The Adventure Game

Serie de TV
1980–1986

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaTwo celebrities and a member of the public take a trip to the planet Arg - sometimes willingly, sometimes not - and attempt to work their way through a series of puzzles set by the alien Arg... Leer todoTwo celebrities and a member of the public take a trip to the planet Arg - sometimes willingly, sometimes not - and attempt to work their way through a series of puzzles set by the alien Argonds.Two celebrities and a member of the public take a trip to the planet Arg - sometimes willingly, sometimes not - and attempt to work their way through a series of puzzles set by the alien Argonds.

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Christopher Leaver

Gandor

• 1980–1986

Charmian Gradwell

Gnoard

• 1980–1984

Anne Palmer

Assistant Argond…

• 1980–1986

Richard Lewis

Assistant Argond

• 1984–1986

Karen Walker

Assistant Argond

• 1984–1986

Bill Homewood

Dagnor…

• 1984–1986

Sarah Lam

Dorgan…

• 1986

Lesley Judd

Lesley Judd…

• 1981

Kenny Baker

A Highly Trained Aspidistra

• 1984

Patrick Dowling

Self - Presenter

• 1981

Moira Stuart

Darong

• 1980

Ian Messiter

The Rangdo

• 1980

Jane Kite

Assistant Assistant Argond

• 1984

Sue Lipscombe

Assistant Assistant Argond

• 1984

Lynn Allen

Assistant Assistant Argond

• 1984

Paul Darrow

Self - Explorer

• 1980

Denise Coffey

Self - Explorer

• 1980

Mark Dugdale

Self - Explorer

• 1980

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9sungria

Here be dragons!

A very clever and funny programme, this was aimed at children but much enjoyed by adults (especially this one). I hated to miss an episode. It was a great brain workout, with that great feeling of satisfaction when you got the answers right! I also always enjoyed the Vortex, when they stepped on the wrong square at the end of the game and were evaporated just before they reached their goal... I especially appreciated the use of anagrams of "dragon" for everything - character names, currency - the lot! Even now, whenever I see a word that looks similar to an anagram of dragon, I'm transported back to The Adventure Game. With its logic problems, so much better than any of the more recent "puzzle" type games seen on TV, and the guests who appeared had intelligence. So sad to see that some of the episodes are lost, but couldn't we have the rest on a DVD, please, BBC?

Jools-10

A Brilliant Children's Programme

For years I could never remember the name of the show but I always could remember what happened. This was like a very early Crystal Maze where you had to work problems/puzzles out in order to win the crystals. At the end before you were allowed to leave you had to walk along a space type maze and avoid a white beam of electricity to get home.

film_andy

Doog Yrev!

BBC 2. The 80's.

The Drogna Game... The Vortex... Chegwin... This is what classic TV is about: Minor celebrities of the era grovelling to a potted plant which just so happens to be royalty. Genius.

Can't really remember what exactly it was all about, or if indeed there was a point to it all - I just have incredibly fond memories of this show, mainly due to how daft and baffling it all was.

I seem to recall Moira Stewert being in there somewhere, Noel Edmonds, Fern Britton, Cheggers... probably Richard Stilgoe or the likes of...

They certainly don't make 'em like THIS anymore...

10brigadierboy-82332

David Lynch does Crystal Maze

This show always stuck in my memory when I originally watched it as a young lad. The bizarre characters that sprung from some weird imagination would leave a scar on any young persons mind - a guy talking sdrawkcab, a shaking aspadistra, a challenging salamander & an invisible vortex - The Adventure Game was like nothing else on tv at that time. Minor celebs trying to solve problems in what was technically a series of 'escape rooms'. This show certainly predicted the future. It was also a great inspiration for me as I went on to design games for its offspring show, The Crystal Maze !!!

8aitsh

Good memories

Grandpa, the pot plant, and the vortex game: good memories!

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Out of all of the episodes made, four no longer exist on their original broadcast-quality videotape masters: two from the first season are lost, as are two from the second. Three survive (only as domestic off-air recordings); no-one knows if Episodio #1.2 (1980) now exists on any format. The following seasons are held intact.

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Opening narration: [FIRST SEASON] Many light years away, on the far side of the galaxy, in a region often visited by time-travelers, lies Arg. A small planet of little consequence. Naturally, the inhabitants of Arg get a bit fed up with trippers and tend to discourage them. Often they will even nick the essential crystal off their time machines and hide it. Visitors from planet Earth enquiring after their crystal can nevertheless feel quite at home here, because the Argons are a polite race and careful to adapt their shape so as not to frighten strangers. Unfortunately, they also have a regrettable sense of humor...