Surely part of the fun is the idiocy of both parts of the team? The inept and fumblign dungeoneer, guided by his dull witted cohorts who can't get Treguards heavy handed hints...
I think my least favourite bits were when teams were obviously just allowed to win for no real reason than to actually have some winners. Series 4 when Merlin runs out of nowhere to save a team who have completed their quest springs to mind.
I'm planning on writing, directing and producing a short (approximately 5 minutes) Knightmare film for the I-moviefest at my Uni.
It will no doubt make fun of such infamous Knightmare moments as "side step to you left - I mean..."
There was the team around series 3 or 4, who should have failed almost instantly. They almost managed to guide their dungeoneer off the revolving platform when attempting to choose a quest.
I think if you watch carefully, it's clear that they were "let off" with pretty much falling to their deaths.
Am I the only one - slightly weary of the sound of the new format?
Surely if - as the report suggests - it's just one person, it won't be anywhere near as fun as when there was the mumbling advisors to send the dungeoneer to their death?