ben_thurber
Out of all the shows that network execs killed, this is, perhaps, one of the three saddest (the other two on the top three are Crusade and Firefly). The idea of having a whole team of Knight Riders with their own vehicles was, in essence, brilliantly conceived, and the show was actually a fantastic idea. It would've done even better if the network execs had let the creativity flow the way the creators wanted it to flow instead of trying to "suggest (i.e. demand)" things. Perhaps seeing less of Erica's overtly sexual advances and more of trying to build the dynamic between drivers and cars (one of the secrets of the original series), or having the relationships between them all build, the show would have survived. As it was, it should've made it.
Jonny Porter
The major concern with this show (apart from the lack of any originality or plot) is the fact that there are too many characters and machines to get to know. And they all seem to be very much the same. Synthesized voices and (less than) witty comebacks. They are all poor cousins of K.I.T.T The effects are so cheap it feels like it could be the another version of Power Rangers. The actors are pretty but talentless and if a chatty Land Rover is your idea of entertainment this is right up your street. For me it couldn't be anymore uninspiring. Some of the thin plots linked to Michael Knight as if that was going to entice you to stay tuned. But even the cheese-meister that is Hasselhoff, wouldn't bring himself to guest star on this crud.Shouldn't have got past the pilot stage.
amy-79
This show has a great polished look and great action! Some of the plots are little far fetched; but what action series isn't. If you compare this show to others like it , I think it is far superior. Shows like Viper, Darkman and V.I.P are still on the air and are 100 times worse than Team Knight Rider...this doesn't make sense. The action sequences, acting, and overall look in TKR blow away any of the competeters...and it still got cancelled. There should have been another season!
JamesPP
Why was this so bad? Because the decision to make it came from 90's TV execs. This was trying to be slick and hip with a young politically correct cast and no relation to the original whatsoever. The ORIGINAL series was successful because it didn't take itself seriously. And it had humour! And character actors who developed 'brand loyalty'. Now if Universal had approached Larson Entertainment and persuaded Hasselhoff to return with the Original KITT (ignoring the mistake that was KR2000) and all new Larson-stable plots and directors, we would have had a guaranteed hit.