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Greetings! ScoreKeeper here with a little nugget for film and television music fans in the Los Angeles area looking for something to do this weekend. You might be sitting around thinking, "Man, I've got to get my Stu Phillips fix." Well, Dr. ScoreKeeper has just the prescription for your ailment.
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Merrick here...
John sent in a message from AFM (HERE), where a producer of the ANACONDA franchise discussed plans to realize further installments, and whether or not Hasselhoff would appear in them.
Here's what John had to say:
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Despite horrible reviews and mediocre ratings, 4th-place NBC has extended fall's worst show to a full season.
I guess this means David Hasselhoff will get to make another appearance as the new Knight Rider’s dad.
Somewhere, Dan Vasser weeps a single tear.
Find all of Mike Ausiello’s Entertainment Weekly exclusive on the matter here.
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"Mike, you have to get his thumb back at all costs!!"
I am – Hercules!!
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SciFi.com has a look at (and image of) KITT's hangout/HQ...the "KITT Cave"...from the newly revived KNIGHT RIDER series.
In reality, the lab--situated in an undisclosed location in an unidentified city--is actually an elaborate set at Santa Clarita Studios, just north of Los Angeles. The set represents KITT's multilevel underground hideout.
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It's Gary Scott Thompson, Executive Producer on the network's recently shitcanned LAS VEGAS & an alum of THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS.
"If you think what the series would be, it's 'The Fast and the Furious' meets 'Las Vegas,'
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Spoiler TV has posted a 7+ minute piece displaying the Knight Industries Three Thousand (KITT) from NBC's KNIGHT RIDER relaunch.
The video stars Jay Leno & is cut to make it seem as if Leno & KITT are stunt driving together...evoking a disconcerting alternate reality in which Leno & KITT actually appear as leads in the same series. What wacky hijinks would ensue!
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For those unaware, Universal is following up its series “Knight Rider” (1982), its TV-movie “Knight Rider 2000” (1991), its TV-movie “Knight Rider 2010” (1994) and its TV series “Team Knight Rider” (1997) with yet another “Knight Rider” TV-movie.
It’s airing next month on NBC, which last year revived another beloved sci-fi franchise with its series remake of “The Bionic Woman.”
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