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.
Lord Fear gets a taste of his own medicine. Fanfic by Emily Evans.
David Learner on his son's visit to Knightmare filming and an unrehearsed performance with Hugo Myatt.
Seen only once, these monastic ruins marked the ruin of a quest at the metaphorical hands of Lord Fear's Dreadnort.
Right?! I could hear the laugh perfectly when I read it I would love to see him in Knightmare Live, I was so sad when he wasn't at the 10th anniversary show. Maybe it's for a future show? I could se...
How intriguing. My first assumption was Knightmare Live, but if it's something he's done today that won't be revealed until later, maybe not.As a side note, I've sometimes wondered how best to transcr...
This was posted on Alec Westwood's Facebook earlier today:"Today I resurrect Folly the Jester!!All will be revealed At a later dateCan’t wait!!!Woo hoo hoo heh heh heh!!!"It's probably nothing. It's a...
The puppet's very busy being digitally recoloured in Series 6, of course - first greener for Smirkenorff, then red (looks kinda purple, though!) for Red Death.I think the new, head-and-neck-only anima...