I was born in 73 …this was one of my favorite shows. I even tried to convince some of my friends at school that I was bionic 😆…the told me to prove it and of course I couldn’t.
When i was a kid The Six Million Dollar Man was my absolute favourite show, I even had the Steve Austin action figure with the bionic arm that you could roll up the skin and see the bionic stuff underneath and that picked up a plastic V8 engine by pushing a button on his back and a little hole through his head so you could look through his bionic eye. I loved that show so much I never missed an episode.
The intro is one of the best TV show intros ever! I especially like the part where Steve's running fast where it's at an actual fast pace (instead of slow motion).
When I was in grade school one of my classmates used show-and-tell time once a week to give the Six Million Dollar Man recap from the previous night’s episode
I avidly watched this show every week as a kid and it was just the best, the amount of times playing outside me being Steve Austin and making the bionic sounds in slow motion. That was when kids were kids and were allowed to have a childhood, filled with fun and imagination.
I hope you all enjoy my latest video, this time on the Six Million Dollar Man. This is one of those shows I grew up with. I was one of those kids that ran around the house in slow motion trying to make the bionic sound.😀
Saw every episode as a kid when they aired, but I never noticed most of those mistakes. I did often wonder, though, about him typing at superspeed with both hands, and when he would block Barney's punches with his left arm. Still, it was great!
My favourite as a kid! And with only a few tv channels to watch, we would all re-enact the previous night’s episode with our friends at school the next day! Best intro on TV, which holds up today! The show itself…not so much. But it was great fun for a young boy at the time!
Back in the old days. TVs were small and did not have high-definition. You could not replay a scene. And we were told to stay a distance away from them because of radiation. This is why people never notice all the mistakes.
I had the privilege and pleasure of going to Universal Studios in the mid-70's and we got to watch the live filming of the Ice Cave on the Bigfoot episode!!! One of my BEST memories. I also have a photograph of The Incredible Hulk (Lou Ferrigno) painted up as the Hulk and standing behind me with his big green hands on both sides of my neck. I was about 10 years old. GREAT TIMES!!!
As a kid the Bigfoot on this show terrified me! Since you mentioned "The Bionic Woman", the Fembots were just as scary. I'm 57 and still get the creeps thinking about these things. Yikes!
5:39 no, in practical special effects, they use rocks made out of paper Mâché or Styrofoam that are painted and stippled to look like they’re made out of like granite or something, but they weigh practically nothing. Adding a little Fullers earth or dust to the rocks gives impressive looking effects when they hit something, because some of the dust will shake off and it looks like the rock made impact. That’s also how Steve Austin can throw boulders. The boulder might actually weigh a few pounds.
Thanks for another very enjoyable look back at what were the favorite programs for many of us ! It's always fun to see your many observations, way to go tv crazyman!
Another great video, Tvcrazyman! I really admire the great stuntwork they did on old shows like this. There was no CGI coppin-out back then. If you wanted Wonder Woman to dangle precariously from a helicopter, you actually had to have a stuntwoman go do it! These stunt performers were real stars in their own right as far as I'm concerned.
Thank you for uploading your videos. I love your channel. Sometimes memory lane isn't such a great place, but you remind me of those happy times. Thanks again.
64 years old for me as well... this indeed was one of my favorite shows in high school. My favorite episode was the "Secret of BigFoot" .... BF sure made Steve look like a weakling by comparison!
These continuity error revelations have devastated me - my childhood memories are now irrevocably sullied knowing I was cynically tricked in this dreadful manner . The taxi/saloon switch had me in tears.
Great video! I still prefer the old school practical effects over today’s over the top CGI. I appreciate the physical stunts that went into these effects making them seem so believable. Awesome channel! Glad you were able to be a part of this generation!
Awesome video Mr Tvcrazyman. I loved this show when I was a kid. Thanks for showing this to everybody. Have a good one and until your next video ✌️ Mr Tvcrazyman.
