Gotta love the magic of the 80s, lol. My dude Michael just painted an entire F-Body in an enclosed trailer packed with expensive computer equipment full of static electricity, filled it with highly flammable vapor, with no respirator on his face, while using a paint gun with no air hose attached. And turned out a flawless black finish. The man is a legend. Lol
It takes a true badass to respray an entire car in one minute with NO Spray booth, NO prep, NO AIR HOSE on the spray gun AND do it in a fine leather jacket!
I looked down the comments to see if anyone had said this 😂 you can even see he's spraying over dirt and mud. The hoff doesn't mess about when it comes to his paint jobs.
I'd say that this is a more thorough explanation of what happened to this highly sophisticated mesh between automobile and supercomputer. My presumption would be that prior to KITT's destruction, KITT's memory banks absorbed knowledge and experience from his interactions with Michael and his own personal experiences. By all mathematical logic (as powered by KITT), it is statistically impossible for a car to drive on two wheels. Yet with Michael at the wheel, he has shown KITT it IS possible. Conversely, KITT assumed that his molecular bonded shell and his design made him indestructible. Goliath, the Urban Armored Assault Vehicle (using a destabilizing agent on the bonded shell), and that acid bath has shown him not to be indestructible. For the longest time, KITT's supercomputers measured his efficiency (or reduction in efficiency over the years), and as such, required routine maintenance from a cybernetic technician (Bonnie or April) to reduce the amount of wear and tear done to KITT over the years. Like with anything machine, newer machines operate better, more powerful, and most efficient when new as opposed to used. KITT's primary function is for the preservation of life, including human life. And especially the life of Michael Knight. Michael Knight - the man whom KITT has spent most, if not all of his time with. Throughout the seasons, fans of the show have seen KITT's capability, humanity, and interaction over the seasons improve because he still absorbs data about his interaction with humans. Now that KITT is like a new machine again (but without his human companion and his primary purpose), he doesn't know how to adjust himself. Especially since the human who interacted with him wasn't in the driver's seat to learn from and be more confident with himself as an autonomous supercomputer. KITT was also second guessing the abilities of his molecular-bonded shell, despite what could be considered Michael's blind faith in its ability to preserve KITT and himself when facing impossible obstacles. Could KITT's molecular bonded shell protect himself and Michael through a wall of reinforced concrete? Absolutely. Well, just so long as it wasn't coated with a chemical meant to destabilize that bonded shell and weaken KITT's indestructibility. KITT knew that wasn't the case. But he wasn't sure if Michael was going to be hurt when they went through the brick wall. Therefore, KITT's primary directive for the preservation of human life overridden KITT's logic (and Michael's confidence in KITT) and KITT saw that it was logical to stop before going through the wall. As time goes on, Michael interacting with KITT could give KITT the confidence he needs to have faith in his molecular bonded shell to blast through impossible obstacles once again. (Notice how KITT wasn't needed to Turbo Boost through the building's walls or over the toxin pit in this episode?) Such attention to details makes ALL the difference between a GOOD show to a GREAT show.
Love the smile on Bonnie's face at 2:00 as you hear the grunt and futuristic purr of K.I.T.T's engine, she's happy with the way he's now tearing up the course how he was designed in the first place. She was so maternal towards K.I.T.T.
Bonnie was his mom and Michael was his dad, if we look at this in terms of traditional parental roles. Mom nurtures and takes care of KITT, while dad challenges and encourages him to do and be at his best.
@@rbrtck I'd tend to disagree with that. I would say Wilton was really K.I.T.T.'s father, Devon took on the role of Godfather to him and Michael was essentially an almost political VIP to K.I.T.T who he was tasked with providing security and then eventually became a close friend over time. Their relationship was more like that of a security guard chauffeur driver to a celebrity,, you couldn't say Michael was being a dad to K.I.T.T seeing that he was far more knowledgeable than Michael and it was actually his job to protect him from harm, not the other way around. As for Bonnie, yes, definitely took on the pseudo maternal role.
And bonnie looks pretty hot in the outfits that she wears in this episode... Including the black pants the long boots and the green top....... Very nice dr Bonnie Bartstow ....hot !
In retrospect we can see how much they personified KITT. They never really thought of him as a machine or a computer. His “recovery” here is much like a human athlete recovering from an injury.
