When Jaime Sommers DIED DIED DIED, I could NOT stop crying!!!!!!!!!! I love the KILL OSCAR (John Houseman) episodes!!!!!! I have a crush on cutie MAX!!!!!!!!!!! The cross-over episodes will always be my favourite(s)!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As you mentioned, the whole Bigfoot scenario (he being a robot doing the bidding of his alien creators) was a great scifi moment. I was also very into the Fembot series of episodes. The other major storyline that I loved was the "death probe".
I remember that it was one of the best TV Shows of the 1970s. I would rush home from school never wanting to miss an episode of the Six Million Dollar Man. Definitely my favourite TV Show of the 1970s.
I'm handicapped I have cerebral palsy always wanted to be bonic because he can run and do almost anything and it was amazing I was hoping they could fix me like that I'm now 54 years old it was an enjoyable show
Absolutely love the series.One thing that comes to mind for me is getting a quarter from my Grandmother and walking to the corner store to buy a pack of Six Million Dollar Man trading cards. Miss the good old days.
Loved both shows! I had the privilege of being Lee's Stand-in for "The Guy Choice Awards" in 2007. He played Steve Austin and I even got to wear the red sweats like he did on the series.
@@nw8000, Absolutely! Talked with him most of the day, when we were not filming the scenes. The same week I had worked with him, I was working on the short-lived series "Cane," which starred Jimmy Smits. In my scene, I played one, of two bodyguards. We had to walk inside a building to go off camera. When the three of us (the guy in the middle of us two bodyguards, played a Senator) walked inside the building (on the Studio City lot) Lee Majors was trying to get on the elevator. When we saw each other, we both at the same time, said, "Hey," and reached out our hands at the exact same time to greet each other. Lee is one of the nicest men I ever met in the business.
My mum looked out the kitchen window of our little council house in the mid seventies. It was pouring with rain, there I was slow motion running to my own sound effects soaked to the skin. I loved that show more than anything. We would draw electric wires and bionics on our arms with biro pens. Really glad to hear Lee Majors is doing well. The greatest tv show ever. Sasquatch was my favourite episode.
I did the same with an old dress shirt torn at the arm spirit gummed a broken transistor radio parts on my arm found some electric wires at a house bldg site and pretending to be hurt and malfunctioning with kids on my block. What a laugh as I "tried" to keep it under wraps. Hey look at his arm!!!
Both Martin Brooks and Richard Anderson were the only people who played the same character on two different shows on two different networks simultaneously.
@@SG-jw8mo I think both of those shows were on CBS. But I do get your point although I don't think Frank Katie was a regular on Green Acres he was just an occasional guest star.
@@markcadieux3445 Sam was definitely a regular characters on Green Acres, he was a guest star on Beverly Hillbillies. Sorry I didn't pick up on the two different networks angle. That is correct then about Oscar and Rudy.
Also in Pakistan, it was kids' favourite show. I cannot forget the thrill, the suspense and the excitement we felt, when there was a scene in which Col Steve or Jaime Sommers had a fight with criminals or something like that. We used to wait whole week for the next episode. Now when I watch these scenes again on youtube, my mind brings same feelings before me, finding them from the store of subconscious. Perhaps its my nostalgia, but I really feel that those old days were very beautiful. I really thank to Lee Majors and Lindsay Wagner and other team members who filled our childhood with such a joy.
So happy to find out that Lee Majors is still alive and well, I thought he died while making the 2nd series of - Ash & the evil dead, he played ash's dad :-) Cheers
@@jameshendricks2197 Martin Caidin, author of the novel 'Cyborg' from which the Six Million Dollar Man TV movies and series was based, wanted Monte Markham to play the role of Steve Austin, but the producers decided on Lee Majors instead.
