Does anyone remember Dungeons and Dragons? It was a T.V. show about kids going on a ride at a amusement park, and ending up in a strange world. I also remember probally one of the most annoying charecters on T.V. (next to Scrappy Doo, H.E.R.B.I.E., and Snarf) Uni, The Unicorn.

http://www.80snostalgia.com/classictv/dandd/pictures/pic12.jpg

There was also a Dungeons and Dragons movie (it had nothing to do with the show) that came out in the 90's, it was ok, but not great.

yes, i do. love the show. i started playing the game around the same time the show came out too. uni should have been eaten by tiamat...the movie should also have been eaten by tiamat.

I loved this cartoon!  Hank was my favorite.  I thought his bow was cool.  I didn't really like the Dungeon Master.  I thought it would be so much easier if he would've just told them how to get home.

I loved this cartoon!  Hank was my favorite.  I thought his bow was cool.  I didn't really like the Dungeon Master.  I thought it would be so much easier if he would've just told them how to get home.


Then there wouldn't be a show!  ::)

here's the last script for those who wanted to know how the show was supposed to end...http://www.mindspring.com/~michaelreaves/D&Dpreface.html...vengar was actually dungeon master's son!

here's the last script for those who wanted to know how the show was supposed to end...http://www.mindspring.com/~michaelreaves/D&Dpreface.html...vengar was actually dungeon master's son!


Reminds of Darth Vader telling Luke Skywalker, that he was his father.... Vengar is related to The Dungeon Master?  :o Didn't see that one coming!!!

here's the last script for those who wanted to know how the show was supposed to end...http://www.mindspring.com/~michaelreaves/D&Dpreface.html...vengar was actually dungeon master's son!


That shocked me too when I read it a few years ago.

I remember this cartoon. It was the last one on the day's programming. Then, like sports programming would come on. It was on CBS.

Tanya

I thought Presto was pretty lame, too.  He never could get his magic to work correctly.  Eric was a huge whiner.  Bobby just kept hitting everything with his club.  Sheila was too busy worrying about Bobby.  I forget the other girl's name.  She was pretty cool, even though her only weapon was a glowing green stick.

I thought Presto was pretty lame, too.  He never could get his magic to work correctly.  Eric was a huge whiner.  Bobby just kept hitting everything with his club.  Sheila was too busy worrying about Bobby.  I forget the other girl's name.  She was pretty cool, even though her only weapon was a glowing green stick.


The kids did get on my nerves alot (espically Bobby, Eric, and Presto).

when was this show on TV? ???



Howard

First Aired:  September 1983
Last Aired:  December 1985

Hope it helps!  :)

First Aired:  September 1983
Last Aired:  December 1985

Hope it helps!  :)



Thank You. :)


Howard

You can get Dungeons and Dragons on DVD now

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v286/sirsoloist/PICT0444.jpg

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You can get Dungeons and Dragons on DVD now


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Ah, delicious cheese.  I played it, so I watched it.  Still got a kick out of it when I stumbled over this thread.

Mill Creek Entertainment re-packaged the D&D set, and the picture they used for the cover was way better than the the other one I posted above

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2454/3811540496_06c9671304.jpg

but Mill Creek's packaging itself was complete garbage.  Like all Mill Creek TV sets, they put their discs on paper sleeves in a plastic tray.  Not sure why they do this, but you should see what they did with 'Hunter', 'Renegade' and 'The Commish' complete series sets.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2540/3811540536_e59a6753bc.jpg

That's right.  No animated handbook or cool role playing board game that comes with it.  And if you notice, their set is 3 discs as opposed to the other one which is 5

  I have the Mill Creek set.  Not interested in all the extras in the other set.  Some say too many extras (interviews, making-of, &etc) for just a mediocre cartoon...

 

I remember that cartoon.

   I have the Mill Creek set.  Not interested in all the extras in the other set.  Some say too many extras (interviews, making-of, &etc) for just a mediocre cartoon...


If you've already got the set, yeah, that makes sense.  For me, it's the extras that count, especially when the content itself was mediocre.  Nobody buys the long-tail retro stuff for the plot, they buying it for the memories.

I didn't quite care for the extras either.  If the Mill Creek set had of been out when I bought my copy, I would have still bought the one with all the extras, only because Mill Creek's paper sleeve packaging is quite ridiculous.

I got Mill Creek's complete sets of 'Booker', 'The Commish', 'Hunter', 'The Greatest American Hero' and Season 1 of 'Wiseguy', and they are all the paper sleeve packaging.

The Hunter one is ridiculous as all of the paper sleves do not even fit in the tray, so when I open the case, the top 3 or 4 of them always fall out.

One of my favorites from back then but it always seemed to be prempt because of football or basketball.  >:(