The 1980s was a decade defined by high-concept television, but few shows captured the imagination of the public quite like Knight Rider

The index of Knight Rider 1982 represents more than just a list of TV episodes. It marks the moment the "supercar" genre was born. It influenced everything from video games to automotive design, and it remains a touchstone for fans of retro-futurism. Whether you are revisiting the series for nostalgia or discovering the sleek black Trans Am for the first time, the 1982 season remains the definitive blueprint for the Knight Rider legacy.

If you are looking for a comprehensive "index" of the show—from its episode guide to the technical specs of the world’s most famous Trans Am—here is the ultimate breakdown of Knight Rider (1982). Index of Knight Rider (1982): The Ultimate Series Guide

Main Characters

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: The oscillating red light on the hood that became the show's visual signature. Themes and Cultural Impact At its core, Knight Rider explored the relationship between man and machine

K.I.T.T. was a modified 1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, but to the audience, he was a character with a distinct personality. Voiced with sophisticated wit by William Daniels , K.I.T.T. was an Artificial Intelligence

The lead technician for K.I.T.T. during Seasons 1, 3, and 4. April Curtis (Rebecca Holden): The lead technician during Season 2. Reginald Cornelius III / RC3 (Peter Parros): A driver and partner introduced in Season 4. 3. K.I.T.T.: The Supercar Knight Rider (TV Series 1982–1986) - Plot - IMDb