As we’ve informed you yesterday, the Knight Rider got greenlight for series production, starting this fall. And today we got an official release from NBC regarding their future prime-time schedule and we found out that the Knight Rider series will get a spot on Wednesdays from 8 to 9 p.m and a rerun on Saturdays, from 9 to 10 p.m.

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Yesterday, NBC announced that they are pleased with Knight Rider and gave the series greenlight for serios production, starting this fall. Though the pilot episode received strong ratings, when it was aired on February 17, 2008, the series’ fans reaction was not that great, many considering the actors awful, plus they saw the pilot as a big Ford commercial.

Just a reminder, Justin Bruening stars as Michael Knight’s son, Mike Traceur and Val Kilmer is KITT’s voice. NBC said that it’s possible that the “Knight Rider” series will be given a Friday night timeslot, but things might change before the show will start.

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At the 6th Annual Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Event which will take place on March 29 in West Palm Beach, Florida, Ford will put up for auction two of the actual KITT Ford Shelby Mustangs used in NBC’s “Knight Rider” pilot. The cars sold will be the “Super KITT” and the “Attack Mode KITT”, both based on black Mustangs GT with 4.6 Liter V8, each one having a lot of upgrades.

Steve Davis, president of the Barrett-Jackson Auction Company said: “”The Barrett-Jackson Automotive lifestyle event in Palm Beach always attracts many celebrities, and this year someone will take home two genuine TV stars […] This is a once in a lifetime chance to own a pair of celebrity cars with extraordinary star power, while also supporting a worthy charity. Imagine going to the office or dropping your kid off at school in KITT. Ford and Barrett-Jackson are offering a chance to live the ‘Knight Rider’ experience every day.”

The bad news is that only one person will enjoy these fine cars, because the KITTs will be sold in pair and not separately. All the benfits will go to the Salute to Education program, which raised more than $7 million for high school students’ scholarships for college.

With the “Knight Rider” debut closing in, here’s another commercial for the NBC show, which will start on February 17, 2008 at 9pm ET. We can see all the shapes the KITT can take and the video is pretty cool. Enjoy!

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Here’s another TV spot for the new “Knight Rider” series, featuring the Shelby GT500KR as the new KITT. In case you forgot, the show will debut on NBC on February 17, 2008 at 9pm ET. Enjoy!

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NBC released another trailer of their upcoming show “Knight Rider”, in which we can see that the KITT doesn’t really agree with valet parking. Don’t forget, the “Knight Rider” will debut on February 17. Enjoy!

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Ben Silverman, NBC’s co-chairman, announced that NBC has ordered a pilot for an American version of Top Gear. And I must say this is probably a very bad idea. I mean, how can you imagine a Top Gear show without Jeremy, Richard or James? I remember I saw a few episodes of the UK version of “Pimp my ride” and I must say, that guy was awful. So bringing a major show like Top Gear to another country and with other cast well…that’s not Top Gear anymore.

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