I still (kinda) remember the first time I saw Six Million Dollar Man. I was on a family vacation and I was... I dunno, too long ago to remember clearly but around ten years old. My dad got us a hotel room for the night and turned the tv on and they were playing this show and it was the episode where Steve pulled a fence-post out of the ground and threw it about 87 miles through the air to destroy a tank. I think. This was over 40 years ago so I'm not remembering every detail. But I became a fan that day and wound up watching pretty much every episode ever put out eventually. Great show, great memories, at least the parts I can still remember. Thanks for sharing. 👍
12:47 there’s your lightweight prop based on Styrofoam. Real tires would have been heavy and injured the actor, so they pretend the tires are wrapped with paper, which tires sometimes are, and the inside is really just Styrofoam. It doesn’t help when the actor falls on it and breaks it.
Great episode Tvcrazyman. The sound effect for the Bionic eye was taken from the film The Forbin Project. Also did you notice how long it took Steve to run back to Barney so he could stop him from punching that guy out. They even had to add a shot in from another episode. 🏃➡️
Checker Marathons were built like tanks and were most often used as taxicabs. That was the cab they drove on Taxi. The powertrain they used were made by GM.
I love the "Instantly turn into mannequins" observation. That was common back in the '60s & '70s. _Westestworld_ (1973) comes to mind. But what choice did they have?
Great vid. As a 70s kid I'd be GLUED to the set waiting for the S... I... X... M...I... L etc to pop onto the screen. He was my hero. One of the best TV themes as well by Oliver Nelson.
I used to love this program when I was a kid. But I’m not sure I could watch it now. My brain couldn’t cope with all the bad effects. At the time I used to hate that they demonstrated Steve running fast by doing it in slow motion! That was just plain wrong. 🤣 Anyway another great video! 👏👏👏
If I remember correctly, the 1st episode shows Steve running very fast behind a semi. There were a couple that saw him doing that, and they couldn't believe their eyes. P.S. Be young, have fun watch it again. You can thank me later 😌
@@JGG1701 But I bet they are quite expensive, especially Mint In Box or like new. Ive been wanting to buy a replacement Maskatron for the one I lost...But when I saw the prices... Jeez Louise!... Even on Facebook Market!
As a kid in the 70s, we thought all this whiz bang Nasa Super Bionic Hardware was a real deal and could be used one day. It was a great series and I beleve the actor had a contract that said he gets to keep all his Clothes made for the series.??? AND the guy is still Alive...Thats BIONIC....!!!!!
Great unique videos. I love these old shows. I greew up running in slow motion making bionic sounds. Love the Dukes of hazard and knight rider and the incredible hulk
I always thought the strain on the rest of the body would be unbearable. Some of the things Steve did would be impossible no matter how strong his bionics were. Great watch , thanks
The biggest goof on "the Six Million Dollar Man" was the basic plot premise... you can have the strongest bionic implants ever conceived by man, but it still has to attach to human bone. 95% of the stunts they had Steve Austin do with his implants would have fractured the bone the bionics were anchored to.
For Christmas one year I walk down stairs and I saw the the space capsule surgery thing and I had every single piece of the bionic man I could ever want. I also got Evel Knievel and the motorcycle for Christmas that year years later method Man myself and became very good friends with him in Millbrae California
I'm pretty lucky. My dad was a camera operator. He worked on both shows including the Fembots. I was able to go on set with him. It was pretty cool. My dad's name is Bill Swearingen. He worked or filmed many shows in the 70's and 80's from the Waltons to Falcon Crest to Dukes of Hazard, Happy Days and the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman
One thing that has always bugged me with the six million dollar man: with many of the feats, how does his back and spine hold up? A bionic arm is quite limited in strength without some sort of spinal/back muscle reinforcement. That would also include those high jumps. Those spinal disks would be destroyed, I think.
In the novels and the return of the six million dollar man and the bionic woman, they state that parts of his spine are rib cage were replaced and reinforced with steel so he could use his strength
@@davidhanson9160 Yeah, I had assumed it a possibility that the original creator of the character would have thought of this. But, Hollywood sometimes likes to ignore crucial details, lol
I haven’t seen any episodes since I was a kid. As a kid, those questions never entered my mind. I just enjoyed it for what was. I loved the episodes with Bigfoot in them.
I was born in ‘74 so I don’t remember much of 6 million Dollar Man or Bionic Woman. But, I do remember Friday nights watching Wonder Woman and The Incredible Hulk, loved those. I use to spin around trying to turn into her and roaring and picking up a couch cushion and throwing it in slow motion like Hulk. lol, ah memories.
