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Knightmare(1987)

8.5(15)30m8 seasonsSeptember 7, 1987Ended

Synopsis

Knightmare is a British television programme for children and was broadcast on CITV from 7 September 1987 to 11 November 1994. An adventure game show, Knightmare involves a team of four children – one taking the role of the sightless dungeoneer, and the remaining three acting as their guide – traversing a medieval environment as they attempt to complete a quest and exit the dungeon, using their wits to overcome puzzles, obstacles and the unusual characters they meet along the journey. The show is most noted for its use of blue screen chroma key and use of 'virtual reality' interactive gameplay on television. Broadcast to high viewing figures throughout its original run, it has garnered a cult status amongst its fans since its final television episode in 1994. It was revived for a one off special by YouTube in August 2013.

Created by Tim Child

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Where to watch Knightmare

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Seasons

Season 1

8 episodes · 1987

Season 2

16 episodes · 1988

Season 3

16 episodes · 1989

Season 4

16 episodes · 1990

Season 5

16 episodes · 1991

Season 6

15 episodes · 1992

Season 7

15 episodes · 1993

Season 8

10 episodes · 1994

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Knightmare — frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Knightmare?+

We don't currently track a streaming service carrying Knightmare in your region. Check back — availability changes regularly.

When did Knightmare come out?+

Knightmare was first aired in 1987.

How many seasons of Knightmare are there?+

Knightmare has 8 seasons and 112 episodes in total.

Who created Knightmare?+

Knightmare was created by Tim Child.

Who stars in Knightmare?+

Knightmare stars Hugo Myatt, Jackie Sawiris, Joanne Heywood, David Learner and Bill Cashmore.

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