So if new K.I.3.T. isn't the original where is the original K.I.T.T.?

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that's the mystery.....Phoenix wrote:I'm a little confused here as the pilot/t.v. movie implied the new K.I.3.T was the original. They showed the original K.I.T.T. transam in the t.v. movie. So I assumed orignal K.I.T.T. was updated (new voice, etc.) and put into the new car.
So if new K.I.3.T. isn't the original where is the original K.I.T.T.?
It is believed that that was the original intention but that the idea was scrapped and the Knight 3000 and Knight 2000 are separate entities. As the Knight 2000's remains were scattered in the garage, it's clear that some kind of cannibalization was apparently going on, but as there were also 3 other vehicles in the garage besides the Knight 3000, it's anyone's guess what Charles Graiman was doing. But this much is certain: the Knight 3000 is an entirely different vehicle.Phoenix wrote:I'm a little confused here as the pilot/t.v. movie implied the new K.I.3.T was the original. They showed the original K.I.T.T. transam in the t.v. movie. So I assumed orignal K.I.T.T. was updated (new voice, etc.) and put into the new car.
So if new K.I.3.T. isn't the original where is the original K.I.T.T.?
JJSoCrazy wrote:As we know and stated by GST they are separate entities (For the 1000000000 time). Anyway, I hope they do something with that garage scene and use that to implicate the KI2T when and hopefully it returns. It would be wise to use that route and go back to where they were filming and do it all over and show what he was doing with KI2T in pieces and of course those other 3 cars.
Joe
Not to sound like I've been living under a rock but what is "GST?" You posted that "GST" states K.I.T.T. and K.I.3.T are seperate. Okay fine, do they explain what happened to the original K.I.T.T.? Does he still exist or has he been "put to sleep?"JJSoCrazy wrote:As we know and stated by GST they are separate entities (For the 1000000000 time). Anyway, I hope they do something with that garage scene and use that to implicate the KI2T when and hopefully it returns. It would be wise to use that route and go back to where they were filming and do it all over and show what he was doing with KI2T in pieces and of course those other 3 cars.
Joe
GST - Gary Scott Tompson, creator of The Fast and The Furious and NBC's Vegas.Phoenix wrote:Not to sound like I've been living under a rock but what is "GST?" You posted that "GST" states K.I.T.T. and K.I.3.T are seperate. Okay fine, do they explain what happened to the original K.I.T.T.? Does he still exist or has he been "put to sleep?"JJSoCrazy wrote:As we know and stated by GST they are separate entities (For the 1000000000 time). Anyway, I hope they do something with that garage scene and use that to implicate the KI2T when and hopefully it returns. It would be wise to use that route and go back to where they were filming and do it all over and show what he was doing with KI2T in pieces and of course those other 3 cars.
Joe
Which is a prudent course of action. Not to sound like a TOS fanboy but the minute KI2K shows up it's all over for the Mustang. Talk about upstaging. This new cast needs to be able to hold their own before that happens. I think Kitt's KI2K CPU will make an appearance but not the actual car (Knight 2000). Ford has to know how much a following that old car has and it would be foolish to let it appear intact. Granted 26 year-old cars can't hurt new Mustang sales, but I see the old CPU finding a new home in some sporty Ford concept vehicle.This show is still building it's own foundation up, the want to establish the charactors and what they're doing before they delve into the past. Which in my opinion is a good Idea.
Huh....?Army_F_Body wrote:Which is a prudent course of action. Not to sound like a TOS fanboy but the minute KI2K shows up it's all over for the Mustang. Talk about upstaging.This show is still building it's own foundation up, the want to establish the charactors and what they're doing before they delve into the past. Which in my opinion is a good Idea.
But at least ST: TNG had better special effects, better acting and focused on real issues, this version of KR is loud, silly and empty.Army_F_Body wrote:Maybe it's just a mater of opinion, but I feel a lot more viewers will be drawn in by the old car, people born before the 90s that remember and love the classic series. We are still part of the shows intended demographic. I still believe the core of the fanbase is still the older fans and this show will not start a new generation of fans loyal to the new vision as ST:TNG did with me some 20 years ago. However, TNG found a happy medium between new and what has gone before. Wasn't the TNG episode "Relics" and DS9 episode "More Troubles More Tribbles" some of the highest rated? I wasn't even alive when TOS aired but was jazzed to see the old 1701 in action again (if even just for a bridge shot in "Relics.")
