Knight Rider - Season Two |  | Directors: Alan Myerson, Bernard L. Kowalski, Bernard McEveety, Bob Bralver, Bruce Kessler
Actors: David Hasselhoff, Edward Mulhare, Rebecca Holden, Mary Beth Evans, Woody Brown
Studio: Universal Studios
Category: DVD
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Format: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
Languages: English (Original Language), French (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled)
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number Of Discs: 3
Running Time: 1173 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.4 x 0.9
MPN: MCAD27261D
ISBN: 1417043024
UPC: 025192726125
EAN: 9781417043026
Theatrical Release Date: September 26, 1982
Release Date: April 12, 2005
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No one in the 1980s had his finger on the pulse of gizmo-crazy adolescent boys like producer Glen Larson, creator of Battlestar Galactica and Manimal. But the peak of Larson's particular genius has to be Knight Rider, the love story of an absurdly handsome man and his absurdly indestructible car. Former detective Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff, later to achieve worldwide media dominance with Baywatch) zooms across the U.S. in K.I.T.T., a supercharged talking Trans Am with an impenetrable shell and the catty voice of William Daniels (St. Elsewhere). From the Las Vegas desert to the Louisiana bayou, Michael and K.I.T.T. solve crimes and help the downtrodden with the aid of a multi-million-dollar corporation run by dapper Devon Myles (Edward Mulhare) and mechanic/secretary/nanny April Curtis (Rebecca Holden, who took over from Patricia McPherson for the second season only). The first season was goofy camp from the start, but the second turned even more giddily ridiculous: K.I.T.T. developed supersensors, telekinesis, and the ability to drive on water; plots included amnesia, super attack helicopters, a desperately needed transplant for a sick girl, and a supremely cheesy evil-twin storyline featuring Garthe Knight, son of the multimillionaire who gave Michael his identity-changing facial surgery, played by Hasselhoff with a mustache, soul patch, and even more luxuriant hair. In one episode, Michael goes "undercover" as the lead singer of a rock band, allowing Hasselhoff to flaunt his beloved-in-Germany vocal stylings. Of special note is an episode featuring Geena Davis (future Oscar-winner for The Accidental Tourist) as the daughter of a cat burglar, perhaps the only episode with a love interest as cartoonishly good-looking as Hasselhoff himself. This is definitive trash television, the kind of empty calories that, for some viewers, are irresistibly tasty. For Knight Rider fans, Season Two is a feast. --Bret Fetzer Knight Rider--Season Two Trivia
• Although David Hasselhoff plays both Michael and Garthe Knight in one of the episodes in this season, he is only credited on-screen for playing Michael.
• For this season, Rebecca Holden plays April Curtis, KITT's new technician. She was brought in after Patricia McPherson (Bonnie) pushed the show's writers and producers to give her character more to do, possibly including a romance with Michael. Although April was not unpopular, many fans missed Bonnie and wrote in to ask for the character to return, which she eventually did at the start of the third season.
• The writers were torn between two songs to use for Garthe Knight's theme - "Sympathy for the Devil" and "Gimme Shelter," both by the Rolling Stones. The episode uses "Gimme Shelter".
• When avoiding pursuers, K.I.T.T. rotates its license plate, James Bond style, from KNIGHT to KNI 667.
• The producers toyed with the idea of making K.I.T.T.'s water-driving ability a reoccurring function, but it was dropped due to it proving to costly.
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Kitt and Michael Knight March 23, 2009
C. Morgan
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My dad always jokes and says the car is smarter than the man, but Knight Rider has always been a family favorite. The show is clean and interesting. Of course, you always have Michael Knight in his tall pants and wearing some jacket even when it is hot. Must have been in style. Good show. Great for a new generation.
So far so Good January 25, 2009
Siu K. Ho (Aus)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've just bought all seasons and so far I'm into Season 2.
This is a fascinating show because I am looking at my past. When I was a small boy I didn't know how to interprete storylines well let alone American ones. Now I can easily understand and learn the whole story thanks in part due to the subtitles as well. It was also interesting to note that in some episodes there was only one (1) option of language = English and then some had no other language subtitles support. hahaha.. i thought that was funny. The development team didn't bother to hire translators I guess at those times.
I enjoy watching Knight Rider for the stories and for the action too, and there is so far enough action to keep me happy. I was a bit dissappointed though about 'Ring Of Fire' because the story was slow and it was a low budget episode because most of the action was in the bush!. It was perhaps the only time I remember getting up to deliberately stop the DVD player, as I had to do something else. But no worries I shall see that episode again!.
 classic August 24, 2008
bronwyn goulding
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Knight rider was great for its time, the graphics cleaned up well but i just love kitt
 Even better then you remember April 25, 2008
Natalie Would (ohio)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm totally hooked on these DVD's. They're so entertaining and D.Hasselhoff is so underapprecieated as an actor it's rediculous. He carries this show on his charismatic broad shoulders and you can tell he loves this character in every scene. There are also SO MANY episodes per season it's mind blowing. Season One had 22 hour long episodes whereas today's dramas only put out 9-13 tops and not nearly as fun to watch.
I give this show a resounding 2 thumbs up.
C'mon man, WORK!!! April 21, 2008
Junk Dude (Chicago)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I love the show. Always have. I own every season. It is great to own a piece of my childhood again. The problem? Every season has at least one "problem disc" that has trouble playing (if it plays at all) in whatever DVD Player I put it in, even my computer.
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