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Knight Rider Legacy by John Huth IV and
Richie F. Levine check out website: www.iuniverse.com
‘Knight Rider’ was the first of high-tech vehicles moving away from the sit-com orientation played strictly for laughs. It was also a reasonable hit for three seasons before declining in its fourth season but backthen, this was still respectable viewing figures compared today. This book covers and interviews it’s creation by Glen Larson to its stars, David Hasselhoff, Patricia MacPherson, Rebecca Holden and William Daniels as well as key stunt driver Jack Gill. There is also a rather intense episode guide with lots of details. If you ever wondered what record was played on a particular episode, this covers the lot right down to what KITT technology was used. It’s a shame that there was an absence of synopsises when covering the ‘Team Knight Rider’ series but I get the feeling that the omission was more to do with page count. One has to admire the depth these two authors have done on this series. If you’re a fan of ‘Knight Rider’, then you really should be buying this book and be adding it to your collection. It’s a great reference book on the subject. GF Willmetts
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OTHER REVIEWS - April 2003
Other Book Reviews: April '03 Compass Reach by Mark W. Tiedmann Crossroads Of Twilight by Robert Jordan The Mammoth Book Of Best New SF #15 edited by Gardner Dozois Broken Angels by Richard Morgan How To Read Superhero Comics And Why by Geoff Klock Knight Rider Legacy by John Huth IV and Richie F. Levine Enchanted World: The Art Of Anne Sudworth. Text by John Grant The Birthday Of The World And Other Stories by Ursula LeGuin The Human Front by Ken MacLeod/A Writer’s Life by Eric Brown The Way Of The Rose by Valery Leith The Iron Chain by Steve Cockayne Orphans Of Earth by Sean Williams and Shane Dix The Poison Master by Liz Williams Angel: Impressions by Doranna Durgin Angel: Sanctuary by Jeff Mariotte The Gathering Storm by Kate Elliott Shadow Puppets by Orson Scott Card Other Video Reviews: April '03 The Tomorrow People 2:3: The Doomsday Men
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All
right. So, I’m a sucker for books about TV shows. I’ll give you
one guess what this one is about. 
If
you haven’t caught on in the re-runs, ‘Knight Rider’ the series
is about a former police detective given a new identity in an unusual
witness replacement programme and allowed out on the streets with
a remarkable AI talking T-top car with other useful functions to
fight crime.
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