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* In "The Topaz Connection", KITT sees slot machines while in surveillance mode. He spots an old lady down to her last coin, so he tampers with the machine and the lady wins some more coins.
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* In "The Topaz Connection", KITT sees slot machines while in surveillance mode. He spots an old lady down to her last coin, so coin. So he tampers with the machine and the lady wins some more coins.
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--> '''Charley''': (''ecstatic'') This is unbelievable!
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--> '''Charley''': (''ecstatic'') This is unbelievable!unbelievable!
* The entire concept of the Foundation for Law and Government (FLAG) is one huge example of heartwarming. Towards the end of his life, Wilton Knight founds FLAG with the intention of helping people who cannot get help any normal way. He gives Michael a second chance at life after he was shot in the head and left for dead. As a result, Michael and KITT's main mission is to, as the show's intro states, "to champion the cause of the innocent, the helpless, the powerless, in a world of criminals who operate above the law." Yes, it's awesome that Michael, KITT and the Foundation go after criminals, but they don't do it for monetary reasons or fame. They do it because people ask for help when they don't have any other option. In some cases, Michael and KITT just stumble into the situation through happenstance, but still put in their all just to make sure that they succeed at whatever mission as long as they can help the people who need them. And considering the four years we saw them, they helped ordinary, average people and for the right causes (be it a small independent stunt show owner keeping his business afloat, getting a bone marrow donor to the hospital for a little girl to live, helping a small town against a gang of bikers who want to use it as the setting of a gang war with another biker gang, as examples). It's heartwarming that the Foundation, Michael and KITT all exist to make a difference in the world.
* The entire concept of the Foundation for Law and Government (FLAG) is one huge example of heartwarming. Towards the end of his life, Wilton Knight founds FLAG with the intention of helping people who cannot get help any normal way. He gives Michael a second chance at life after he was shot in the head and left for dead. As a result, Michael and KITT's main mission is to, as the show's intro states, "to champion the cause of the innocent, the helpless, the powerless, in a world of criminals who operate above the law." Yes, it's awesome that Michael, KITT and the Foundation go after criminals, but they don't do it for monetary reasons or fame. They do it because people ask for help when they don't have any other option. In some cases, Michael and KITT just stumble into the situation through happenstance, but still put in their all just to make sure that they succeed at whatever mission as long as they can help the people who need them. And considering the four years we saw them, they helped ordinary, average people and for the right causes (be it a small independent stunt show owner keeping his business afloat, getting a bone marrow donor to the hospital for a little girl to live, helping a small town against a gang of bikers who want to use it as the setting of a gang war with another biker gang, as examples). It's heartwarming that the Foundation, Michael and KITT all exist to make a difference in the world.
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-->'''Michael:''' Yeah I ''care'', but don't tell anyone, okay?
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-->'''Michael:''' Yeah Yeah, I ''care'', but don't tell anyone, okay?
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* Near the end of "Give Me Liberty... Or Give Me Death", Bonnie (rather contritely) tells Michael, ''not'' KITT, to be careful. Michael actually does a DoubleTake before he thanks her.
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* Near the end of "Give Me Liberty... Or Give Me Death", Death". Bonnie (rather contritely) tells Michael, ''not'' KITT, to be careful. Michael actually does a DoubleTake before he thanks her.
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* While a lot of "Soul Survivor" was definitely TearJerker territory, Michael's continued reassurances to KITT that the car isn't important, and that KITT himself is what makes the Knight Industries Two Thousand special. This being a huge change in their relationship compared to the series first episode. When Michael kept calling KITT an "[[ItIsDehumanizing it]]", and the two couldn't stop bickering.
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* While a lot of "Soul Survivor" was definitely TearJerker territory, Michael's continued reassurances to KITT that the car isn't important, and that KITT himself is what makes the Knight Industries Two Thousand special. This being a huge change in their relationship compared to the series series' first episode. When Michael kept calling KITT an "[[ItIsDehumanizing it]]", and the two couldn't stop bickering.
