For those of you have spent the last SEVEN MONTHS losing sleep over what this could mean and why it is here, it is a clip from World Championship Wrestling from the mid 1990s when there was an ongoing story line featuring Hulk Hogan versus the Dungeon of Doom. As well as being a faction of evil wrestlers the Dungeon was a physical (metaphysical?) place that Hulk here finds himself in for the first time in the clip, causing him to utter the immortal Dungeoneer's catchphrase ''Where am I?"

The Dungeon of Doom is a unrealistic medieval zone filled with magic, wizards, monsters and overacting - not dissimilar to another fictional 'dungeon' hence IT REMINDS ME OF KNIGHTMARE

The Jake and Rosey commentaries are awesome.

Can't wait to find out what colour amber is....

Wow this is so cool. I really hate the music though, it kills the tension.

This is kind of back-to-front, because the film The Lion In Winter pre-dates Knightmare by almost twenty years, but have a look at this picture...

http://www.garboforever.com/Bilder/Lover-Friends/Katharine_Hepburn-11.jpg

See how much Peter O'Toole resembles the early Treguard in that Henry II outfit. Reckon that's what Treguard's early costume was based on?

Aye Caramba!

Did you read any of the previous posts in this thread? I think Mystara has been consistently realistic.

There are plenty of shows that have been off the air for years and have made it to dvd, I think part of the problem with Knightmare is its gameshow type nature makes it not obviously suitable for dvd release. you can't watch one episode in isolation and expect to follow it and there isn't a beginning middle and end per se, even if you watch a whole season - it just rolls on until they run out of time. And while an old episode of say Dungeons and Dragons the cartoon or the 1960s Batman can be enjoyed on more or less the same levels they were intended for when originally made, Knightmare was cutting edge at the time but is kind of an oddity now

Err mate. We're trying to do things legally here not the other way round. Its illegal for anybody to distribute episodes/series of Knightmare for a fee. Hope for your sakes Tim Child doesn't read this bud, he is a registered user here after all.

The whole point of this topic is so we can get enough people to offer their enthusiasm into a release of Knightmare on DVD. Then and only until then can it not be downloaded illegally

from page one of this thread

Internet distribution would be likely at first, since there's far fewer costs involved.

sure is a lot of them

To be this good takes Ægis

WHERE AM I?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx8Xb5VJulQ

Entire cast of the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Also Matt Berry in Tregaurd's chair.

Yeah, nice idea sozboz, or quite possibly in a limited addition tin case with a hologram on the front.

Yes. Everything is better with holograms.

I would personally like to be able to buy a best of Knightmare dvd with commentary and extra features. And a nice picture on the cover of a castle or a monster.

Hello.

You lot will never guess where I went at the weekend!

I guessed.

Well I bought it. I got it as research for an art project. Everything is there apart from one of the plastic stands (ironically my main reason for getting it was the stands).

Does anyone remember a sort of comedy adventure program from Australia about this Australian guy and possibly some woman who was being chased across the country by evil people including a woman in black???

Home and Away? Alternatively, could you be thinking of The Finder, known in Australia as Finders Keepers?

Nice try man, but I don't think it was a kids show per se, more like a daft adventure show - sort of the A Team crossed with Paul Hogan - and it must have been the 1980s because its like an earliest memory.

Another case solved.

sounds awesome. No idea what it is though. Does anyone remember a sort of comedy adventure program from Australia about this Australian guy and possibly some woman who was being chased across the country by evil people including a woman in black???

mighty fine