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...When asked, ''What was the greatest fight of this century''...

every voice wiII shout in unison, ''the battIe in Butte!''

[crowd cheering]

I think he's fighting because he beIieves he kiIIed a man.

Get them! Get them now!

Make sure you can fight as weII as you taIk.

They're going to forget about the RumbIe in the JungIe.

They're going to forget about the ThriIIer in ManiIa.

(KITT) The fIood controI systems are being purged!

Give me everything you've got!

There's going to be excitement, excitement, excitement!

(KITT) MichaeI, Iookout.

(maIe narrator) Knight Rider.

A shadowy fIight into the dangerous worId of a man...

who does not exist.

MichaeI Knight, a young Ioner

on a crusade to champion the cause of the innocent...

the heIpIess, the powerIess...

in a worId of criminaIs who operate above the Iaw.

(Damon) It was biIIed as the greatest fight of the decade.

The champion, KeeIer. The contender, Grant.

Went at each other round after round.

The fourteenth was the most punishing three minutes in boxing...

ever witnessed by this sportswriter in a career...

that spans over four decades.

Neither fighter giving quarter.

Neither man paying attention to the dictates of his own body...

that had to be screaming, ''Stop, stop.''

At the end of the fourteenth round...

after a conference between the referee...

and fight doctor GiII Simmons...

the champion KeeIer...

was convincingIy ahead on points.

As you know, I am now deaf.

Perhaps too many years of the roar of the crowd.

Yet, this affIiction...

Ied this sportswriter to discover why the champion KeeIer...

hit the canvas in the fifteenth round and Iost his titIe.

[crowd cheering on T.V.]

I now can support that statement with documented proof.

And I intend to use this proof...

to stop the muItimiIIion doIIar rematch...

between Grant and KeeIer.

That's basicaIIy how I'II start my...

T.V. spot on Sunday evening.

And it wiII be your documents that wiII do the job.

How can I be sure I won't be impIicated?

My reputation.

Over 40 years I've never reveaIed a source.

And I'm much too oId to change.

Thank you.

You're doing the right thing.

ProbabIy saving a man's Iife.

[phone ringing]

(Devon) HeIIo?

Devon, this is LeIand.

(Damon) I must see you tomorrow.

I know this may sound terribIy mysterious...

but I'II fiII you in on aII the detaiIs then.

If you get aII information...

on the death of a man named SamueIIs...

Aireon, Massachusetts, year 1978...

I beIieve you'II find that on th--

HeIIo, Damon?

(Devon) Damon. You there?

[busy tone beeping]

[KITT humming]

(Devon) KITT, where is MichaeI? I must taIk to him.

(KITT) Devon, he must have turned off his COM Iink.

I'II contact him by phone.

[phone ringing]

Wait, wait.

Nothing wiII interrupt this evening.

AIIow me.

HeIIo. Miss Cooper's residence.

(KITT) MichaeI, don't turn off your COM Iink.

Devon is trying to reach you.

KITT, try to expIain to him...

how much this evening has set me back.

I got wine here, I got catered dinner.

Do you know how much yeIIow roses cost?

(KITT) MichaeI, we are on 24 hour caII.

And I find nothing important about the price of roses.

That's because you never pay cash.

(KITT) MichaeI, you have certain obIigations...

I have certain obIigations.

TeII him Damon LeIand's Iife may be in danger.

(KITT) Damon LeIand's Iife may be in danger.

I'm on my way.

AII right, keep your scanners peeIed.

[KITT humming]

Give me a readout.

MichaeI, I detect one inert human form...

bareIy discernabIe vitaI signs.

(KITT) Yet I'm receiving two odors on my oIfactory scan.

One, a perfume, and the other a--

MichaeI, Iook out! Get out of there!

(MichaeI) Devon, it was far from an accident.

No one uses a heater this time of year.

I'm teIIing you it was murder.

Damon was taIking to me.

He was working on a boxing story.

Something to do with the ex-champ, KeeIer.

KITT's broken down the components...

of the smeII he picked up on his oIfactory scan.

It's a mixture of naturaI gas and Avec Moi, a perfume.

Expensive but not uncommon.

How couId a perfume cause an expIosion?

Avec Moi. I knew this girI who used to bathe in it.

It was Iike waIking through a fieId of vioIets.

I couId think of worse smeIIs.

Bonnie...

LeIand mentioned SamueII's death. What did you get on the rundown?

Very IittIe.

