All language subtitles for Knight Rider - S03E10 - Lost Knight

When I saw him today, he shot
past me like I was a stranger.

What else
could be affected?

His memory modules,
information banks.

Losing one's memory
is so embarrassing.

You see, there's this guy
looking for you named Michael.

He says you're his.

What does he look like?

KITT?

We're coming to the edge.

Turbo Boost. Press.

KITT!

Move, or I refuse
to be responsible.

Knight Rider...

a shadowy flight into the
dangerous world of a man...

who does not exist.

Michael Knight,
a young loner...

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

the helpless, the powerless...

in a world of criminals
who operate above the law.

You know, KITT, sometimes
I feel a little guilty.

Why is that, Michael?

Well, here we are on our way to
the beach, a full afternoon off.

Bonnie and Devon are going to
watch a building being leveled.

If you feel so guilty, why didn't you
accept Devon's invitation to go with them?

Guilty, yes. Crazy, no.

Normally, a building
this size would require...

more than 1,000 pounds
of dynamite to bring down.

However, with the development
of our new XPL nitro-plastique...

we can accomplish the same job
with just six of these packets...

weighing a total of 30 ounces.

Today, we are fortunate enough
to be joined by Mr. Devon Miles...

of The Foundation
for Law and Government.

You're on.
So I am.

Thank you,
ladies and gentlemen.

In today's world...

something as powerful as nitro-plastique
isn't simply an explosive.

In the wrong hands,
it's a weapon.

We at the Foundation
welcome the opportunity...

to work with private industry toward
developing adequate safeguards.

Thank you,
ladies and gentlemen.

It's all yours, Ms. Jordon.

And now for the event
we've all been waiting for.

It's 15 seconds
to detonation.

Bobby, this better work.
It'll work.

Five, four, three...

two, one.

Don't even think it.
Drop the belts now! Drop them!

Get out of there.

Right there.

How do we know it's the stuff?
It's the stuff. Let's go.

Stay put
or kiss the holidays goodbye.

Devon's calling.

Yo, Devon.

Michael, the demolition site
has just been robbed.

Two men made off with a
quantity of that new explosive.

The police are in pursuit, but
if you're anywhere in the area...

I would like you to assist
in any way possible.

All right,
what am I looking for?

A red wagon with "Bob's
Plumbing Supply" on the side.

Did you get a make on
the plate? Incomplete.

Only the first three digits,
I'm afraid. 187.

187.

KITT, pick up the police frequency
and plot an intercept course, will you?

Right away, Michael.

Okay, Devon, I'll be in touch.

Oh, yes, and thanks
for the afternoon off.

You know
why I like you, Julius?

Because next to you even
I look good. A comedian.

You're too good for this line of work.
You belong on Saturday Night Live.

How are we doing, KITT?

I have the target vehicle's location,
direction, and approximate speed.

That's heading into the
Kirkland Dam area. Correct.

All right, we'll go as far as Temple Road.
We'll try to intercept at Needles Ridge.

Michael, my monitor.
I see them, pal. I see them.

Behind us.

What is it? A cop?

No, some joker in a black
T-top. Let's dust him.

KITT, this guy's really cooking.
Let's see what we're dealing with here.

They appear to be
burning something more...

than your average
unleaded premium, Michael.

The emissions indicate
nitrous oxide. That's okay.

Let's show them
what high octane is all about.

I thought you said nothing on
the street could touch this thing.

Maybe he's not
just a joker after all.

Come on, Bobby. Do something
and drop this guy.

You know, if this doesn't stop
him, you gotta pull over...

and put your hands up, pal,
because the man is holy.

KITT?

You all right, buddy?

KITT, say something to me,
will you?

I am Knight Industries...

I am a... I...

Would you please
repeat the question?

KITT.

All right.

I'll come back
for you.

You stay right here.
I'll be right back.

KITT?

KITT?

KITT?

He made us.

He made us!
Bobby, it's a kid.

What are you doing, Bobby?

He's gotta be
around here somewhere.

Yeah, but where?
He's like a jackrabbit.

Let's forget it.
It's only a kid.

You say that like kids don't
count, like kids can't testify.

Bobby, don't be crazy.

You can't go around killing people
because of what they might've seen.

Relax, okay? Be calm.
You're too hyper.

I'm warning you, Mr. Knight. You're
leaving against medical advice.

Nurse Gilmore, I appreciate all
you've done, but, really, I am fine.

