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"Running between 1987 and 1994 on ITV, Knightmare was a bizarre mix of early computer-generation and hand-drawn fantasy animation based in a world of dungeons and dragons. The main lure of the show was not the prospect of watching young kids waddling around for 30 minutes with a silly mask (the infamous helmet of justice) blinding them from danger, but rather the dominating and mysterious figure of Treguard of Dunshelm, played by experienced thesp Hugo Myatt. Treguard&amp;#039;s job was to assist the kids (known as dungeoneers) as they trapsed through levels of dodgy bluescreen animation, warning them of the dangers that lay ahead. A neutral figure in the battle between &amp;quot;The Powers That Be&amp;quot; and the young kids, you were never sure whether he was good or evil. With his rather wet/wimpish assistant Pickle The Elf and his glorious catchphrase &amp;quot;ooh nasty!&amp;quot;, Treguard was the sort of bonkers character that could only have been created during the &amp;#039;80s, when broadcasters were pumping silly money into children&amp;#039;s TV. Click along our gallery for a trip down memory lane with Knightmare&amp;#039;s Treguard: "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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