Watts then draws another gun hidden under his coat but Michael draws out an ultrasound gun and shoots Watts, who falls to his death.Īfter Watts' defeat, the mayor is incarcerated, Michael returns to retirement, and KITT remains at the Knight Foundation with Shawn and Maddock. Michael talks Shawn down from shooting Watts. Shawn, only slightly wounded, arrives with the other handgun, instructing Watts to drop his.
A fight ensues between Michael and Watts, Michael only stopping when Watts picks up his handgun. Michael catches up to Watts and disarms him. When one of the corrupt cops guarding Watts sights Shawn moving in, he shoots her, and the buyer and Watts flee. Watts has begun a transaction with a gun buyer. Maddock convinces Daniels to allow KITT to pursue them. KITT informs Michael there is another group of police cars headed for the local mall. Following the mayor's limo, they record a conversation between the mayor and Watts discussing the papers.Īfter ambushing a caravan of corrupt cops, they find no guns.
Michael has KITT print more copies, sending one with a fake signature to Daniels using her name, and a similar one to the mayor, this time with his name. Maddock sends KITT a copy of the prison release papers for Watts, signed by the murdered mayor. Before he can cooperate with FLAG's investigation, Watts shoots him. Shawn arranges a gun transaction with her former partner. Michael and Shawn follow her former partner to a warehouse where guns are stored. Michael quits, but after Shawn confronts him, he returns and retrofits the Knight 4000 with KITT's AI. After Devon's funeral, the mayor terminates FLAG's contract. Michael and Shawn swim to safety and return to the Foundation, learning of Devon's death. With Watts believing Michael and Shawn dead, he captures Devon and uses mind scanning technology to discover what Devon knows, killing him afterward. Michael and Shawn are safe, but KITT is damaged when water enters his circuitry. KITT helps them evade capture by driving off a pier where he quickly sinks. Watts learns Shawn is alive and sends the corrupt cops to eliminate her and Michael, who are chased down when they try fleeing in KITT. Shawn remembers that Watts shot her and that her fellow officers were with him, including her partner. KITT links up with the chip and extracts her missing memories. She seeks employment with the Foundation, and Michael learns one of KITT's cybernetic chips is in her head. Shawn quits the police force after she learns her chief, Daniels, did not want to authorize her brain chip implant nor get involved in her case. He reactivates KITT's logic module and installs him in the dashboard of his 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. Michael is furious that KITT has been dismantled and rebuilds KITT's AI unit, which is difficult since Maddock has sold most of KITT's technology to medical research. She recovers, but cannot remember the details of the attack. Doctors save Shawn by installing a microchip implant into her brain. Watts shoots Shawn after she discovers that some of her colleagues are working with the assassin to rearm criminals so the city will give the police their guns back. The Knight 4000 has most of KITT's original features, but adds an amphibious mode that allows the car to drive on water, a heads-up display, and a stun device that can remotely incapacitate a human. Devon brings in Michael Knight as the test driver. Devon Miles and his partner, Russel Maddock, are green-lit on the idea, but the city wants to see a working prototype. The Knight Foundation, created from a combination of Knight Industries and the Foundation for Law and Government, offers a possible solution – the " Knight 4000". The city's new mayor demands the gunman be found, while his councilmen reprimand him for disarming the police and setting up the cryo-prison where the inmates "sleep away" their sentences and emerge the same people as before. Police officer Shawn McCormick confronts the masked Watts holding the next mayor at gunpoint. Watts is released from prison and assassinates the mayor. Following the assassination of a mayor in San Antonio, his replacement demands a solution, which is found in the form of the "Knight 4000", a car that will become the next generation of the Knight Industries' supercar KITT. Nationwide budget changes have resulted in the adoption of cryonic suspension over standard incarceration for convicted criminals. In the year 2000, conventional handguns have been banned, with law enforcement carrying non-lethal "ultrasound" pistols.
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