If you're so fine, why were
you found half unconscious...

babbling something about your
car driving off by itself?

Thanks you so much. You are
a credit to your profession.

Well, I see you've been discharged.
"Discharged"? "Escaped" is more like it.

What about KITT? Any luck?
I'm afraid not, Michael.

The voltage surge must have
knocked out his homing device.

Don't be surprised
if that's not all.

What else could be affected?

His memory modules,
information banks.

Michael, how could you?
He's out there damaged, alone.

Bonnie, give me a break. I took
a pretty good shot, too, remember?

Look, I didn't lose him
on purpose.

Now, I'm convinced he's out
there somewhere in the hills.

I'm gonna need a vehicle,
a four-wheel drive.

Michael, we're doing everything
possible to find KITT...

but at the moment, our top priority
is locating the stolen nitro-plastique.

Enough was taken
to level this entire city.

Maybe that's your top priority,
but mine's finding KITT.

Let the police
look for the explosives.

Look, under other circumstances,
I would agree with you.

I would tell you, "Go out. Find
KITT. Don't come back until you do."

But this is different.
This is an order.

Yes? Oh, I see. Good.

The Foundation helicopter has
located the wagon, abandoned.

Let go of me! I didn't do
anything! Get your hands off me!

Easy, I'm not
gonna hurt you.

Then let go of me! I didn't do
anything... All right, slow down.

There's nothing
to be afraid of.

Afraid of you? I'm sure.
Why did you run?

Because I thought
you were the game warden.

He's always trying to bust me
for fishing in the reservoir.

I'm not the game warden, okay?
My name is Michael Knight.

I work for The Foundation
for Law and Government.

I get it. A cop. No, I'm
not a cop, not even close.

What's your name?

Doug. Why?

It's good to meet you,
Doug. You play ball? Yeah.

"WW," is that the name of your team?
Wainwright Warriors. I play shortstop.

No kidding.
I used to play first base.

Yeah, must have been
a long time ago.

Yeah, there were dinosaurs
in the outfield.

Doug, what do you know
about the wagon over there?

Well, I didn't rip it off,
if that's what you mean.

The speakers are thrashed,
but the tape deck's all right.

I was just hoping you saw the
two guys who left it there.

I didn't see anybody.
You're sure?

Yeah, what is this? I thought
you said you weren't a cop.

If you did see them,
you'd tell me, wouldn't you?

These aren't the kind of guys
you wanna protect.

Look, I'm not protecting
anybody. I gotta go.

I guess you didn't see a
black T-top, either, did you?

No. Look, if you're finished with the
interrogation, I've got better things to do.

Thanks for your help.

Who's in there?

Look, where did you come from?

Look, I don't like anybody
tailing me, so bug off!

Help me.

KITT's more than
my partner, Devon.

Come on. He's a friend. You gotta
let me go out and look for him.

Not until we find
the nitro-plastique.

We don't even know what these
guys are driving anymore...

who they are, why they're
here, what they want.

In spite of the fact
that they've switched cars...

we have reason to believe that
they're still in the Kirkland area.

Show him, Bonnie.

Do you recognize him?
No, should I?

His name is Conrad Marrs.

He's one of the premier
explosives men in the business.

So? So he flew in from
Dallas this morning.

Of course, it may be a coincidence,
Michael, but if you believe that...

stay away from people selling bridges
in Brooklyn or swampland in Florida.

Thanks for the advice.
Any idea where he's staying?

That's what we're trying
to find out now.

Michael, have you any leads?
I mean, anything at all?

No. Well, not really.

What? I'm not sure. It's
just a feeling I have.

I ran into this kid
up near the abandoned wagon.

Now, he said he was scared because
he thought I was the game warden.

Well, he was scared, all right,
but it wasn't for that reason.

Do you think he might've seen
the thieves? I'm not sure.

The more I think about it,
the more convinced I am...

he saw something.

Well, you'll be
safe here for a while.

If anybody comes, all you have
to do is just back into the cave.

Good idea. I'm sorry
I frightened you earlier.

You didn't scare me.

Under normal circumstances, I
would've introduced myself first...

but I'm afraid these aren't
exactly normal circumstances.

You can say that again. I could,
yes, but is there any need to?

No. No, that's not
what I mean.

Forget it.

A talking car, if that's not
a mind blower...

I seem to recall I can do
a lot of other things, too.

If I could only remember what they
are. What do you do for instance?