I always thought it weird because in the pilot Devon was quick to point out "It's not paint, it's a finish bonded into the molecular structure of a new substance" that wasn't even metal.....I never had high hopes for them closely following continuity though!
what I always loved is how much Michael wanted to be involved in fixing KITT in the season runs. Jerry-rigging a ramjet, helping Bonnie here, right up to Knight Rider 2000 where he rebuilds him from scratch, and then transplants him into KIFT. He didnt just walk away and leave it to others, and I dunno, as a kid that really stood out to me. Guess thats why I have an old car of my own I'm restoring :)
being age 12 and a computer nerd at the time having the commodore VIC 20 and later the commodore 64 KITT was my dream computer. (and still is) this episode had me in tears during the acid scene and happy as hell when KITT was rebuilt.
In all the episodes of Knight Rider that were made, KITT never got more completely totalled than in this one. As a boy I remember watching it and being heartbroken and even a bit scared. You never thought they would do something like that mid-series, but they did.
Edward ,.... I agree I remember when this episode came out and K.I.T.T was destroyed it shocked me because at the begining of the season 3 when Bonnie returned K.I.T.T had been blown to bits (except the shell/ Frame work ) when Bonnie's mentor sent a rocket into K.I.T.T's tail pipe. then half way through Season 3 they destroyed him again. each time K.I.T.T has been hurt only his frame work is left thanks to the Molecular Bonded Shell.
He got pretty messed up for Season 4 when they came out with Super Pursuit Mode.....With the invulnerability neutralized, I think the physical damage was worse but didn't seem to cause much issue to the AI and was back on the road with no ill effects. The evil Devon proclaiming "KITT is dead! Look at him....he's dead!" had me cracking up though, this time was kinda sad and unsettling.
I think there should be a more thorough explanation of what happened to a highly sophisticated mesh between automobile and supercomputer. My presumption would be that prior to KITT's destruction, KITT's memory banks absorbed knowledge and experience from his interactions with Michael and his own personal experiences. By all mathematical logic (as powered by KITT), it is statistically impossible for a car to drive on two wheels. Yet with Michael at the wheel, he has shown KITT it IS possible. Conversely, KITT assumed that his molecular bonded shell and his design made him indestructible. Goliath, the Urban Armored Assault Vehicle (using a destabilizing agent on the bonded shell), and that acid bath has shown him not to be indestructible. For the longest time, KITT's supercomputers measured his efficiency (or reduction in efficiency over the years), and as such, required routine maintenance from a cybernetic technician (Bonnie or April) to reduce the amount of wear and tear done to KITT over the years. Like with anything machine, newer machines operate better, more powerful, and most efficient when new as opposed to used. KITT's primary function is for the preservation of life, including human life. And especially the life of Michael Knight. Michael Knight - the man whom KITT has spent most, if not all of his time with. Throughout the seasons, fans of the show have seen KITT's capability, humanity, and interaction over the seasons improve because he still absorbs data about his interaction with humans. Now that KITT is like a new machine again (but without his human companion and his primary purpose), he doesn't know how to adjust himself. Especially since the human who interacted with him wasn't in the driver's seat to learn from and be more confident with himself as an autonomous supercomputer. KITT was also second guessing the abilities of his molecular-bonded shell, despite what could be considered Michael's blind faith in its ability to preserve KITT and himself when facing impossible obstacles. Could KITT's molecular bonded shell protect himself and Michael through a wall of reinforced concrete? Absolutely. Well, just so long as it wasn't coated with a chemical meant to destabilize that bonded shell and weaken KITT's indestructibility. KITT knew that wasn't the case. But he wasn't sure if Michael was going to be hurt when they went through the brick wall. Therefore, KITT's primary directive for the preservation of human life overridden KITT's logic (and Michael's confidence in KITT) and KITT saw that it was logical to stop before going through the wall. As time goes on, Michael interacting with KITT could give KITT the confidence he needs to have faith in his molecular bonded shell to blast through impossible obstacles once again. (Notice how KITT wasn't needed to Turbo Boost through the building's walls or over the toxin pit in this episode?) Such attention to details makes ALL the difference between a GOOD show to a GREAT show.