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* In "Knightmares", when Michael has amnesia and thinks he's Michael Long again, he asks KITT to tell him about himself.
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* In "Knightmares", when Michael has amnesia and thinks he's Michael Long again, he again. He asks KITT to tell him about himself.
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--> '''KITT''': You choose him this time, my friend.
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--> '''KITT''': You choose him this time, my friend.friend.
* From the episode "Knight Sing", KITT letting the blind Charley Conner's sit in the drivers seat while driving around the block. [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Continually confusing the poor policeman assigned to handle the local traffic]].
--> '''Charley''': (''ecstatic'') This is unbelievable!
* From the episode "Knight Sing", KITT letting the blind Charley Conner's sit in the drivers seat while driving around the block. [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Continually confusing the poor policeman assigned to handle the local traffic]].
--> '''Charley''': (''ecstatic'') This is unbelievable!
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** Michael actually has many moments like this throughout the series. Bonnie's a BerserkButton for him and he doesn't even realize it.
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** Michael actually has many moments like this throughout the series. Bonnie's a BerserkButton for him and he doesn't even realize it.him.
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** Also from "Knight of the Drones", a completely [[WhamEpisode smashed up via missile launcher]] KITT weakly asks Bonnie why it's so dark outside. She tells him [[BlatantLies that it's night]]. Bonnie is sometimes jokingly referred to as KITT's mother, but in this scene, you can’t help but buy it.
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** Also from "Knight of the Drones", a completely [[WhamEpisode smashed up via missile launcher]] KITT weakly asks Bonnie why it's so dark outside. She tells him [[BlatantLies that it's night]]. Bonnie is sometimes jokingly referred to as KITT's mother, but in this scene, you can’t can't help but buy it.
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** Michael and KITT's pure joy at having the car back by the end of the episode. When Devon calls they deicide to "play hooky" and Turbo Boost while joyriding, just for the hell of it.
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** Michael and KITT's pure joy at having the car back by the end of the episode. When Devon calls they deicide decide to "play hooky" and Turbo Boost while joyriding, just for the hell of it.
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-->'''Michael:''' Hello Stevie.
-->'''Stevie:''' Hello Michael.
-->'''Stevie:''' Hello Michael.
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** Also from "Knight of the Drones", a completely [[WhamEpisode smashed up via missile launcher]] KITT weakly asks Bonnie why it’s so dark outside. She tells him [[BlatantLies that it’s night]]. Bonnie is sometimes jokingly referred to as KITT’s mother, but in this scene, you can’t help but buy it.
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** Also from "Knight of the Drones", a completely [[WhamEpisode smashed up via missile launcher]] KITT weakly asks Bonnie why it’s it's so dark outside. She tells him [[BlatantLies that it’s it's night]]. Bonnie is sometimes jokingly referred to as KITT’s KITT's mother, but in this scene, you can’t help but buy it.
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-->'''Michael:''' KITT is the world's ''greatest'' automobile! What do you want to do, turn him into a golf cart?!
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* Michael and Devon's relationship gets a mention. It starts off with them butting heads more often than not, at the very least strictly business. Then in later seasons, they seem to warm up to each other and develope a really nice father-son relationship.
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* Michael and Devon's relationship gets a mention. It starts off with them butting heads more often than not, at the very least strictly business. Then in later seasons, they seem to warm up to each other and develope develop a really nice father-son relationship.
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* While most of "The Scent of Roses" was sad enough to be TearJerker material, the fact that KITT stayed in the same parking-lot for two weeks. Induring all kinds of indignities to be near Michael's side is very sweet. Not to mention it actually saved Michael's life when KITT used the hospital intercom to stop an assassin from killing him.
