| "Knight of the Juggernaut (Part 2)" | |
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| Series Knight Rider Season 4, Episode 2 | |
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| Air date | September 20th, 1985 |
| Writers | Robert Foster; Burton Armus |
| Director | Georg Fenady |
| Producers | Burton Armus; Gregory S. Dinallo; Robert Ewing; Robert Foster; Bruce Golin; Gino Grimaldi; Mark Jones; Bruce Lansbury; Glen A. Larson; Ronald Martinez [1] |
| Starring | David Hasselhoff; Edward Mulhare; Patricia McPherson; Peter Parros |
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"Knight of the Juggernaut (Part 2)" is the first episode of season four of the TV action series Knight Rider and is the sixty-sixth episode of the series overall. It was directed by Georg Fenady with a script written by Robert Foster and Burton Armus. It first aired on NBC on Friday, September 20th, 1985 at 10:00 pm.
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Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| David Hasselhoff | Michael Knight |
| Edward Mulhare | Devon Miles |
| Patricia McPherson | Bonnie Barstow |
| Peter Parros | Reginald Cornelius, III |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| John Considine | Phillip Nordstrom |
| Mary Kate McGeehan | Jennifer Knight |
| Nicholas Worth | Hower |
| Mary Woronov | Doctor Von Furst |
| Laurence Haddon | Lloyd |
| Pamela Susan Shoop | Marta Simmons |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Richard Fullerton | Frank |
| Blair Underwood | Potts |
| Joe Shea | Cabbie |
| Michael Dickson | Ardell |
| Robert Kim | Technician |
| Tom Noga | Messenger |
| Sandy Maschmeyer | Receptionist |
| R. Chandler Garrison | Head butler |
| Luis Contreras | Voice #2 |
| RCB | Voice #1 |
| V.C. Dupree | Gang member #1 |
| Wren Brown | Gang member #2 |
| Marco Hernandez | Gang member #3 |
| Rick Plastina | Guard |
Uncredited cast[]
Note: The following is taken from the full credits list for this entry on IMDB. As it is a website with user-submitted information, some of the data listed here, including character names may be inaccurate.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Richard Basehart | Narrator |
| William Daniels | K.I.T.T. |
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References[]
- ↑ Associate producer Ronald Martinez is credited as Ron Martinez in this episode.