The old days are always the best! My granny said it, mum said it, i say it myself, even my 21 year old niece say it. It's a psychological phenomenom. They past is carved in stone! You feel sure when you think about the old days, because nothing and nobody can change this time anymore! The present and future are not sure, we always have an unsure feeling about it. In ten or twenty years we will say these times were good. Covid19........ hopefully no problem anymore in 2030: The good old days of 2020! Of course we don't forget difficult times, but they don't scare us anymore! The philosophers say: "The good old days are good, because they are over" A Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year to you! 🌠
@@moonlight-dx3zs that was beautiful what you said Ms Lisa and so true merry Christmas 🎄☃️ to you and your wonderful family and a blessed and prosperous new year God bless you 🙏🙏🙏 love ❤️❤️❤️ and peace ✌️✌️✌️
dont think ryan o'neal is to great of a best friend more of a back stabber i am guessing i am more a fan of lees than i will be of Bryan or farrah's my brother had that poster of her's just did not like her or her poster .
@@lindapowell3381 Ryan O'Neal is a piece of crap, Lee Majors was his best friend and you put the moves on his wife...but then again what can you expect from a man who treated his own kids like crap, all his kids ended up either a drug addict or in and out of jail. He was a sorry best friend and worse of a father. I heard an interview on the radio with Tatum, Ryan would disappear for days at a time and just leave her and her brother money on the table and for them to fend for themselves, and that poor son he had with Farrah has a revolving door to prison, I think he's locked up right now.
The robot face reveals on either show when fighting always creeped the bejeebers outta me. Thought robots were creepy as can be for years, love ,em now. Lol.
There once was a woman bionic, Whose story is somewhat ironic, When her counterpart kissed her, She blew a transistor, Now their relationship's platonic!
I was the bionic woman and my best friend was the bionic man. We would play at the nearby park. Back in the day when you could roam the neighborhood, climb trees and come in only when the street lights came on. Good times. 👍💕💕💕💕
2 great actresses of the 70s Lindsay Wagner and Lynda Carter they turned a possible corny script into a viable show and still stands to this day. Big salute to you 2 great ladies.
I was a member of the bionic club in 75 I got a steve Austin photo and sticker and a certificate saying I was in the club and I swear to keep Steve's secret and osi dept. I wondered if Richard dean anderson (mac guyver) may be Richard Anderson son?
The opening credits of Bionic Woman say the cost is classified. I remember an episode where she opened a can, and described herself as a six million dollar can opener.
I LOVED THESE Characters!!!! Grew up with them!!!! And YES LEE MAJORS was a Babe back then and is STILL A BABE TODAY!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥it’s wonderful to know they are Living Their Lives doing what they LOVE🙏🏼😊
I had a bionic man doll! It was cool because you could look through one eye, from the back of his head. It wasn't magnified or bionic, but still cool! Lol.
I was in my early teens when the series first aired. Like a lot of kids my age I was really into sci-fi and this show was so futuristic with it's cyborg technology. Plus Lee Majors is such a convincing actor that he made it all seem totally realistic. All the cast were fantastic. They don't make shows like this anymore.
I miss these episodes of Steve Austin and Jamie Sommers...The episode that comes to mind, was when Jamie's Bionics went crazy and uncontrollable. I loved the 80's television shows.
I liked the show but always had to laugh whenever he lifted really heavy stuff and other things like that. Since even though he had bionic legs and an arm he didn't have a bionic back and a lot of what he did would have just crushed his spine lol.
LOVED this show as a kid!! WOW Lee Majors still looks so handsome. My brother and I both agreed on this show on Sunday nights - this was the one show we did not fight over. We also agree that Andrea the Giant as Big Foot was our favorite villain because we followed wrestling and saw him live several times. Great memories - thanks - much needed in this world now!!
What about Callahan? She was Oscar's secretary throughout the series, and did crossover episodes of The Bionic Woman. And who could forget the episode with the Fembot Callahan? Come on, Jennifer Darling should be on here.
She was only in 4 episodes of The Six Million Dollar Man I believe, she was a Great Character and actress. Too bad The Bionic Woman was canceled after it’s second season. Jennifer Darling packed her bags and headed to NBC for the 3rd and final Season of The Bionic Woman.
Was that the one where she poisoned jamie and Jamie being all nicely dressed up with heels was reeling in pain and still looking great as she doubled over by the car holding her stomach?? I thought Callahan was jealous of her cause she prettier than her.
I was 4 when it started in 1973, and it was probably the first TV series I followed. It was always exciting and the show became fodder for all our playground adventures at school.