However, you could be right as most young people seem to be totally oblivious to things that existed before they did. I can't tell you how many little teen girls I saw outside a Duran Duran concert in 04 talking on their cell phones to their friends about this awesome 'new' band they just saw. I still think NBC could do a lot to plug into the older fans, that's pretty much why I'm here. I'm willing to give the show the benefit of the doubt, and do still support it, but my interest wanes by the week (in fact last week I found a month old issue of Wizard to be more interesting than the episode that aired as I gave up on it about half way through). At this stage I think TKR did more service to the old fans, but I wait with baited breath for ep. 12, 13.
And to hit on another thing, yeah Mustangs are every where. Kind of takes the mystique out of it, don't you think? I always draw crowds when I drive my KITT as most people don't even know what a Trans Am is anymore. In a world where an Acura can be considered muscle this is a beast from another day and age. It's up there with the 60s Batmobile. It's iconic. It's kind of cool to hear an 8 year-old at a gas station tell his Dad I want one of those (and no doubt the dad's thinking the exact same thing).
kitt34 wrote:But at least ST: TNG had better special effects, better acting and focused on real issues, this version of KR is loud, silly and empty.
none of the heart, soul and tone of the original.
kitt34 wrote:You got that right, this new version is already heading on the same level as TKR.
kitt34 wrote:I Agree with the haters, this new version is a big dissappointment and a huge disgrace to the original.
kitt34 wrote:Sadly this new version's even worse.
kitt34 wrote:This new series is a mess, bruce davison completely wasted in this one, this show lacks all of the charm, style and honesty of the original.
kitt34 wrote:I'm sticking to the original, this new one just does not work and never will.
kitt34 wrote:Because this version does not work like the original, I Tried to give this new show a chance and it did not work for me.
kitt34 wrote:This episode was moving, but to me it was not enough to recommend.
This show is gonna stink, just like the last 3 knight rider franchises.
kitt34 wrote:Your so right, it is horrible now.
I Truly hope this is the end of the knight rider tv franchise.
kitt34 wrote:Actually this is even worse.
kitt34 wrote:But the original had heart and soul, this one and the previous 3 lacks any of it.
kitt34 wrote:But this version is just a big failure, there's nothing in it, no plot, nothing.
kitt34 wrote:I Mean the new show does get entertainment for the first 2 minutes or so then it gets so ridiculous and so stupid that it drove me crazy and made viper look like a classic.
kitt34 wrote:Not a chance, this remake stinks, NBC has ran out of steam with this version, in the meantime I'll be watching the original in syndication and on DVD.
Cause I Know what it is.
kitt34 wrote:Let's face it, this new version was a disaster, the mustang did not fit at all, the acting is terrible (especially bruce davison who's completely wasted in this one), the writing is atrocious, the CGI Effects are not that good and everything else is pointless
26 years ago, one man really did make a difference, now 26 years later, one man can't make a difference.
Hey, what do you think of the show again? Because I'm not sure your dozens of useless posts covered it yet.kitt34 wrote:I Saw this show on hulu and I Gave it a big dissappointing thumbs down for me too
You knw the first knight rider really had, actual charm and style and the actors did it good with their roles and the car was cool and this remake looks like it was made from an after school special, a truly endless after school special, the only good thing about this mess is how kitt was turned into a Ford F-150, otherwise that's about it
The Ford Mustang may have been an icon car of it's own right, but it does not hold a candle to the pontiac trans-am
and it's hard to believe that one of my favorite actors bruce davison is in this piece of junk, he's wasted in this thing.
A New Chevy Camaro would be much better, keep the morphing CGI though.
A True disgrace to the original, the pilot was nice, but this premiere is a disaster, let's hope this is the end of the knight rider franchise, the original was good and brilliant and well written, the rest have been trash.