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(More customer reviews)One of the more intriguing television shows of the early-1980s, Knight Rider (and K.I.T.T. in particular) captured the imagination of children everywhere while, at the same time, entertaining adults with its effective utilization of a traditional TV action genre. Knight Rider tells the story of an incredible crime fighting team brought together when the terminally-ill billionaire Wilton Knight saves the life of police officer Michael Long after Long gets shot in the face... When the billionaire helps out, providing Long with a new face and a new identity (Michael Knight), the young officer dedicates the remainder of his life to fighting injustice on behalf of the Foundation of Law and Government (FLAG). Singled out by Wilton Knight and aided by the staff of FLAG, Michael is teamed up with an extraordinary vehicle that, if necessary, is capable of fighting bad guys all by itself...
Knight Rider features David Hasselhoff in the role of Michael Knight, an ex-cop turned private crime fighter. But the true star of the show is Michael's car, K.I.T.T. (Knight Industries Two Thousand), a sleek black Pontiac Trans-Am impervious to bullets, fire, or most any type of mayhem. Outfitted with state-of-the-art, top secret Artificial Intelligence, K.I.T.T. is not only capable of self-operation (with his mission to protect all human life), but he's outfitted with smoke bombs, flamethrowers, infrared sensors, and countless other nifty gadgets. Able to verbally communicate with humans, K.I.T.T. maintains a special friendship with Michael, developing his own personality (which at times provides comic relief for the show). Just as criminal outlaws of the early-1980s feared the wrath of The A-Team, the prospect of a visit from Michael and K.I.T.T. certainly caused many sleepless nights for America's criminal element...
The Knight Rider (Season 2) DVD features a number of action-packed episodes including the two part season premiere "Goliath" in which Michael and K.I.T.T. are forced to do battle with Wilton Knight's ex-wife and son who enjoy the aid of a truck sporting many of the same capabilities as K.I.T.T... Other notable episodes from Season 2 include "Blind Spot" in which Michael enlists the aid of a blind woman who is the only witness to a corrupt businessman's illegal practices, and "Speed Demons" in which Michael and K.I.T.T. are on high alert when an anonymous tipster warns that the upcoming Foundation sponsored motorcycle race will play home to a murder...
Below is a list of episodes included on the Knight Rider (Season 2) DVD:
Episode 23 (Goliath: Part 1)
Episode 24 (Goliath: Part 2)
Episode 25 (Brother's Keeper)
Episode 26 (Merchants of Death)
Episode 27 (Blind Spot)
Episode 28 (Return to Cadiz)
Episode 29 (K.I.T.T. the Cat)
Episode 30 (Custom K.I.T.T.)
Episode 31 (Soul Survivor)
Episode 32 (Ring of Fire)
Episode 33 (Knightmares)
Episode 34 (Silent Knight)
Episode 35 (A Knight in Shining Armor)
Episode 36 (Diamonds Aren't a Girl's Best Friend)
Episode 37 (White-Line Warriors)
Episode 38 (Race for Life)
Episode 39 (Speed Demons)
Episode 40 (Goliath Returns: Part 1)
Episode 41 (Goliath Returns: Part 2)
Episode 42 (A Good Knight's Work)
Episode 43 (Mouth of the Snake: Part 1)
Episode 44 (Mouth of the Snake: Part 2)
Episode 45 (Let It Be Me)
Episode 46 (Big Iron)
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Get ready for more explosive, edge-of-your-seat adventure in all 21 Second Season episodes of television's hottest crime show, Knight Rider. Ride shotgun with mysterious crimefighter Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) and the baddest car on four wheels, K.I.T.T., as they chase more elusive criminals in each action-packed episode. Available on DVD for the first time ever, the heart-pounding Second Season of Knight Rider packs in even more thrills and more high-speed chases. It's full-throttle excitement with Michael Knight and K.I.T.T. in the action series that left all others in the dust.
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