Knight Rider (1982)

Another classic television series, V, is set to come to us re-envisioned and hopefully will be another nice dark hit like some other re-imagined series we all know and that I’m trying to resist mentioning.
Another Remake On The Horizon:
Do you remember V?  No, not V for Vendetta.  V the television series.
Well, in case you thought your fuzzy distant memories were nothing but that, think again gang.  Back in October of ‘08 ABC gave the green light to a remake (yes, yet one more remake) of the old show.  What?  You don’t remember V?  That’s fine.  Nothing to be ashamed of.
V was about rodent-eating lizard aliens that showed up on Earth and though they said one thing, they had their eyes set on our planet’s water.  It starred Marc Singer, Faye Grant, Jane Balder, Michael Ironside, Robert Englund & Lane Smith, to name a few.
Bruce Simmons

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With the success of the Sci-fi channel’s Battlestar Galactica it was only a matter of time before plans of a big screen version would surface, and, according to the folks at IGN, one is in the works – but it won’t be based on the latest incarnation of the series. Instead, IGN’s sources say Universal Pictures is planning to turn the original Galactica series into a feature film. Series creator Glen A. Larson has signed on to write the script and produce. The show, which aired from 1978-79, followed a band of humans who were the only survivors of a devastating attack on their colonial home world by the vicious cybernetic race known as the Cylons. The survivors, led by Commander Adama, embark on a journey through space aboard the military vessel Battlestar Galactica to find refuge on a distant planet called Earth. After Galactica ended its run,
James Cook

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David Hasselhoff has spoken out against America's liberal gun laws, claiming that some parts of the country have turned into the "Wild West". The former Baywatch star said that having the right to bear arms can encourage violence in some, reports WENN. The 56-year-old, who rose to fame playing Michael Knight in the 1980s Us drama Knight Rider, said he has turned his back on the belief that owning a gun is a good deterrent to
By Sarah Rollo

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