4:15. Guess what, that taxi could also be a 70s car! The same basic body style of Checker Cab was produced from 1956 to 1982!!! The quad headlight cars started production in the 1961 models - and the styling was even outdated by then! So the car shown was at most about 15 years old at the time.
They got away with these visual goofs because TVs were smaller, reception wasn't that great, our parents couldn't afford to get us glasses (we didn't even know we needed them, no regular eye exams), and we were periodically turning our heads away from the TV to yell back to our parents that we'd clean our rooms later.
I remember watching an episode where they showed for a second in real speed how fast Steve could run. He was chasing a truck and someone from afar turns around and sees this action happening but he just shakes his head in disbelief and turns around. As a side note in Mexico this show title was translated as “The Nuclear Man”.
@@tvcrazyman when i was living in Hollywood in 1993/94 i went at Universal Studios with one of my roomates and there is a little train that takes you around to discover all the places where they used to shoot scenes in movies and TV Shows...all of a sudden, the guy said: this is the place where Lee Majors had to to do his scene 1000 times..something like that...
Ha, There's only 3 thing's I can remember been genuinely afraid of when I was a child one was a terrifying British advert about not playing with matches and burning your family alive in a house fire the 2nd was the trailer for 'The Shining' at cinema and the other was whenever samsquamsh appeared as I watched 6 million dollar man alone on a Saturday morning after the Spiderman cartoon ....That music proper got me lol
In the 1977 I jumped off my mother’s roof wearing Pro Keds the pain in my feet and my shins felt like the energy sound the Bionic man did. I still think about it almost 50 years later when I visit my mother’s house.
Ow! Sounds painful. I was too chicken to do that, but I did have a water hose tied to a tree over sort of a short cliff. The hose would stretch and I would safely land on the dirt road below.
Say what you will, we 5 year-olds took this show as serious as a heart attack back then. It was beautiful.
So True
Certainly did!
After every weekly episode the playground was rife with the sounds of kids doing their best sound effects
I was born in 73 …this was one of my favorite shows. I even tried to convince some of my friends at school that I was bionic 😆…the told me to prove it and of course I couldn’t.
@@shanebrbich5698 my favourite was the bionic eye sound .tututututututututuyututu
When i was a kid The Six Million Dollar Man was my absolute favourite show, I even had the Steve Austin action figure with the bionic arm that you could roll up the skin and see the bionic stuff underneath and that picked up a plastic V8 engine by pushing a button on his back and a little hole through his head so you could look through his bionic eye. I loved that show so much I never missed an episode.
Excellent!
I'm 59, and I still have my SMDM ACTION FIGURES.
Okay, 4 actually in various outfits of course.
I wish that I could send you a picture 😊
I had that too but always wanted the ‘lab’ thing accessory.
My favorite line will always be the opening. "We can rebuild him. We have the technology. "
Mine is, "Faster, stronger, better than he was before"
That line has embedded itself into our culture. Any time someone says, "We have the technology!" that's what they are inadvertently referring...
...we can build the world's first bionic man....da da da da.....
@@tvcrazyman I just subscribed
@@tvcrazymannot quite...it's "better than he was before. Better, stronger, faster."
70's and 80's had the best TV s shows and cartoons miss those good old days.
Hell.......YEAH they did!
Add the 60s to that, as they where still around for a while.
Definitely!
The intro is one of the best TV show intros ever! I especially like the part where Steve's running fast where it's at an actual fast pace (instead of slow motion).
The cab is a Checker Marathon, a company that still existed until 1980 building the same 1950s car believe it or not.
The Six Million Dollar Man was one of my favorite shows growing up. Even today I still enjoy watching it. Good show
Mine Too😄
Where do you watch it? I haven't been able to find it anywhere.
Greatest show growing up as a 70s kids
I used to watch it all the time!
