Treguard, Pickle, Hordriss, and Elita in the antechamber.

Gallery 1991

By David Goldstein

Published on: 12th March 2010

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Promotional images and cast photocards from the fifth series of Knightmare (1991).

A 1991 character card of Treguard (Hugo Myatt) and Pickle (David Learner).
Treguard and Pickle (Hugo Myatt, David Learner), 1991

Look-In Magazine

Courtesy of Jamie Hall from High-T Web.

An invite to apply to the forthcoming fifth series of Knightmare in the 19/01/1991 issue of Look In Magazine (pp. 18-19).
An invitation for teams to apply for Series 5 later in the year. From 19/01/1991.

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'Can you survive?' A competition segment for Knightmare in Look In magazine. Readers could win merchandise in the 23/02/1991 issue (p.7).
A competition for readers to win Knightmare merchandise. From 23/02/1991.

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Publicity photo from the 14/09/1990 issue of Look In Magazine shows Treguard, Pickle, Hordriss (Clifford Norgate) and Elita (Stephanie Hesp) in the antechamber (p.12).
Treguard, Pickle, Hordriss and Elita in the antechamber. From 14/09/1991.

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A full-page spread on Knightmare's Series 5 characters in the 14/09/1991 issue of Look In Magazine (p.13).
On the next page, a full-page article on the characters for this series. Can you spot the error?

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