So for me, Charles is dead... and I'm really sad...

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Glissard wrote:P.S. My how KARR's voice has become so clear since the 80's. He must have some Autobot upgrades in his voice box.
PunkMaister wrote:Yes indeed I did not mind at all that Mike dispatched the bad guys in that fashion, it was a do or die situation. I know a llot of people will probably raise hell over this but having family in the military and in the police gives you and understanding that people that oppose this at any cost cannot and will not ever comprehend...
PHOENIXZERO wrote:On the other hand, I really don't have too much of a problem with Mike shooting/killing the bad guys (better him than KITT) though he shouldn't have seemed so upbeat about it.
PHOENIXZERO wrote:Again with the digs at those who disagree with you as if those of us that are against the hero(es) killing as if we're ignorant fools because you assume none of us have any connection to the military or law enforcement, so we for some reason can't comprehend it, trust me we all do. There's a big difference between reality and fantasy where the writers are in control of what happens and how things play out and real life where one doesn't have that luxury and has to make split second, life or death choices.
Mathyus wrote:kittxthexcat wrote:Blarg, I should specify. I mean the car shown after they show Kitt, the car that goes into a mini fish tail. I'm sure the first car they show is Karr though. And I can't see the license plate, video est small -pout- Gah, is it Wednesday yet!? lol
Now that I have watched it on YouTube, I think that was KARR you were talking about.
BlueChaos wrote:I think if Charles is not really dead, KITT would have known it and would have told Sarah so.
So for me, Charles is dead... and I'm really sad...
LisaRosa wrote:I absolutely loved this episode, even though Graiman had to die. Kitt's comebacks were great and his words to Sarah had me in tears: "Sarah, our father is dead."Until that moment, it never occured to me that Kitt thought of Charles as his father and thinks of Sarah as his sister. His family... oh no, tears again...
If you look close it seems to me that even Kitt's scanner lights were going a little slower, showing his grief as well. I'm glad it was Mike and Kitt that told her. It made the scene that more poignant.
My favorite lines:
Kitt to Mike in the chemical plant: "Subtle" as Mike goes into the bomb room.
After Sarah asked Kitt what he meant by the landing gear being non-operational: "To put it technical terms, It's gone."
One thing I noticed is how Carrie's father emphasised his disillutionment with the government. You could almost see the wheels of thought turning in Zoe's head as she heard this.
It's too bad they had to blow up Hank too. I was really beginning to like him. Did anyone notice the high five he gave Sarah?
I loved the teaser for next week too. So far, the reboot is turning out the way I was hoping.
tamatt27 wrote:I do wonder if KARR is, somehow, responsible for that light and the explosion. It would seem fitting that Charles would die flying the plane to KARR, to try and stop him or something.