The episode also adds significant backstory to the Foundation. Knight of the Juggernaut is set in Chicago. It also follows the trend of the other season premieres in that it moves the action away from Los Angeles here the mission is in San Francisco, while in GOLIATH they visit Las Vegas. The next would be the fourth season premiere KNIGHT OF THE JUGGERNAUT. This episode is the first in which K.I.T.T. I nearly was unconscious then!" (Extract from the Knight Rider Annual, U.K. Well everything went according to plan and then he suddenly tripped on a camera cable or something like that and we both fell over. "I remember there was a scene I had to do where I was supposedly unconscious and this other guy had to pick me up and put me over his shoulder before carrying me off somewhere. Patricia McPherson told of how she was almost injured during the filming of this episode.
She takes her old job back, replacing Rebecca Holden who left at the end of the previous season. Edition, 1985).Īfter a year's absence, we are treated to the return of Patricia McPherson as Bonnie Barstow, K.I.T.T.'s resident mechanic. completely destroyed and for Bonnie to have to put the whole thing back together again but with more futuristic components!" (Extract from the Knight Rider Annual, U.K. It seemed that the only solution was to have K.I.T.T. is something extra special and a car of the future it was necessary to make certain changes to keep it that way. There are also cars around with television screens, and microchip technology is now used to a great extent in the digital layouts. Things like reminding the driver that the doors aren't locked, gas is running low and so on. Already there are cars being made which have a talking computer built into them with a couple of dozen phrases. "We suddenly became aware between filming the second and third series that cars were coming onto the market with dashboards which were not dissimilar to that of K.I.T.T. What's science fiction one week is reality another. innovations in the computer and motor industries are occurring almost every week. Speaking in 1984, here's what producer Gino Grimaldi had to say about the apparent destruction of K.I.T.T.: "The whole reason that we had to do some rethinking was basically because technology had caught up with us.
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