Knight Rider

Let It Be Me - S2-E23

Corrected entry: When Michael first meets Lisa, she remembers him from a long time ago. This episode neglects the pilot, where plastic surgery made him a new man with a new face. (00:05:00)

Correction: Either you're talking about a different episode or you got the name wrong. There is no "Lisa" in the episode. However, there is a "Stevie" who recognized Michael Knight right away because Michael Long (his name before the plastic surgery) was her fiancee. Which would be a mistake except that Michael Knight had already helped Stevie (Stephanie Mason) earlier in season 1 and thus Stevie is aware of Michael Long's facial and name change.

Bishop73

Brother's Keeper - S2-E3

Corrected entry: At the beginning of the episode, KITT prepares to back out of the semi. As the door is lowered, we see KITT's back-up lights on as though he's in reverse. But in the next shot, KITT starts his engine. It's impossible for back-up lights to be on when a car's engine is off.

Correction: That's incorrect, if a car has the ignition on, but is not running, the reverse lights will illuminate if the car is put in reverse. The engine does not have to be running.

Correction: There was time for John to have painted it on KARR.

Show generally

Corrected entry: Across episodes, especially the earlier ones, the color of the lights around KITT's voice modulator change. Sometimes they are all red, sometimes the top four (AIR, OIL, S1, and S2) are orange while the lower four (P1, P2, P3, and P4) are red, and so on. Most notable is S1 and S2 trading colors with P1 and P2.

Correction: Yes they do change between some episodes. That is because in many episodes Bonnie installs some new device into KITT or makes some change to him or rebuilds him or something like that. Thats why they change.

Mister Ed

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No Big Thing - S1-E8

Question: In this episode, in an aerial view of KITT travelling before meeting the semi, KITT is passing a parked car that seems to be one of the other cars used as the stand-in for the 'hero car'. Would that be any sort of error? (00:23:35)

Movie Nut

Answer: I would say that unless there's visual evidence it was another K.I.T.T. car, as in you could see the bar scanner or cut steering wheel, people on here would correct the mistake by saying more than one 1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am was sold and there's no reason it's meant to be a random car.

Bishop73

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