Knight Rider Season 1 Episode 8

When the truck is racing towards KITT, there is a very strange effect shot: we see KITT's regular "Security Alert" display bar, but it is shown to be on one of KITT's monitors, when in fact it should be right next to the monitor on the dash.

In the opening of the show, when we first see Michael and KITT, there is a shot of KITT's dashboard showing he has about half a tank of gas, and the gauge appears to be on the right side of the dash. A few moments later KITT tells Michael they will need to make a pit stop. It cuts to a shot of the gauge, which now appears to be on the left side near the drivers side door, and it shows it is almost empty.

When the truck is trying to run Michael and KITT off the road, KITT suggests Michael slam on the brakes and put the car in reverse, which be does. It cuts to a exterior shot of KITT backing up, and he then asks "Why reverse?"

After trying and failing to damage KITT's tires with the ice pick, the old mechanic drops it under the front driver's-side tire. When Michael and KITT drive off however, the tool is nowhere to be seen.

When KITT needs refueling, both the old mechanic and Michael go to KITT's rear to find his fueling pipe, however in many shots in this and other episodes, KITT can clearly been seen to have a fuel refill cover on the driver's side near the back wheel, not at the very back.

When the police car lands on top of the yellow prison car during the chase sequence, the prison car can be seen to have been reinforced with large supports on the inside, presumably so the cabin wouldn't collapse when hit.

When Devon is escaping from prison, he jumps a truck over a fence. From the side angle view they show, not only is it obviously not Edward Mulhare driving the truck, but the stunt driver's silver crash helmet is plainly visible.

During the climactic chase scene, a police car shifts from having a plain white door, to having a police shield painted on, and back to being plain white again.

We learn that KITT is capable of synthesizing any combustible liquid for use as fuel.

The license plate to Devon's orange-red Mercedes is 288-BAG.