Classic '80s science fiction series Knight Knights released this month on 4K Blu-ray

If there is a constant in life, it is that the rider rider is always cool. The 80s pop TV series has it all because it stars David Hasselhoff as the lead role alongside Kitt, a car that everyone wants in the garage. Who can forget the introduction of that killer? It's the secret to success, and if you want to go back to the days of skinny jeans and turbo buttons, we have good news for you: every episode of Knight Rider will be available on 4K Blu-ray soon. Knight Rider: Complete Series Available to pre-order for $130 before Amazon July 22 release.

$130 | Published on July 22

Knight Knight: The complete series includes all 90 episodes from the 4K remake show’s Four Seasons Run (1982-86). It also plays with the Knight Rider 2000 (2000), a 1991 TV movie that was originally considered a trial plot for the new Knight Rider show that has never been realized.

Another biggest attraction here will be the brand new documentary The Knights: On the Steering Wheel, as it contains interviews with the cast and crew of the series. This is a detailed observation of the show as it reveals the story of the iconic stunts performed. Cutting-edge technology is used to keep Kit alive, as well as the cultural influence of the rider rider.

In addition, there are several other behind-the-scenes interviews, commentary tracks with Hasselhoff and more. If you are unfamiliar with the series, Knight Rider follows Michael Knight, a field agent from the Foundation for Law and Government (FLAG). With Kitt's assistance, Pontiac Trans is equipped with state-of-the-art artificial intelligence and enough gadgets to make Batman jealous, and the Knights will visit the country and any crimes they encounter.

The rider can already Standard blue light and DVDbut seeing the 1980s show gets a 4K UHD release, which is cool because it's not very common yet.

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While the Action Series doesn't have a Star Car to talk, it does feature a Dodge Viper RT/10 version that uses incredible technology. Starting from 1994-99, Viper ran 78 episodes in four seasons. The series has not received a Blu-ray version, but you can run it in full on DVD.

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