Cheesy, but funny episode of "Baywatch Nights" !
Sven-Ole Thorsen (known as a muscleman in small roles in Hollywood, from "Conan the Baberian" , "The Running Man", "Predator", "Red Heat" and many more) did a nice job as a confused viking, brought back to life after been frozen for around 1.000 years.
But for me as a "Knight Rider" - Fan, this episode holds a special place in my heart, since it's the last time that Edward Mulhare (who played Devon Miles) and David Hasselhoff (Michael Knight) share some screentime before Mulhare died a few months later.
Sadly, this is also the part that should have been done better. A small easter-egg in their conversation or some last words at the end of the episode would have been great, and much, much better then to watch annother reanimated viking creeping on Angie Harmon for a couple of minutes - Yikes!
Still, entertaining to watch, but it feels like a missed opportunity here.
Sven-Ole Thorsen (known as a muscleman in small roles in Hollywood, from "Conan the Baberian" , "The Running Man", "Predator", "Red Heat" and many more) did a nice job as a confused viking, brought back to life after been frozen for around 1.000 years.
But for me as a "Knight Rider" - Fan, this episode holds a special place in my heart, since it's the last time that Edward Mulhare (who played Devon Miles) and David Hasselhoff (Michael Knight) share some screentime before Mulhare died a few months later.
Sadly, this is also the part that should have been done better. A small easter-egg in their conversation or some last words at the end of the episode would have been great, and much, much better then to watch annother reanimated viking creeping on Angie Harmon for a couple of minutes - Yikes!
Still, entertaining to watch, but it feels like a missed opportunity here.
