For a lot of British kids, the most important room on television was not a glamorous studio, a spaceship bridge, or the Blue Peter garden. It was a cramped little corner at Television Centre with a desk, a fixed camera, some viewer drawings on the wall, and just enough space for a presenter and whatever […]

There are bigger 80s TV hits. There are grittier action shows, better written dramas, and comedies with sharper jokes. Yet Knight Rider has a strange staying power that a lot of “better” shows never managed. Mention it now and most people do not start with a plotline or a villain. They picture that red scanner […]