I just realized something...

[Zeeky]

Out of all the teams the took part in series 4-8, only 4 teams died in the Corridor of Blades. That disapoints me. I mean, it's fun seeing someone getting sliced up, especially the way it's done in series 8.  :'(

[Brangwen]

Yeah, originally I thought more teams had died there since it's one of the only deaths I could remember in my childhood. The Corridor of Blades rules^_^ It was nice to see that room today.

[Malefact]

That still makes it one of the most lethal rooms (is it a room?) there was.

Mind you, I think there have been five causeway deaths - and they were only around for two series. Based on that, then, I think that the causeways have been even more lethal than the Corridor Of Blades. However, every team in series 5 and 6 encountered a couple of them, whereas the Corridor Of Blades was fairly rare: alternating teams encountered it in series 4 (and I think that would have been the case in series 5 as well, based on teams 3 and 4). It was a rare visitor in series 6 and 7, too. It was only really prominent in series 8 when it became the Short Cut to Level Three. Mind you, I guess if more teams had reached Level Three it would have been encountered a bit more - which would make it just as if not more lethal than the causeways.

So, yes, I think the Corridor Of Blades is the most lethal device ever done. The fact that relatively few teams died in it is, I think, only because relatively few teams actually managed to reach it!

[Purgatory]

Corridor Of Blades are pretty fast which i think really gets u going,  Its not like trying to work out a puzzle. it need alot more speed and good comunication skills,
None of this 'side step to your lef' while the floor has just broken apart.   or 'step left.. no i mean right sorry'

[Galgarach]

I think the advisors should at least have the sense to say " Do big sidesteps" That was why alastair died

[Snowwiewolf]

Pickle: "Throw your whole body from side to side" was good. I think the team that got that advice survived. I cant remember who they were  

[PunmiesterWhiteley]

I thought it would be funny if Pickle carelessly guided them straight into a blade.

[Snowwiewolf]

Pickle: Side step to the left!
Dungeneer side steps in to a blade....
Treaguard: Ohh nasty...That'll teach you to listen to a half vitted elf
Pickle: Oops

[Malefact]

Hehe! I guess having Km pre-recorded has its benefits.

[MPK]

It would be funnier if after Pickle said throw your body to the left wall, the dungeoneer did it with so much force that he rebounded back into one of the blades!

[MoanaLiza]

Your soooo cruel and vulger. I thought the whole idea of Pickle was to be a help not a hinderance. But then again.

Just a thought imagine if Gundrada hadn't of went with Simon through the corridor of blades! :o

[Purgatory]

^  lol now thats cruel.

[Mushroom]

nooooooooooooooo!
i missed the corridor of blades!  :(

[Brangwen]

The Corridor of Blades was the only reason I can even remember Knightmare that well I was young and stupid at the time. The knightmares I had of that room haunted me for years, enough for me to remember more rooms in the later series' I can remember, I used to hate it when I was younger and was scared of it, lol.