Love how KITT has all the exact same consoles, seats etc. he had before the acid pit. And how he says "Nice to have you back at the controls, Michael.". Then after this episode, they resume the status quo as though the whole acid incident never happened. Though in the next episode "Buy Out", we see KITT's newfound self-consciousness as he starts questioning his worth. This may be as a result of the events of this episode.
The writers wanted to have as a throughline to this season kitt having PTSD like flashbacks and bits of hesitation expressly to show that trauma isn't one and done and that it takes time to heal. The network shot the idea down.
This is still the hardest episode to watch for me. I felt so devastated when K.I.T.T was dumped into that acid. Seeing him literally destroyed like that is still painful to this day. But I love this scene when he finally comes back and of course when he gets revenge on the JD by putting it into the acid.
It’s sad teenagers today are so jaded they look at some thing like this and Scoff because let’s face it compared to the fast and the furious it is like a cartoon but man when I was a young teen in the 80s this was so much fun let’s face it we all wanted a kitt of our own. Over 30 years later and K I TT is a level of AI that still yet to be achieved
I too grew up with this show as a kid in the 80's (I have it all on DVD now)...I'm getting a Tesla Model 3 in a month (just waiting on the car to be delivered), and with the exception of turbo boost jumps, the (nearly) indestructible shell, and the snarky computer, it can do most of what KITT could, including self driving. The special effects were actually pretty good by 80's TV standards. No, it's not even remotely believable, but it wasn't supposed to be, it was supposed to just be fun, and it was.
So you mean if I have car trouble, I can repair it with tubes of blinking Christmas tree lights? Hmm! Never knew that before. But sounds good! I must add this to my tool box!
the look on Michael's face as Kitt Turbo Boots looks like he is trying to lift up Kitt's front wheels by himself by pulling back on the steering wheel.
Or the turbo boost is hooked up to Michael's rectum to create the combustion with incredibly powerful flatulence. Probably why there's an auto vac function when a grenade is thrown inside kitt in knight of the chameleon or when they set off the miniature explosive in knightlines.
KITT is always so clean. I picture KITT in a parking lot with robotic arms tipped with brushes and squeegees cleaning the dust and dirt while Michael sleeps.
Michael Knight is the quickest most efficient car painter...🤔 love when Michael shoves head into backseat and holds tight onto the wheel b4 turbo boost!!
Fun fact: They put the old dash in the "Hero Car" used for stunt shots, that's why in some scenes if you look close enough, you'll see the old dash on KITT :)
Yeah, when you see KITT in Auto Cruise, if you look closely, sometimes you see the dual TV monitors with the old dash in the hero car that was used for the stunts
This show taught me so much about life. Sounds dumb but totally true. It also taught me what decade I wanted to be stuck in for the rest of my adult life lol hahahaha. #80'S
But it was very sad when Michael couldn’t help him & yes of course K. I. T. T. was feeling hurt. It definitely was a very happy ending where the guy received pay back time.
Sandra Dan micheal really has a problom blaming himself it's like how Roger Valisco did in Power Rangers. See Micheal needs to understand better at team work sbd partnership Micheal needs to lean saving a sbd watching a partners back is the main job at trust Micheal lost what's his name in the plot for not stopping Tayna's men firm killing him and for not saving KITT on a few things KITT tokd Micheal there battle with juggument round one he would have stopped Howard..
Sandra Dan allbim all I'm saying is superhero's all ways talk about teamwork and stuff KITT never once trained Micheal to be a better partner and you know
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KITT: Michael! That's 14 inches of reinforced concrete!
Michael: And now the final touch. Bonnie: Not in here, Michael. We gotta take him to the paint booth and tape off all the.... PSHHHHHH PSHHHH Bonnie: There's black overspray on all my equipment now! KITT: There's drips, runs, and orange peel all over ME now!
0:22 - I can't believe after all these years, I just noticed...KITT has the Season 1-2 dashboard here. He's supposed to have the upgraded Season 3 dashboard. Can't believe I mised that mistake.
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Gotta love the magic of the 80s, lol. My dude Michael just painted an entire F-Body in an enclosed trailer packed with expensive computer equipment full of static electricity, filled it with highly flammable vapor, with no respirator on his face, while using a paint gun with no air hose attached. And turned out a flawless black finish. The man is a legend. Lol
lol
Just painted and no clear coat or the molecular shell afterward
@@justina249 shell was already on. The acid took the color off. Once the paint is on it bonds with the shell
You seem to forget that it was done during a musical montage, meaning they could get 10x the things done.
this comment ko'ed me to the floor
It takes a true badass to respray an entire car in one minute with NO Spray booth, NO prep, NO AIR HOSE on the spray gun AND do it in a fine leather jacket!
