Ah yes, but that's the thing about those penguins. You don't see them until its too late...

Oh gawd, I'm getting worse... pass me some rocket juice quick.

Subtlety of a sledgehammer. :roll: If they did another series, they could use TKR, cos it was a lovely logo, but they should stick to the one man and his car, putting so many in did seem sensible considering the evils of the world, but instead of them all going in one direction, they could all be di...

KITT gets nicked for research purposes by MI5 with the supa dupa talented actor Ian Richardson in charge... Then they all make friends and Ian Richardson starts his own KITT-thing in London, and KITT goes home and we have a British KITT with Ian Richardson in the Devon-style role (cos he'd do it so ...

For me TKR could never flop. With those initials it could do no wrong, no matter how awful it was.

My vanity knows no bounds...

From the sound of your post Rockateer it looks as if you've been talking to those penguins.

In addition we are forgetting another scientific conumdrum. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. Contrary to the appalling philosophy in the Matrix that even a first year politics student found hysterically funny, we cannot be sure of cause and effect so even if the twain did meet, we can't be sure o...

Michael SSR, no one knows what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object! It's one of science's biggest conumdrums. I think if both objects are indescructable they would simply have to bounce off each other. (although KITT's shell seemed remarkably easy to dent, I always wandered w...

One man can't make a difference, we're all doomed... (sorry, just been listening to the news on the radio).

Depends where KITT was. If they were in the desert, our tanks would get all clogged up with sand like they've been doing of late and be utterly useless against an old Renault 4 and a water pistol, let alone KITT

Stop picking on the french.

They're our traditional enemy, hands off!

None of the above, they'd richochet off each other.

No, KITT would win because KITT has justice on his side... yes, that so sounds convincing doesn't it...

Not Ian Duncan Smith or George Bush anyway. Dear God how did we get to this point!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As for the new US 'Army of One' nothing they say at the moment is going to look good considering their debacle in Iraq. My lot aren't any better and my counsin's a soldier over there. How to de...

Ooops.

Still, gotta bit of it right. I thought he did use turboboost once whilst IN SPM?

Damn you must be bored.

They're stealing my time away from a dissertation, that's what.

They want to run the world you know, penguins. Do a great deal better than my Prime Minister I should think anyway.

Could Jeremy Northam play Michael Knight? Pwweeeaaase? He's just wuvley. (Sorry about that, I'm single and he's cute)

Cynic. I think associating Mike with Thatcherism (or Reaganism for all USofAers) is an awful thing to say. 80s individualism was all about making money fast for the good of failing economies, which you couldn't do with decent social security systems (ie; taxing the crap out of people who could easil...

PLOT!!!! (assuming the worst, that KITT wasn't real, and it was TV show). Devon would have been blown up by those nasty people if they hadn't fixed KITT in time, and that wouldn't have been very nice. Sod the flippin' dangerous whatever it was they were trying to nick, KITT had to be in time to save...

What's 2000 pounds in kilogrammes? Goliath did some severe damage cos it was coated in the MBS, and KITT had lost his MBS when the Juggernaut- thing got him. I think he could have survived an impact with a train. Because KITT wasn't fixed to the rail the train would just have kept going, pushing a s...

I meant old guy, not old girl. Blame my computer, it's going mad and plotting something...

The post question is easily explained in a similar way to the fact that this indestructable outer shell gets damaged by lorries, chemicals, seawater and, come to think of it, falls from high places and 12 year old computer hackers.

Plot!

Coffee maker and cup holder.

And an explanation for why my computer is being difficult.

It would have done if they had been doing it to save lives, but it was just an excuse to see more women running along an improbably sunny beach in improbably flimsy swimming costumes. That's why the plots were so thin. Someone came up with the idea of cute people running along the beach and then wer...

Stringfellow Hawk was it, and an improbable old girl and a relatively independent girl. She was one of the few independents of that era. They made a sequel too, with Thingie Van Dyke, Dick Van Dyke's son. I have to admit I rather liked it, it was glossier, and less preachy. That said I love Airwolf....

It was that I think that made Baywatch unwatchable for me. Chauvanism run rife. Besides, most women don't look anything like that, and then we're all made to feel crap because of it.

Not that I have anything to worry about. I'm gorgeous, me. *coughs*

Airwolf?