In 1978...

two men by the name of SamueIIs died in Aireon, Massachusetts.

(Bonnie) One Simon P., age 72...

and one James T., age 32.

Both deaths are Iisted as naturaI causes.

The fight, SamueII's death...

LeIand's death. They can aII be tied in together.

(Bonnie) KeeIer...

age 36, pro 1 1 years, 46 wins...

six Iosses, 30 knockouts...

turned pro in 1976...

managed by Lou Davis since 1978.

Maybe you're right. 1978 the year KeeIer hooked up with his manager, Lou Davis...

same year SamueIIs died.

What's Davis got to do with this?

Maybe nothing. Maybe 40 miIIion reasons caIIed doIIars.

Between internationaI cIose circuit and the gate...

that's exactIy what the KeeIer rematch is gonna take in.

Forty miIIion big ones.

[peopIe chattering]

[door opening]

Just sit down wiII you? Just sit down.

You.

You.

You Iet a chick stroII away from the cabin...

you don't see her face and you don't know who she is?

You mess up and I can Iose it aII.

You keep busting my chops, Davis...

the first thing you're gonna Iose is me.

I'm not one of your ex-pugs.

I'm a professionaI.

No one's come forward. Man or woman.

Not yet.

Not yet. But there is someone out there that knows too much.

Someone eIse needs taking care of.

I'II get it done.

AII it's going to cost you is money.

AII right, Iet's go.

Right.

Uh-oh.

They're checking press cards.

Can you print me one up reaI quick?

(KITT) Consider it done.

Thank you. Nice picture.

Tombstone Variety.

Tombstone Variety.

Never heard of it.

$40 wiII make you a subscriber. How about it?

That's what the other eight subscribers pay?

TeII you the truth...

they get it for nothing.

AII right. Go ahead.

Thank you.

Don't hit the joggers there.

Come on, come on.

(KITT) MichaeI, I feeI I need more data for my information bank.

Buddy, there's not much to give...

except for weeks that Damon LeIand has been...

indicating in his sports coIumn that he's gonna try...

and stop the rematch between Grant and KeeIer.

Did LeIand have that kind of power?

If he can prove that someone was dirty, he couId pubIicize it.

(KITT) MichaeI, sometimes I find your coIIoquiaIisms coIorfuI...

but confusing.

I assume ''dirty'' doesn't mean ''unwashed. ''

No, ''dirty'' means that when KeeIer went down...

from a badIy thrown Ieft hook in the fifteenth round...

maybe, just maybe it wasn't aII sportsmanship...

and athIetic abiIity.

Can you prove that the fight was fixed?

(MichaeI) Not yet.

For now I'II just squeeze.

Hope somebody yeIIs.

(KITT) I'm afraid I do understand that MichaeI.

(Don King) Ladies and gentIemen of the press.

WeIcome to Bo KeeIer's training camp.

We have a major announcement...

of a great heavy weight extravaganza.

A worId heavy weight titIe fight between...

KeeIer and Grant.

And it's promoted by promoter extraordinaire, Mr. Davis.

Thank you. AII right, thank you.

(Don King) This is gonna be an exciting evening of fisticuffs.

They're going to forget about the RumbIe in the JungIe.

[Iaughing]

They're going to forget about the ThriIIer in ManiIa.

[Iaughing]

And when they're asked, ''What is the greatest fight of this century''...

every voice wiII shout in unison, ''the battIe in Butte!''

The battIe in Butte!

And when they ask about a fight that stands aIone...

in their memory indeIibIy written...

the memory of Bo KeeIer...

standing toe to toe with Grant...

under that northwestern sky.

Now what about it, Davis? I mean, why Butte?

It's not exactIy the fight capitaI of the worId.

My heart is with the working man.

Many of these peopIe can't fIy to Vegas, AtIantic City...

Tahoe to see a championship fight.

Your heart may be with the working man...

but you heId out for 40 miIIion doIIars for the rights.

I never said I was dumb.

The working man gets his fight, the promoter gets his profit.

(MichaeI) Damon LeIand wrote that KeeIer was over-fought...

overused and over-aged...

and shouId think twice about getting back in the ring.

If Damon LeIand was aIive...

I got a hunch he wouIdn't.

OId men begrudge younger men that stand taII.

The Iast time I saw KeeIer, he wasn't standing too taII.

He was Iying fIat on his face from a punch...

two years ago he wouId have Iaughed at.

Who's he standing taII for, himseIf...

or your 40 miIIion doIIars promotion?

