the adrenaline rush
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I always looked eagerly at the screen, waiting with baited breath to see if an apparition, such as a Skeletron or Skull would appear.
I was also taken by complete surprise whenever one showed up - because I was kinda intrigued & terrified by them at the same time. The show was so terrifying, I wouldn't leave my seat, for fear of missing something altogether nasty...it was an odd reaction to the atmosphere of the show, but I didn't care.
Nowadays, When I look at Knightmare...
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Pretty much the same reaction...
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You know it's a good programme when, while watching recorded episodes, you're tense even though you know what's going to happen.
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oh please let us not forget the block and tackle...the sheer randomness was what scared me. I could always keep my cool at logical stuff coz...well it was logical, you could work it out.
but stuff like block and tackle, goblins chasing you, bomb rooms. races against the clock always loosened a load for me
oh yeah, and the "Dead Wart" always made me cr4p it too
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Was I the only person to ever find the assassins more un nerving than any other creature? ;D I dunno just the fact they didnt speak and were like hooded monks with big knives was kinda unnerving when i was a kid and they still give me shivers now!
I wasnt intimidated at all by Ariadnes Lair i actually liked that and was sometimes dissapointed they survived her except for team 3 of season 4 . (for the record i have a tarantula on my bedroom wall ). causeways were intense too though yeah.
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lol, i think i see the problem...
testing: pussy
were you trying to type pu.ssy (without the full stop) by any chance? lol to filters. in another msg board a i posted at you coun't even type "sniggers" without it getting filtered ::)
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sniggers !?! WTF! i see this place is just the same at least it's an improvement on "sethnic minorities" which i occasionally got ::)
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Areadnie wasn't too intimidating, the dreadnought was a baby's thing.
Causeways were really intensifying, and who can forget the dreaded corridoor of blades? only some dungeoneers survived that.
From earlier series the bomb rooms were farily intense and, perhaps my favourite room, was the dread medusa, now that was intensity and a half as dungeoneers would freeze if they were not careful, and you never knew whether they were being careful or not.
Oh, and of course, the trolls - when you heard those footsteps get louder, it alll got so intensifying and thrilling.
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