The original Knight Rider television series, starring David Hasselhoff as Michael Knight, premiered on NBC.
The original Knight Rider television series aired its final episode after four seasons.
The TV movie Knight Rider 2000 premiered as a potential continuation of the original series.
A reboot of the original series titled Knight Rider premiered with new cast and updated technology.
The 1997 Knight Rider series concluded after one season.
Another reboot of Knight Rider premiered, featuring a new cast and updated version of KITT.
The 2008 Knight Rider series aired its final episode after one season.
Michael Long, after being severely injured and given a new identity as Michael Knight, joins the Foundation for Law and Government (FLAG) to fight crime with advanced technology.
KITT, an advanced artificially intelligent and nearly indestructible car, is introduced as Michael Knight's partner in crime-fighting missions.
Michael Knight and KITT complete their first mission to take down a dangerous criminal organization targeting a stolen microprocessor.
Michael and KITT frequently confront and dismantle various criminal organizations, including T.O. Phantom and The Syndicate.
KARR, the prototype of KITT with a self-preservation directive, becomes active and turns antagonist, attempting to eliminate KITT and Michael.
Michael suffers a severe crash during a mission, testing KITT's loyalty and abilities in protecting Michael.
Michael continues his work with key FLAG members Devon Miles and Bonnie Barstow, who support Michael and maintain KITT's systems.
Michael faces Garthe Knight, his evil look-alike, in a battle of wits and technology, threatening FLAG's work.
