Together with the high-tech automobile KITT (Knight Industries Two Thousand), Michael carries on Wilton's crusade of aiding the powerless. He is given mission objectives by the new director of FLAG, Wilton's longtime friend and confidant, Devon Miles ( Edward Mulhare ).

Get ready for an iconic moment in television history! In this episode of Knight Rider, witness the very first encounter between Michael and KITT, as they team up to take on crime and bring...

In the original Knight Rider series, the character of KITT (Knight Industries Two Thousand) was physically embodied as a modified 1982 Pontiac Trans Am. KITT was designed by customizer Michael Scheffe. [2] The convertible and super-pursuit KITTs …

Michael awakens in a hospital with a concussion and the only thing he remembers is his former identity; police officer Michael Long. He eventually returns to...

The show stars David Hasselhoff as Michael Knight, a sleek and modern crime fighter assisted by KITT, an advanced, artificially intelligent, self-aware, and nearly indestructible car. This was the last series Larson devised at Universal Television before he …

Michael Knight (born Michael Arthur Long, January 9, 1949) is the main character and protagonist of Knight Rider. An operative of The Foundation for Law and Government (F.L.A.G.), he works with the intelligent car K.I.T.T. to fight crime.

Oct 17, 2024 · One of the most iconic lines from the TV show Knight Rider is when Michael Knight, portrayed by David Hasselhoff, calls out to his trusty car companion, Kitt, saying, “Kitt, I need you!” This line perfectly represents the strong …

Michael Knight sustains severe injuries while trying to thwart the escape of dangerous criminals. Now he decides to sing off and KITT goodbye. ... KITT Is Pulling Michael to Get Him Airborne | Knight Rider. Dec 23, 2024 · 251K views. 03:20. The Series Finale | …

Follows the adventures of lone crime-fighter, Michael Knight, who battles the forces of evil with the help of his virtually indestructible and artificially intelligent supercar called KITT. Creator Glen A. Larson

KITT and Knight Rider first appeared on TV screens in 1982 after the show’s creators procured three Pontiacs straight off the production line. Viewers quickly realised KITT was no ordinary talking car; its artificial intelligence was so advanced it could speak and think like a human – and an endearingly well-spoken and slightly camp human ...