NEW - Knight Rider The Complete Series R1 DVD Box Set

• COMPLETE COLLECTION: All 90 episodes from 4 seasons of the iconic action series

• REGION 1 FORMAT: Requires a Region FREE/Multi Region DVD Player to play

• TECHNICAL SPECS: NTSC Media Format with Dolby Digital Sound

• VIDEO FORMAT: 1.33:1 Full frame rate

• COMPREHENSIVE SET: 16 discs with 63 hours and 31 minutes total running time

• CLASSIC TV: Featuring David Hasselhoff as Michael Knight and his artificially intelligent car K.I.T.T.

• CULT FAVORITE: One of the most recognizable television series of the 1980s

Title: Knight Rider: The Complete Series

Distributor: Mill Creek Entertainment

Format: DVD Box Set

Region: Region 1 (US & Canada)

Item Number: 826831071718

UPC: 683904632593

Number of Discs: 16

Number of Episodes: 90

Video Format: NTSC

Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 (Full Frame)

Audio: Dolby Digital

Subtitles: English

Running Time: 63 hours, 31 minutes

Rating: TV-PG

Genre: Action/Adventure, Drama

Year of Release: 1982-1986

Dimensions: 19 cm x 13 cm x 2 cm

Age Recommendation: 14+ Years

Starring:

• David Hasselhoff as Michael Knight - A former police officer who was given a new identity and works as a field agent for FLAG

• William Daniels as the voice of K.I.T.T. (Knight Industries Two Thousand) - An advanced, artificially intelligent, self-aware and nearly indestructible car

• Edward Mulhare as Devon Miles - The leader of FLAG, who gives Michael his assignments

• Patricia McPherson as Dr. Bonnie Barstow (Seasons 1, 3-4) - FLAG's chief engineer who maintains K.I.T.T.

• Rebecca Holden as April Curtis (Season 2) - FLAG's chief engineer who temporarily replaced Bonnie

• Peter Parros as Reginald Cornelius III (RC3) (Season 4) - A mechanic who joins the team

Created by: Glen A. Larson

Production Company: Glen A. Larson Productions in association with Universal Television

Original Network: NBC

Original Run: September 26, 1982 – April 4, 1986

Knight Rider is an American action crime drama television series created by Glen A. Larson that originally aired on NBC from 1982 to 1986. The series was incredibly popular during its run and has maintained a cult following for decades.

The show follows the adventures of Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff), a high-tech modern crime fighter assisted by K.I.T.T. (Knight Industries Two Thousand), an advanced, artificially intelligent, self-aware and nearly indestructible car.

Michael Knight works for the Foundation for Law and Government (FLAG), a public justice organization founded by the wealthy Wilton Knight. After being shot in the face, detective Michael Long is given a new identity and a new face through plastic surgery. As Michael Knight, he fights crime with the help of K.I.T.T., a car equipped with an indestructible shell and artificial intelligence.

Each week, Michael and K.I.T.T. are sent on missions by FLAG's leader Devon Miles to fight criminals who operate "above the law" or who are beyond the reach of conventional law enforcement agencies.

The show combines elements of action, adventure, science fiction, and buddy comedy, with the special relationship between Michael and K.I.T.T. being a central focus of the series. K.I.T.T.'s sardonic wit and Michael's charm made them one of television's most memorable partnerships.

K.I.T.T. (Knight Industries Two Thousand) is one of the most iconic vehicles in television history. Here are some key facts about this remarkable car:

• Base Model: 1982 Pontiac Trans Am with extensive modifications

• Voice: Provided by William Daniels (known for his role as Mr. Feeny in "Boy Meets World")

• Artificial Intelligence: K.I.T.T. is equipped with an advanced AI that allows him to think, learn, and communicate

• Molecular Bonded Shell: K.I.T.T.'s body is protected by a virtually indestructible coating

• Scanner Bar: The distinctive red scanner in the front of the car serves as K.I.T.T.'s "eyes"

• Turbo Boost: Allows K.I.T.T. to jump over obstacles

• Super Pursuit Mode: Introduced in the fourth season, this modification allows K.I.T.T. to reach speeds up to 300 mph

• Self-Driving Capability: K.I.T.T. can drive himself and perform complex maneuvers

• Gadgets: Includes oil slicks, smoke screens, flame throwers, tear gas launchers, and a grappling hook

• Communications: Features a video display, voice synthesizer, and long-range communications system

K.I.T.T.'s design and capabilities were revolutionary for television at the time and predicted many of the automotive technologies that are now becoming reality, such as self-driving capabilities, advanced navigation systems, and voice-controlled features.

Knight Rider has had a substantial impact on popular culture since its debut in 1982:

• Iconic Theme Song: The Knight Rider theme music by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson is one of the most recognizable TV themes ever created

• K.I.T.T.: The intelligent car became one of the most famous vehicles in television history, influencing subsequent depictions of smart technology in media

• David Hasselhoff's Career: The show launched Hasselhoff to international stardom before his later success with Baywatch

• Spin-offs and Reboots: The original series spawned several follow-up attempts including "Team Knight Rider" (1997), a TV movie (2008), and a short-lived reboot series (2008-2009)

• Merchandise: The show generated numerous toys, model kits, video games, and other merchandise

• Car Technology: K.I.T.T. predicted many features now common in modern vehicles, including GPS navigation, voice control, and driver assistance systems

• References in Other Media: The show has been referenced or parodied in countless other TV shows, films, and commercials

• Dedicated Fan Base: Knight Rider continues to maintain an active fan community with conventions, replica cars, and online forums

Knight Rider represents a distinct piece of 1980s television history that continues to resonate with audiences today, with its blend of action, cutting-edge technology (for its time), and the special relationship between man and machine.

What is a Region 1 DVD?

Region 1 DVDs are formatted for use in the United States and Canada. DVDs are encoded with regional restrictions to control the distribution of DVD content throughout different regions of the world. This helps studios stagger their release patterns and control pricing.

DVD Region Codes:

• Region 1: United States, Canada

• Region 2: Europe, Middle East, Japan, South Africa

• Region 3: Southeast Asia, East Asia

• Region 4: Australia, New Zealand, Latin America

• Region 5: Russia, Eastern Europe, India, Africa

• Region 6: China

How to Play Region 1 DVDs in Australia:

To watch this Region 1 DVD set in Australia (which is Region 4), you will need either:

1. A Region-Free DVD player that can bypass region coding restrictions

2. A multi-region DVD player that can be set to play Region 1 discs

3. A computer DVD drive with region-free software

Most modern DVD players can be modified to play discs from any region, though this may require a special remote code or firmware update.

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