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* While most of "The Scent of Roses" was sad enough to be TearJerker material, the fact that KITT stayed in the same parking-lot for two weeks. Induring Enduring all kinds of indignities to be near Michael's side is very sweet. Not to mention it actually saved Michael's life when KITT used the hospital intercom to stop an assassin from killing him.
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* Near the end of "Give Me Liberty... Or Give Me Death", Bonnie (rather contritely) tells "Michael" ''not'' "KITT" to be carful, Michael actually does a DoubleTake, before he thanks her.
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* Near the end of "Give Me Liberty... Or Give Me Death", Bonnie (rather contritely) tells "Michael" Michael, ''not'' "KITT" KITT, to be carful, careful. Michael actually does a DoubleTake, DoubleTake before he thanks her. her.
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* "Let It Be Me", when Michael sees Stevie again on stage, playing her piano beautifully. There's just so much...love in his eyes.
** Doubles as a TearJerker when he starts to get flashbacks of the last time they were together.
-->'''Michael:''' Hello Stevie.
-->'''Stevie:''' Hello Michael.
** Doubles as a TearJerker when he starts to get flashbacks of the last time they were together.
-->'''Michael:''' Hello Stevie.
-->'''Stevie:''' Hello Michael.
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** Earlier in "Ring of Fire" KITT admitted he's actually rather fond of dogs, when the behave. He's later seen making friends with several guard dogs while stuck in the bayou.
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** Earlier in "Ring of Fire" KITT admitted he's actually rather fond of dogs, when the they behave. He's later seen making friends with several guard dogs while stuck in the bayou.
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* The episode "A Knight in Shining Armor", where a teenage girl is asked to help find a treasure left to her by her father before his death (which the bad guys are after as well). She had hated her father all her life, while others idolized him, feeling pushed aside and unimportant to him, and she agrees only reluctantly. In the end it turns out that [[spoiler: the treasure her father left her is a beautiful, but monetarily worthless hoard of crystal/stone compounds in a cavern – a beautiful sight reserved only for her, and which had no cash value to him whatsoever. He loved her more than money after all.]]
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* The episode where a teenage girl is asked to help find a treasure left to her by her father before his death (which the bad guys are after as well). She had hated her father all her life, while others idolised him, feeling pushed aside and unimportant to him, and she agrees only reluctantly. In the end it turns out that [[spoiler: the treasure her father left her is a beautiful, but monetarily worthless hoard of crystal/stone compounds in a cavern – a beautiful sight reserved only for her, and which had no cash value to him whatsoever. He loved her more than money after all.]]
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-->'''Michael:''' ...What?
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** Earlier in "Ring of Fire" KITT admitted he's actually rather fond of dogs, when the behave. He's later seen making friends with several guard dogs while stuck in the bayou.
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* Basically throw a kid into the mix and KITT will, more often than not, end up being adorable. Mostly because the kid never has the gut wrench reaction of "OMG TALKING CAR!" that many of the older people have and will quite happily chat away to him without freaking out.
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* Basically throw a kid into the mix and KITT will, more often than not, end up being adorable. Mostly because the kid never has the gut wrench reaction of "OMG TALKING CAR!" that many of the older people have and will quite happily chat away to with him without freaking out.
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* During one episode, KITT gives a down and out homeless man ten dollars from one a Foundation account. That was sweet enough, but then said man turns up again at the end of the episode with two beautiful women and a nice suit. Turns out one of the things he bought with the ten dollars was a winning lottery ticket. When he tries to give KITT back what he owes, KITT refuses, saying he should find someone else.
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* During one episode, KITT gives a down and out homeless man ten dollars from one a the Foundation account. That was sweet enough, but then said man turns up again at the end of the episode with two beautiful women and a nice suit. Turns out one of the things he bought with the ten dollars was a winning lottery ticket. When he tries to give KITT back what he owes, KITT refuses, saying he should find someone else.
