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Michael Knight is today's hero! Driving the car of tomorrow! Together, they're the ultimate crimecrashers! - Knight Rider - Season 1
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Title: Knight Rider

Overview: Michael Long, an undercover police officer, is shot while investigating a case and left for dead by his assailants. He is rescued by Wilton Knight, a wealthy, dying millionaire and inventor who arranges life-saving surgery, including a new face and a new identity--that of Michael Knight. Michael is then given a special computerized and indestructible car called the Knight Industries Two Thousand (nicknamed KITT), and a mission: apprehend criminals who are beyond the reach of the law. The series depicts Michael's exploits as he and KITT battle the forces of evil on behalf of the Foundation for Law and Government.

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Average Vote: 7.546 (1285 votes)

Cast

  • Michael Knight: David Hasselhoff
  • Devon Miles: Edward Mulhare
  • K.I.T.T. (voice): William Daniels
  • Bonnie Barstow: Patricia McPherson
  • RC3: Peter Parros
  • Knight Rider - Knight of the Phoenix (Season 1 - Episode 1)

    When a young detective is ambushed in a failed police stakeout, he is believed to have been killed. In reality, he survives and learns that his face has been altered and his identity has been changed to Michael Knight. The man responsible for this is Wilton Knight, a dying billionaire who, convinced that one man can make a difference, has selected Michael for the role as a crime-fighter.

    Knight Rider - Deadly Maneuvers (Season 1 - Episode 2)

    Michael stops to offer a stranded Army Lieutenant a lift, only to learn when they arrive at her base that her father has died under mysterious circumstances. With the events surrounding the death highly suspicious, Michael decides to investigate.

    Knight Rider - Good Day at White Rock (Season 1 - Episode 3)

    Michael and K.I.T.T. head to the quiet backwater town of White Rock for Michael to take a well deserved vacation and do a little rock climbing, but the trip isn't quite the quiet break expected, when they find that the town is being terrorised by a rowdy motorcycle gang preparing to do battle with a rival club of bikers...

    Knight Rider - Slammin' Sammy's Stunt Show Spectacular (Season 1 - Episode 4)

    Michael joins an auto-daredevil show whose owners unwittingly took out a second mortgage from a crook who arranges "accidents" so he can take over the business.

    Knight Rider - Just My Bill (Season 1 - Episode 5)

    Michael becomes the bodyguard for a crusading state senator who has stepped on one too many toes.

    Knight Rider - Not a Drop to Drink (Season 1 - Episode 6)

    Devon sends Michael to stop a range war over water rights.

    Knight Rider - No Big Thing (Season 1 - Episode 7)

    Devon lands in a small-town lockup on a misdemeanor, but his predicament becomes deadly after a fellow prisoner is killed by the cops. Devon's the only one who knew the man was in jail. Town name is Lindhurst Flats.

    Knight Rider - Trust Doesn't Rust (Season 1 - Episode 8)

    Michael is assigned to stop KARR, an evil prototype of KITT programmed to survive at all costs--and now on the loose.

    Knight Rider - Inside Out (Season 1 - Episode 9)

    Michael takes on the guise of an infamous criminal to infiltrate a highly organized crime ring headed by a retired Colonel, who is planning a major heist...

    Knight Rider - The Final Verdict (Season 1 - Episode 10)

    Memorial to: R.A. Cinader--He was the original. A meek accountant can clear a friend of murder if Michael can find him before he's arrested for "creative" bookkeeping.

    Knight Rider - A Plush Ride (Season 1 - Episode 11)

    Michael becomes a student in a driving school for chauffeur-bodyguards to expose an assassin whose targets are a trio of visiting Third World leaders.

    Knight Rider - Forget Me Not (Season 1 - Episode 12)

    Michael's only hope of preventing the assassination of a Latin American president is a girl who knows the plan, but has amnesia.

    Knight Rider - Hearts of Stone (Season 1 - Episode 13)

    Michael infiltrates a ring of gunrunners selling advanced-design rifles in Central America, "Corazon de Piedras".

    Knight Rider - Give Me Liberty... or Give Me Death (Season 1 - Episode 14)

    Someone is sabotaging the cars in an alternative-fuel race, so Michael joins the pack to flush out the saboteur.

    Knight Rider - The Topaz Connection (Season 1 - Episode 15)

    The murder of a men's magazine publisher leads Michael to Las Vegas and an expose the magazine was about to print.

    Knight Rider - A Nice, Indecent Little Town (Season 1 - Episode 16)

    The trail of a counterfeiter leads to a sleepy little village that not only appears to be harboring the criminal he's after but is also under the eye of the CIA.

    Knight Rider - Chariot of Gold (Season 1 - Episode 17)

    Michael investigates the mysterious deaths of members of an exclusive club for geniuses, involved in an archaeological dig.

    Knight Rider - White Bird (Season 1 - Episode 18)

    Michael tries to prevent a lawyer's assistant from being framed for conspiracy, but there's a complication; she was Michael's fiancee before his identity change.

    Knight Rider - Knight Moves (Season 1 - Episode 19)

    Michael tries to catch hijackers who are knocking off shipments carried by independent truckers.

    Knight Rider - Nobody Does It Better (Season 1 - Episode 20)

    Michael contends with interference from an overzealous private eye while he tries to discover who's stealing computer-software secrets.

    Knight Rider - Short Notice (Season 1 - Episode 21)

    After Michael unintentionally kills a cycle-gang member, the only witness insists that he recover her kidnapped child before she will help him.

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