I looked down the comments to see if anyone had said this 😂 you can even see he's spraying over dirt and mud. The hoff doesn't mess about when it comes to his paint jobs.
@@tjfSIM Of course. That's why HE is The Hoff and we are mere mortals lol
That’s not normal paint; it is molecular bonded paint. Only sticks to KITT’s body.
No doubt, he should have added some molecular bonding to his jacket.
I’m gonna be real. Seeing K.I.T.T brought back was really awesome. He’s not just a car and a computer, he’s like a person and a friend.
Word up friend 👍😎
Mr.Feeny
Like a wise headteacher or something
his "system malfunction" at 3:23 DEFINITELY was human-like.
George Feeny, Mark Craig, and Knight Industries Two Thousand...I guess William Daniels was a go-to for "capable smartass" characters.
One of my favourite episodes. It shows just how human KITT has become and how much he and Michael trust each other.
Kitt had his first fear back in field work Michael had his fear in the plot.
I'd say that this is a more thorough explanation of what happened to this highly sophisticated mesh between automobile and supercomputer.
My presumption would be that prior to KITT's destruction, KITT's memory banks absorbed knowledge and experience from his interactions with Michael and his own personal experiences.
By all mathematical logic (as powered by KITT), it is statistically impossible for a car to drive on two wheels. Yet with Michael at the wheel, he has shown KITT it IS possible.
Conversely, KITT assumed that his molecular bonded shell and his design made him indestructible. Goliath, the Urban Armored Assault Vehicle (using a destabilizing agent on the bonded shell), and that acid bath has shown him not to be indestructible.
For the longest time, KITT's supercomputers measured his efficiency (or reduction in efficiency over the years), and as such, required routine maintenance from a cybernetic technician (Bonnie or April) to reduce the amount of wear and tear done to KITT over the years.
Like with anything machine, newer machines operate better, more powerful, and most efficient when new as opposed to used.
KITT's primary function is for the preservation of life, including human life. And especially the life of Michael Knight. Michael Knight - the man whom KITT has spent most, if not all of his time with. Throughout the seasons, fans of the show have seen KITT's capability, humanity, and interaction over the seasons improve because he still absorbs data about his interaction with humans.
Now that KITT is like a new machine again (but without his human companion and his primary purpose), he doesn't know how to adjust himself. Especially since the human who interacted with him wasn't in the driver's seat to learn from and be more confident with himself as an autonomous supercomputer.
KITT was also second guessing the abilities of his molecular-bonded shell, despite what could be considered Michael's blind faith in its ability to preserve KITT and himself when facing impossible obstacles.
Could KITT's molecular bonded shell protect himself and Michael through a wall of reinforced concrete? Absolutely. Well, just so long as it wasn't coated with a chemical meant to destabilize that bonded shell and weaken KITT's indestructibility. KITT knew that wasn't the case.
But he wasn't sure if Michael was going to be hurt when they went through the brick wall. Therefore, KITT's primary directive for the preservation of human life overridden KITT's logic (and Michael's confidence in KITT) and KITT saw that it was logical to stop before going through the wall.
As time goes on, Michael interacting with KITT could give KITT the confidence he needs to have faith in his molecular bonded shell to blast through impossible obstacles once again. (Notice how KITT wasn't needed to Turbo Boost through the building's walls or over the toxin pit in this episode?)
Such attention to details makes ALL the difference between a GOOD show to a GREAT show.
@@delanorrosey4730 Excellent observations, and exactly what made Knight Rider a great show for the time.
@@audreyseddon9749 Thanks!
Love the smile on Bonnie's face at 2:00 as you hear the grunt and futuristic purr of K.I.T.T's engine, she's happy with the way he's now tearing up the course how he was designed in the first place.
She was so maternal towards K.I.T.T.
And Michael refused to cut corners or accept shortcuts.
Bonnie was his mom and Michael was his dad, if we look at this in terms of traditional parental roles. Mom nurtures and takes care of KITT, while dad challenges and encourages him to do and be at his best.
