Jeff Conaway (cabbie Bobby Wheeler on Taxi) starred as Prince Erik Greystone in this very tongue-in-cheek adventure-comedy, which revolved around the fictional kingdom of Camarand in the time of King Arthur’s Court.
Princess Ariel (Julia Duffy from Newhart), daughter of rulers good King Baaldorf (Tom Hill) and Queen Lattinia (Julie Payne), was engaged to Erik, who spent much of his time defending the land from the dastardly evil Prince Dirk Blackpool (Duncan Regehr) and his dark-magic using cohorts, the witch (and mega-babe) Bethel (Randi Brooks) and wizard Vector (Clive Revill). Aiding Erik in these endeavours was the beefy Marko (Walter Olkewicz).
Also along for the ride were the evil Blackpool’s incompetent bro, Geoffrey (Tim Dunigan), and Erik’s ne’er-do-well playboy brother, Justin (Jay Kerr).
Elaborate special effects such as ghosts, demons, powerful amulets and fiery swords added visual impact to the fantasy, but sadly, no amount of magic could save the show.
This flash-in-the-pan CBS series debuted in late February 1983, but competition from TJ Hooker and the powerhouse sitcom duo of Diff’rent Strokes and Silver Spoons meant that it never gained a foothold. It was gone by mid-May of the same year.
Prince Erik Greystone
Jeff Conaway
Princess Ariel Baaldorf
Julia Duffy
King Edwin Baaldorf
Tom Hill
Queen Lattinia Baaldorf
Julie Payne
Prince Dirk Blackpool
Duncan Regehr
Bethel
Randi Brooks
Vector
Clive Revill
Marko
Walter Olkewicz
Geoffrey Blackpool
Tim Dunigan
Justin Greystone
Jay Kerr
Wizard Traquill
Ian Wolfe
Episodes
The Unicorn of Death | The Kidnap | The Rescue | Night of Terror Skies of Death | The Caverns of Chaos | Dungeon of Death | Vulkar’s Revenge
Princess Ariel (Julia Duffy from Newhart), daughter of rulers good King Baaldorf (Tom Hill) and Queen Lattinia (Julie Payne), was engaged to Erik, who spent much of his time defending the land from the dastardly evil Prince Dirk Blackpool (Duncan Regehr) and his dark-magic using cohorts, the witch (and mega-babe) Bethel (Randi Brooks) and wizard Vector (Clive Revill). Aiding Erik in these endeavours was the beefy Marko (Walter Olkewicz).
Prince Erik Greystone 