For instance, well, if I don't feel
like going to school, I just split.

But how do you learn anything
if you split school?

I don't learn anything in school, anyway,
not about real life. So tell me something.

Do you always just follow behind
people, or does someone get inside?

Let's find out.

Wow! Look at this dashboard!

Your own TV, all these buttons.
What are all these buttons for?

"Pursuit, Scanner,
X-ray, Infra-ray."

"Turbo Boost"?
Don't touch Turbo Boost.

Something tells me you
shouldn't touch Turbo Boost.

How about "Eject"? "Right"
and "Left"? I don't recall.

Well, there's just one way
to find out, isn't there?

Wow, it's like a rocket!

It is rather remarkable, isn't it? Yeah.

I'm impressed.

I know guys who've been in
the business for 20 years...

and even they can't get
their hands on this stuff.

Well, we're not exactly
amateurs, pal. Good.

Then I'll give you a real
professional explosion, a symphony.

Yeah, well, just don't get
carried away, all right?

All we need is a nice,
civil emergency.

Just enough to knock out the power, and
draw the police, fire, and emergency units.

And while they're going crazy trying
to handle the traffic, the evacuation...

and 1,000 haywire alarms,
we hit the museum.

$15 mill worth
of pre-Columbian artifacts.

Well, the dam's no problem.

Your basic earth-fill with
concrete and steel reinforcement.

This quadrant here
ought to do it.

It should create a spill of
about 900 million gallons...

weaken the rest of the dam
enough to worry them.

All right, then. We're set for
tomorrow? I'll need an hour's notice.

You know
where to reach me.

By the way, did you happen to
see a kid on the way up here?

What kid?

Well, when we ditched the car,
this kid saw us.

Are you telling me somebody
made you? No. Not exactly.

I thought you told me
you weren't amateurs.

You know why I'm the best?
It's because I'm careful.

We'll find the kid.

By morning, or I'm gone.
Believe it.

I don't believe you, Bobby.

We got this guy in our pocket, and you
ask him if he saw a kid on the way up.

So now we gotta find the kid! That's all.
We should've done it, anyway. It's cleaner.

Help you?
Yeah, I hope so.

I'm looking for the sponsor of
a youth-league baseball team.

Sorry, we've already got one.
In first place, too.

Wainwright Warriors?
That's right.

I'm looking for a boy named Doug.
He plays shortstop. Do you know him?

He's my son, Doug Wainwright.

No kidding. Look, I need
to talk to him. Is he here?

Just what's this
all about, anyway?

No, it's all right, Jim. Why don't
you help that customer over there?

All right, what's he done
this time? Who are you?

My name is Michael Knight. I work for
The Foundation for Law and Government.

We're trying to locate
some stolen explosives...

and we think your boy
may have seen something.

Can you tell me
how I can find him?

Well, he's probably
in the hills.

He and his father used to hike
up there, and they found a cave.

He's been spending
a lot of time there lately.

Would you mind giving me
directions? It's very important.

Well, I think I better
draw you a map.

Hope you can draw
better than I do.

Is something wrong? No, I just
gotta get home. That's all.

What's "home"?

That's a place where...

I don't know. Where you go when
there's no place else to go.

"Home" doesn't sound like
much fun. No, it used to be.

What happened?

Well, you see, my dad got real
sick. Everyone said he'd be okay.

Forget it.

So you gonna be okay or what?
I'll be fine.

And I think my memory
is improving. Well, good.

I'll be back tonight, late,
when everyone else is asleep.

That sounds like fun.
Goodbye, Elliot.

Doug. My name's Doug.

Then who's Elliot?
How do I know?

I thought your memory
was getting better.

Yes, well, at least
it's not getting any worse.

Julius, there he is.

We'll cut him off.

KITT, they're after me!

Who?
Those two guys.

Get in.

Can you drive?
Are you kidding?

I can drive anything on
wheels. Where's the ignition?

On second thought, there are still
a few things I remember. Hold on.

KITT!

Wow!

That's him in the black T-top.

KITT! KITT!

We're coming to the edge.
I noticed.

What are we going to do?
Why are you asking me?

Turbo Boost, I remember.

But you told me
to never to press Turbo Boost.

I've changed my mind.

Press!

Did you see that?

I'd swear that's the same
idiot who chased us before.

KITT, it's me Michael.
You hear me?

KITT?

KITT?

KITT, it's me, Michael!

