During a battle with Kish at an aquarium, Ichigo is in danger of losing when the mysterious Blue Knight appears and rescues her.

West High School's mascot is the Blue Knight.

The Lunenburg High mascot is the Blue Knight and school colors are Royal Blue and White.

Other roles include The Blue Knight, Kojak, Mannix, Sons and Daughters, Emergency!

The next year, she guest starred on Petrocelli, The Blue Knight and made two appearances on Bronk.

The 963d's mascot is the Blue Knight which is represented on the unit's insignia as a blue colored winged chess knight.

Bobby Lauher appeared as a skit actor in the Ernie Kovacs game show Take A Good Look (1959-1961), and acted in the film The Blue Knight (1973).

Her first television appearance was on a 1976 episode of The Blue Knight.

In 1975 he sold his first television script to CBS for the series The Blue Knight, a crime drama based on the Joseph Wambaugh novel of the same name.

Wambaugh's previous LAPD novels, The New Centurions and The Blue Knight, had been conventional and straightforward portrayals of his experiences.

During a battle with Kish at an aquarium, Ichigo is in danger of losing when the mysterious Blue Knight appears and rescues her.

West High School's mascot is the Blue Knight.

The Lunenburg High mascot is the Blue Knight and school colors are Royal Blue and White.

Other roles include The Blue Knight, Kojak, Mannix, Sons and Daughters, Emergency!

The next year, she guest starred on Petrocelli, The Blue Knight and made two appearances on Bronk.

The 963d's mascot is the Blue Knight which is represented on the unit's insignia as a blue colored winged chess knight.

Bobby Lauher appeared as a skit actor in the Ernie Kovacs game show Take A Good Look (1959-1961), and acted in the film The Blue Knight (1973).

Her first television appearance was on a 1976 episode of The Blue Knight.

In 1975 he sold his first television script to CBS for the series The Blue Knight, a crime drama based on the Joseph Wambaugh novel of the same name.

Wambaugh's previous LAPD novels, The New Centurions and The Blue Knight, had been conventional and straightforward portrayals of his experiences.