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The key to what Michael and Bonnie do is in the conversation with Dr. Von Vorman after KITT struggles with the obstacle course. The doctor has written KITT off. He can't understand that there is an intangible human element to KITT now, because he only sees a machine. What Michael and Bonnie do is mo...

My friends, we've come home.

Matt

Ken my friend, you'll never have to prove yourself like that whilst I'm here. Yes, the user in question abused the honour system when he pulled that fracked up stunt, but I still believe in taking people at their word above all else. Everyone here knows of my battle with depression thanks to the act...

To be honest, I think you're giving Devon far too little credit. What we have in Michael Knight is a man who has lost literally everything. He went from being resigned to the fact he wouldn't even be able to seek justice/revenge, to being granted the most fantastic gift a man in his position could e...

The restrictions placed upon Michael in Knight By a Nose could easily be considered a justifiable response to the "reward" he gave John in KITT vs. KARR.

Matt

Merry Christmas everyone, and I hope you all have a very happy new year.

Matt

Unfortunately, I don't have an answer to your first question. However, on the second one, David Hasselhoff playing Michael Long when he is shot by Tanya Walker places this scene within the original conceptual presentation, as does the absence of Wilson's lieutenant, Grey. In fact, at the time of fil...

Hi Adrian,

Welcome to the board. I'm afraid you aren't the first musician to star alongside KITT, but you're certainly in very exclusive company alongside Michael Knight himself, Mr. David Hasselhoff.

Matt

Well, it looks like the spammers are now adding their crap to our quotes. This guy was caught up in the new members group, but if you could keep your eyes open, I'd appreciate it.

Matt

Actually, I'd beg to differ on the notion of how hard it might be in this day and age. Sure. Back in the day of 1980, calling up information and such was a deeply involved process and made it harder to verify information. But, back then, records were kept on physical media inside filing cabinets an...

You're right there. One of the main reasons I'm currently leaning towards the Camaro in the other thread though, is that they're just that bit more practical in an everyday sense with the extra seats... plus, if I'm completely honest with myself, I just like the design of it more than I do the curre...

Well I still cringe when I see a yellow scanner In place of a red one or seeing Karr's voice modulator. Seeing kitt be a good AI all those episodes learn to grow and be a positive force for good and yet see the same body but have an evil force behind it with a yellow scanner makes me think it shoul...

Sure thing bud, it's sorted. As annoying as the debate gets, where I land on what car should be KITT always depends on which one we're talking about. For a modern take on the Knight 2000 for example, I always lean towards using a GM proxy like the Corvette or the Camaro in lieu of a current Trans Am...

Here's a question, if we go with the idea that this is a reimagined version of Knight Rider proper, how would you guys bring KARR to life in a Trust Doesn't Rust retelling. My vision for KITT is already on the table thanks to Knight Racer's awesome photoshop work, so for KARR it becomes a question o...

Just a small, but nonetheless important point. That's a sixth gen Mustang.

Matt

Assasinge wrote:Who needs sleep anyway?

Apparently me.

By the way, after some digging around, I managed to find some higher resolution pics of this Camaro on camaronews.com.

Matt

@Matthew, I believe you made a suggestion in the middle of the evening about tinted headlamps to match the look of the 80's kitt and changed your post. I made a mental note of that for this morning before you changed your post. I did yeah, although I didn't mean to edit it out. I should probably ma...

I love it man, that's exactly where I'd start if I was working on a modern KITT using the Camaro. Hell, if I ever get my arse in gear and get back to that story of mine, I could definitely see myself writing KITT based upon that.

Matt

I kind of dig it, although I would stick with the original wheels and just change the outer rim to a stainless colour to simulate the style of the Trans Am wheels.

Matt

At the moment, I wouldn't even want to try adding a new category given the errors that can still be found. This is purely my gut feeling, but I just don't think the forum is stable enough to risk it right now.

Matt

Actually, right now we should do nothing of the sort. As it stands, there's nothing whatsoever to indicate how NBCUniversal views this game, but using social media to raise awareness of its legality (or lack thereof) would be a damned good way of finding out... the hard way.

Matt

At this point, I think Ken's strict adherence to not profiting from the Knight Rider IP is probably what's kept the project out of NBCUniversal's crosshairs. Also, considering the IP has suffered multiple failures since 1986, another factor to consider is whether it would even be worth it to them, s...

He conned all of us, KITTfan. Hell, I considered answering the question before you got to it bud, but decided since I wasn't logged in to give someone else the chance. I've set the limit to three hours, Jup. Since you and I don't get to new member posts as quickly as we might like to anyway, I'm hop...

Any thoughts on how long? I remember back when the system was abused years ago that Neil set it to three hours. It was only after that member left permanently that we switched it back. I've been digging through the settings, and from what I can tell you're right: there isn't a way to apply editing l...

It's not something I want to do, but the only way I can think of to close it is to put the time limit back on editing posts. What do you think, Jup?

Matt