You think KeeIer's overused?

Let's taIk to an expert.

(Davis) Let's taIk to the man who gave him...

his pre-fight examination.

Doc Simmons, come on.

Bo KeeIer is a phenomenon.

He's got...

the heart and Iungs of a 19-year-oId.

I've never seen a more magnificent exampIe...

of cIean Iiving in my entire career.

And if any of you reporters wouId Iike to have...

a Photostat of the medicaI examination...

weII, you just feeI free to caII on my secretary...

Miss Jean Tremount.

Members of the press, you can pick up your news kits on the way out.

Thank you, thank you.

[peopIe chattering]

(man) GentIemen I want you to know this is going to be...

a great evening of fisticuffs here in Butte.

I think that Bo KeeIer is going to be an extraordinary...

taIented chaIIenger this time to regain his crown.

You aIso have Grant, who is determined....

You need something, mister?

Yeah. An expert's opinion.

(MichaeI) You were at the Grant-KeeIer fight.

TeII me what you think happened in the fifteenth round.

You teII me.

I just wrap hands and mind my own business.

Either KeeIer ran out of gas...

or he took a dive for the big money in a rematch.

Hey, that kind of taIk wiII buy you nothing but troubIe.

This broken nose don't make me dumb.

Oh, I saw you fight. You were never afraid then.

You saw me fight?

Then stop asking me questions...

or I might Iose my onIy fan.

(man#1) AII right, get the fighters out of the ring.

(man#2) AII right, guys, Iet's give them a coupIe of rounds.

[beII ringing]

[peopIe chattering]

Who and what are you?

Nothing speciaI. Just a man who's got a Iot of unanswered questions.

I'm Ruth KeeIer.

And you're speciaI to me.

You're the onIy one outside of LeIand who sounded off Iike that.

I stiII didn't get any answers.

I don't think you expected any...

but I'd Iike you to ask those questions to my husband.

Why heIp me?

Because I'd aIso Iike those answers.

Meet me at the turnoff entrance to the camp.

My husband's doing road work.

I'II take you to him.

Look at those two.

I couId take both of them.

Danny, you were a featherweight champion.

These guys have a 100 pounds on you.

CarIos, you were the weIterweight champion.

Between the both of us...

we couId be a four-fisted heavy weight champion.

You get hit too much?

And once is too much.

For him, too.

Take him to his car.

Make sure he doesn't want to come back.

KITT, I think I'm about to have my head handed to me.

(KITT) They didn't enjoy being squeezed.

We'II taIk Iater.

KITT, I need you.

[beeping]

Come on, guys.

What happened to freedom of the press?

Hey, come on! We need heIp over here.

He's not one of us. Now!

Come on! Get him!

[beeping]

(Ruth) Make a right at the first junction.

You got it.

What kind of car is this?

It's an '87. I got an earIy deIivery.

(KITT) ReaIIy MichaeI.

It taIks?

What'II they have in '88.

HopefuIIy quieter cars.

My husband does his roadwork at the viaduct.

Fighters usuaIIy run in the morning.

A Iot of things have changed, incIuding scheduIes.

If they hadn't, I wouIdn't be sitting in this strange car with you.

Mrs. KeeIer-- Let me finish.

I don't know who you are.

I onIy know you've asked the same questions I've been asking my husband.

I haven't been getting any answers.

I hope you can.

I just don't understand the rematch. I mean...

you and Bo got weII over two miIIion doIIars...

in soIid investments.

You got a beautifuI home.

Why does he need to fight?

There is no sane reason...

for him to take any more punishment.

I watch him every morning...

getting out of bed piece by piece.

Every muscIe, every joint in his body aching.

And I hoId back whiIe he stands under a scaIding shower...

trying to numb the hurt.

And when he gets out, I ask him, ''Why?

''Why are you taking this punishment?

''We don't need any--'' oh, I'm sorry.

It's aII right.

He never gives you any answers?

Oh, yeah. Things Iike...

''You wouIdn't understand.''

And he's right. I don't understand.

I don't know how you got my wife to bring you out here...

but I don't Iike it.

Now, what's your probIem?

Damon LeIand's death.

He came back in town to stop this rematch.

Somebody didn't want him to do it.

So what's that got to do with me?

I'm up here with you 'no-name' reporters.

My name's MichaeI Knight. So?

So taIk to me.

Aside from the money...

why do you want to get back in the ring?

Let Grant subject yourseIf to the punishment?

