
Oh, and stop complaining about FORD. If you're going to pick on brands, try picking on the only cell phone model that EVERYONE uses on the show.

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Nope, not at all...KnightINSTINCT wrote:WIBoomer1 wrote:About referencing Mike's Mom's death...
Just because they referenced the death DOES NOT mean that ALL the pilot elements are in play here. It could be said that Mike was just remembering her death to relate to the Kid's Dad....nothing more.
And I'm all for keeping the regular plate standard California "KNIGHT"...it's cool that KI3T can change plates, but for the most part, KNIGHT is what it should be.
Seriously? Gosh, okay WIBoomer1. Doesn't nitpicking over tiny things give you a headache?
yeah the Eleanor/Bullit 67 GT500 was radicallunchmeat wrote:Lynda414 wrote:I, too, had that little jump - I knew it wouldn't happen, but there was still that tiny chance. I did like the Mustang, though (although the interior was questionable; KI3T's orb sticks out like a sore....snow globe, really...) and I thought it was a logical treatment for an "oldschool" disguise.The classic Mustang was cool. For a split-second, I did think that K.I.T.T. was going to transform into the Knight 2000 and was disappointed when he turned into another Mustang instead. On the positive side, I loved that old school 180-degree turn K.I.T.T. did off the tow truck.
KI3T's 180 was awesome, yeah. Oh yeah. Loved the look of surprise on the tow-truck driver's face, as well.
Now you're just nitpicking. He can see, because he can see.Knight-Armen wrote: Still can't figure out how Mike is able to watch the damn road with all of those video conversations and data sheets presented on the windshield?
Try it yourselves and notice how annoying and distracting it is to drive when something is reflected on your window. All you have to do is to place a "calling card" or a piece of paper on your dashboard so that you can see the reflection on the windshield, now try to drive and see if that annoys you or not...
Loads of people have been driving like that since before TOS was even a thought. I learned it from my brother who learned it from my dad, who probably learned it from his brother. I doubt KR will make that much of a difference (it could though, don't get me wrong...just doesn't seem likely to me.) Though it bothers me he doesn't have a seat belt, don't care about the passive restraint, so I see your point. It took me FOREVER to get my dad and my brother to wear seatbelts (to the point I'd just start screaming/crying till my brother put his on XD) and now neither of them go without them.Knight-Armen wrote: Also, Mike drives with only one hand on the steering wheel and kinda leans to the right a bit. What type of example does that set for young drivers? Please note, I'm not comparing this to TOS but merely just analyzing his driving habits.
Michael is such an "old" name in comparison. Imagine how many people are called Arthur, Edna or Mavis these days? All of the newer names are more modern, or traditional names more modernised. Hence you have names like Chris, Jon and Andy instead of "Christopher", "Jonathon" and "Andrew". It fits with the modern theme, the next generation and helps distinguish between MK and Mike.Master_Knight wrote:What do you guys think about Mike being called 'Mike'?
You must've been livid when KI3T had missiles.Lost Knight wrote: Since you didn't get it from my first post, the logic in using a laser over a gun is BECAUSE K.I.T.T. ISN'T SUPPOSED TO HAVE OFFENSIVE WEAPONS. He doesn't kill anyone with the guns, so does he really need them?
When KI3T was lowering from the towtruck. I would have loved for the start of the titles theme tune to begin here.KFCreator wrote:Did anyone notice the ever-so-subtle musical score about midway through the episode that happened when KI3T was driving that immediately sounded like a nod to the classic series' score?
You know what? I was really hoping for a jailbreak scene in this ep, something reminiscent of TOS.bige wrote:In the TOS how many times was the Knight 2000 in the impound lot? It was whenever Michael Knight Sr. got arested
Again, like others, I wanted a T/A.Dukeboy320 wrote:i love how kitts createing charter and LOVED the old mustang but was VERY disapointed when the said "lets go old school" i was hopeing for a Trans-Am
More and more modern cars are now starting to show a head-up display of the speedometer, as well as a few other things. It's designed so your eyes travel less between road and speedo, so you can concentrate more on the road. I'd imagine by now, Mike would have adapted to using the HUD.Knight-Armen wrote:There's a reason why the dashboard is of a certain material and colour so it won't reflect on your windshield. But hey, perhaps it doesn't bother you but the fact remains you shouldn't have anything reflected on your windshield that might get your focus off the road! A safety precaution not only to save your life but others too.
Yeah I noticed he does it a lot too. Maybe his driving is a reflection of modern youth practices rather than a trendsetter? Using one hand certainly reduces control but if you have a computer to correct and override you if you put yourself or others at risk, does it matter? I drive one-handed at low speeds but as soon as I'm either on tricky roads/conditions or at higher speeds, I automatically use two hands.Knight-Armen wrote:Also, Mike drives with only one hand on the steering wheel and kinda leans to the right a bit.
Heh, obviously you haven't seen me losing in a game.Knight-Armen wrote:In a videogame you won't even care if you'd collide head on with a semi.
But it's a moot point. They're not going to sacrifice cinematography for realistic or safe driving habits. I'm pretty sure no driver bases their driving habits on those of a guy in a TV show. I sure as hell hope people who do that aren't given a license; ever. If Mike driving with one arm (something that's an actual habit that people have been doing forever) writes better on camera, they're going to go with it. Same with the HUD. They're selling a super-smart, state-of-the-art, highly impressive car. The HUD presentation is, by default, more impressive. It's a throwback to fighter jets. And futuristic equipment from cartoons. Robots. Super suits. Iron Man. It's an overall better option.Knight-Armen wrote:There's a reason why the dashboard is of a certain material and colour so it won't reflect on your windshield.
But hey, perhaps it doesn't bother you but the fact remains you shouldn't have anything reflected on your windshield that might get your focus off the road! A safety precaution not only to save your life but others too.
Also, Mike drives with only one hand on the steering wheel and kinda leans to the right a bit. What type of example does that set for young drivers? Please note, I'm not comparing this to TOS but merely just analyzing his driving habits.
try using the snippet tool, then save as a jpeg...Drifty wrote:FYI guys, this episode was the second one where the "Knight" plate appeared. I first saw it in "Knight of the Living Dead". I'd screen cap it, but I don't know how on Windows Media 11.
bige wrote:The person that Sarah was talking to via the webcam, he dose look familiar, I think he played a character on Team Knight Rider, I for get the episodes.
No, Rivai's father was played by Richard "SHAFT" Roundtree who was in the CIA this is guy was a ex football player and later actor, he was in some 70s films and most recently he was the police captain in the "Starsky and Hutch" movie a few years ago.KnightINSTINCT wrote:bige wrote:The person that Sarah was talking to via the webcam, he dose look familiar, I think he played a character on Team Knight Rider, I for get the episodes.
I believe that is agent Rivai's father.
Kitt and who?FordFilly82 wrote:The interaction btwn KITT & Tracer was better this ep.