Knight Rider

Anyone else other than me and Chicken watch this? Yeah it's kinda cheesy and very far fetched but I think it's fucking awsome!! There's loads in it, anything you can think of, that car has it lol and the women in it... they make me do a sex wee everytime they're on screen lol especially the chinese\japanese\korean girl... she'd get the lot from me lol

Seen the pilot of the new KR, have to say I enjoyed it... Has it started on Virgin??? if so what channel and I'll be watching it too

I get em from a "nigel" site every thurs can stick em on a disk for you though if you want? they're up to EP 13 so far

Things ain't looking too rosy for the new Knight Rider... I knew casting Val Kilmer as the voice of Kitt was a mistake every movie that I know he's been in has been slated (barring Top Gun)

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Ready To Give 'Knight Rider' A Second Chance?

It's back to basics for NBC's "Knight Rider."

In an effort to breathe new life into the show, the network decided
that they needed to get back to what made the original "Knight Rider"
series work: the idea that one man could make a difference. Well, one
man and his car.

That's not new ... but it's still debatable on if NBC is going to even give the show a chance.

Though the show was just picked up for a full 22-episode season in
October, it only took until November for NBC to see that the show
wasn't working out as well as expected. Come December, the show was
reduced to 17 episodes.

Showrunner Gary Scott Thompson told SFX Red Alert
about the changes that have been made to the show. Along with the
elimination of characters played by Yancey Arias, Sydney Tamiia Poitier
and Bruce Davison, the terrorists are gone, too.

"Mike (Justin
Breunig) is told to go back to the idea that one man can make a
difference: that he should go out and help people who need help and not
take on the terrorist of the week," Thompson said. "As a result,
they've kind of gone rogue and will be operating outside of the law. So
the government shuts them down and what they do from there is the shows
new direction."

In case you are still watching the show, it has about five weeks to
pick up the ratings -- or it probably won't return for a second season.

"This is really the network's reboot. They don't like when I say that,
but these are marching orders, coming down," Thompson said.

For now, "Knight Rider" can be seen on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET on NBC.

Taken from http://www.syfyportal.com/news425745.html

MOTHER FUCKERS! I like this one too

Yeah, tis really good series... friggin American TV execs wouldn't know a good Tv series if it came and bit em in the ass... They did the same with Threshold and Odyssey Five.. 2 absolutely class series that was ended after the first season