KITT!

I have the strangest feeling.

I know. That you've
done this before, too?

I have that awareness also.
This is different.

I have the strangest feeling
someone is calling my name.

Don't worry, KITT. I'm gonna
hide you in a safe place.

What's this?

No way!

All right!

I didn't know they made cars
like this. I'm not sure they do.

KITT, you are radical.
If you say so.

What's this?

How hungry are you?
What? Not very.

Your mother went to a lot
of trouble to fix this.

It's all right.

Oh, no. I wonder who that
could be. I'll get it.

Hi, I hope I'm not
interrupting dinner. You are.

Well, in that case,
I apologize. Doug home?

Just what do you want with him? I'd
like to ask him a couple of questions.

Lori's husband died
just little over a year ago.

She's been through a lot, and I'm here
to see no one takes advantage of her.

I appreciate your concern, but
maybe I didn't make myself clear.

I'm not here to see Lori.
I'm here to see Doug.

I've got my eye on you.

Okay, ask away.

Doug, before we start, I'm
sorry it has to be this way.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means it's tough enough
person to person.

But the men I'm looking for, I
think you saw them this afternoon.

They were chasing you,
and you were in a black T-top.

Now, wait just a minute. The
kid's 14. He can't even drive.

I can, too. Look,
what do you know, anyway?

Don't yell at me.
I'm trying to protect you.

Jim, please.

You satisfied? Trying to have a
nice, quiet family dinner here...

and, thanks to you, people
are yelling at each other.

Yeah, well, it's not a family dinner
'cause you're not part of the family.

I'm sorry. Ever since
his father died...

I'm sorry about that,
but I had to ask.

Just take it easy,
will you? Yeah, right.

We know where Conrad Marrs
is staying.

That's all? An address? What would
you prefer? An arrest warrant?

A grand jury indictment? Now
that you mention it, yeah.

I mean, why not something
tangible for a change?

Because the police still
consider that Marrs is clean.

Innocent until
proven guilty and all that.

Well, that rings a bell. What am I
supposed to do? Take him out to dinner?

I leave the details to you. Now, we know
that Marrs is an extremely cautious man.

If he decides to bail out, this
whole operation could collapse.

Any luck with the boy?
Doug?

I'm sure he's lying. I tell you one
thing. He was the one in KITT, all right.

In that case, I'd recommend
a stakeout. Next on my list.

Whatever that boy's
got in mind...

he's gonna wait until the house
is asleep before he leaves.

Now, I figure I got
a couple of hours yet.

I know the Foundation
commitments come first...

but I'm telling you.
I am worried about KITT.

When I saw him today, he shot
past me like I was a stranger.

You were. Excuse me.
By all means.

Perhaps you can make him understand.
I'm a scientist, not a miracle worker.

For you. Don't tell me.
This is KITT's new memory.

Absolutely. New and improved with
5,000 megabits of added information.

The only problem will be to get close
enough to his CPU service port to install it.

Sounds Freudian. Where's that?

Facing KITT, it's eight inches left
of the power shift on the transmission.

In other words, under KITT.

In other words, but don't worry. Some of
us spend a lot of time working under KITT.

Not when he doesn't know
who you are.

Honey, hurry up. It's here.

Hi.

Hi.

Where do I sign?
Where do you wanna sign?

For the champagne. Aren't
you from the liquor store?

No, not exactly.
I'm here to see Conrad.

He's taking a shower.

You mind if I wait?
Angel, you got a problem?

I tell you what. Let's have a little fun
with him. Tell him I need his signature.

He won't get mad? Connie?
Come on. He's a real fun guy.

Come on.

Okay.

Honey, he says he needs
your signature.

Hello, Conrad.
Who is this guy?

He's a friend of yours.
Aren't you?

Where are they? I don't know
what you're talking about.

You're in my room, cowboy.
Get out. There are two of them.

They stole some experimental
explosives called nitro-plastique.

They run around town in a supercharged
four-wheel drive. And they hired you.

I'm not for hire. I'm on vacation,
and you're still in my room.

Do yourself a favor. Go home.

Think before you swing.

Who are you? Just a guy
who knows who you are.

Be careful...

'cause somebody's
watching you.

I thought he was a friend
of yours. Pack my stuff.

Doug?

Doug?

So who do you think he is?
Who?

The guy who chased Conrad
out of town.

I don't know.

We don't need Conrad now that
he's told us all we gotta know.

