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Let It Be Me

  • Episode aired May 13, 1984
  • TV-PG
  • 49m
IMDb RATING
6.8/10
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David Hasselhoff in Knight Rider (1982)
SuperheroActionCrimeDramaSci-FiThriller

Michael investigates the death of Greg Noble, lead singer of the rock and roll band 'Class Action' only to discover the lead singer is his lost love Stevie March. He takes Noble's place in t... Read allMichael investigates the death of Greg Noble, lead singer of the rock and roll band 'Class Action' only to discover the lead singer is his lost love Stevie March. He takes Noble's place in the band to protect Stevie and find the murderer.Michael investigates the death of Greg Noble, lead singer of the rock and roll band 'Class Action' only to discover the lead singer is his lost love Stevie March. He takes Noble's place in the band to protect Stevie and find the murderer.

  • Director
    • Bernard McEveety
  • Writers
    • Glen A. Larson
    • Robert Foster
    • Rob Gilmer
  • Stars
    • David Hasselhoff
    • Edward Mulhare
    • Rebecca Holden
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.8/10
    318
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Bernard McEveety
    • Writers
      • Glen A. Larson
      • Robert Foster
      • Rob Gilmer
    • Stars
      • David Hasselhoff
      • Edward Mulhare
      • Rebecca Holden
    • 7User reviews
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    David Hasselhoff
    David Hasselhoff
    • Michael Knight
    Edward Mulhare
    Edward Mulhare
    • Devon Miles
    Rebecca Holden
    Rebecca Holden
    • April Curtis
    Catherine Hickland
    Catherine Hickland
    • Stephanie 'Stevie' March
    Michael C. Gwynne
    Michael C. Gwynne
    • Paul Brock
    • (as Michael Gwynne)
    John Patrick Reger
    • Greg Noble
    Joseph Burke
    Joseph Burke
    • Ivory
    Shanna Reed
    • Barbara Bellingham
    Randy Polk
    • Jimmy
    Steven Ameche
    • Steve
    • (uncredited)
    Richard Basehart
    Richard Basehart
    • Narrator - Opening Titles
    • (voice)
    • (uncredited)
    Alana Crow
    • Concert Woman
    • (uncredited)
    William Daniels
    William Daniels
    • K.I.T.T.
    • (voice)
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Bernard McEveety
    • Writers
      • Glen A. Larson
      • Robert Foster
      • Rob Gilmer
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    1gb901

    Cheesier than mouldy feet!

    Oh dear god - KR had by this time become one big vanity project for the Hoff! It screams "Look at me, look at me" and just makes you realise what crap we were both fed and happy to watch back then! The cheesy 80s techno pop is excruciating.
    5Calicodreamin

    The musical episode

    Was not expecting KR to have a musical episode but here we are... the premise was a stretch, seems like there are much better ways to transmit information, and killing people over finding out? Seemed like the actual plot came as an afterthought to "we should do a signing episode!"
    6MiketheWhistle

    ok, yes Hasselhoff sings, but that's not good

    I remember DH progressing thru his singing which pretty much only really hit in Europe and in particular Germany. His to be wife also "sings" although I'm fairly certain she's lip-syncing.

    I never appreciated DH's singing, and that's ok. The singing isn't so terrible to ruin the ep, but it doesn't add to it either. It's missing several of the comedic devices that are generally part of eps which is a bad thing, but they needed the room for all the singing.

    So enjoy it to hear a guy sing with his wife to be.
    1g_westwood

    worst ever episode

    this is awful beyond belief, i hate TV shows that the do things like try and launch a singing career and throw a tiny story to go with it. i mean i watch every episode apart from this one. boring irritating pointless terrible songs drags on and on for what feels like months. guess i have to write more, but i really cant think of anything more, apart from i want to cry when i even see a slight clip of it. can i write more then ten lines about this without waffling no. im sure their are many other shows that have done this...buffy was one, but at least that was funny and actually some of the singing was rather impressive. i hate musicals too so thats why this annoys me so much too :-)
    justinmckaughan

    This could be our first knight together

    This is hands down the best all time episode. Stevie comes back again from the white bird episode from the first season to get Michael to join her band called Class Action. The lead singer dies right off the bat. Stevie is a total Stevie Nicks rip off and the band sounds like Rick Springerfield meets solo Stevie Nicks, minus a teener of coke. They make a music video in a VW Thing and the brakes go out. Sabotage! Michael totally fools the people in Class Action that are looking for a new singer by submitting a demo video tape of him performing in Australia. Flashbacks to White Bird, Stevie and Michael are magical. It's pretty bunk that Stevie knows Michael is her former fiancé back when he was Michael Long and looked more like David Caruso from NYPD Blue.

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    • Trivia
      The episode was supposed to help in launching David Hasselhoff's singing career with the release of his debut album "Night Rocker" featuring Catherine Hickland (his then-wife in real life) on three songs.
    • Goofs
      April explains that one column of the decoded binary message is for date, with F19 being for Friday the 19th, but there is also F20, and the subsequent band's live broadcast has F24 and F25, all of which are contrary to her explanation. If the 19th of a month was a Friday, the following day, the 20th couldn't also be a Friday.
    • Quotes

      Barbara Bellingham: [referring to Kitt] Well do something, hit him!

      Paul Brock: There's nobody there!

      K.I.T.T.: I resent that.

    • Soundtracks
      White Bird
      Written by Linda LaFlamme and David LaFlamme

      Performed by It's a Beautiful Day

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    • Release date
      • May 13, 1984 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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    • Languages
      • Greek
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • Vineland Ave & Aqua Vista St, Los Angeles, California, USA(Michael rescues woman from burning green vehicle)
    • Production companies
      • Glen A. Larson Productions
      • Universal Television
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    • Runtime
      49 minutes
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1
      • 4:3

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