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A team picture featuring Series 3 dungeoneer Scott Evans (centre) with advisors Jeremy (left) and Nathan (right). Not visible: Ian (back, right) and Treguard.

Scott Evans (1989)

The Series 3 dungeoneer shares his experience of auditioning and participating on the show in 1989.

An in-screen shot from Ewen Watson's new point-and-click adventure game. Shows a dungeoneer in a cavern with stalagmites.

The Story Behind a New Knightmare Game

Hear from Ewen Watson, the developer behind the new officially licensed Knightmare point-and-click adventure game due for release next year.

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Comedy Gold: The Best Comic Moments

Knightmare was usually a sinister and serious game, but it certainly had its share of comedy moments.

A screen from the opening sequence of Kellyvision, the 1988 TV show. It shows a clapperboard with an overlay that reads 'Studio 5 On Air Rehearsal'.

Knightmare on Kellyvision

Knightmare featured on Kellyvision, a short-running CITV series from 1988 that went behind the scenes to explore television production and effects.

The banner graphic of the pop-culture magazine Geeky Monkey (a monkey wearing glasses), with the icon slightly left-aligned.

Knightmare in Geeky Monkey

A look back at two Knightmare-related features in the short-lived retro-culture magazine from the mid-2010s.

The Corridor of Blades, used in Knightmare for five seasons between 1990 and 1994.

Knightmare's Toughest Challenges

We review some of Knightmare's toughest challenges across the span of the show.

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Promotional shot of Spy School: Agent J (Jack Finch) and Agent L (Bessy Naidu)

How Knightmare inspired Spy School

TV producer Ben Spiteri tells us how Knightmare inspired his interactive gameshow for youngsters, Spy School.

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Velda the Wood Elf. Played by Natasha Pope.

Velda, the Wood Elf

This apprehensive elven warrior was fiercely defensive of her own realm but could be of help in the right circumstances.

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Series 4, Quest 5. Fatilla the Hun checks his permitted list for the dungeoneer's name.

Fatilla the Hun

Fatilla was a simple-minded barbarian guard that most Series 4 teams had to negotiate through bribes or by outwitting him.

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