@@Red-rl1xx Me too..😁
When I was in grade school one of my classmates used show-and-tell time once a week to give the Six Million Dollar Man recap from the previous night’s episode
Night Stalker
@@robertrecchia2642 yes absolutely
Yeah, definitely my favorite too. Probably didn't miss a single episode either. Thanks
I avidly watched this show every week as a kid and it was just the best, the amount of times playing outside me being Steve Austin and making the bionic sounds in slow motion. That was when kids were kids and were allowed to have a childhood, filled with fun and imagination.
Can I get a big AMEN for that?
Just remember, we all had to come back inside when the street lights came on.😟
I never noticed any of these as a kid and not as an adult rewatching my DVDs. NOW I will. Thanks!😂
I remember when I was a kid, I used to love this show.
Loved it as a kid !!!
I had the action figure and a wore a red adidas track suit I was so into it
Obviously the creator of this video wasn’t. It’s unfortunate.
I hope you all enjoy my latest video, this time on the Six Million Dollar Man. This is one of those shows I grew up with. I was one of those kids that ran around the house in slow motion trying to make the bionic sound.😀
Thank you for this content. I love the Six Million Dollar Man! I'm looking forward to the SMDM movie Mark Wahlberg is making (supposedly).
Yeah, I think that ship has sailed, he's getting too old. It should've come out when they did the Bionic Woman remake ( which wasn't that great).
I'm loving this 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
The best were the leisure suits. No special effects there.
You make my day 😂
Saw every episode as a kid when they aired, but I never noticed most of those mistakes. I did often wonder, though, about him typing at superspeed with both hands, and when he would block Barney's punches with his left arm. Still, it was great!
Yeah, it was always fun to watch.
Did the 7 million dollar man have two bionic arms? Think they could have upgraded Steve as he was doing all their dirty work. 😁
Loved this show growing up. Never noticed any of these goofs😂
🖐guilty
I never noticed any bloopers as a 10 year old watching this great show ! Great memories.
A lot of tape delay regeneration. Great sounds. The ‘70s and ‘80s gave us a lot of classic sound fx.
My favourite as a kid! And with only a few tv channels to watch, we would all re-enact the previous night’s episode with our friends at school the next day! Best intro on TV, which holds up today! The show itself…not so much. But it was great fun for a young boy at the time!
Back in the old days. TVs were small and did not have high-definition. You could not replay a scene. And we were told to stay a distance away from them because of radiation. This is why people never notice all the mistakes.
I had the privilege and pleasure of going to Universal Studios in the mid-70's and we got to watch the live filming of the Ice Cave on the Bigfoot episode!!! One of my BEST memories. I also have a photograph of The Incredible Hulk (Lou Ferrigno) painted up as the Hulk and standing behind me with his big green hands on both sides of my neck. I was about 10 years old. GREAT TIMES!!!
Great vid👍🏻.
Maskatron is still one of my favorite toys from back in the day. Next to micronauts of course. Lol
As a kid the Bigfoot on this show terrified me! Since you mentioned "The Bionic Woman", the Fembots were just as scary. I'm 57 and still get the creeps thinking about these things. Yikes!
This and The Night Stalker were my favorite shows as a kid
5:39 no, in practical special effects, they use rocks made out of paper Mâché or Styrofoam that are painted and stippled to look like they’re made out of like granite or something, but they weigh practically nothing. Adding a little Fullers earth or dust to the rocks gives impressive looking effects when they hit something, because some of the dust will shake off and it looks like the rock made impact. That’s also how Steve Austin can throw boulders. The boulder might actually weigh a few pounds.
Thanks for another very enjoyable look back at what were the favorite programs for many of us ! It's always fun to see your many observations, way to go tv crazyman!
Thanks
Really fun nostalgia 😊 anybody ever play NFL films with your buddies sort of like the slo-mo stuff in this show except we were all OJ or Butkus
Same with WonderWoman with Lynda Carter….slow motion to flash bomb 😂❤. Thanks for this.
Another great video, Tvcrazyman! I really admire the great stuntwork they did on old shows like this. There was no CGI coppin-out back then. If you wanted Wonder Woman to dangle precariously from a helicopter, you actually had to have a stuntwoman go do it! These stunt performers were real stars in their own right as far as I'm concerned.
Yeah, I agree, the stuntmen were like real life superheroes with some of the things they pulled off. They would have given Batman a run for his money.
