Let's hope when NBC and its partners at Ford get around to selling little toy KITTs, they come complete with a tiny finger in the glove compartment.

lol! Ok, that was a mean review, but the mental imagery conjured by that statement is just priceless!

I think I'd buy one.

After 5 days without power due to Ike, I was finally able to watch it on NBCs website last night. I liked it. It had heart. It had "cheese". It had the theme music. :lol: Watching it, I was smiling like a loon. There aren't many shows on TV that are fun to watch. Interesting, yes, but just...

Why is it stars assume we, the general public, give a flying fig about what they think? I'm always curious about that. Although, in all fairness, this was in response to an interview, but still....

Hi all, long time no see. :D I currently have the original Knight Rider Novels 1-4 ( still looking for #5) and had a couple of thoughts/questions. 1. Do you think there will be any new novels to go with the new series? 2. Would it be possible/legal to archive the old novels online? Probably not, but...

Yeah, in the novel Erik (the phantom) was born with a disfigurement so horrible it looked as if he had a "death's head". He was alive, he simply played tricks on (and sometimes murdered) the Opera staff and blackmailed the managers for something like 20,000 francs a month. I highly reccome...

Ah, but even that legend can perhaps trace its roots back to Gaston Leroux's gothic novel. "The Opera ghost really existed. He was not, as was long believed, a creature of the imagination of the artists, the superstition of the managers, or a product of the absurd and impressionable brains of t...

Oh, you could *never* get away with half the things they did in KR these days.

I am so glad I am not alone in the seeing the humor in that review. I love to poke fun at the things I enjoy; keeps me from getting too serious.

I thought it was funny. He didn't say anything that wasn't true. The plots *were* redundant...and while I find KR endearing I respect opposing views.

Come on, the Stephen Hawking bit was funny. You have to admit that.

Oh, I think it'll happen. :) My other pet fandom is Phantom of the Opera. We waited from around 1995 until 2005 for its movie release. It was bought, it was sold, it was shelved, and it finally got made. Granted, it got made with an Erik who cannot sing and was not overly disfigured (*sigh* :roll: )...

Ah-ha! Mine was from Best Buy!

Hope this sort of thing isn't common with there products; they're always very nice in there. Hmmm....

It *could* be the DVD player....have you tried it on another?

But most likely it is just the poor quality DVD itself. Mine freezes up halfway in one episode, I end up having to skip a quarter of it.

I teach Preschool, and I tell you the Dukes are still pretty big. We're an Appalachian Head Start, and some of those boys watch the DoH on CMT...and they're waaaay under 18. :D And they *all* know the General. :D Now if my boss would just let me slip in a little KR some day during playtime....

*pictures Mr. Mulhare singing "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face" and promptly swoons from sheer delight.*

He---was in My Fair Lady??! On Stage?!

Oh curse my being born decades too late. Fooey.

I've always assumed Kitt was just saying he thought Michael's plan wouldn't work and they were most likely going to roast, rather than clear the flames.

(On an unrelated note, that episode title inevitably gets Johnny Cash stuck in my head. But that is neither here nor there. )

Yes, I have had problems with my Season 1 from the time I bought it. I cannot recall which episodes were messed up though.

I got season 4 of KR and Seaon 2 of the Munsters for $35 at Best Buy.

Season 4 was 39.99, but I had a $5 off coupon I got from Amazon.com when I bought Season 3...and then since I had all of KR I decided to get something just for fun for free.

Mmmm....Munsters....cheesy TV at its best.

Doing good, thanks!

Writing ficlets that I hope to post soon.

How are you doing?

That is so awesome!

Looks the perfect addition to a fan's coffee table. Talk about the perfect conversation piece!

I think the Chevy was the car he had when he was in high school; he made a comment about it in one episode; but I cannot recall which.

By that time I'm sure news of Muntzy's demise had reached the police scanners. We had one in the 80's....why not Wilton Knight? :D With that news in mind, seeing a man's body in front of Michael's car, it would seem to be a logical conclusion. On a side note, it would have been a short series if Wil...

Oh, no Hot-Voiced Female Kitt. That cliche has been done to death in Hollywood....the sultry voiced female computer.... Kitt was cool because even though he looked like some sort of wicked machine he had a gentle voice and personality. But that's just MHO. :) And I guess I just like listening to guy...

I know. My boyfriend is a "Trekker" (apparently they dislike the term Trekkie)

Although when I mentioned that I didn't know what KR fans were called he informed me it was "Losers"

And yet I still go out with him.

It wasn't good publicity; it was a dig at us KR fans. :) Chris is an outcast of sorts and had a falling out with his dweeby Trekie friend and ended up with a boy who was even more of an outcast...."Did you catch Knight Rider" was a punchline. I know because my family spent the rest of the ...

Well, I thought it was amusing. Three mild swears, I think that is it .

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Though I am 100% for sleek and black myself, I can easily explain the secret of the General.

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