It’s been ten years since Universal Home Video released Knight Rider on DVD, first as individual season boxed sets, then as a Complete Series package. Now Mill Creek Entertainment is reissuing Knight Rider Seasons 1 and 2 on May 3rd. Both full-season sets are $14.98 SRP, with the episodes spread across 4 discs.

With the episodes newly remastered in high definition, can a Blu-Ray release be far behind? Mill Creek have licensed a clutch of other classic shows from Universal including Airwolf, Miami Vice, Quantum Leap, Sliders and The Rockford Files – with Airwolf getting a Blu-Ray release on the same day. Knight Rider on an HD format may not be too far away, especially after a Blu-Ray set has already hit the shelves in Japan (albeit with mixed reviews).

Knight Rider Season 1 DVD – Mill Creek Entertainment

Today’s Hero, Driving the Car of Tomorrow!

Gear up for action with superstar David Hasselhoff and his supercar, K.I.T.T., as they throttle crime in every high-octane episode from the first season of Knight Rider. The series follows the thrilling adventures of Michael Knight, a detective thought to be dead, who’s been given a new face and identity. His assignment: to fight crime with the help of an artificially intelligent, talking car named K.I.T.T., a high-speed, futuristic weapon outfitted with high-tech gadgets and a personality of its own.

Starring David Hasselhoff (TV’s Baywatch), Edward Mulhare (Von Ryan’s Express), Patricia McPherson (Prime Risk) and William Daniels (TV’s Boy Meets World), with guest stars Richard Basehart (TV’s Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea), Richard Anderson (TV’s The Six Million Dollar Man), Maria Conchita Alonso (The Running Man), Charles Napier (Rambo: First Blood Part II), Alan Oppenheimer (TV’s He-Man and the Masters of the Universe), William Sanderson (TV’s Newhart), Alejandro Rey (TV’s The Flying Nun), Tina Louise (TV’s Gilligan’s Island), and Tony Dow (TV’s Leave It To Beaver).

Contents:

Disc 1:
Episode 1: Knight of the Phoenix: Part 1 – Sept. 26, 1982
Episode 2: Knight of the Phoenix: Part 2 – Sept. 26, 1982
Episode 3: Deadly Maneuvers – Oct. 1, 1982
Episode 4: Good Day at White Rock – Oct. 8, 1982
Episode 5: Slammin’ Sammy’s Stunt Show Spectacular – Oct. 22, 1982

Disc 2:
Episode 6: Just My Bill – Oct. 29, 1982
Episode 7: Not a Drop to Drink – Nov. 5, 1982
Episode 8: No Big Thing – Nov. 12, 1982
Episode 9: Trust Doesn’t Rust – Nov. 19, 1982
Episode 10: Inside Out – Nov. 26, 1982
Episode 11: The Final Verdict – Dec. 3, 1982

Disc 3:
Episode 12: A Plush Ride – Dec. 10, 1982
Episode 13: Forget Me Not – Dec. 17, 1982
Episode 14: Hearts of Stone – Jan. 14, 1983
Episode 15: Give Me Liberty… or Give Me Death – Jan. 21, 1983
Episode 16: The Topaz Connection – Jan. 28, 1983

Disc 4:
Episode 17: A Nice, Indecent Little Town – Feb. 18, 1983
Episode 18: Chariot of Gold – Feb. 25, 1983
Episode 19: White Bird – March 4, 1983
Episode 20: Knight Moves – March 11, 1983
Episode 21: Nobody Does It Better – April 29, 1983
Episode 22: Short Notice – May 6, 1983

Knight Rider Season 2 DVD – Mill Creek Entertainment

Turbo Boost, K.I.T.T.!

Ride shotgun with mysterious crime fighter Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) and the hottest car on four wheels, K.I.T.T., as they chase elusive criminals in each action-packed episode. The heart-pounding second season of Knight Rider packs in even more thrills, more high-speed chases, and more full-throttle excitement with dynamic duo Michael Knight and K.I.T.T. in the action series that left all others in the dust.

Starring David Hasselhoff (TV’s Baywatch), Edward Mulhare (Von Ryan’s Express), Rebecca Holden (The Sisterhood), and William Daniels (TV’s Boy Meets World), with guest stars Barbara Rush (When Worlds Collide), Catherine Mary Stewart (Weekend at Bernie’s), Dana Elcar (TV’s MacGyver), Geena Davis (Thelma & Louise), Bernard Fox (TV’s Bewitched), Robert Pastorelli (TV’s Murphy Brown), Thomas F. Wilson (Back to the Future trilogy), Jo Ann Pflug (M.A.S.H.), Cameron Mitchell (TV’s The High Chaparral), Robin Lively (The Karate Kid, Part III), Lydia Cornell (TV’s Too Close for Comfort), Kurt Fuller (Midnight in Paris), Ann Turkel (Humanoids from the Deep), John Vernon (Animal House), Joanna Pettet (Casino Royale), Apollonia Kotero (Purple Rain), Catherine Hickland (TV’s One Life to Live), and Stuart Whitman (The Comancheros).

Contents:

Disc 1:
Episode 1: Goliath: Part 1 – Oct. 2, 1983 (97 minutes)
Episode 2: Goliath: Part 2 – Oct, 2, 1983
Episode 3: Brother’s Keeper – Oct. 9, 1983
Episode 4: Merchants of Death – Oct. 16, 1983
Episode 5: Blind Spot – Oct. 23, 1983

Disc 2:
Episode 6: Return to Cadiz – Oct. 30, 1983
Episode 7: K.I.T.T. the Cat – Nov. 6, 1983
Episode 8: Custom K.I.T.T. – Nov. 13, 1983
Episode 9: Soul Survivor – Nov. 27, 1983
Episode 10: Ring of Fire – Dec. 4, 1983
Episode 11: Knightmares – Dec. 11, 1983

Disc 3:
Episode 12: Silent Knight – Dec. 18, 1983
Episode 13: A Knight in Shining Armor – Jan. 8, 1984
Episode 14: Diamonds Aren’t a Girl’s Best Friend – Jan. 15, 1984
Episode 15: White-Line Warriors – Jan. 29, 1984
Episode 16: Race for Life – Feb. 5, 1984
Episode 17: Speed Demons – Feb. 12, 1984

Disc 4:
Episode 18: Goliath Returns – Feb. 19, 1984 (97 minutes)
Episode 19: A Good Knight’s Work – March 4, 1984
Episode 20: Mouth of the Snake – April 8, 1984 (97 minutes)
Episode 21: Let It Be Me – May 13, 1984
Episode 22: Big Iron – May 27, 1984

More information as we get it!