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<p>The 91-year-old award-winning actor who played Mr. Feeny on "Boy Meets World" scared off a burglar from his home. William Daniels and his 89-year-old wife, Bonnie Bartlett, were in their San Fernando Valley home on Saturday night. The Los Angeles Police Department tells KABC-TV an intruder forced open a back door and Daniels turned on the lights. In a statement on Twitter, his publicist wrote , "Luckily, Mr. Daniels was able to frighten away the person and the LAPD quickly responded." Daniels and his wife "are both well."</p>

Sources with the involved companies tell us this is the real car -- the actual car to be used in the show. But, because "it wasn't working at the effects studio yesterday," someone did photoshop the red light. Our detective work's paid off on yesterday's rumor on the new KITT. Now not only do we have off the record confirmation from the "involved parties" that KITT will lose the GM third generation F-body (and legions of mullet-swinging fans), but also that he'll be moving up a few steps on the horsepower ladder. That's right, everyone's favorite talking car (no, not...

It's as famous as David Hasselhoff, perhaps more beloved and for now it lives in Dublin.Knight Industries Two Thousand, the high-tech black 1982 Pontiac Trans Am that made its name in the 1980s TV show "Knight Rider" is for sale at a local dealership.Restored to its Season One glory, the talking car known as KITT is one of four documented "camera cars" used for close-up shots and scenes where Hasselhoff, who played Michael Knight in the series, was behind the wheel.Johnny "Vette" Verhoek of Kassabian Motors, where the car has been on display for about a month, deals with classic...

Joe Radzierez wasn't hot for David Hasselhoff when "Knight Rider" hit the small screen in 1982. Radzierez was panting for the car. The Henryville man was 18 when "Knight Rider" debuted. Immediately, he was a fan. Not so much of the show. Oh, no -- for Radzierez, it was all about the car. Then and there he decided he must have KITT. "I was a man on a mission," he said. KITT (which stands for Knight Industries Two Thousand) was the cool ride of Michael Knight (played by Hasselhoff). Eight years after the fateful moment when he knew he must...

'Knight Rider' Heads to Big ScreenMon Apr 14, 9:06 PM ETLOS ANGELES (AP) - The 1980s television series "Knight Rider" and its crime-busting, talking car are revving up for the big screen. The drama starred David Hasselhoff (news) as Michael Knight, owner of the high-tech Pontiac Trans Am known as K.I.T.T. The film is planned as an action comedy, Daily Variety reported Monday.This time, Hasselhoff will serve as executive producer for the Revolution Studios project, the trade paper said. Glen A. Larson, who created the TV show, is among the producers. It's not yet known who will star in the...