@@rbrtck I'd tend to disagree with that.
I would say Wilton was really K.I.T.T.'s father, Devon took on the role of Godfather to him and Michael was essentially an almost political VIP to K.I.T.T who he was tasked with providing security and then eventually became a close friend over time.
Their relationship was more like that of a security guard chauffeur driver to a celebrity,, you couldn't say Michael was being a dad to K.I.T.T seeing that he was far more knowledgeable than Michael and it was actually his job to protect him from harm, not the other way around.
As for Bonnie, yes, definitely took on the pseudo maternal role.
And bonnie looks pretty hot in the outfits that she wears in this episode... Including the black pants the long boots and the green top....... Very nice dr Bonnie Bartstow ....hot !
There's no greater sign of approval than when engineers turn towards each other and nod.
HAHAHA :D
To date, that was the most beautiful car Pontiac Ever made man.
Solstice was possibly prettier shell/shillouette but there something about kitt, and just sleek elegant stealth practical all in one
@@isabellaereshki The Saturn Sky looks better IMO
Even though there’s their late-70’s Trans-Am.
I don’t know, I like the looks of the ‘77-‘78 Trans Ams/Firebirds.
It looks like a torpedo in car-format.
I liked how Michael believed in KITT even when he doubted himself.
In retrospect we can see how much they personified KITT. They never really thought of him as a machine or a computer. His “recovery” here is much like a human athlete recovering from an injury.
They should bring this show back on Friday nights
I strongly agree
Well, they did have it broadcasting on over the air years ago, but it's been since pulled of the air.
Go buy the dvds I did the whole series
Recently in australia it's been airing at 5:00 PM on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
But NOT as a crappy Mustang! KITT will ALWAYS be a Trans Am to me!
I love how he repaints KITT with a spray can. 🤣 90+ mph on an autocross course, too - ha! Got to love '80s shows; I grew up on this stuff.
Bonnie was nice enough to teach Micheal how to fix Kitt suppose if they had a season 6?
I always thought it weird because in the pilot Devon was quick to point out "It's not paint, it's a finish bonded into the molecular structure of a new substance" that wasn't even metal.....I never had high hopes for them closely following continuity though!
what I always loved is how much Michael wanted to be involved in fixing KITT in the season runs. Jerry-rigging a ramjet, helping Bonnie here, right up to Knight Rider 2000 where he rebuilds him from scratch, and then transplants him into KIFT. He didnt just walk away and leave it to others, and I dunno, as a kid that really stood out to me. Guess thats why I have an old car of my own I'm restoring :)
It's funny thinking back to the first episode and just how much Michael hated "IT" not a "HE".
@@RMJ1984 That contrast was also used as a storyidea in the episode Knightmares.
The music during the repair scene sounds like an alternate version of Axel F
I read somewhere that Stu Philips was inspired by the music of the Beverly Hills Cop movie (Axel F); hence the similarities. :)
I was wondering about that
The KR theme itself was inspired by Harry Thuman's song "Sphinx".
@@belabahn Stu Phillips had left the series by this point. The music for this episode was composed by Don Peake.
@@tompinkerton8099 Yes, you are right. I remembered the name incorrectly. :)
being age 12 and a computer nerd at the time having the commodore VIC 20 and later the commodore 64 KITT was my dream computer. (and still is) this episode had me in tears during the acid scene and happy as hell when KITT was rebuilt.
I'm so glad Bonnie came back she is the queen of cybernetic technicians
In all the episodes of Knight Rider that were made, KITT never got more completely totalled than in this one. As a boy I remember watching it and being heartbroken and even a bit scared. You never thought they would do something like that mid-series, but they did.
Edward ,.... I agree I remember when this episode came out and K.I.T.T was destroyed it shocked me because at the begining of the season 3 when Bonnie returned K.I.T.T had been blown to bits (except the shell/ Frame work ) when Bonnie's mentor sent a rocket into K.I.T.T's tail pipe. then half way through Season 3 they destroyed him again. each time K.I.T.T has been hurt only his frame work is left thanks to the Molecular Bonded Shell.
And in a regular one hour episode too...
This should’ve been a 2 hour episode or movie?
