Dungeons and Dragons Cartoon

[drgon78]

So who else is a fan?

Poor kids, they never did get to go home.

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by drgon78

Poor kids, they never did get to go home.

A finale was written, just never produced. I think they made it into an audio drama though that was packaged with the DVD sets.

[drgon78]

Yeah, I know about that, but still doesn't change that it didn't get a proper ending. Though it is not like there isn't a lot of series that ended before it's time. But I still love the series.

[newfan]

I liked this show as a child, I also remember waiting for more to come but it never did, shame that a finale was writtern but yet it wasn't made. I've not revisted it since watching it way back then.

[Leo656]

Somehow this is one of those shows I never even heard of until just a few years ago when I was looking up old cartoons to buy on DVD. Still haven't seen it. It's just weird because at the time this show would have been on, I was pretty much trying to watch every single cartoon that came out, even if I had to flip channels during commercials. Must have been on at a weird time or something.

[drgon78]

I also tried watching every cartoon back in the 80's as well and I still missed some.

[MsMarvelDuckie]

Originally Posted by Leo656

Somehow this is one of those shows I never even heard of until just a few years ago when I was looking up old cartoons to buy on DVD. Still haven't seen it. It's just weird because at the time this show would have been on, I was pretty much trying to watch every single cartoon that came out, even if I had to flip channels during commercials. Must have been on at a weird time or something.

You didn't hear of it? Wow, this was an iconic 80's cartoon! But it WAS at a very eay time slot on Saturdays, so you'd have had to get up at the crack of dawn to not miss it.

Fun fact: every one of those episodes was based on ACTUAL D&D game campaign modules! The Hall of Bones and Eye of the Beholder are two particularly nasty adventures that were used.