The TV version had telescopic and infra-red (night) vision and super-human strength in his arms and legs and the ability to run upwards of 60 mph. The version of the character in the original novels by Martin Caidin had fewer abilities - no bionic sight in his eye - but had other goodies like a poison dart gun in his bionic arm and a radio transmitter built into a rib and a steel-reinforced skull. The comic books of the 1970s added a laser beam to his bionic eye.
The plot of The Six Million Dollar Man television show is as following: a pilot,crippled after a plane crash, was rebuilt using cyber technology increasing his strength and speed.
Steve Austin. Astronaut. A man barely alive. We can rebuild him. We have the technology - we can make him better than he was.
I snuck on the lot of universal studios in 1979 and I saw the death probe sitting there and I ripped off one of the spikes on the probe. It was a great sovinier . It was made out of rubber.
I have looked for years. I think it was a custom-made item.
He was a Colonel in the Air Force and a Test pilot. ( so was Steve Canyon!) But Canyon started as a Lieutenant. Austin ( Lee Majors) was always Field-grade>
The duration of The Six Million Dollar Man is 3600.0 seconds.
The Six Million Dollar Man - 1974 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:PG Singapore:PG
PCH: Six Million Dollar Man I think Oscar Goldman was one ofthe scientists who made Steve Austin a bionic man in the 1970's TV series starring Lee Majors as the "Six Million Dollar Man." (??) A better answer is: The scientist that made the "Six Million Dollar Man" or simply the "Boss" of the "Six Million Dollar Man."
The Six Million Dollar Man - 1974 The Seven Million Dollar Man 2-5 was released on: USA: 1 November 1974 West Germany: 16 September 1988
The Six Million Dollar Man introduced an expensive bad guy to the show. Barney Miller was a race car driver that was made better, he was the Seven Million Dollar Man. Barney Miller and Steve Austin, the Six Million Dollar Man, had a battle with Steve obviously the victor.
Steve Austin.
Nowhere, the Six Million Dollar Man is not in syndication so the only way you could watch it is to purchase the DVDs which naturally isn't free.
Lee Majors, who played Steve Austin.Lee Majors
There are many "Six Million Dollar man" episodes available. The series consisted of five seasons and six TV movies, there were one hundred episodes in total.
The Six Million Dollar Man - 1973 TV is rated/received certificates of: Iceland:L Norway:11 (video premiere) UK:U
The Six Million Dollar Man - 1974 Sharks 5-1 is rated/received certificates of: Norway:12
No, but because of depreciation; there may be a 6 Billion Dollar Man movie.