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Peer Review: A716825 - Knightmare - Kids' TV Show
Witty Ditty Started conversation Mar 22, 2002
Entry: Knightmare - Kids' TV Show - A716825
Author: Witty Ditty - U173978
Caper Plip and I eagerly rushed home from school to watch this mindblowing children's game show, and dreamt of going on it.
We know it's a tad long, but to edit this down any further would mean leaving out many really quite important stuff. Just due to the complex nature of the game, it was going to be long anyway.
Anyhow, comments, as always, will be gratefully received!
Stay ,
WD (and CP )
ps Try and guess who wrote which sections!
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Smij - Formerly Jimster Posted Mar 23, 2002
What a wonderful Entry!! really in-depth and... well, just spot on really.
I fel a bit meally-mouthed correcting anything, but it's so small I don't think you'll mind:
- Both Grange Hill and Newsround were products of the 1970s, so your argument that they were part of a 1980s TV revolution doesn't really stand. I'm not sure this paragraph is all that necessary as it can simply be covered by saying "Nightmare was a turning point in CITV's battle against CBBC" or something.
- An addition - in British TV, Chromakey tends to be referred to as Colour Separation Overlay or CSO.
Apart from those two points, and maybe a bit of last minute proof-reading, this Entry seems perfect to me. Well done!!
Jimster
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Witty Ditty Posted Mar 23, 2002
Hiya!
Changes abound...
> In the 80s... section overhauled (We were guessing at their transmission dates in truth... thanks for telling us!)
> CSO footnoted
Thanks for the warm reception to this entry
Shazz:
Glad you enjoyed it Writing this brought back a whole truckload of memories back for us
La Reine de Poissons Rouges:
Thanks for reading the entry! To answer your question, nope, sadly I'm afraid neither of us were on the programme - but we both sorely wanted to go!
Jimster:
Thanks for taking the time out to read this Glad you enjoyed it
Any further comments, as always, gratefully received!
Stay ,
WD
...and ...
Caper Plip
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Zarquon's Singing Fish! Posted Mar 23, 2002
Do you know, I'm not sure I ever saw this.
Skargill the Goblinmaster - sounds like a certain leader of the Miners Union?
Overall, I enjoyed the entry. I'm not sure about the need for the should the bring is back, yes or no bit, though, although I can see if fits in with the first paragraph.
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Witty Ditty Posted Mar 23, 2002
Changes:
> Replaced Skargill with Skarkill...
:
Hmm - we'd prefer to keep it in, but if everyone thinks it's better out than in, we'll think about it
Thanks for commenting!
Further comments, as always, will be gratefully received!
Stay ,
WD
...and ...
Caper Plip
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Zak T Duck Posted Mar 23, 2002
Absolutely incredible, I can't fault it after a very thorough reading. I'm probably not the only one that thinks that you should write together more often if this is the quality of the work.
I've just got one tiny criticism, don't knock Pat Sharpe's mullet
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kabads Posted Mar 24, 2002
Just a couple of points -
1) If I were you I would mention nearer the beginning of the entry, exactly the genre of this tv prog and a little bit of what it was like/about. This would help international readers who aren't aware of it. I think you mention it in about para 17 - which is a bit late for most.
2) Was Sinclair the first company to release a home computer? I thought they were beaten to it by Apple (circa 1977)?
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Witty Ditty Posted Mar 24, 2002
Hiya!
Changes abound!
Ad and Trees:
> added 'Main Objective of the Game' section after 'The Machinations...' section
> footnoted Apple, added that Sinclair created the first affordable home computer
Croz:
If only I *was* knocking his barnet... as it stands, I feel that it was quite an accurate description...
Thanks for the comments! Any further comments will be, as always, gratefully received!
Stay ,
WD
...and ...
Caper Plip
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caper_plip Posted Mar 29, 2002
Hi there!
This is actually the first time I've seen the finished product, as I'm sans ISP at the moment. Well done, WD, looks like a great job well done on sticking my bits in!
Your bits aren't bad either!
Any comments?
Caper Plip
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Crescent Posted Apr 4, 2002
I loved it and so chose it for entrance to the Edited Guide Congratulations It is now sent onward to SubEd Land where it undergoes various tortutous trials (well SubEd makes sure it follows the Edited Guide Rules ) before appearing on the Front Page Any more questions about the process just give a yell here Well, congrats again, and until later....
BCNU - Crescent
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Engels42 (Thingite Minister of Leaky Ethics and Spiffyness) Posted Apr 6, 2002
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Heh, I think I left my Iron Maiden in the other room...at any rate, if either of you want to check up on the entry while I'm working on it, the edited page I'm working on right now is at A722288
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Peer Review: A716825 - Knightmare - Kids' TV Show
- 1: Witty Ditty (Mar 22, 2002)
- 2: Post Team (Mar 22, 2002)
- 3: Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine (Mar 23, 2002)
- 4: Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine (Mar 23, 2002)
- 5: Smij - Formerly Jimster (Mar 23, 2002)
- 6: Witty Ditty (Mar 23, 2002)
- 7: Zarquon's Singing Fish! (Mar 23, 2002)
- 8: Witty Ditty (Mar 23, 2002)
- 9: Zak T Duck (Mar 23, 2002)
- 10: kabads (Mar 24, 2002)
- 11: Witty Ditty (Mar 24, 2002)
- 12: caper_plip (Mar 29, 2002)
- 13: Crescent (Apr 4, 2002)
- 14: Researcher 168963 (Apr 4, 2002)
- 15: Zak T Duck (Apr 4, 2002)
- 16: Witty Ditty (Apr 4, 2002)
- 17: Post Team (Apr 5, 2002)
- 18: Engels42 (Thingite Minister of Leaky Ethics and Spiffyness) (Apr 6, 2002)
- 19: Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine (Apr 7, 2002)
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