Debut: A sword-and-sorcery adventure series done tongue-in-cheek. It's set in a mythical kingdom where good Prince Erik Greystone (Jeff Conaway) helps the kindly king (Thomas Hill) fight the forces of evil. In the opener, dastardly Prince Blackpool (Duncan Regehr) sends a gift to Princess Ariel (Julia Duffy) that contains a device set to wipe out the kingdom unless the king surrenders.

Prince Erik Greystone (Jeff Conaway) is forced to postpone his marriage to the Princess of Camarand and defend her kingdom from attack by Prince Blackpool (Duncan Regehr), who's wearing a monocle that empowers him to use black magic.

Battling lightning bolts, black magic and demon monsters, Prince Erik and Marko (Jeff Conaway, Walter Olkewicz) ride to the rescue of Princess Ariel (Julia Duffy) who's been kidnapped to the Land of Storms by Blackpool (Duncan Regehr).

On a courtship picnic, Prince Erik and Princess Ariel (Jeff Conaway, Julia Duffy) blunder upon a haunted castle that bears a curse marking transgressors for death at the hand of friends – in this case, a crazed Marko (Walter Olkewicz).

Prince Erik (Jeff Conaway) mounts a suicide mission up the dreaded Cliffs of Death, where Blackpool's wicked wizard (Clive Revill) has sited a medieval version of the neutron bomb.

Vector (Clive Revill) casts the curse of crimson fever on both Prince Blackpool (Duncan Regehr) and King Greystone, father of Prince Erik (Jeff Conaway).

Prince Erik (Jeff Conaway) employs a rag-tag carnival troupe to negotiate the treacherous path into Blackpool's castle where Marko (Walter Olkewicz) awaits torture or rescue – whichever comes first.

While a guest of King Baaldorf under a flag of truce, Vector (Clive Revill) resurrects a killer zombie to murder Blackpool, but the creature goes out of control and lays seige to the castle.