Tribute to "Knight Rider" New Japanese Issue Launched Full Episodes with Various Props from the Show

The classic light science fiction American TV series "Knight Rider" from the 1980s was once introduced into China. I believe many of my friends still remember it. Both the handsome male protagonist and the smart cars attracted countless fans. Recently, according to Japanese media reports, Japan's new weekly magazine of the same name "Knight Rider" that pays tribute to "Knight Rider" was launched on February 23. It is a special issue in Japan that specializes in collecting appendices, and all episodes are accompanied by various props from the show.

Knight Rider is a science fiction TV series produced by Glenn A. Larson Productions and MCA Television (now Universal Television) in the United States, starring David Hasselhoff and Edward Mulhall. It premiered on NBC in the United States on September 26, 1982, with a total of 4 seasons and 84 episodes.

The story tells of Michael Knight driving KITT, a sports car with a high degree of artificial intelligence, to support the innocent and helpless in a world where criminals are above the law.

As is customary with special issues that collect appendices, the new weekly issue of "Knight Rider" has a total of 110 issues, and each issue will come with various props from the show and car parts of the protagonist. After collecting all of them, you can fully assemble the famous car Knight 200 from the show.