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At the end of their patience with Venger ruining their attempts to return home, the kids resolve to bring the fight to him.
The kids are adopted by a loving caravan leader who is searching for his daughter who was abducted by a demon.
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| Willie Aames | ... | Hank the Ranger 27 episodes, 1983-1985 | |
| Don Most | ... | Eric the Cavalier 27 episodes, 1983-1985 | |
| Katie Leigh | ... | Sheila the Thief 27 episodes, 1983-1985 | |
| Adam Rich | ... | Presto the Magician 27 episodes, 1983-1985 | |
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Tonia Gayle Smith | ... | Diana the Acrobat 27 episodes, 1983-1985 |
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Teddy Field III | ... | Bobby the Barbarian 27 episodes, 1983-1985 |
| Sidney Miller | ... | Dungeon Master 27 episodes, 1983-1985 | |
| Frank Welker | ... | Additional Voices / ... 27 episodes, 1983-1985 | |
| Peter Cullen | ... | Venger / ... 26 episodes, 1983-1985 | |
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Six kids enter the Dungeons & Dragons ride at a local amusement park and are transported into the world of swords and sorcery, where, with the help of the Dungeonmaster and the unicorn Uni, try to find their way back home. Written by Michael Silva <silvamd@cleo.bc.edu>
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Country:
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17 September 1983 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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(27 episodes)Sound Mix:
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Presto: I think we're exhausted.
Eric: I think we're stupid.
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The character of Sheila is referred to as "Thief" only in the show's opening credits. She is never called "Thief" in any of the episodes, even by Dungeon Master (who prefers to call the kids by their titles, yet refers to Sheila by name). See more »Quotes
Shiela: I think we're lost.Presto: I think we're exhausted.
Eric: I think we're stupid.
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Nostalgia for cartoons for me will have to be the Hanna Barbera, Ruby and Spears, Sid and Marty Krofft period and Bugs Bunny, so to have this one tagged on is pretty rare for this child of the seventies, but its there.
It was different and unique. The voices were phenomenal, just now learned Adam Rich (Nicholas of 'Eight is Enough') was Presto and not Bobby as I always believed. Donny Most (Ralph Malph on 'Happy Days') and Willie Aames (Tommy on 'Eight is Enough') did the best thing for their careers by doing this cartoon. I managed to get about half or more than half of the cartoons on tape before Fox stopped showing them. Didn't get some I wouldhave liked to have, but I do have some treasures. None of htem ever really bothered me as being bad or less than average. Hands down, the direction in music and sound is what makes this fellow rare among eighties cartoons and cartoons in general, as well as the art and animation. Scooby Doo has a steady run of music with no pauses for effect or reflection, but D & D would get silent when Vengar entered or spoke or one of the kids was unhappy. the music would get gentle during thoughtful moments as well. The show strived to use all six kids evenly and not be dominated by Eric and Presto (Most and Rich) and did a good job doing this while keeping the shows upbeat and entertaining. The concept of a token will always bother me, but Diana did get a boyfriend in one episode and befriended a WW II German pilot in another. LIke Valerie in Josie and the Pussycats, she did often get stuck with the more interesting kids like Eric and Presto. Uni, too, had his moments and met his family of Unicorns. One that will always stand out to me from this show was when the kids decided they had enough of Vengar and wanted Dungeonmaster to tell them how to stop Vengar instead of telling them how they could get home. They meant business, and when DM told them what to do to stop Vengar, it was quiet, and he said "May I go now?" with such humility the likes of which I had never heard and have yet to hear again in a cartoon. Won't spoil how the showdown with Vengar went either. This show was a jewel.