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* While a lot of "Soul Survivor" was definitely TearJerker territory, Michael's continued reassurances to KITT that the car isn't important, and that KITT himself is what makes the Knight Industries Two Thousand special. This being a huge change in their relationship in the series first episode. When Michael kept calling KITT an "[[ItIsDehumanizing it]]", and the two couldn't stop bickering.
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* While a lot of "Soul Survivor" was definitely TearJerker territory, Michael's continued reassurances to KITT that the car isn't important, and that KITT himself is what makes the Knight Industries Two Thousand special. This being a huge change in their relationship in compared to the series first episode. When Michael kept calling KITT an "[[ItIsDehumanizing it]]", and the two couldn't stop bickering.
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* While a lot of "Soul Survivor" was definitely TearJerker territory, but Michael's continued reassurances to KIIT that the car isn't important, and that KITT himself is what makes the Knight Industries Two Thousand special. This being a huge change in their relationship during "Knight of the Phoenix". When Michael kept calling KITT an "[[ItIsDehumanizing it]]", and the two couldn't stop bickering.
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* While a lot of "Soul Survivor" was definitely TearJerker territory, but Michael's continued reassurances to KIIT KITT that the car isn't important, and that KITT himself is what makes the Knight Industries Two Thousand special. This being a huge change in their relationship during "Knight of in the Phoenix".series first episode. When Michael kept calling KITT an "[[ItIsDehumanizing it]]", and the two couldn't stop bickering.
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* While a lot of "Soul Survivor" was definitely TearJerker territory, but Michael's continued reassurances to KIIT that the car isn't important, and that KITT himself is what makes the Knight Industries Two Thousand special. This being a huge change in their relationship during "Knight of the Phoenix". When Michael kept calling KITT an "[[ItIsDehumanizing it]]", and the two couldn't stop bickering.
** Michael and KITT's pure joy at having the car back by the end of the episode. When Devon calls they deicide to "play hooky" and Turbo Boost while joyriding, just for the hell of it.
** Michael and KITT's pure joy at having the car back by the end of the episode. When Devon calls they deicide to "play hooky" and Turbo Boost while joyriding, just for the hell of it.
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* When Jennifer Knight tells Michael he's 'one of the family' at the end of the two-parter "Knight of the Juggernaut" episode. They even had a hug.
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* When Jennifer Knight tells Michael he's 'one "one of the family' family" at the end of the two-parter "Knight of the Juggernaut" episode. Juggernaut". They even had shared a hug.
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** A good example, the season one episode "Hearts of Stone" has Devon try to get Michael off a case. Devon tells Michael it's cause he doesn't want Michael getting killed. It's the first episode in the series when Devon admits he actually cares.* The episode where a teenage girl is asked to help find a treasure left to her by her father before his death (which the bad guys are after as well). She had hated her father all her life, while others idolised him, feeling pushed aside and unimportant to him, and she agrees only reluctantly. In the end it turns out that [[spoiler: the treasure her father left her is a beautiful, but monetarily worthless hoard of crystal/stone compounds in a cavern – a beautiful sight reserved only for her, and which had no cash value to him whatsoever. He loved her more than money after all.]]
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** A good example, the season one episode "Hearts of Stone" has Devon try to get Michael off a case. Devon tells Michael it's cause he doesn't want Michael getting killed. It's the first episode in the series when Devon admits he actually cares.cares.
* The episode where a teenage girl is asked to help find a treasure left to her by her father before his death (which the bad guys are after as well). She had hated her father all her life, while others idolised him, feeling pushed aside and unimportant to him, and she agrees only reluctantly. In the end it turns out that [[spoiler: the treasure her father left her is a beautiful, but monetarily worthless hoard of crystal/stone compounds in a cavern – a beautiful sight reserved only for her, and which had no cash value to him whatsoever. He loved her more than money after all.]]
