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On April 4, 1986, Knight Rider aired its final episode, bringing a strange and abrupt end to one of the '80s most popular TV shows. The series was the brainchild of Glen A. Larson, the producer behind such hit shows as Magnum P.I., Battlestar Galactica. The TV veteran viewed Knight Rider - with its crime fighting detective and talking car sidekick - as an updated interpretation of a Hollywood classic. “Michael Knight in a way is prototyped by the Lone Ranger,” Larson once explained to the Hollywood Reporter. “If you think about him riding across the Plains and going from one town t...

‘Battlestar Galactica’ EP David Eick Sells ‘Walking Tall’ TV Remake Featuring Charlotte Flair To USA Network & Sci-Fi Drama ‘The Zone Of Silence’ To Peacock Deadline 3/15/2021 EXCLUSIVE: David Eick, one of the exec producers of the 2003 version of Battlestar Galactica and a number of its spinoffs, has closed a couple of developments with the NBCU family. The writer/producer is developing a remake of 1973 feature film Walking Tall, which was later remade with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, at USA Network and a Romancing the Stone-esque sci-fi series at Peacock. More from Deadl...

Kathryn Hahn TV shows have been hits all along. But did you know that her first TV role inspired NBC's 'Heroes'? Find out how here.

24 shares Ali removed her disposable face mask to smile in the sunshine, and was also seen giving her daughter Vivienne Margaret, five, a piggyback ride on the street. Larter’s son Theodore Hayes, 10, rode along on a black bicycle and had on his own dark face covering along with a black helmet. Active mom: Ali wore a disposable face mask, and was seen giving her daughter Vivienne Margaret, five, a piggyback ride on the street Group of four: Ali’s mother Margaret accompanied the clan in a black top and striped pants, while son Theodore Hayes, 10, rode along on a black bicycle and had on ...

Daily LITG: Comic book industry birthdays There may not be much of a party atmosphere right now. All depends on which state you are living in. But comics folk are still getting older and still celebrating that special date. Michael Zulli, artist on Puma Blues James Van Hise, comics writer on Ghostbusters Rantz Hoseley, former editor at Heavy Metal Magazine Aman Chaudhary, designer for AIT/Planet Lar Mark Allan Haverty, comics journalist Eric Mengel, publisher of Ocho Comics Subscribe to our Daily LitG Mailing List. Interested in more Daily LITG discussion about Pokémon GO, Walking Dead,...