xD
I was being sarcastic, so no worries. You'll probably notice a lot of sarcasm from me in my posts - I guess it's just my style. I'm not offended in the slightest.
xD
I was being sarcastic, so no worries. You'll probably notice a lot of sarcasm from me in my posts - I guess it's just my style. I'm not offended in the slightest.
The children seemed to be a lot more intelligent. Their maneuvering was excellent (if you ignore the initial mishap in room one).
The dance of the Labyrinth monsters was also quite amusing. I would have been tempted to tell the Dungeon Master to take over if he'd have shouted at me like that.
The lady reminds me of that sherwood foresty woman in series 5.
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Weird. I never realised that the team didn't use their spell.
Heh. Hooray for in-depth episode discussion.
I think the girls' team would have died a lot sooner without Treguard's help. In series 1, Treggs seemed to be quite a nasty piece of work, and he enjoyed watching the Dungeoneers die horrible deaths. In this series, he's helped two teams avoid serious mistakes (taking the cup with a bitter taste, for example).
Perhaps he started to feel sorry for all those dead, deceased Dungeoneers.
Someone seemed to press the buzzer to feed an electric shock to Treguard in his chair...I've never seen him so animated.
I laughed and laughed when I saw Treguard having a spasm on his throne. In fact, I remember laughing at it when I saw the episode for the first time on CITV all those years back. What I want to know is, how did they get Mildred to use the advisor's voice for things he hadn't already said to the Dungeoneer? "Martin - in front of you there's a well. Climb into it. Come on, what are you waiting for?" Surely, they must have had him record the lines beforehand. Either that or Mildred didn't actually say anything (which would explain the dumbstruck look on the faces of the advisors).
A great episode, with plenty of new rooms.
That, Skarkill, was uncalled for.
The teams seemed to struggle with the screen in series 4-7, as they were sat quite far away from it. If you look closely, you can see a lot of the kids lurching forwards on their stools.
The treasure chest was my personal favourite, as the pool was a big fake.
For some reason, I thought the girls' team was going to be killed by Ariadme the spider. Then, as soon as they entered the level 2 clue room, I remembered exactly how they were going to die.
My Mum (who was watching with me) was quite disappointed, as she managed to answer the riddles correctly. xD
Believe it or not, I'm actually chuffed to bits that I'm in semi-contact with a team member I watched die when I was 4 years old.
Goodness, that's sad. xD
I'll be pleased regardless - as long as they keep some sort of groovy life-force clock. The one in series 1-5 was excellent, and should be updated and used for the new KM.
If it ever happens, that is...
Analyzing is bad. xD
Your team did well (from what I can remember). You should be proud of yourself.
And yes, you were one of only a few teams to use the amazingly useful side-step maneuver.
I'm a little disappointed with those figures...
But, they're still impressive for a minor cable channel.
I certainly didn't expect so many replies in such a short amount of time.
This board is pretty active. I'll definitely stick around.
I doubt anything will happen that quickly. I predict a couple of years' wait until anyone commissions a brand new series of a show that might not appeal to the general public. Sure, there are many fans of Knightmare out there, but I don't think many channels will take a chance on something like this in a hurry.
I'd rather not dwell on the negative, though. The new format looks great, the dungeon rooms are impressive and the videos are quite excellent. After viewing the demonstration, investors may have been persuaded to take this new Knightmare format very seriously.
I'm crossing my fingers, but at the same time, I'm not building my hopes up.
Hello there, everyone. I'm Jayren (formerly known as "Rainecloud"). I've been a fan of Knightmare for years now, and I fondly recall watching episodes after school every Friday when I was just three years old.
You may have seen the "Knightmare Funnies" I submitted to Nicholas back in 2002 - if not, please take a look at them (they're in the "Fan Stuff" section of the main site). I'm currently in the process of making a few more of these. Would you be interested in seeing them?
Thanks in advance for your replies, and yes, I do intend to stick around and become a regular of this forum.
As long as the elf portals remain black and square - I'll be happy.
The new Knightmare, in a word, looks "Awesome".
I bought mine yesterday.
4 hour, excellent quality Sainsbury's tapes.
As long as it's an entertaining TV show, I'm happy. Shrugs
Why do people keep comparing Timegate to Knightmare? There never will be another TV show that can rival Knightmare - it just can't happen.
That trailer looked quite amazing. Is contented
Series 3 was not my all-time favourite season, but it did leave me with some fond memories. Some of my favourite moments are listed below:
The "Oracle" room in level three, where the beams shoot out from the eyes of the cats.
The Axe/Ledge room in level three, which was only used once.
The Mine-Cart ride. Sheer brilliance, and much better than a boring wellway.
The Chessboard room in level three, where Mogdred often appeared. A large snake sometimes appeared from the hole in the center of the room.
The Brangwen-She/Golgarath rooms were very good, and the faces of the monsters looked much better as animated models with a human mouth.
The unusual Water room in level one looked quite nifty. Motley was often found near here.
The Mountain ledge in series one was excellent, and it was the very first 'outside style' room that was ever used in Knightmare. You could see little lights and houses in the distance.
The oracle of confusion scared me when I was younger, but she had a nice voice.
Mellisandra. Cute just doesn't do her justice.
Sounds good, Tregsie. Do your best.