@@tvcrazyman I'm 63 and grew up watching "Gilligan's Island," "The Munsters," "The Outer Limits," and listening to "Seasons in the Sun."
Loved this as usual. Grew up on all these shows. I think I love them even more looking at the goofs!
Still the greatest sci-fi television series ever made.Creativity is a powerful gift.
Thank you for uploading your videos. I love your channel. Sometimes memory lane isn't such a great place, but you remind me of those happy times. Thanks again.
Glad you enjoy it!
The bionic throw sound was absolutely awesome. 😂
Love this show the sound effects is what's made it. Great videos thank you 👍
Appreciate it.
Man this channel is amazin. Keep on makin these buddy, it’s what I wanna see!
Thanks, glad you enjoy it.
The 'explosion' sound effect at 13:34 is the same sound effect used for the rooftop fireworks battle in "Mary Poppins"!
I did not know that. Very interesting.
I loved that show as a teenager, And i still love it now at 64 years old 😁
Same here and i am 65
64 years old for me as well... this indeed was one of my favorite shows in high school. My favorite episode was the "Secret of BigFoot" .... BF sure made Steve look like a weakling by comparison!
I'm 63 and grew up watching "Gilligan's Island," "The Munsters," "The Outer Limits," and listening to "Seasons in the Sun."
I have fond memories as being a child in the 70s running really slowly and making that funny noise.
Thanks for bringing up great old memories.
When you were a little boy in the 70's (like me), you didn't need to suspend your disbelief that much.
These continuity error revelations have devastated me - my childhood memories are now irrevocably sullied knowing I was cynically tricked in this dreadful manner . The taxi/saloon switch had me in tears.
Great video! I still prefer the old school practical effects over today’s over the top CGI. I appreciate the physical stunts that went into these effects making them seem so believable. Awesome channel! Glad you were able to be a part of this generation!
Thanks
Awesome video Mr Tvcrazyman. I loved this show when I was a kid. Thanks for showing this to everybody. Have a good one and until your next video ✌️ Mr Tvcrazyman.
Thanks
I still (kinda) remember the first time I saw Six Million Dollar Man. I was on a family vacation and I was... I dunno, too long ago to remember clearly but around ten years old. My dad got us a hotel room for the night and turned the tv on and they were playing this show and it was the episode where Steve pulled a fence-post out of the ground and threw it about 87 miles through the air to destroy a tank. I think. This was over 40 years ago so I'm not remembering every detail. But I became a fan that day and wound up watching pretty much every episode ever put out eventually. Great show, great memories, at least the parts I can still remember. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Will always love the old school ways 😀
Me too. 😀
Super fun video, Tim, thanks! Never get enough 6 million dollar man...or big foot, or wonder woman
Glad you enjoyed it
211k views in 1 month for bionic sounds! Fantastic!!!
Awesome video. I remember watching the original airing of The 6 million dollar man on Sunday night.
And I had his action figure.
12:47 there’s your lightweight prop based on Styrofoam. Real tires would have been heavy and injured the actor, so they pretend the tires are wrapped with paper, which tires sometimes are, and the inside is really just Styrofoam. It doesn’t help when the actor falls on it and breaks it.
Thanks!
Appreciate it!
Am 50 now. Was my favourite show too in the 80s. As a kid would run in slo mo while making bionic sound
I still do that every now and again.😀
Excellent video!
Thanks
Great bloopers; great info! Thanks!
Great episode Tvcrazyman. The sound effect for the Bionic eye was taken from the film The Forbin Project. Also did you notice how long it took Steve to run back to Barney so he could stop him from punching that guy out. They even had to add a shot in from another episode. 🏃➡️
The Taxibthat looks like it was made in the 1950s is a Checker. They were still being built, with an unchanged design for decades.
Checker Marathons were built like tanks and were most often used as taxicabs. That was the cab they drove on Taxi. The powertrain they used were made by GM.
I love the "Instantly turn into mannequins" observation. That was common back in the '60s & '70s. _Westestworld_ (1973) comes to mind. But what choice did they have?
That was the Golden Age of Stunts, the 1970s. It's appropriate Lee Majors was a stunt man on The Fall Guy TV show.
Such memories of that time.