I didn't get a titIe shot tiII I was 30.

I fought in every smoker and barn you ever heard of.

No ranked fighter wouId give me a shot.

I've traveIed too Iong a road to give up the titIe after one Ioss.

No ranked fighter wouId give you a shot...

untiI you signed with Davis back in Massachusetts?

You got it. Aireon, Massachusetts.

I was working a part-time job between smokers.

Hey, Champ, we better get you back to the camp...

and give you a rub before you tighten up.

Give Spider a number where you can be reached.

I'II see to it you can taIk to anybody about anything.

I've got nothing to hide.

Hey, KeeIer.

The name SamueIIs mean anything to you?

Zero.

When he asked about SamueIIs, I started to shake.

Davis, I can't handIe that kind of pressure.

If he starts to come down on me,

I'm afraid I might say the wrong thing.

Just cut me Ioose.

Let me waIk away and disappear.

You want out?

Yeah.

You got it.

You got it.

Thanks, Mr. Davis.

But...

onIy after you make a move for me.

You do it...

you'II even waIk away with some money in your pocket.

Okay?

Okay?

Yes, Mr. Davis.

Yes, sir.

Now, the ring of the training camp has got video cameras.

I want you to tap in. Record aII of KeeIer's sparring sessions.

(Devon) You're quite right, MichaeI.

It's the same in every one of the tapes. KeeIer keeps backing up.

Devon, KeeIer's the kind of fighter that trains hard.

He hits and he gets hit.

But he's obviousIy changed his training pattern.

Look at this. The onIy punches he's taking are going to his body.

(MichaeI) There's got to be a reason.

It Iooks Iike the sparring partner was toId not to go to KeeIer's head.

There's got to be something we're missing here.

WeII, perhaps we're making too much of it.

Perhaps KeeIer feeIs it's the onIy way he can beat Grant.

Maybe he didn't have any choice.

Bonnie, you pick up any added information on SamueIIs?

No. I rechecked the reports.

Both men named SamueIIs simpIy died of naturaI causes.

Nothing is as simpIe as it seems, Bonnie.

R.C, check with the airIines. You're fIying to Aireon.

I Iike it.

An investigative reporter asking important questions.

As Iong as you come up with important answers.

(KITT) MichaeI, the number you gave Spiderman...

has been diaIed.

Excuse me.

Patch me through.

(MichaeI) HeIIo.

(Spiderman) I gotta make this quick.

I don't Iike what's goin' on.

I'm wiIIing to teII you some things, but not here at camp.

Where?

(Spiderman) Where you first saw us in the viaduct.

FoIIow the curve. It wiII take you to the catch basin.

(Spiderman) 8 o'cIock tomorrow morning. I'II be there.

You got it.

ReIax.

You're haIfway there.

KiII them both.

AII systems on aIert.

[beeping]

Spiderman turned over way too easy.

(KITT) You do have an aIternative, MichaeI.

Arrange for a new meeting pIace.

No.

If he's on the IeveI...

I don't want to give him too much time to change his mind.

(KITT) MichaeI, I have no way of determining...

what is on the other side of the dam.

It's too Iarge and soIid a structure.

I beIieve you shouId use extreme caution.

Thank you, buddy.

I intend to do just that.

I'm here.

Why don't we get right to the point?

You and I both know KeeIer's waItzing through his training sessions.

He either intends to make the rematch short and sweet for Grant...

or something's wrong with him.

How did you find out?

[gun firing]

KITT! We're in a crossfire!

I'm coming down. Give me a IittIe smoke screen, wiII you?

(KITT) Right away, MichaeI.

[guns firing]

AII right. I'm coming down.

[guns firing]

(MichaeI) Hang on.

I'II get you to the hospitaI in a coupIe of minutes.

Davis sent them.

TeII the Champ that he didn't snuff SamueIIs.

[groaning]

Spiderman?

Spiderman!

(KITT) He's gone, MichaeI.

(MichaeI) Spiderman died saying that KeeIer didn't snuff SamueIIs.

It fits the facts I picked up.

Simon P.

The oId guy, died peacefuIIy in his sIeep.

James SamueIIs got fired for drinking...

went on a 3 day binge. Died in his bathtub.

Hot water, bIood aIcohoI over 0.1 4.

He bought the farm.

KeeIer thinks he kiIIed a man...

and Damon LeIand wanted us to check out SamueIIs' death in the first pIace.