He got pretty messed up for Season 4 when they came out with Super Pursuit Mode.....With the invulnerability neutralized, I think the physical damage was worse but didn't seem to cause much issue to the AI and was back on the road with no ill effects. The evil Devon proclaiming "KITT is dead! Look at him....he's dead!" had me cracking up though, this time was kinda sad and unsettling.
I think there should be a more thorough explanation of what happened to a highly sophisticated mesh between automobile and supercomputer.
My presumption would be that prior to KITT's destruction, KITT's memory banks absorbed knowledge and experience from his interactions with Michael and his own personal experiences.
By all mathematical logic (as powered by KITT), it is statistically impossible for a car to drive on two wheels. Yet with Michael at the wheel, he has shown KITT it IS possible.
Conversely, KITT assumed that his molecular bonded shell and his design made him indestructible. Goliath, the Urban Armored Assault Vehicle (using a destabilizing agent on the bonded shell), and that acid bath has shown him not to be indestructible.
For the longest time, KITT's supercomputers measured his efficiency (or reduction in efficiency over the years), and as such, required routine maintenance from a cybernetic technician (Bonnie or April) to reduce the amount of wear and tear done to KITT over the years.
Like with anything machine, newer machines operate better, more powerful, and most efficient when new as opposed to used.
KITT's primary function is for the preservation of life, including human life. And especially the life of Michael Knight. Michael Knight - the man whom KITT has spent most, if not all of his time with. Throughout the seasons, fans of the show have seen KITT's capability, humanity, and interaction over the seasons improve because he still absorbs data about his interaction with humans.
Now that KITT is like a new machine again (but without his human companion and his primary purpose), he doesn't know how to adjust himself. Especially since the human who interacted with him wasn't in the driver's seat to learn from and be more confident with himself as an autonomous supercomputer.
KITT was also second guessing the abilities of his molecular-bonded shell, despite what could be considered Michael's blind faith in its ability to preserve KITT and himself when facing impossible obstacles.
Could KITT's molecular bonded shell protect himself and Michael through a wall of reinforced concrete? Absolutely. Well, just so long as it wasn't coated with a chemical meant to destabilize that bonded shell and weaken KITT's indestructibility. KITT knew that wasn't the case.
But he wasn't sure if Michael was going to be hurt when they went through the brick wall. Therefore, KITT's primary directive for the preservation of human life overridden KITT's logic (and Michael's confidence in KITT) and KITT saw that it was logical to stop before going through the wall.
As time goes on, Michael interacting with KITT could give KITT the confidence he needs to have faith in his molecular bonded shell to blast through impossible obstacles once again. (Notice how KITT wasn't needed to Turbo Boost through the building's walls or over the toxin pit in this episode?)
Such attention to details makes ALL the difference between a GOOD show to a GREAT show.
I know wright and in a regular one hour episode?
The stunt driving on this show was excellent.
Love how KITT has all the exact same consoles, seats etc. he had before the acid pit. And how he says "Nice to have you back at the controls, Michael.". Then after this episode, they resume the status quo as though the whole acid incident never happened. Though in the next episode "Buy Out", we see KITT's newfound self-consciousness as he starts questioning his worth. This may be as a result of the events of this episode.
The writers wanted to have as a throughline to this season kitt having PTSD like flashbacks and bits of hesitation expressly to show that trauma isn't one and done and that it takes time to heal.
The network shot the idea down.
Knight Rider is Awesome and Timeless!!!!👍👍😀😀
Its 2021 and I still love this show
beverly hills cop axel f music during kitt’s re-build. 👍
KITT is still a Legend
Love Knight Rider ❤ Greatest show of all time!!
I love how the scientists were shaking their heads and were ready to give up on KITT but Michael and Bonnie refused to.
Gotta love that KITT rebuild music. 80s aye!
Can someone tell me what was that little white box flashing wit amber lights...
Art of Noise Paranoma.
Mark Salo and what does it do?
@@JustinMacri007 Do do do aue paranomia!
Mark Salo oh
This was my favourite episode in the series: K.I.T.T. Reborn!
This is still the hardest episode to watch for me. I felt so devastated when K.I.T.T was dumped into that acid. Seeing him literally destroyed like that is still painful to this day. But I love this scene when he finally comes back and of course when he gets revenge on the JD by putting it into the acid.
@@dininliketony917 Me too!
@@cargo71 👍
Michael and KITT are my heroes ❤️
Kitt is back better than ever
Friedrich Nietzsche: "That which does not kill us makes us stronger."
