You mean, this one?
http://www.jupircbot.8m.com/kr/neskr.htm

I try not to nick pick the pilot to death, seeing as how it was in a constant state of evolving ideas as it ran through production. For an even greater example of this, I try ti recommend FOX's short lived and very doomed show Mantis. (I believe it was called.) The pilot was SO DIFFERENT from the sh...

Nope. Can't say that I've ever had dreams like that. Just those pesky "original episode" ones, like the ones I've posted about on the board in the past... (Darn things beg to be made into original fan fic's. But, I just don't have the motivation to sit up half the night for 10 months in a ...

At this point, I just feel like I should tackle the responsibility for briefing up the TKR episode descriptions, sending it to Joe/Richie, just so the book can be put back into production ASAP.

BUT I AM NOT GOING TO...

I won't give in to that temptation of effort.

That terrible (and incorrectly designed) model that sinks into the chemical pit in Junk Yard Dog.

> jup passes out.

...

Whenever the copywrite issues are resolved, please give it a brand new topic. Now that I have some means for funding, (someday) I'd like to just buy a copy of the book...

For the longest of time, I considered the NES KR game to be fairly poor. (Very hard, incorrect physics, unrealistic conditions, etc.) But, as I did my thorough web page dedication to the game, I came to the conclusion that whoever made this game MUST HAVE BEEN A TRUE FAN. For about as many incorrect...

Even the NES game had a Michael mannequin.

And, Need For Speed III has a driver behind the wheel. Why not have a Michael driver behind the Wheel of KITT? (Even if all it does is sit there.)

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by knightimmortal: <STRONG>How many things from the pilot made it into the first episode? knightimmortal</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE> An equally great question: How many things in the...

...which is why I called it a personal rule. (Like a promised goal you make to yourself. If you break it, you tend to punish yourself in some way...if you felt strongly enough about it in the first place.) Kitt probably strives to do everything by the book, including the rules of speech.

"...and that is for making me say ain't !" Kitt and contractions. It's touchy. I am under the impression that Kitt could use contractions, but considered them to be imprefect English and chose not to use them. It's not as though he was breaking a commandment rule. But, more along the line...

Well, if they want to stall the release date for a month in order to fine tune the controls, I say let them do so. Because, if a game controls badly, it usually doesn't matter how good everything else is. Control is a major video game factor. I've got to wonder if the person who wrote that review wa...

Somewhat off topic... There's a neat little item coming out for the GBA in a few weeks called an E-Reader. What it does is it reads these tiny dots on the edge of specially made cards. Including the full code of classic NES games. And, because the code is printed on baseball card sized cards, the g...

Interesting territory. I am 87% confident that the supporting facts for this challenge are nowhere to be found in either books or episodes. Seeing as how Michael, KITT and probably even Bonnie won't be playing much of a role in these stories, I've got to wonder how these stories can be spiced up. (A...

Great jobs, everyone!

Yup. Great story.

Sounds like a great idea.

Good luck with the project!

Do computers dream of electric sheep? Sure. Why not. If Kitt is capable of those other emotions, why not sadness? But, what to do about creating tears? I don't know. Operate the windshield washers at extra low, perhaps? Then run those "evil" (Fry: "Hey! Kitt wasn't evil!") winds...

The potential here is absolute novel length! We're talking about a character whose beginnings are basically hinted at, a "childhood" who can be reworked a hundred ways over and a future left untainted. After all, whose to say that the storage room HAS to be KARR's deactivation by Wilton's ...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by knightimmortal: <STRONG>KFCreator, it's Knight Rider. Do you really think that Wilton Knight and his team would use another company's stuff? If you do, you really are limiting t...

You mean that *nobody* has yet to make a Win-"DOH!*s emulator for Mac, yet? (Not even Bill?)

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Mike Knight: <STRONG>I read in Nintendo Power that a GBA Cartridge can hold like....... 3 copies of the largest games you can think of. [img]images/smiles/icon_eek.gif[/img] [im...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Babs Bunny: <STRONG>*giggles* yeah Jup, but the antics that ensue as you try breaking into KITT would sure be entertaining! [img]images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img] </STRONG><HR>...

Sounds great.

Well, perhaps we SHOULD consider a third alternative in Kitt's case...(Male/Female/Other.)

I remember a very old RPG that, when building your character, gave M/F/O as a sexual choice. Perhaps, in AI situations, it should be applied.