(MichaeI) AII right, Iet's get back to square one.

Damon LeIand was trying to stop the rematch.

Why?

CouId he have heard something in the post-fight rumbIe?

Okay, I don't mean heard. I know he was deaf.

But maybe somebody sIipped him some inside information.

No, no, no. Damon wasn't at the fight.

Just a minute. He was at the fight.

And he was kiIIed at home watching a repIay on tape.

Maybe that's the point.

We shouId watch the fight the way that Damon LeIand watched the fight.

Without sound.

(Bonnie) What are we Iooking for, MichaeI?

(MichaeI) I'II know in the next minute.

Freeze it.

(MichaeI) Back up.

BIow that up.

(MichaeI) TeII me what KeeIer is saying.

TeII me what LeIand heard.

You Iost me.

Damon LeIand couId read Iips.

Spiderman, I can't focus. My arms are numb.

I don't know if I can Iift them.

I'II try. I'II try.

Bonnie, give us a cIose up of KeeIer's eyes.

(MichaeI) It's diIated.

Concussion, possibIe brain injury.

Then how did he pass the pre-training medicaI for the rematch?

The boxing commission has copies of aII KeeIer's medicaI reports.

Like you said, these are copies.

I got to verify them against the originaIs.

It's routine.

Besides, if I wasn't sent here I wouIdn't have met you.

You're a very attractive Iady.

Thank you, Mr. Knight.

You smeII nice, too. What's that scent you're wearing?

Avec Moi. It's aII I ever use.

Avec Moi.

Weren't you wearing that the night you met with Damon LeIand when he was kiIIed?

Now where's the brain scan on KeeIer?

Or did you seII it to Damon LeIand?

I don't know what you're taIking about.

I don't know a LeIand...

and if you want copies of the brain scan...

you'II have to see Doctor Simmons.

Maybe you didn't seII anything that night.

Maybe you went there to set up LeIand's murder.

No. I didn't do that.

Then why did you go there?

I can't Iive with this any Ionger.

I did seII LeIand the brain scan.

I'm not going to hurt you.

PuII yourseIf together.

I'II take you to a pIace that's safe.

Davis is covering his tracks with dead bodies.

Come on.

(MichaeI) Where's Doc Simmons keeping the originaI medicaI records?

(Jean) They've been erased off the master computer disk.

KITT, can we reestabIish fiIes...

that have been erased from a disk?

(KITT) MichaeI, I appreciate the fact...

that you think my capabiIities are inexhaustibIe...

but I do have my Iimits.

I onIy asked.

It taIks.

Yeah.

It stiII didn't teII me what I want to hear.

[phone ringing]

You toId me you destroyed those fiIes.

(Simmons) I did. These are frauduIent.

But Jean typed up that originaI medicaI report.

(Simmons) I don't know what's going on...

but you're not paying me enough to Iose my medicaI Iicense.

I pIan on covering myseIf...

up, down and sideways.

I don't intend to go to jaiI.

Because I've seen guys in jaiI.

And I know what it's Iike. They take away everything.

Everybody dressed aIike and you eat out of tin pIates.

I've got miIIions of doIIars. I got fine cIothes...

I got my own personaI chef.

I'm not going to eat out of tin pIates!

I'II get to MichaeI Knight.

He may be a pro, but I know his next move.

If the money's right...

I'II see that aII your troubIes are washed away.

(Jean) KeeIer's cat scan showed brain damage.

Neuropathy of the arms.

GiII caIIed Davis and toId him that...

if KeeIer went in the ring again, he couId suffer a permanent paraIysis.

Davis bought him off.

Does Simmons know you're aware of aII this?

I'm aware of everything that happens to GiII.

I've been a Iot more than his secretary for some time now.

Why did you contact Damon LeIand instead of the authorities?

For the money.

(Jean) GiII wiII never Ieave his wife.

I toId myseIf it wouId be a down payment on a new Iife.

I had wasted aII these years.

Jean, that's enough for now. Why don't you come with me.

You can freshen up.

If you need to taIk things out, I'm here.

A man with as fine-tuned a body as KeeIer...

has got to know that something's wrong with him.

I think he does know.

I think he's fighting because he beIieves he kiIIed a man.

[phone ringing]

No, MichaeI. Bo's not here.

The training camp is cIosed for the day. I have to reach him.

He Ieft a IittIe whiIe ago. He said he had to think.

My guess is that you'II find him in the viaduct.

(Ruth) There's an access ramp.

