Custom Made Killer

Episode aired Jan 6, 1985
TV-PG
48m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

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Superhero Action Crime Drama Sci-Fi Thriller

Michael Knight and K.I.T.T. come to the aid of some fashion designers after two of their ilk are murdered by a custom car. When Knight gets hurt by the car in question, he starts to take the... Read allMichael Knight and K.I.T.T. come to the aid of some fashion designers after two of their ilk are murdered by a custom car. When Knight gets hurt by the car in question, he starts to take the case personal.Michael Knight and K.I.T.T. come to the aid of some fashion designers after two of their ilk are murdered by a custom car. When Knight gets hurt by the car in question, he starts to take the case personal.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

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6Calicodreamin

killer fashion

Mihcael navigates the dog eat dog world of fashion while doing battle with a killer car whose only performance enhancing feature is a souped up bumper.

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Solid suspenseful season 3 episode!

I liked this episode a lot! The "custom" car and the driver were scary and it was fun to watch Michael and KITT help out models in the fashion industry. Also veteran actor Alan Oppenheimer gives a great guest performance in this episode. I love Knight Rider so I'm biased. But I think this is one of Season 3's best episodes. Check it out if you like 80's action tv!

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Trivia
Burton Armus' first Knight Rider script is one of the rare examples of a first draft being almost entirely identical to the finished show.

Goofs
In the very last scene KITT's door is already open (visible as the model walks off) before Michael walks around the car and the door opening sound is heard.

Quotes
Michael Knight: [driving KITT] I'm on my way in.
Devon Miles: [through KITT's video monitor] Good. You've been rather difficult to reach lately, particularly last night.
Michael Knight: I got a weakness for dancers.
Devon Miles: Dancers pirouette on their toes to the strains of violins and flutes. They do not gesticulate wildly to the throbbing beat of bongo drums and saxophones.
Michael Knight: Devon, they are innocent girls working their way through college.
Devon Miles: [Devon glares at Michael]
Michael Knight: Besides, every once in a while, I gotta get away...
KITT: Away from whom?
Michael Knight: Uh - I just gotta get away, period.
Devon Miles: This subject is closed, for now.