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The Saturday morning cartoon Dungeons and Dragons finished with a cliffhanger and was cancelled. Some fans interviewed the writer Michael Reeves, got the finale script, used series animations, and one original actor to recreate what should have been the final episode.

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Fun Fact: The Saturday morning cartoon Dungeons and Dragons finished with a cliffhanger and was cancelled. Some fans interviewed the writer Michael Reeves, got the finale script, used series animations, and one original actor to recreate what should have been the final episode.

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