Loved both bionic people. Enjoyed the shows. Today we see double amputees racing on artificial limbs. This was unheard of in the mid 1900s. I like to think like a lot of Star Trek, the bionics contributed to some of the improved sciences for handicapped people.
I remember seeing a young man in his late 20s 30s at the park with his young daughter and then zipped off his pant legs to his shorts and all the young children saw his aluminum lower leg and saw him run jump without a hiccup. They all surrounded him and said he must be a bionic man he was so happy to hear that from the kids a lot of cool wow can you jump a house run 60 mph? He was a returning Afghanistan vet. All the parents apologized for their kids but he wasn't bothered by them.
I was and still am a HUGE fan of the SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN & THE BIONIC WOMAN. I love the Sasquatch episodes and the Fembot episodes and practically all the rest of them. ❤️😁
Was it really Andre the Giant who played the Sasquatch in “The Six Million Dollar Man “ series? I’m pretty sure it was the actor Ted Cassidy who played the much loved character “Lurch” from the 60s t.v. show “The Addams Family”. But what do I know. Anyway, I loved “The Six Million Dollar Man”. It aired on a Sunday evening in the 7:30 p.m time slot, back here in Melbourne, OZ. I’ve still got my old 30cm bionic doll in its box packed in a plastic tub somewhere in the garage. Great memories dude.👍🇦🇺😄😁
Oh six million dollar man was awesome! Bum, bum,bum,bum,bum or boop, boop, boop with the eye! Great memories as a kid. Pillows would be boulders to throw. Or e,e,e,e,e,e bending steel.
Fab, unmissable show. The slow-motion running, and that classic sound effect. Pleased to hear that Lee Majors did most of his own stunts. And that he's still going.
The fun and the Kenner toys collected as a kid.i 💘 love both series. As an adult, I have the DVD collection. The 🎶 music is cool too. I 💘 loved it all still. Great memories....
I loved the six million dollar man! Had all of the toys!! The only character that ever scared me was Andre's portrayal of Big Foot!! That deep growl that he had... always scared me as a kid. Then, when I got into star wars, I had a lightsaber which I knew would chop him into pieces, and I was no longer scared of "big foot". :) But even the action figure was scary... I'll never forget how Steve could punch him and his chest would fly off... and then you could crank bigfoot up with the lever in the back of Steve... even the ratcheting sound kind of was like the sound from the series! It helped play to be that much more fun!! I still have the late movies of Bionic Showdown and Happily Ever After on VHS tapes somewhere!! I loved TSMDM as a kid, and continue on to this day!!
Just about everything. I was 5 years old when it first came out. I watched this show and the Bionic Woman until it was no longer aired anywhere. What's funny is I just showed my eleven-year-old some old episodes the other night, and she loved them.
The first robot episode Day of the Robot featuring John Saxon is probably my favourite. I can hear the eerie opening music now. It conjures up strong nostalgic memories of my youth and devotion to the show. (And boy, that Dr. Chester Dolenz was pretty smart, poisoning the real Major Sloan perfectly to have Steve stop right at that one gas station where his bot was waiting ;)
All I like to say is that. Six Million Dollars Man is my all time favorite series. I used to watch it in 70s in Pakistan and it does bring to me my childhood memories. Lee Majors not changed much and he is a great personality to me. Top series without a doubt that was. Or I should say. Worldwide famous.
The crash shown at the start was a real one , the prototype for a reusable space shuttle ,the pilot survived but was badly injured, they didn’t have the technology and couldn’t rebuild him.
