Knightmare was originally contemplated in 1985 - two years before the first episode was ever broadcast. The show lasted for eight series until 1994. Since then, the show has maintained a high following - sufficient for numerous repeats on Sci-fi and Challenge, a one-off revision for YouTube's Geek Week, numerous pilots for a new show, and a dedicated convention in 2014.
Part 1 of Tim Child's official history of Knightmare revisits how it all began - from the original idea in 1985 to getting a first series in 1987.
The second part of Tim Child's official history of Knightmare explores the changes that took place over its eight-year run.
The Anglia TV awards cabinet, featuring Knightmare's bronze medal from the Youth Category of the New York Film & TV Festival Awards and the Jean D'Arcy award.
A look at some of the characters, allies and adversaries on the Enigma Satellite.
Jason Karl gives an introduction to The Satellite Game, Knightmare's sci-fi sister show from 1990.
In the final part of Tim Child's official history of Knightmare, he reveals why the show came to an end.