I just hope we can
find that kid.

This place sponsors the team. The kid's
got a jacket. The kid's on the team.

Julius.
What?

You won't believe this.
It's him. It's the kid.

Where?
Right over there.

KITT, don't be scared. It's
just me, Doug. Hello, Doug.

Hi, KITT.
How you doing? Okay?

I've been thinking about what
you said, Doug, about home.

Yeah, what about it?
Do I have one?

Well, I was gonna
tell you, anyway.

You see, there's this guy
looking for you named Michael.

He says you're his.
Really?

What does he look like?

I don't know. He's older.
Kind of tall.

I guess he's all right. He was
looking for you around the dam.

What's a "dam"? You
don't know what a dam is?

I keep forgetting
about your memory.

A dam is a big thing that holds
water. I thought that was a bathtub.

Well, it's a little bigger
than a bathtub.

Losing one's memory
is so embarrassing.

KITT?

KITT, it's me, Michael.

How are you doing, buddy?
I've been worried about you.

Do we know each other?

Know each other? Butch know
Sundance? Smith know Wesson?

Abbott know Costello?

I'd prefer it if you'd kindly
keep your hands to yourself.

Look, we don't have the time, pal.
Doug's been kidnapped. He needs us.

Please remove yourself
from my path.

No.

Stay away from me.
Sorry, pal.

I'll be forced to push
you aside. Go ahead.

Your dominant program is the
preservation of human life.

What's a "dominant program"?

Don't run over my leg, KITT.
Don't say I didn't warn you.

Don't run over my leg. Move,
or I refuse to be responsible.

KITT?
Michael, is that you?

Yeah, it's me, pal.
Welcome back.

If I may be so bold, what on
earth were you doing down there?

I'll explain later. Right now,
we've gotta try and save Doug.

Doug's my new friend. Where
is he? He was kidnapped.

Kidnapped?

Access your audio banks.
See if you picked up anything.

Good idea.

I think I may have something.

This place sponsors the team.
The kid's got a jacket.

Fast forward. Right there.

No, Julius, this time you listen to
me. If we do it here, it's murder...

but if we take him up to the dam,
and the dam mysteriously explodes...

he's just part
of the natural disaster.

Michael, they're talking
about Doug. I'm afraid so, pal.

Let's go.

So long, kid. If you ever pass
over Saint Louis, make sure to wave.

Okay?

Help me.

All right, KITT,
let's scan the area...

for the four-wheeler...

for Doug or any activity
or any movement.

Michael.
Good work, KITT.

Michael, my monitor.
The nitro-plastique.

How much time is left on the
timer? Just under 30 seconds.

Can we disarm it from here?
I don't think so.

All right, then let's stop the clock.
Full power to the microwave jammer.

Let's get out of here.

Jump in. How'd we do, KITT?
It's in clock heaven.

Hi, KITT.
Hello, Doug.

All right, now for our friends
in the four-wheeler.

Four-wheeler heaven?
No, it's too good for them.

I was thinking more
about jail. Hang on.

All right, KITT, shall we put
these turkeys away?

I thought you'd never ask.

Doug, you wanna do the honors?
Press Turbo Boost.

Okay. One, two, three.

Go ahead.

I don't know. Is it legal?

You're a citizen, aren't
you? Yeah, I guess.

Go ahead.

This is Doug Wainwright, and
I'm making a citizen's arrest.

All right.

He's back
to his old self again.

He even offered to do the dishes
this morning. I was shocked.

I wouldn't count on it.

No, I've been a mother too long. Don't
worry. But it's nice. It felt good.

He is really gonna miss you,
you and KITT.

Well, not for too long.

According to KITT, he promised
to stop back real soon.

You know, I've been doing a lot
of thinking about Doug, about Jim.

I think it's still
too soon.

I think Doug needs more than I can
give him with another man around.

Come here. Bye.
Bye.

Thanks.
It's okay.

Sorry, partner. Got to go.

Just a minute, Michael.

Doug was going to let me
do a project for him.

KITT, never mind.
No, it's all right.

He calls it
"homework," Michael.

He wanted to see
how fast I could do it.

Well, it was worth a shot.

I was just telling KITT maybe I'd start
going to school a little more often.

Take care of yourself, pal.
Okay.

Don't forget to come by.

I'll see
he doesn't forget, Doug.

Now that I've got my memory
back, you can count on me.

Straight ahead, pal.