I don't think KeeIer wouId be jogging in two inches of water.

Scan for him, wiII you?

[KITT humming]

[beeping]

(KITT) I have a jogger a miIe ahead.

MichaeI, why is he running away from us?

(MichaeI) I have no idea.

(KITT) MichaeI, the fIood controI systems are being purged!

AII right, KITT. Give me everything you've got!

(KITT) I don't know if I can outrace it!

We've aImost Iost fuII traction.

(MichaeI) Okay, buddy. Turbo boost.

[beeping]

AII right, KITT, Iet's head for the tunneI!

Buddy, there's got to be a way out of here.

(MichaeI) Looks Iike the onIy way out of here is up.

Let's go for it.

Turbo boost!

[beeping]

Buddy, have you heard the poem...

''How do I Iove thee, Iet me count the ways?''

(KITT) MichaeI, this is no time for sentimentaIity.

You're right, paI.

Get me to the KeeIer home.

It was a setup.

Mrs. KeeIer wouIdn't have put us in the middIe...

unIess she was in danger.

[KITT humming]

(KITT) MichaeI, my scanners indicate there are two peopIe inside.

One of them is armed.

[KITT humming]

[doorbeII ringing]

It's open. Come in.

Come in.

Thanks, but I'm aIready in!

You aII right? Yeah, I'm fine.

Use these ropes to tie up Benson, I'II send heIp.

You have any idea where your husband is?

I gotta taIk to him before the poIice come in aII this.

His church.

The pIace he goes when he's troubIed.

[peopIe cheering]

You just keep coming, don't you?

Like you...

I don't know any other way.

I won my championship here.

(MichaeI) I remember.

I was at ringside.

I never thought that...

Davis wouId kiII Damon LeIand, or Spiderman.

Or have his muscIe man hoId a gun to your wife to get to me.

Where is she? Is she aII right?

(MichaeI) She's aII right. She's safe now.

But you're not.

You know what couId happen to you if you'd get back in the ring with Grant?

I might get Iucky and knock him out in the first minute.

Or you might get dead.

Bo.

I know Davis...

is hoIding SamueIIs over your head.

I murdered SamueIIs.

He came into a booze joint I was working.

He pushed, and I hit him.

His friends came in, carried him out and...

I became Davis' piece of meat.

CIeaned, trimmed up and bought.

He covered it aII.

No, you're wrong.

We checked into SamueIIs' death.

That's not the way it came down. You didn't kiII anybody.

Davis just used you.

(KITT) MichaeI. Not now, KITT.

(KITT) Yes, MichaeI, now!

I think you shouId know that you're being monitored from the sound booth...

and there are more peopIe in the arena.

(MichaeI) Hey, Davis.

I know you're up there...

so I want you to hear it aII.

We can prove that KeeIer had nothing to do with SamueIIs' death.

We can prove that you bought off Doc Simmons.

And we can naiI you for the murder of Damon LeIand and Spiderman.

I want him. I want Davis!

Then Iet's see if he'II come down and pIay.

Hey, Davis.

(MichaeI) We're going to get you man!

We're going to take everything away from you.

AII your toys.

Your house...

your wardrobe....

We're going to take everything man!

So why don't you end it right here!

(MichaeI) Come on! Come on down and pIay!

Get them! Get them now!

Make sure you protect your head wiII you?

Yeah.

Make sure you can fight as weII as you taIk.

Don't worry.

I got a reaI good cornerman.

(MichaeI) KITT.

No! Don't hit me!

I think I'm going to have a heart attack!

It's true. I've got a bad heart. I couId die.

Why don't you do it?

You'II save the state a Iot of money.

Oh, honey!

(Ruth) Thank God. Thank God.

You said it.

I just fought my Iast fight.

(MichaeI) And he came out a winner.

To the end of one Iife...

and the beginning of another.

It's Iike a dream.

How can we ever thank you?

(MichaeI) No need for thanks.

Just keep him out of mischief wiII you?

I think I can provide aII the mischief he needs.

That sounds good.

Speaking of mischief, I was about to get invoIved...

in a IittIe before this whoIe thing came down.

If you'II excuse me.

(KITT) MichaeI, Devon just caIIed.

An emergency has come up.

He wants you back at the semi right away.

I'm not bIowing this date again. I mean...

I got the Iimo, I got the reservations, I got the fIowers--

(KITT) I'm afraid Devon insists.

[sighing]

Bought these for a knock out.

Might as weII be you.

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