Loved the ending on that scene. KITT and Micheal ride off to battle but you're not sure KITT is 100%.
Best Show Ever!!♥️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
It’s sad teenagers today are so jaded they look at some thing like this and Scoff because let’s face it compared to the fast and the furious it is like a cartoon but man when I was a young teen in the 80s this was so much fun let’s face it we all wanted a kitt of our own. Over 30 years later and K I TT is a level of AI that still yet to be achieved
Not all, I'm a teen and in my opinion Knight Rider is the words greatest show! I love it with all my heart
I'm only 17, and I think this show is awesome, its 1000x better then any of the F&F films are.
Im 16 and im making my own from a 83 firebird
I too grew up with this show as a kid in the 80's (I have it all on DVD now)...I'm getting a Tesla Model 3 in a month (just waiting on the car to be delivered), and with the exception of turbo boost jumps, the (nearly) indestructible shell, and the snarky computer, it can do most of what KITT could, including self driving. The special effects were actually pretty good by 80's TV standards. No, it's not even remotely believable, but it wasn't supposed to be, it was supposed to just be fun, and it was.
...and here we go all special snowflakes teen complaining with the "I'm only blabla and I yadayada" stuff...
It's 2020 and i still love Knight Rider!
I do too I’m still watching Knight Rider scenes on UA-cam like this one The Junk Yard Dog but they messed up in this scene by showing the old dash...
Yes yes
Everyone does
@@Thomas-ss5jz watch in nbc
@@Sid_20 I have the Knight Rider series on dvd plusI can watch it on UA-cam which is a lot easier...
Whenever I watch this KITT 's confidence is shaken up real bad
My childhood favourite .... Serial...90s
0:47 = The look you give when Tech Support are fixing your hard drive and you haven't made a backup
Show those stuff shirts Michael! KITT is the best car ever built!
Kitts mama bear and his bestie patching him up lol
KITT: Nice to have you back to the controls, Michael!
KITT: michael, about time you put your hands on meuhhhhh......😧🤦♂️
So you mean if I have car trouble, I can repair it with tubes of blinking Christmas tree lights? Hmm! Never knew that before. But sounds good! I must add this to my tool box!
The Knight is back in shining Armour 🙏🏽🙂🙂
the look on Michael's face as Kitt Turbo Boots looks like he is trying to lift up Kitt's front wheels by himself by pulling back on the steering wheel.
@E31 Autobahn LOL
lol
Or the turbo boost is hooked up to Michael's rectum to create the combustion with incredibly powerful flatulence. Probably why there's an auto vac function when a grenade is thrown inside kitt in knight of the chameleon or when they set off the miniature explosive in knightlines.
I also like The Times when Michael and kit driving on 2 wheels.😊
At 2:44 there is a shadow of a camera hoist
Doing 100mph through the cones. I don’t think so. But then again it’s K.I.T.T!
I have an awesome dad for showing me this show... I have the DVD set...
Love the almost Beverley hills cop them while fixing kitt 😂
Love that old Nikon camera
Awesome can't wait for the movie.....
Nothing like a good old 80’s style training montage. 😂😂
I'm from sri lanka
And I'm big fan of night rider😁
Love KITT, i always love him!!!!
KITT is always so clean. I picture KITT in a parking lot with robotic arms tipped with brushes and squeegees cleaning the dust and dirt while Michael sleeps.
applying the shell best part
"Michael, why didn't you finish?" That's what she said.
😂😂😂 Michael Scott
😂😂😂😂
😄 Nice disco show with those lights at the beginning. For sure they have very deep meaning :)
Kitt will never die he is Amazing Car
Michael Knight is the quickest most efficient car painter...🤔 love when Michael shoves head into backseat and holds tight onto the wheel b4 turbo boost!!
It's 2021 and I just got into knight rider. Such a treat I been missing all my life
Least this explains how Micheal knew what to transfer over in K.R.2000 to his 57 chevy
Michael: We're ready - wish me luck!
KITT: If we were ready, luck wouldn't come into it.
Simplesmente maravilhoso!!!!
I can't believe I thought this was the coolest as a kid.
Got to love the classic knight rider and also if you pause at number 2:44 you can see the shadow of the camera mount
In the pilot episode, Michael admires the paint job on KITT - "Not a ripple!" - only to be told that it wasn't paint.