I confirm mickd's explanation. I served in the US Air Force Flight Test Center, Edwards AFB, 72-73. I did not witness the event, but the M2 Lifting body was the test vehicle that had no wings, no brakes, and no power, dropped from a B52 to have a pilot steer it in for landing on the runway, simulating the intended Space Shuttle landing patterns in the future. His 'one-shot-only' approach was flawless but then a safety helicopter hovered over his landing area in the final seconds of landing, and he ordered an emergency of something like "helicopter, move out of the way, you are blocking me, emergency". In that moment of distraction, he paused in his 'wheels down' switch, and the M2 went into a tumble-upon-tumble crash at 200 miles per hour! Critically injured, I heard he had broken arms, legs, lost an eye, etc, but WAS patched somewhat better to semi-active condition, able to move around, but medically retired. Thank you mickd. Amazing time for me, 21 years old, first flight F15, A9/A10 flyoff, FB111 spin test/capsule ejection (uplanned crash), F15-SR71 intercept test, 125 mile computer lock! I urge any able-bodied teenager to head down to the Air Force recruiting like I did, and wild-child-me experienced the time of my life, it was not all easy, but improved me for life, launched me on my History kick with satellite imagery and etymology. Air Force, not just a job, but an adventure! (laughing-they also kicked my ass, thank you, deserved it!)
Lee Major and Christopher Reeves are two of the early American superheroes that are gone but their memories are some of the good things to remember during 70s and 80s
I remember his kids watching the show and then going out and re-enacting it at the age of 8 and 10 years old it really had a lot of impact on our childhoods there was fun running around pretending to be Steve Austin
I'm 53 and I still have my Steve Austin doll (still in his red track suit and I have the plastic engine he lifts). Plus I have the inflatable command dome and remember Maskatron? Still have his 3 different faces too.
I love both series growing up, but I especially like the bionic woman because she had Maximilian I also really liked the relationship between Oscar Goldman and Jamie Sommers.
It was one of my favorite shows in the mid 70's and followed Lee Majors even today. I still catch it on the COZI TV network when I am home and on weekends.
@@kathleenphelan5858 Alright that's fine, well forgive me, my name is Justin Wade, am from Charleston SC currently living in LA due to my work. You are?
I had one too! But in 1976, they weren't called "action figures" yet, so we had to call it my "6 million dollar man doll" which always sounded a little bit dorky to me. (I guess that's why they came up with the name "action figure").
One of the best television shows of the 1970's for action. Sasquatch aka Bigfoot was always the episodes to look forward to watching. Seeing this rewind takes me back to my youth and I can't believe how fast time has gone.
Man, I love this show. One thing that disappointed me what that it was never brought to the big screen the time filmmakers were doing so with other classic TV shows like The Saint or The Brady Bunch
What do you remember about The Six Million Dollar Man? 🤔
one of the shows i remember from growing up was Hardcastle and McCormick. is there any chance you could do a vid on that show?
oh and as for 'TSMDM' it was my favourite show back in the day. and yes, i did all the slo-mo running, throwing and punching
Me and all my friends running in slow motion.
When Jaime Sommers DIED DIED DIED, I could NOT stop crying!!!!!!!!!! I love the KILL OSCAR (John Houseman) episodes!!!!!! I have a crush on cutie MAX!!!!!!!!!!! The cross-over episodes will always be my favourite(s)!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As you mentioned, the whole Bigfoot scenario (he being a robot doing the bidding of his alien creators) was a great scifi moment. I was also very into the Fembot series of episodes. The other major storyline that I loved was the "death probe".
I remember that it was one of the best TV Shows of the 1970s. I would rush home from school never wanting to miss an episode of the Six Million Dollar Man. Definitely my favourite TV Show of the 1970s.
I'm handicapped I have cerebral palsy always wanted to be bonic because he can run and do almost anything and it was amazing I was hoping they could fix me like that I'm now 54 years old it was an enjoyable show
My favorite show back then. Couldn't wait to watch each week.
Yes Craig so true
guys how about Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman and Charlies Angels Jackilyn Smith, Cheryl Ladd , Farrah Faucet?
Absolutely love the series.One thing that comes to mind for me is getting a quarter from my Grandmother and walking to the corner store to buy a pack of Six Million Dollar Man trading cards. Miss the good old days.
As a kid in the 70s, I remember every boy in the neighborhood wanted to be him..
My most favorite Sci-Fi show. Still is. How cool it is to be Bionic.
Bionic human parts exist now and there will be a Six Million dollar man in real life but it'll cost a lot more than that
As a teenaged lad in the 70s, I had a crush on Lindsay Wagner, the Bionic Woman.
As well you should have, she was a babe
Me too!
