The latest project from Knightmare artist David Rowe gives new life to ideas and drafts that never made it to air.
Hugo Myatt and Mark Knight were reunited as Knightmare's main adversaries in this raucous finale to the comedy adaptation's 10th anniversary tour.
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.
This ornate room with a coronation mural was a regular feature of the second level in Series 7.
The gargoyle was found in Level 3. Some of the teams that encountered it had to answer a riddle or improve its mood until it released the exit.
The kitchen was a good opportunity to meet characters and collect food or information during the early series of Knightmare.
RoseTintedSpectrum's review of Knightmare Series 2 is now available: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fNtYJFRq-QThis made me laugh so many times!The Series 3 video is now available. It features a pie c...
I certainly think Peggatty's laughter was done by a man. If it was Tom Karol, I wonder if they'd had it on tape for three years, unused, or if it was newly recorded as an uncredited contribution.I've ...
Do you think Peggatty's laughter is Tom Karol? I always think it sounds a lot like Mrs Grimwold."Let's have a look at your warts, then!" "Sumayya, don't show her anything" is such a funny line. I enjo...
Could Lego Knightmare be returning from its long hiatus?...