Great vid. As a 70s kid I'd be GLUED to the set waiting for the S... I... X... M...I... L etc to pop onto the screen. He was my hero. One of the best TV themes as well by Oliver Nelson.
I'm 63 and grew up watching "Gilligan's Island," "The Munsters," "The Outer Limits," and listening to "Seasons in the Sun."
I used to love this program when I was a kid. But I’m not sure I could watch it now. My brain couldn’t cope with all the bad effects. At the time I used to hate that they demonstrated Steve running fast by doing it in slow motion! That was just plain wrong. 🤣 Anyway another great video! 👏👏👏
Thanks
If I remember correctly, the 1st episode shows Steve running very fast behind a semi. There were a couple that saw him doing that, and they couldn't believe their eyes.
P.S.
Be young, have fun watch it again.
You can thank me later 😌
Love these goofs! Thanks for sharing. Dang, I wish I would've kept my Six Million Dollar Man action figure from the '70's!
It would worth six million dollar today...
Ebay has them on a regular basis if you wish to buy one 😊
@@JGG1701 But I bet they are quite expensive, especially Mint In Box or like new. Ive been wanting to buy a replacement Maskatron for the one I lost...But when I saw the prices... Jeez Louise!... Even on Facebook Market!
The fun in this video is worth 6 million dollars...tax excluded
This vid took a lot of work! Thank you.
Appreciate it.
As a kid in the 70s, we thought all this whiz bang Nasa Super Bionic Hardware was a real deal and could be used one day. It was a great series and I beleve the actor had a contract that said he gets to keep all his Clothes made for the series.??? AND the guy is still Alive...Thats BIONIC....!!!!!
Love that show. My sister's and the kids in the neighborhood like to act as the characters in the TV show .
Thank you ! I loved the video , you took me to my childhood when I play with all these toys . Wow wonderful time. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it. 😀
Great unique videos. I love these old shows. I greew up running in slow motion making bionic sounds. Love the Dukes of hazard and knight rider and the incredible hulk
the incredible hulk was one of my favorites
@@brianheidel4550
Me too 🙂
I always thought the strain on the rest of the body would be unbearable. Some of the things Steve did would be impossible no matter how strong his bionics were. Great watch , thanks
The biggest goof on "the Six Million Dollar Man" was the basic plot premise... you can have the strongest bionic implants ever conceived by man, but it still has to attach to human bone. 95% of the stunts they had Steve Austin do with his implants would have fractured the bone the bionics were anchored to.
Ha,good job. I'm starting to get hooked
I really like the Disco and bell bottom clothes and Larry the Leisure Suites- SO COOL!!!!
5:35 that was a real rock…look at the impact when it also hits the ground…plus you can see the vibration from his skull when the rock hits his head
For Christmas one year I walk down stairs and I saw the the space capsule surgery thing and I had every single piece of the bionic man I could ever want. I also got Evel Knievel and the motorcycle for Christmas that year years later method Man myself and became very good friends with him in Millbrae California
I remember Evel Knievel. I always wanted the motorcycle toy. That's one I missed getting somehow.
I'm pretty lucky.
My dad was a camera operator. He worked on both shows including the Fembots.
I was able to go on set with him. It was pretty cool.
My dad's name is Bill Swearingen.
He worked or filmed many shows in the 70's and 80's from the Waltons to Falcon Crest to Dukes of Hazard, Happy Days and the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman
That's awesome! To see that being made would be amazing!
@tvcrazyman
And you just posted something with the Hulk, he filmed that as well ❤
One thing that has always bugged me with the six million dollar man: with many of the feats, how does his back and spine hold up? A bionic arm is quite limited in strength without some sort of spinal/back muscle reinforcement. That would also include those high jumps. Those spinal disks would be destroyed, I think.
In the novels and the return of the six million dollar man and the bionic woman, they state that parts of his spine are rib cage were replaced and reinforced with steel so he could use his strength
@@davidhanson9160 Yeah, I had assumed it a possibility that the original creator of the character would have thought of this. But, Hollywood sometimes likes to ignore crucial details, lol
I haven’t seen any episodes since I was a kid. As a kid, those questions never entered my mind. I just enjoyed it for what was. I loved the episodes with Bigfoot in them.