Hehe, who didn't? 😊
Just saw her in the movie "Love Finds You In Valentine"
I met her at a toy show several years ago. She is really sweet & still a hottie :)
Loved both shows! I had the privilege of being Lee's Stand-in for "The Guy Choice Awards" in 2007. He played Steve Austin and I even got to wear the red sweats like he did on the series.
Did you get to meet him?
Awesome cool, dude.
@@nw8000, Absolutely! Talked with him most of the day, when we were not filming the scenes. The same week I had worked with him, I was working on the short-lived series "Cane," which starred Jimmy Smits. In my scene, I played one, of two bodyguards. We had to walk inside a building to go off camera. When the three of us (the guy in the middle of us two bodyguards, played a Senator) walked inside the building (on the Studio City lot) Lee Majors was trying to get on the elevator. When we saw each other, we both at the same time, said, "Hey," and reached out our hands at the exact same time to greet each other. Lee is one of the nicest men I ever met in the business.
@@mntryjoseph1961 What a cool story man!
Great Show from my childhood !!!
Andre The Giant as Sasquatch 👍👍
I had the Six Million Dollar Man lunchbox when I was in the 1st Grade.
My mum looked out the kitchen window of our little council house in the mid seventies. It was pouring with rain, there I was slow motion running to my own sound effects soaked to the skin. I loved that show more than anything. We would draw electric wires and bionics on our arms with biro pens. Really glad to hear Lee Majors is doing well. The greatest tv show ever. Sasquatch was my favourite episode.
I did the same with an old dress shirt torn at the arm spirit gummed a broken transistor radio parts on my arm found some electric wires at a house bldg site and pretending to be hurt and malfunctioning with kids on my block. What a laugh as I "tried" to keep it under wraps. Hey look at his arm!!!
Need rudy welles fast!!!
The opening credits for the TV Series will never leave my memory :)
We had it here in England on Saturday afternoons. Loved it
I always liked Lee majors. He was a good actor,,,,,he had humble kind ways like Elvis Presley.
I always thought he kind of looked like him too.
Especially on big valley.
He is a great actor and he is still with us don't see much of him but he will go down as a very good actor
It's amazing how he looked like Elvis and had similar mannerisms !
Lee played football with Elvis movie sets in the 60's
I was born in 1970, this was my favorite tv show absolutely loved it! I even asked my mom
(Why didn't you name me STEVE?)
I was born in 70 also
Me also. I remember I couldn’t sleep the night before my birthday 1977 because I was getting the Six million dollar man action doll.
outback Australia then
I was born in 1970 too and imagine to be Steve Austin run in slow motion and jump up like I had that power leg 555
Steve Austin was my first ever Superhero as a kid. He still holds a special place in my heart.
The episode with the late great John Saxon was my most memorable one, loved this show and those iconic opening titles
Lol, they slowed the film down to make it look like he was fast. That was the good old days.
And we kids bought it!!!
The Six Million DOLLAS man was a show to look forword to back in those day.
I remember the six million dollar man, and the leisure suits.
Could never button the last few buttons on his pointy lapel shirts.
Both Martin Brooks and Richard Anderson were the only people who played the same character on two different shows on two different networks simultaneously.
Frank Cady did it a decade before in Petticoat Junction and Green Acres.
@@SG-jw8mo I think both of those shows were on CBS. But I do get your point although I don't think Frank Katie was a regular on Green Acres he was just an occasional guest star.
@@markcadieux3445 Sam was definitely a regular characters on Green Acres, he was a guest star on Beverly Hillbillies. Sorry I didn't pick up on the two different networks angle. That is correct then about Oscar and Rudy.
Also in Pakistan, it was kids' favourite show. I cannot forget the thrill, the suspense and the excitement we felt, when there was a scene in which Col Steve or Jaime Sommers had a fight with criminals or something like that. We used to wait whole week for the next episode. Now when I watch these scenes again on youtube, my mind brings same feelings before me, finding them from the store of subconscious.
Perhaps its my nostalgia, but I really feel that those old days were very beautiful.
I really thank to Lee Majors and Lindsay Wagner and other team members who filled our childhood with such a joy.