Man I love that music @ 0:22. Rewinded a few times, just to hear it.
It's 2021!!! My Fav..❤️❤️❤️ Thanks For Uploading...😘😘😘
KITT: Michael, at that stage of my recovery--
KITT is ofically back
"Junkyard dog" definitely top 10 best episides
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Anyone notice KITT's old dash at 0:21? Then his new dash is back at 1:46.
Fun fact: They put the old dash in the "Hero Car" used for stunt shots, that's why in some scenes if you look close enough, you'll see the old dash on KITT :)
Yeah, when you see KITT in Auto Cruise, if you look closely, sometimes you see the dual TV monitors with the old dash in the hero car that was used for the stunts
KITT: I do trust you, but... I'm sorry, Michael.
0:31, hey the Foundation must have stolen that device from the alien mothership before it was destroyed in "V The Final Battle"
Great. Just great I wish my friends would think the same.
2021 knight rider :-D
Nothing like passing that final test,
I really love this episode...All the actors and two actresses were superb! Is that beautiful blonde girl the same girl that played Roxanne in Automan?
This show taught me so much about life. Sounds dumb but totally true. It also taught me what decade I wanted to be stuck in for the rest of my adult life lol hahahaha.
#80'S
Someone let the Stig drive KITT in super-pursuit mode around the track!
1:21 what the hell did he just spray the body without masking anything lol! :)
2:36 they clipped the cone and spliced in another shot.... lol
My dream car knight rider kitt and michael knight the david hasselhoff
KITT's turbine roar at 2:35 :D
The sampled down Beverly Hills Cop theme. 👍👍
Which was all too clearly and directly derived from Yazoo's "Situation".
That music. 😂 Worst Axel F rip off ever
0:45 Mothership self-destroying device on V, the series!!
V: The Final Battle :)
Was expecting Foley and Taggart to kick the door in, looking for Victor Maitland.
But it was very sad when Michael couldn’t help him & yes of course K. I. T. T. was feeling hurt. It definitely was a very happy ending where the guy received pay back time.
Is it just me or Micheal blames himself same way he did not watch his old partner's back in 1982?
Justin Macri : No it isn’t just you. Michael definitely blamed himself. He felt really bad.
Sandra Dan micheal really has a problom blaming himself it's like how Roger Valisco did in Power Rangers. See Micheal needs to understand better at team work sbd partnership Micheal needs to lean saving a sbd watching a partners back is the main job at trust Micheal lost what's his name in the plot for not stopping Tayna's men firm killing him and for not saving KITT on a few things KITT tokd Micheal there battle with juggument round one he would have stopped Howard..
Justin Macri : I know right! That episode made me cry: in how they destroyed K.I. T. T. is always watching his back.
Sandra Dan allbim all I'm saying is superhero's all ways talk about teamwork and stuff KITT never once trained Micheal to be a better partner and you know
KITT: Michael! That's 14 inches of reinforced concrete!
And this was the days before drifting if they knew how to do it can you imagine the ratings would’ve skyrocketed
DR. BONNIE BARSTOW..... yum! in anything, long boots too.!
Haha that prop on 0.45 was used in V The Final Battle as the mothership's detonator console! Both WB shows.
Absolutely couldn’t stand to even look at that goof hasselhoff
Michael: And now the final touch.
Bonnie: Not in here, Michael. We gotta take him to the paint booth and tape off all the....
PSHHHHHH PSHHHH
Bonnie: There's black overspray on all my equipment now!
KITT: There's drips, runs, and orange peel all over ME now!
Electronic equipment they used here on kitt is the same as they have on the 80s series V (on visitorspaceship) :D
2:53 RICK FLAIR WOOOOO!
gotta love the 80s take on future tech hahaha
I didn't know they had USB cables back then 0:46
OMG that prop was used in V: The Final Battle! It was the control device for the doomsday weapon.
0:30 I saw that device in another show. Maybe V?
0:22 - I can't believe after all these years, I just noticed...KITT has the Season 1-2 dashboard here. He's supposed to have the upgraded Season 3 dashboard. Can't believe I mised that mistake.
I noticed that too, it was interesting.
Micheal knows Kitts capabilities and no one can tell him nothing!