The Top 10 Most Underrated KITT Scenes | Knight Rider 

Ive mentioned this in other video that had this scene, that face plant is as real is it gets.. he tried to brace himself and slipped on the goo and really probably busted his face open... look at the way his head bounces off the floor

@chippychipperson3480 : I guess some actors really do "suffer for the craft."

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Ray: That’s great, actual physical contact. Can you move ?

That might explain why Devon has less of the expensive dining than he used to. Balancing the books to pay for damages.

FFLAG is a govenmental agency. The taxpayers cover the bills.

It would have been funny if instead of Devon they had someone like inspector Spikings from Dempsey&Makepeace, screaming epic rants about damage claims and bills.

Could he bulge his eyes out any further?

Good job spotting that. Yes thats Hasselhoff along with the other two actual actors in that scene. Impressive indeed. There is a camera trick where you have the camera far back and zoom in on the subject which compresses the subjects to look closer to each other than they really are thus making the skid look closer to the other vehicle. The 'Hoff did a "fair" amount of stunt driving in the later eps, but as you say could have done more. I was always impressed seeing him J-turn the Trans Am using the gull wing steering wheel

I think that's a stunt done using the right-side blind drive car, Nicely ruined by studio editing inserting shots of the shifter moving by itself.

@@FirstDan2000 Thanks. Funny I actually thought of that about an hour after I posted but couldn't come back to edit my comment. The stunt guys did drive the right side blind drive car so David could ride in the driver side appearing to drive and get in or out to help the illusion when KITT needed to drive up or away "driverless" also

​@@digitalmagicAR Well, Hoff himself said himself the J-turn is easy only many cars just don't do it. I tried it several times and I agree. The 180 degree turn is a lot more difficult, and Hoff has a fair number of those executed very well, thus I don't get why they didn't let him do them in this scene. I'm guessing for insurance purposes or something they only let him do stuff when had an excuse that his face needs to be visible. The real show of skill for me though, is a 90 degree turn from Ring of Fire. Hoff approaches a 90 degree turn, does hard breaking and perfectly takes the turn finishing it heavily sideways, without spinning the car. He threw the car into skidding while still breaking, then added throttle and exit the corner, imho the fastest T/A could. To make things more difficult, there was a change of surface mid-corner. I can do this and I know it's difficult to initiate oversteer when breaking and then continue it with throttle, especially in 90 degree turn. If you hit the throttle split second too early, the car goes straight on. If you're a split second too late with countersteering, you spin the car and if you overdo countersteering you get snap oversteer and fall off the road. Yet he didn't do any of those mistakes, flew through the corner like Vatanen. I'm not saying he was a rally driver, but a top notch rally driver wouldn't have done that corner better.

@@FirstDan2000 I don't think the car you're mentioning would allow enough vision for the stuntdriver to tell the right position to initiate the turn. Remember, the hidden-in-seat driver only a had a periscope. What supports your theory is the fact that it sucks to do such maneuvres with the handlebar instead of steering wheel. What is against is that Hoff did them with the handlebar, the editing gave space for changing the car, and (!) the car later is left-hand-drive blind car. You can even see stundrivers hand on the handlebar. So would suspect the right-hand car was not available on that day, or was too scratched or something.

Budget cuts at the studio.

Pyroclastic lamination. It’s part of the molecular-bonded shell which also protected KITT from lava.

You should see a doctor about that pyroclastic lamination. Must be delicate when sitting down.

No.

@@FirstDan2000 Or don't, I don't care. 🤣

i think it retracted in the later seasons iirc edit: spelling

Do you mean the t-tops Ron? Yeah, sometimes they disappear like Magnum's Ferrari roof.

😂🤦🏼‍♂️

@@kellyweingart3692 Is that an answer I don’t know

You must have been watching Joe's commentary on Knight Rider Historians 😁

@@williammitchell4417 how did you guess? :D

@@MLAM168 I'm also a fan of Joe, AJ, Eric and all who make a difference 😎

No 😂

Not açcording to my KITT kit.

he has a rocket launcher/flamethrower somewhere in the back but i dont think its his exhuast

Maybe you're mixing memories with the classic Batmobile

@@Individuo80 the futuro had bunch of toys. "Where does he get those wonderful toys??"

In early episodes he had 'rocket thrusters' which allowed him to move without traction, or pull machines vehicles multiple times heavier than himself, but it was later conveniently 'forgotten' for dramatic purposes.

KARR

You're entitled to your opinion, but KITT (and KARR) started out as a Trans Am, and in my book, will ALWAYS be a Trans Am

What t bird?

@@PinkiePie762 The one at 1:28