David Rowe, the artist behind Knightmare's famous hand painted scenes, discusses the value of human input in a technological world and how a new series might look.
Knightmare attracted numerous complaints in 1988 for encouraging 'an interest in the occult'. To mark Halloween, we've listed the ways in which it managed to spook the British public.
Along with long-term Knightmare fan Andrew, we're exploring how a new series of Knightmare might look with AI artwork. In part 2, we think about the technical challenges and what leaps might be needed to attract young viewers of today.
Team 3: Alan, Jim, Nick and Mark from St Albans.
Interview with a pooka, plus details of a new Helmet of Justice for the upcoming series of Knightmare.
TV producer Ben Spiteri tells us how Knightmare inspired his interactive gameshow for youngsters, Spy School.
Season 2 of Blake's 7 is out on Blu-Ray today, and there's a 'making-of' documentary on the first disc. It features Sally Knyvette, who played the character Jenna in the series, and her pet dog.How is...
Well, I THINK it's unintended anyway.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At_LNDO1eq0Wow, and we thought the place-of-choice scenes in the series went on too long........
This scene would have been many watchers' introduction to Mogdred. How menacing to come straight out of temporal disruption into this, with a looming face delivering a barrage of insults (pathetic, pi...