A shadowy flight into the dangerous world...

(Not a country music fan myself, but here you go.) ;)

Brad Paisley - Last Time for Everything

Credited to KRO for the find.

"Candy Man" | Vim Cortez (Official Video)

I enjoyed it...up until the end. lol Dude, it's KITT, not Christine.

It does have some good shots, though. Some I wouldn't mind seeing in a film version. (Normally the 'flares' in the Transformers movies annoys the crap out of me. But I wouldn't mind if it were done like that.)

In lighter news...

KRO: There's a brief nod to the Knight Rider theme in the movie, Ted in the form of a ringtone. (If you have a good eye, you'll see that they mispelled Stu Phillips' name in the credits.)

That movie really doesn't look like my kind of thing, so I'll pass. But it's something to look out for if you do plan to check it out. ;)

Looking For Freedom.

The Berlin Wall came down in 1989. (When I was in the fifth grade.) At that age, I don't think we youngsters here in the States really understood what the big deal was.

What I do remember? Is how the other kids in my class kept talking about how cool it was that David Hasselhoff had been there. *G*

Courtesy of Sue and Knight Rider Online.

Mr. Phillips, along with KR creator Glen Larson, composed the iconic theme, as well as thirteen episodes of the original series. Sue was lucky enough to sit down with him.

You can check out the first part of the interview, along with some photos, here.

(Warning to fellow dial up users: The video is nearly seventeen minutes long. So it will take a while to load.)

Part Two coming soon!

Credit goes to D. Doggett for pointing this out.

Rebecca Holden, (April Curtis, Season Two of the original series), has put out an inspirational album called Dare To Dream.

You can learn more about it at her website.

(I'm probably one of the few who liked both April and Bonnie.)

Credit goes to Crashb648. You can find his other videos by clicking on one of the links below.

Orchestral version. - I believe this version was done by Chris Walden.

Metal version. - Performed by Sylvain Cloux.