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Two things which I have always found very spine-tingling and chilling came from Australia in the late 1970s: this track and the film 'Patrick'.

I love the little 'shu-boom' sound which plays whenever Alex uses his sword on an enemy.

How in heaven's name did this footage get recorded and onto Youtube?

Sylvester has the air of Steptoe Senior about him, as well as being like Fagin.

6:19 Harro, this shitty wok! He sounds like he's just had an injection at the dentist. Nice to see Lily Savage again too.

Love the way that lad does a little sound check at the start there: 'Hello to you,too!'

Its Paul O'Grady again! Only he seems to have a new alter-ego, Julius.

Now that really IS a Stevie Nicks lookalike there in the closing credits.

Oh my Lord, can't you read, young woman? I bet her school had a crap Ofsted report.

That little tune that Motley sings is very much of the 20th century; it doesn't really fit in with the medieval context.

Wahay it's Julie Andrews again. Or Elita as she's commonly known.

Okay, lads, we get it: he's not going to fall off anything.

The blonde one reminds me of the guy who was Jamie Mitchell in Eastenders (I can't remember his name).

Harro, this shitty wok.

The witch sounds like Belinda Carlisle with that wobbly voice.

Very eerie music in the reconstruction of the 'car chase'.

Right then girls, let's see if you can conquer the dungeon and make me proud of our fair sex.

I keep expecting Sylvester Hands to call the Dungeoneers 'My dear', cos he sounds so much like Fagin in 'Oliver!'.

I always invoke a lot of brownies when I eat prunes.

Not equipped for landing at sea, eh? Well, I suppose a dragon wouldn't have those inflatable, detachable life rafts then.

I'd love to have hear a little 'Da-da, da-da, da-da-da-da - boo!' when the sword reaches the red dot (that was supposed to be Countdown, if you didn't realise).

The tunnel which he goes into at 3:21 looks like an actual studio set rather than CGI. Treguard does a little impression of Fenton's owner at 2:03 - 2:07.

Mr Garratt, you are God.

I was at primary school when this song came out (showing my age there!) and loved it at the time and still love it now. However, my mum thought it was really stupid and crap, and said that Michael Fish should have recorded it. Bitch.

Oh my lord I remember almost all those songs being on the Now 20 album, which I had on cassette.

Well done, ladies, good clearing of the causeway.

There's a number of oriental shorthaired cats in the flying lesson scene, as well as British shorthairs. Orientals are very elegant.

I thought I was chased by a bunyip in Cairns two years ago - turned out to be a hobo.

Oh bloody hell, what a disappointing death.

7:05 'You-got-to-pick-a-pocket-or-two, you, got-to-pick-a-pocket-or-two'.

No 'truck'? Would a medieval man really say that, when there were no trucks in those days? Bit of an anachronism.

When Duncan said he was from Windsor I thought we were going to have a team of Etonians, but there is a girl advisor, so clearly not. Still, I would have loved to have seen a Knightmare in which teams of public school kids alternated with state school ones (ie Eton or Harrow or Roedean vs Crapp C...

Truly haunting and moving song. It still send shivers down my spine 20 years later.

Jass Wilder.

I remember the first time that I saw this, I thought the guy on the double bass at 01:21 was Rick Moranis. I feel really silly looking at it now.

I remember dancing to this at primary school discos back in the day. To us it sounded totally innocent.

I hope I can look as good in a leotard when I'm 39.

This song makes me cry.

Hot and sweaty dungeoneers, eh? Ooo err Missus. Right, that's enough Knightmare for now. Time for bed.