* The episode where a teenage girl is asked to help find a treasure left to her by her father before his death (which the bad guys are after as well). She had hated her father all her life, while others idolised him, feeling pushed aside and unimportant to him, and she agrees only reluctantly. In the end it turns out that [[spoiler: the treasure her father left her is a beautiful, but monetarily worthless hoard of crystal/stone compounds in a cavern – a beautiful sight reserved only for her, and which had no cash value to him whatsoever. He loved her more than money after all.]]
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* Near the end of "Give Me Liberty... Or Give Me Death", Bonnie (rather contritely) tells "Michael" not "KITT" to be carful, Michael actually does a DoubleTake, before he thanks her.
* In "The Topaz Connection", KITT sees slot machines while in surveillance mode. He spots an old lady down to her last coin, so he tampers with the machine and the lady wins some coins.
* In "The Topaz Connection", KITT sees slot machines while in surveillance mode. He spots an old lady down to her last coin, so he tampers with the machine and the lady wins some coins.
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* Near the end of "Give Me Liberty... Or Give Me Death", Bonnie (rather contritely) tells "Michael" not ''not'' "KITT" to be carful, Michael actually does a DoubleTake, before he thanks her.
* In "The Topaz Connection", KITT sees slot machines while in surveillance mode. He spots an old lady down to her last coin, so he tampers with the machine and the lady wins somecoins. more coins.
* Michael talks a BrainwashedAndCrazy (so to speak) KITT out of hurting him in "Chariot of Gold" by reminding him of the team, Bonnie and Devon and how much they all [[TrueCompanions care for each other]]. You can argue that it's all a part of his programming, but still with KITT it's hard to believe...
** Michael doing a similar thing with a BrainwashedAndCrazy Bonnie.
* In "Knightmares", when Michael has amnesia and thinks he's Michael Long again, he asks KITT to tell him about himself.
-->'''KITT:''' One more thing you should know about Michael Knight.
-->'''Michael:''' ...What?
-->'''KITT:''' I was extremely fond of him.
* In "The Topaz Connection", KITT sees slot machines while in surveillance mode. He spots an old lady down to her last coin, so he tampers with the machine and the lady wins some
* Michael talks a BrainwashedAndCrazy (so to speak) KITT out of hurting him in "Chariot of Gold" by reminding him of the team, Bonnie and Devon and how much they all [[TrueCompanions care for each other]]. You can argue that it's all a part of his programming, but still with KITT it's hard to believe...
** Michael doing a similar thing with a BrainwashedAndCrazy Bonnie.
* In "Knightmares", when Michael has amnesia and thinks he's Michael Long again, he asks KITT to tell him about himself.
-->'''KITT:''' One more thing you should know about Michael Knight.
-->'''Michael:''' ...What?
-->'''KITT:''' I was extremely fond of him.
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* Michael talks a BrainwashedAndCrazy (so to speak) KITT out of hurting him by reminding him of the team, Bonnie and Devon and how much they all [[TrueCompanions care for each other]]. You can argue that it's all a part of his programming, but still with KITT it's hard to believe...
** Michael doing a similar thing with a BrainwashedAndCrazy Bonnie.
* The episode where a teenage girl is asked to help find a treasure left to her by her father before his death (which the bad guys are after as well). She had hated her father all her life, while others idolised him, feeling pushed aside and unimportant to him, and she agrees only reluctantly. In the end it turns out that [[spoiler: the treasure her father left her is a beautiful, but monetarily worthless hoard of crystal/stone compounds in a cavern – a beautiful sight reserved only for her, and which had no cash value to him whatsoever. He loved her more than money after all.]]
** Michael doing a similar thing with a BrainwashedAndCrazy Bonnie.
* The episode where a teenage girl is asked to help find a treasure left to her by her father before his death (which the bad guys are after as well). She had hated her father all her life, while others idolised him, feeling pushed aside and unimportant to him, and she agrees only reluctantly. In the end it turns out that [[spoiler: the treasure her father left her is a beautiful, but monetarily worthless hoard of crystal/stone compounds in a cavern – a beautiful sight reserved only for her, and which had no cash value to him whatsoever. He loved her more than money after all.]]
