Ooh, Nasty! Every Death In Knightmare (A Supercut)
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2023
- Knightmare is fondly remembered gameshow broadcast on CITV in the UK between 1987 - 1994, known for it's atmospheric fantasy setting, pioneering visual effects and brutal difficulty. Also notable was the amusingly unfair ways the dungeon offed it's young contestants, and here is a compilation of every single demise that met every unsuccessful dungeoneer, some more deserved than others. (Spoilers for pretty much every other episode.)
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6:37 "Welcome to one of Mogdred's little play pens, Dungeoneer. Play a while. PLAY FOREVER!" *Laughs maniacally*
I swear on oath, if I ever become the owner of Ginsters I will make the company slogan be "Ooh, pasty.".
"Say hello to the goblins and offer them a present..." I don't think that's going to work team...
Yep, for a children's game show, Knightmare's difficulty was basically extreme. Most of these deaths are basically due to the fact that the teams did not have the right items, or they did not find the characters who would give them the information needed to progress forward, while some of the others are basically bad judgement from the navigators.
24:17 Ah, the classic. Simon, sidestep to your left......
I was in school with those guys, I still can't believe we didn't pull their legs. We were just too impressed they'd been on TV!!
Thats why its called the block and tackle
27:50 Now this was dumb, using the colour code rather than the password they didn't get. Oops.
A few months ago I actually met Hugo "Treguard" Myatt at Nottingham comic con, nice bloke.
Yeah around 13:22 the first death of season 3 is actually forced on the team, because they should have failed at the snake’s tongue but due to the second team not being in the studio yet, they were told to fill up the time until the next team was ready.
Still so many iconic deaths!!. So happy to have found this video!.
My greatest childhood memories are of watching this when i was younger.
Defo the most disturbing death in Knightmare imo 30:26. They way the girl reacts makes it even worse.
we need the fbi over here
The only time old Sly actually managed to capture a Dungeoneer!.
Amen to that
I enjoyed the kids defiance in the first clip, fcuk you Triguard hold the charm up! 😂
Wall- "Password". 3 helpers- "Chris," (Chris- "yeah?") "say Red blue green and grey". Chris- "Ok, Red green blue and..." Kids- "nooooooooo". Chris- "What???". Wall- *chomp*. Priceless.
This is my favourite death (not including the Simon one). I love the Dungeoneer's "what!?" so, so much. Like, he doesn't know where he went wrong...
@@ornfree haha yes totally agree it's brilliant. What??
It was perfectly possible for quests to get into a no-win state if teams did particularly badly, to the point the dungeoneer was basically a dead man walking. I think this team had already managed to do this more than once by having their dungeoneer transformed into a goblin *and* missing a vital password, so they were basically goners whatever they did. The fact they then attempted to use the solution to a *completely different puzzle* as a password is just the icing on the cake really.
@@KenPurchase I agree that this was likely the case. I doubt a combination of colours was indeed the password. Still, it makes me guffaw 😅
@@KenPurchaseIt's so Strange seeing your teenage self on TV 35 years later.
My only claim to fame 😂
27:50 does anyone remember that episode of Friends where Phoebe gets a job at the toner call centre - It's her first day, and one of her first customers tells her that he doesn't need toner because he's going to kill himself? The way Phoebe comically goes through her notes to attempt to navigate this situation she's not prepared for? Well, the middle helper's reaction after the wall asks for the password reminded me of that
Love the 'Bruce's Price Is Right, up next' slogan. As if this wasn't 90's enough already haha
When the contestant dies it would be funny if his mates completely lost it just effing and blinding etc, blaming the contestant, rather than just continuing to sit there staring blankly.
Brilliant supercut, as brutal as any gore website (Knightmare, Fighting Fantasy books and Tory governments taught me 30 years ago just how cruel the world can be). Thanks, uploader! 👍
Difficulty nowadays would be 1/10th of this. Everyone would win and it would basically be an interactive story. Probably also viewers would have to send money in to allow them to buy items.
