Tim Kring

Creator of Heroes, Sci-fi/Action/Drama Series

Heroes is not the only dramatic production that Tim Kring has done. Finally, Tim Kring is getting a well-deserved reward!

Three reasons to love Tim Kring

Tim has shown persistence and talent

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1. Tim Created HEROES!

2. Tim Created Crossing Jordan!

3. Tim Created Strange World!

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Tim Kring at a Glance

Richard Timothy "Tim" Kring (born July 9, 1957 in El Dorado County, California, United States) is an American screenwriter and television producer. He has created three TV shows that have seen varying degrees of success: Strange World, Crossing Jordan, and Heroes. He graduated from the USC School of Cinematic Arts in 1983.

He got his start as a screenwriter writing for the TV show Knight Rider. One of his earlier projects was Misfits of Science, which, like his later project Heroes, featured superpowered humans as a main theme. Another early project was Teen Wolf Too, co-written by Jeph Loeb. T...

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Tim Kring Knight Rider

Perhaps Tim Kring has been a night writer, but he certainly created a memorable show when he delivered Knight Rider to the public.

Knight Rider:
An American TV series that ran from September 26, 1982, to August 8, 1986

Broadcast primarily on: NBC TV
Idea conceived by Glen A. Larsson
Produced by: Glen A. Larson

This show starred a hunky David Hasslehoff as a kind of modern day 'knight' with a really cool side-kick car instead of a horse.

David's character was that of Michael Knight, and he drove a character-laden 'smart car' that astounded audiences with its 'personality.'

Afterward the idea of 'high-tech' cop/action shows really took off in the 1980's, but no other show ever had a car so excellent and cool as the "Kit Car."

Re-runs of the show can still be seen on the NBC Universal "Sleuth" Channel, so if you'd like to have another glimpse of the Kit Car and a young, handsome, witty David Hasslehoff, you're still in luck!

In Canada, viewers can catch Knight Rider on the DejaVu network, Saturdays and Sundays.

Bravo, Virgin 1, and TV Land also carry the show still.

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Misfits of Science

An American Superhero Fantasy Show

Misfits of Science originally showed on NBC from October 1985 to February 1986.

On the show, were zany adventures experienced by superpowered humans that were a little off-centre.

Originally a double length pilot and 15 episodes were created for this series. All but one episode actually aired, so viewers had a chance to see most of what was in store for these characters.

Episodes:

* Pilot (Oct 4 '85)
* Your Place or Mayan (Oct 18 '85)
* Guess What's Coming To Dinner? (Oct 25 '85)
* Lost Link (Nov 1 '85)
* Sort of Looking For Gina (Nov 8 '85)
* Sonar...Yet So Far (Nov 15 '85)
* Steer Crazy (Nov 29 '85)
* Fumble On The One (Dec 6 '85)
* Twin Engines (Dec 13 '85)
* Grand Theft Bunny (Dec 27 '85)
* Grand Elusion (Jan 10 '86)
* Once Upon a Night (Jan 17 '86)
* Center of Attention (Jan 31 '86)
* Against All Oz (Feb 7 '86)
* The Avenging Angel (Feb 21 '86)
* Three Days of The Blender (Unaired on NBC)

Main Characters: Dr. Billy Hayes (actor, Dean Paul Martin), Dr. Elvin "EL" Lincoln (Kevin Peter Hall), Johnny Bukowski-Johnny B (Mark Thomas Miller), Gloria Dinallo (Courteney Cox).