Retrospection - Ep01 - Knight Rider

In this episode we talk about: What are Universities good for now?  Authority figures were more ignorant than we realised  Great teacher stories  Using retrospection intelligently  First or early relationship Successes  Old people and wisdom from retrospection  Seeking out people who have already 'done it' The power of retrospection to extract meta life lessons  Lack of open mindedness towards unusual life paths Join us again for episode 25! Follow our socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefridaycouncil/ Facebook: https://fb.me/TheFridayCouncil Twitter: https://twitter.com/FridayCouncil Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq00THDuhqOEI9QOyeTH-Eg If you’ve got this far, we really appreciate you!

It's time for another dose of Retrospection, and in this episode, we are sort of travelling back to our roots as we did the original Knight Rider series back in our first episode. This time we are tackling one of the many reboots, by watching Knight Rider 2000 from 1991. Along the way Paul talks turtlenecks...again, Colin accuses Kitt of inappropriate behaviour, and we discover writing that contains less research than ours. Remember, one man can make a difference, but here's two that won't.  Music is from the opening theme by Jan Hammer.  Find more episodes at Retrospection (podbean.com)  

There's strange noises coming from Retrospection Towers, and it's not just Paul after curry night. No, we've become possessed by the spirit of Ghostwatch (1992), BBC's pseudo-documentary that scared a nation. Along the way Paul worries about his stains, Colin spends too much time researching glory holes, and they both talk watersheds and red triangles. The pipes, they are calling........

Welcome to our first podcast. In this episode we take a look at Glen A. Larson's, Knight Rider, which started back in 1982 and drove for four seasons, and chat about any retro news and stuff we've wasted our money on recently. Music Intro - Mission Impossible Theme / James Bond Theme by Taimane on Ukulele Dance album Outro - Can You Dig It (Iron Man 3 Main Titles)  by Brian Tyler