This part allways used to creep me out as a kid back in the 80's, and I just kept comming back for more! It still gives me the willys now come to think of it.
Most of the later deaths could've been avoided if the advisor wasn't a complete idiot.
Yeah, I felt sorry for some dungeoneers as it wasn't their fault they died.
You're in a room...
Every Death In Knightmare (1987):
Season 1:
0:01 - David
1:09 - May
1:42 - Simon
2:48 - Danny
3:40 - Helen
4:23 - Richard
Season 2:
5:06 - Martin
5:18 - Claire
5:45 - Christopher
6:36 - Tony
7:04 - Akash
7:45 - Neil
8:54 - Stuart
10:24 - Jaime
11:53 - Anthony
12:47 - Steven
Season 3:
13:10 - Gavin
13:31 - Cliff
14:24 - Simon
15:33 - Leo
16:15 - James
16:49 - Russ
17:29 - Kelly
18:18 - Douglas
18:39 - Scott
20:29 - Julie
21:12 - Martin
Season 4:
22:22 - Helen
23:01 - Alistair
23:39 - Nikki
24:15 - Simon
24:39 - Vicky
25:16 - Jeremy
Season 5:
25:35 - Catherine
25:51 - Richard
26:52 - Sarah
27:12 - Jenna
27:19 - Alex
27:48 - Chris
28:39 - Duncan
Season 6:
28:49 - Matt
28:59 - Sumaya
29:35 - Alan
30:04 - January
30:51 - Sofia
Season 7:
31:18 - Simon
31:38 - Nicola
32:14 - Alex
32:37 - Nyla
33:03 - Ben
Season 8:
33:47 - Richard
34:26 - Daniel
34:42 - Nathan
35:18 - Michael
35:57 - Rebecca
6:49 Play a while, play forever.... Impossible Mission call out
"Nice of you to drop in."
Whole family laughed and laughed. What a program
I’m sure I remember a death at the start of a new team where someone fell off the path which they had to pick for which item they wanted to win at the end. It was a spinning round platform with three paths leading off it. I remember some dungeoneers almost falling off and I knew one would fall eventually.
There weren't any deaths like that, but one dungeoneer's foot slipped off the edge, but were allowed to continue.
15:30 - What were you hoping to find out of the window, an intergalactic Janitor? At least the pair of you have the same horrible problems with your left feet and gravity. [Restore], [Restart], [Quit]
I think they thought there was a path going that way for some reason.
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Some deaths were really cheap like that bomb one. Looks like since they didn’t have the key they needed to take them out
The production team used that trick to get rid of teams who were particularly inept or annoying, bit harsh but it's funny when you notice it. A couple of the more arbitrary deaths were due to them having messed up and allowed a team to survive longer than they should have, I think one of those happened at 28:48 when the poor guy was killed about thirty seconds into the start of an episode.
@@KenPurchase I wouldn’t be surprised if they used the sawblade room for the same reasons
6:50 Impossible Mission reference? Another visitor. Stay a while. Stay forever...
22:50 but.
“Say hello to the goblins” 😂
Does anyone know why the “Ooh nasty” was stripped to just an “Ooh!” for Series 4? 🙃
6:30 Couldn't he just have closed his eyes?
27:50 The most silly moment where the team didn't have the password to get pass the blocker instead they used the color code. Dumb move.
How did they get the kids to fall over when the digital floor fell away?
I think they were probably told that they had failed and died by the show's production team.
Ooooooooooooooooh nuuuuuaaaasty
Question: why do the kids who fall to their death throw their arms up as if really falling? They aren't actually dropping anywhere.
It's called ACTING
@@Styxx_theFox Except they're not actors. They're gameshow contestants. And there's no cue or stimulus to make them do that.
I'm sure Cedric the Mad Monk was played by the guy who was Wolf in the original UK Gladiators?
No, he was played by Lawrence Werber.
I'm sure Mace the Monk was played by the guy who became PM
@@thejoin4687 he was played by Michael Cule.
@@rebeccamcdermott9259Cule to know.