the floor was where the blocker areas in s5 were. Also similar with the CoB.
There was the incident with Alistair (S4) in The Place of Choice, where he seemed to step off the beem and you could hear it.
Series 3 when Chris' team (I think) got to Merlins throne room, after the three steps, Merlin appeared I think before the lightning.
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Sometimes a blocker would pause before sliding completely out into a corridor or a causeway tile would freeze for a moment before plummeting all the way into the chasm beneath it.
Also in the eyeshield sequence of a dungeoneer leaving the tavern, the shadow "they" cast was often a lot bigger than them and it was carrying a box-like object in it's right hand....
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In series 8 (particularly episode 7)
As the new team head towards the dungeon gate the camera dipped up (probably as the cameraman stepped down from a step) and showed part of the studio ceiling.
As Brother Strange / Lord Fear in disguise (not sure which) appeared he appeared from the middle of nowhere. The blue screen he was hiding behind was in the middle of the passage and not by a dungeon column.
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slegol unless you have something sensilble to say then shut up. You are now destroying topics by posting rubbish. The odd daft comment is alright but repeatly posting multiple replies of rubbish is unnecessary.
Will a moderator please tidy up the threads by deleting some of the posts.
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new members find it hard to grasp all of the subtle nuances that a true helmet lover like yourself has obviously got to grips with.
i'll try again - how about a new idea for a real (not VR) version of Knightmare, in which many of the characters are dead and there is a bonus if contestants also solve the murder. a cross between Silent Witness and Knightmare. "Silent Knight" it could be called.
Or maybe we could campain for a FILM version, about a dungeoneer who had an illness that only manifested at weekends. we'd call it "saturday Knight fever"
Or how about a new version of Knight Rider, featuring ...no maybe not.
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Not funny anymore!!!