@@CarlosLopez-eg9im Yeah, those Bigfoot episodes were huge!
Because it's not real.
I still get chills listening to opening music.
I was born in ‘74 so I don’t remember much of 6 million Dollar Man or Bionic Woman. But, I do remember Friday nights watching Wonder Woman and The Incredible Hulk, loved those. I use to spin around trying to turn into her and roaring and picking up a couch cushion and throwing it in slow motion like Hulk. lol, ah memories.
I remember watching the first episode back then& being really young,I couldn't wait for the next next one.
I did wonder how he could lift massive weights and leap from incredible heights
without a bionic back.
Rebar reinforcements 😉👍
I had both the Bionic Man and Big Jim dolls... come to think about it, I think they were the same with different costumes.
Oh yeah me too.
Khaki was in fashion 😊
I had Big Jim and his sports camper. AND the SMDM.
CHRISTmas that year was phenomenal!😊
Fantastic!!!! Love your shows and points of interest
Thank you very much
As soon as AI gets good enough, I'm going to create a new season with the same visual effects from the 70s with the same low res TV look and feel.
4:15. Guess what, that taxi could also be a 70s car! The same basic body style of Checker Cab was produced from 1956 to 1982!!! The quad headlight cars started production in the 1961 models - and the styling was even outdated by then! So the car shown was at most about 15 years old at the time.
One of the coolest shows on tele- "We can rebuild him,we have the technology"
Him and Bionic Woman were a glimpse in the future back then.
In dannys inferno what was the object high up on the left side of the screen when austin is jumping with the boy on his back, was it part of a ladder.
Might have been. It's hard to tell.
They got away with these visual goofs because TVs were smaller, reception wasn't that great, our parents couldn't afford to get us glasses (we didn't even know we needed them, no regular eye exams), and we were periodically turning our heads away from the TV to yell back to our parents that we'd clean our rooms later.
Growing up watching this there was an episode where he was working on a fence and he bent a metal pipe around a post with both hands 🤔
Never noticed the goof when it aired during the 70s
I remember watching an episode where they showed for a second in real speed how fast Steve could run. He was chasing a truck and someone from afar turns around and sees this action happening but he just shakes his head in disbelief and turns around.
As a side note in Mexico this show title was translated as “The Nuclear Man”.
I saw Lee in an interview saying that he destroyed his knees by doing all those scene!
I read a few years ago that he actually sued over that.
@@tvcrazyman when i was living in Hollywood in 1993/94 i went at Universal Studios with one of my roomates and there is a little train that takes you around to discover all the places where they used to shoot scenes in movies and TV Shows...all of a sudden, the guy said: this is the place where Lee Majors had to to do his scene 1000 times..something like that...
@@armandopetrini That would be tiring for sure.😀
" lurch" was also in star trek! I wonder if him and Kirk met up during this period ?
How dose his core body handle all the weight when he picks up really heavy stuff?
Loved this show! Childhood memories!
Ha, There's only 3 thing's I can remember been genuinely afraid of when I was a child one was a terrifying British advert about not playing with matches and burning your family alive in a house fire the 2nd was the trailer for 'The Shining' at cinema and the other was whenever samsquamsh appeared as I watched 6 million dollar man alone on a Saturday morning after the Spiderman cartoon ....That music proper got me lol
The show was made for 10 year olds watching on a 19 inch 640x480 tube television. They didn't care or even have to worry about the slop.
Accurate
Terrific video. I was and am still a big six million dollar man fan. Thank you!
As a kid, we watched the show on a 13" Sony Trinitron. All looked cool in the day lol.
I would love to know when he crushed a lock in his bionic hand what was the lock made out of
In the 1977 I jumped off my mother’s roof wearing Pro Keds the pain in my feet and my shins felt like the energy sound the Bionic man did. I still think about it almost 50 years later when I visit my mother’s house.
Ow! Sounds painful. I was too chicken to do that, but I did have a water hose tied to a tree over sort of a short cliff. The hose would stretch and I would safely land on the dirt road below.
As kids It was so frustrating tring to re-enact fight scenes from this show, but not be able to nail the "chi-chi-chi-chi-chi-cha" sound effect 😂