Anyways the David Rowe book on the way, convention, challenge tv repeats, geek week and Knightmare live rolling until Nov, a noble victory at sea for this website and a great achievement.

What I do like with the possibility of an adult show is the potential for harder puzzles, not that they were ever easy mind you.

And of course, the recut version is far better.

So I think an adult version would be fine.

Oh well, more reality tv, cooking shows, antiques, property programs and Gardening it is then

Perhaps a show with adults will appeal to a wider audience.... OR there's no reason it couldn't be mixed? (a team of both)

If they want something new than I can't see KM having any future, even with adults it's still the same sort of thing, and changing it anymore it becomes a completely different show altogether. As I keep saying, nobody really knows what the future will hold.

Maybe the best thing to use a pilot is the original show itself.

Well, no, because the networks don't want Knightmare. They're all well aware of what Knightmare is/was and they don't want it. They want something new.

And as I've said before, they're not interested in children's game/adventure shows.

So a new pilot is needed, with adults.

Thing that annoyed me the most with the Geek week were some of the camera shots, kept showing the advisors reactions to things but not showing the viewer what on earth was going on in the room. lol

But the added wall monster and puzzle room certainly added a lot to the original released footage, made it feel more like a proper adventure. It's a pity they had to cut it down to 20 minutes or so, a real shame they didn't do it as a two part thing instead, would have been truer to the spirit of the show.

Oh well, we can only look onwards.

It's out of our hands really.

If that pilot was to be do you reckon we'd be turned to for advice?

I think it's highly unlikely.

There was talk of using the extended show as a pilot for a new series - does anyone know what happened to that plan?

I believe it was used but that it hasn't been picked up yet.

Still a few weird editing errors though - notably the 'put the spyglass down!' bit.

There was talk of using the extended show as a pilot for a new series - does anyone know what happened to that plan?

Anyway, yes - a definite improvement!

It was nice to see it wasn't forgotten. It was just on the bland side. But for what we got it was okay.

I apologise for coming across unappreciative. (If that's the right word)

Plus Treguard has more authority and a true purpose when dealing with kids.

I just see it as a bit of a novelty really.

I think most people who saw it would agree that it worked.

I just think with modern tech a new knightmare has so many possibilities.

If Knightmare were to make a return it would have to try and find that charm it once had. And I'm sorry to say as much as it was nice seeing Hugo and Knightmare again, I didn't like the Geek Week show

It's not like Tim is going to have George Lucas syndrome and touch the originals

The opportunities outweigh the risks IMHO.

I don't mean to be negative but I can't see it working. Don't get me wrong I'm all for a fresh new approach to an original series but, ask yourself this... Would you really want to improve the Mona Lisa?? Shouldn't any piece of good work be cherished, remembered, and appreciated for the piece that it is?? If it works then I will stand utterly corrected. But somehow I cannot see that one sticking

I'm inclined to agree with you Fidjit, but I think we're in the minority there.

I disagree. You only have to look at the geek week episode. With a few tweaks I think it could work. The kmvr approach would definately not work but the geek week episode showed how it could still be done.