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* Michael talks and Devon's relationship gets a BrainwashedAndCrazy (so to speak) KITT out of hurting him by reminding him of mention. It starts off with them butting heads more often than not, at the team, Bonnie very least strictly business. Then in later seasons, they seem to warm up to each other and develope a really nice father-son relationship.
** A good example, the season one episode "Hearts of Stone" has Devonand how much they all [[TrueCompanions care for each other]]. You can argue that try to get Michael off a case. Devon tells Michael it's all a part of his programming, but still with KITT it's hard to believe...
**cause he doesn't want Michael doing a similar thing with a BrainwashedAndCrazy Bonnie.
getting killed. It's the first episode in the series when Devon admits he actually cares.* The episode where a teenage girl is asked to help find a treasure left to her by her father before his death (which the bad guys are after as well). She had hated her father all her life, while others idolised him, feeling pushed aside and unimportant to him, and she agrees only reluctantly. In the end it turns out that [[spoiler: the treasure her father left her is a beautiful, but monetarily worthless hoard of crystal/stone compounds in a cavern – a beautiful sight reserved only for her, and which had no cash value to him whatsoever. He loved her more than money after all.]]
** A good example, the season one episode "Hearts of Stone" has Devon
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* In "Knightmares", when Michael has amnesia and thinks he's Michael Long again, he asks KITT to tell him about himself.
-->'''KITT:''' One more thing you should know about Michael Knight.
-->'''Michael:''' ...What?
-->'''KITT:''' I was extremely fond of him.
* Michael and Devon's relationship gets a mention. It starts off with them butting heads more often than not, at the very least strictly business. Then in later seasons, they seem to warm up to each other and develope a really nice father-son relationship.
** A good example, the season one episode "Hearts of Stone" has Devon try to get Michael off a case. Devon tells Michael it's cause he doesn't want Michael getting killed. It's the first episode in the series when Devon admits he actually cares.
* During one episode, KITT gives a down and out homeless man ten dollars from one a Foundation account. That was sweet enough, but then said man turns up again at the end of the episode with two beautiful women and a nice suit. Turns out one of the things he bought with the ten dollars was a winning lottery ticket. When he tries to give KITT back what he owes, KITT refuses, saying he should find someone else.'' "You choose him this time, my friend." ''
-->'''KITT:''' One more thing you should know about Michael Knight.
-->'''Michael:''' ...What?
-->'''KITT:''' I was extremely fond of him.
* Michael and Devon's relationship gets a mention. It starts off with them butting heads more often than not, at the very least strictly business. Then in later seasons, they seem to warm up to each other and develope a really nice father-son relationship.
** A good example, the season one episode "Hearts of Stone" has Devon try to get Michael off a case. Devon tells Michael it's cause he doesn't want Michael getting killed. It's the first episode in the series when Devon admits he actually cares.
* During one episode, KITT gives a down and out homeless man ten dollars from one a Foundation account. That was sweet enough, but then said man turns up again at the end of the episode with two beautiful women and a nice suit. Turns out one of the things he bought with the ten dollars was a winning lottery ticket. When he tries to give KITT back what he owes, KITT refuses, saying he should find someone else.'' "You choose him this time, my friend." ''
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-->'''KITT:''' One more thing you should know about Michael Knight.
-->'''Michael:''' ...What?
-->'''KITT:''' I was extremely fond of him.
* Michael and Devon's relationship gets a mention. It starts off with them butting heads more often than not, at the very least strictly business. Then in later seasons, they seem to warm up to each other and develope a really nice father-son relationship.
** A good example, the season one episode "Hearts of Stone" has Devon try to get Michael off a case. Devon tells Michael it's cause he doesn't want Michael getting killed. It's the first episode in the series when Devon admits he actually cares.
--> '''KITT''': You choose him this time, my friend.
