S1.E17

I Love the Knight Life

Episode aired Aug 30, 2009
TV-14
45m

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Mike and K.I.T.T. are trying to track down a stolen serum that maximizes the recipient's physicality before it gets into the wrong hands. With the help of the lab's research assistant, Billy... Read allMike and K.I.T.T. are trying to track down a stolen serum that maximizes the recipient's physicality before it gets into the wrong hands. With the help of the lab's research assistant, Billy learns some information about the serum that will help Mike when he takes on the now powe... Read allMike and K.I.T.T. are trying to track down a stolen serum that maximizes the recipient's physicality before it gets into the wrong hands. With the help of the lab's research assistant, Billy learns some information about the serum that will help Mike when he takes on the now powerful thief. Meanwhile, Sarah is overwhelmed with her new duties and quickly learns how muc... Read all

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At 10:15, Billy Morgan introduced himself as "Lieutenant Templeton Benedict". In the series L'agence tous risques (1983), the character 'Lt. Templeton "Faceman' Peck (Character)' was played by actor Dirk Benedict. The A-Team and the original K 2000 (1982) aired in overlapping years from the same studio. In addition, Benedict also played the character of Starbuck in Galactica (1978); Battlestar Galactica and Knight Rider were both executive produced by Glen A. Larson.

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Zoe claims that each key in a computer keyboard produces a distinct sound and that because she has perfect pitch hearing and has learned the sounds, she is able to press the exact same keys in the exact same sequence as she heard someone type when they used their password. For each key to produce a unique sound would demand that the keys in all manufacturers' keyboards be manufactured to do exactly that according to an official standard. And because of product competition and mass production, no such standard exists.