Nice...don't forget the 20-minute Pilot presentation footage!

I'm still impressed at how much of the original music was kept in the DVD releases, I mean you had Billy Idol, Bananarama and many other popular 80's songs on the original series and you heard almost all of them. Not many do that for old shows, especially shows that are in the early 80's and older....

yes you are right Michael Long wasnt the first to be choosed it was ken franklin but CJ Jackson killed him. so basically K.A.R.R. and Ken Franklin was suppose to be the first? That would contradict Wilton selecting the Trans Am body specifically to suit Michael's taste, as K.A.R.R. was fully operat...

What's truly awesome is that it looks like the Super Pursuit Mode version looks like its fins will retract in and out!! I was wondering why they didn't make a more accurate-looking SPM spoiler, now I know why. Can't wait for this!

Years ago, I noticed that there were two slightly different versions of the original Knight Rider theme. The first version was quite obviously made by Stu Phillips and Glen Larson (it can be found on Stu Phillips' original scores CD available on iTunes). The second version (which is the one that's m...

KRO can stop spam from bots (that is, software, as opposed to people posting spam) by adding custom logic to the registration page. The thing is that this logic may be extremely simple, even trivial, as long as it is unique to the board. Adding a simple "are you a spammer? yes/no" check b...

John Ward (before Scheffe) designed the original "pre-pilot" nose on another car where the scanner was basically a red painted line on the pre-pilot KITT featured in those photos. Scheffe was asked to come in and improve upon it by Glen so the scanner could function more properly in line ...

Looks like there's a bit of debate going on in the article's comments section regarding the Black Beauty from The Green Hornet , and who really created it. :roll: Knight Rider is hardly mentioned in the audio clip. The article does briefly mention K.I.T.T., but only in the context of saying that Ame...

Thanks for the insight, Victor. It's a much more settling thought to know that Wilton Knight had selected the Trans Am body to cater to what he thought Michael Long's tastes would be, as opposed to it just being a wild coincidence that both men chose the same vehicle. And making as smooth a transiti...

I'm glad you asked as I've been wondering lately as to what Glen Larson intended K.I.T.T. to be. And by the way, the Pilot was written independently of "Trust Doesn't Rust," in which the character of K.A.R.R. was created from another writer's interpretation later on. So with K.A.R.R. being...

While I personally really like the song, I can tell you it definitely shouldn't belong in the end credits. Its lighter tone seems to contradict everything we've come to hear about the tone of the upcoming film. I'm not sure if it would have a place in the movie anyway, as it would be too on-the-nose...

Well, if I suddenly start spamming the board with all kinds of advertisements and shady links, everyone will know why.

Well, I am extremely late with this, but finally got to test this app out for myself and love it. (I'm an Android guy but recently got an iPod Touch mainly because I got sick of Apple always getting the best and most creative apps first.) The design is beautiful and they're all excellent quotes with...

Cool. Looks like the repainted one with Dupont logos at my local supermarket. Of course, if that was really old footage of kids playing in cars, we would have seen it painted as K.I.T.T.

Every couple of years one of these "screen used" plates seem to turn up, and they always seem to have the incorrect "I" letter. It seems in a lot of these cases that the plates do have something to do with the show, but aren't quite screen used, despite being made to look that wa...

I liked the allusion to this scenario in "Trust Doesn't Rust" where K.I.T.T. asks, "what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?" with the answer being that no one knows. But despite the "K.I.T.T. Vs. K.A.R.R." episode suggesting that the laser zapp...

in the first 2 seasons it was just used to talk to kitt, and maybe power him up remotly but then in the 3rd season and onwards kitt could open doors, safes, and take picks howd they do all this ? I think it was supposed to be something like an ultra high-pitched charge that could manipulate objects...

Oh I never noticed the license plate. And am quite proud I found the "first scene shot". Do you mind my asking how you know it was the first scene ever shot tho? It is mentioned in Knight Rider Legacy , just as the fact that the very last scene shot was when Michael debates whether or not...

I think maybe the body itself should have gotten a name change from Knight Two Thousand since the CPU isn't really kitt.Maybe the body should have been called Knight Three Thousand but it would seem weird that its using an older knight 2000 CPU. That wouldn't make any sense. The Knight 2000 will al...

Two errors if you freeze frame it a split second before the last cop goes past: 1) the rear light fixture of KITT that is normally custom flat gloss black, is not flat gloss OR black. It is standard 'lines' of light. The reason for this is that this was the very first scene shot in the entire serie...

For KITT to receive a new designation, I reckon he'd need to be transferred to a new CPU with significant technological enhancements. Case in point: K.A.R.R.(E.) in the 2008 series (if we are to assume the K.A.R.R. featured in that series was indeed the original). In "Knight Of the Drones,&quo...

Oh, wow. That's actually cringe-worthy. So this is based off of a Marvel comic? Never heard of it...

Funny how most star cars like the Back To the Future DeLorean and the Attack K.I.T.T. end up rotting on Universal's backlot, yet for some odd reason the Knight 4000 keeps being reused and repainted for different shows.

Has the world finally caught up to Knight Rider ? There's a link to a video of the car in action below... Google announced this weekend that it’s been building robotic cars that have been driving themselves around California — down curvy Lombard Street in San Francisco, across the Golden Gate Bridge...

I gotta say, it's pretty cool to see a comic book made off of one of my favorite episodes in the series. And I don't think the artwork is that bad; it's purposely loosely based on the actual electronics. Many comic books used the same style of art during that time before computers were used to fill ...