So happy to find out that
Lee Majors is still alive and well, I thought he died while making the 2nd series of - Ash & the evil dead, he played ash's dad :-)
Cheers
How bout Monte Markham as The Seven Million Dollar Man. "It's wild Stevie - IT'S WILD!"
Markham was great in the role but initially the producers were going to cast him as Steve Austin instead of Majors. They made a truly wise decision!
I was born a year later, know just how you feel, though also loved original Star Trek, wondered why parents didn,t name me James or Jimmy, LoL 😆😆.
@@jameshendricks2197 Martin Caidin, author of the novel 'Cyborg' from which the Six Million Dollar Man TV movies and series was based, wanted Monte Markham to play the role of Steve Austin, but the producers decided on Lee Majors instead.
I could not wait for the day to come to watch six million dollar man oh boy that was the good old days I love the old days it was the best days
The old days are always the best! My granny said it, mum said it, i say it myself, even my 21 year old niece say it.
It's a psychological phenomenom.
They past is carved in stone!
You feel sure when you think about the old days, because nothing and nobody can change this time anymore!
The present and future are not sure, we always have an unsure feeling about it.
In ten or twenty years we will say these times were good.
Covid19........ hopefully no problem anymore in 2030: The good old days of 2020!
Of course we don't forget difficult times, but they don't scare us anymore!
The philosophers say:
"The good old days are good, because they are over"
A Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy
New Year to you! 🌠
@@moonlight-dx3zs that was beautiful what you said Ms Lisa and so true merry Christmas 🎄☃️ to you and your wonderful family and a blessed and prosperous new year God bless you 🙏🙏🙏 love ❤️❤️❤️ and peace ✌️✌️✌️
Lee had to go on location, he asked his best friend Ryan O'Neil, to keep an eye on Farrah. He did on a permanent basis.
dont think ryan o'neal is to great of a best friend more of a back stabber i am guessing i am more a fan of lees than i will be of Bryan or farrah's my brother had that poster of her's just did not like her or her poster .
@@lindapowell3381 Ryan O'Neal is a piece of crap, Lee Majors was his best friend and you put the moves on his wife...but then again what can you expect from a man who treated his own kids like crap, all his kids ended up either a drug addict or in and out of jail. He was a sorry best friend and worse of a father. I heard an interview on the radio with Tatum, Ryan would disappear for days at a time and just leave her and her brother money on the table and for them to fend for themselves, and that poor son he had with Farrah has a revolving door to prison, I think he's locked up right now.
Hooking up with Ryan was the worst mistake Farrah ever made
Lee Majors always a great actor .kudos to you outstanding it is what it is 👍👍💛💛
Never leave a friend to look after your wife I tell ya.
The Bigfoot one was my favorite one..
I can say it was mine too !
Runs 3 parts for that Bigfoot episode
Dec 2020, Mom and Dad: What was your favorite Christmas gift?
Me, now 51: Six Million Dollar Man
and his spaceship...also, Maskatron
The robot face reveals on either show when fighting always creeped the bejeebers outta me. Thought robots were creepy as can be for years, love ,em now. Lol.
Those were called thimbots..
Wow a trip down memory lane for me here.
There once was a woman bionic,
Whose story is somewhat ironic,
When her counterpart kissed her,
She blew a transistor,
Now their relationship's platonic!
@Aquarian Dawn Thanks! I guess I'd like some Haiku; how do cook it?
@Aquarian Dawn Ah! I see! Too bad, sounded tasty; will look into this. "Haiku!" Bless You!
LOL! I haven't heard this one in years!
I was the bionic woman and my best friend was the bionic man. We would play at the nearby park. Back in the day when you could roam the neighborhood, climb trees and come in only when the street lights came on. Good times. 👍💕💕💕💕
Lyndsey Wagner did 2 episodes of The Rockford Files where I fell in love with her.
2 great actresses of the 70s Lindsay Wagner and Lynda Carter they turned a possible corny script into a viable show and still stands to this day. Big salute to you 2 great ladies.
That was my favorite show as a kid. Where did the time go?
My is the bionic woman and the six million dollar man
Yes sir true, me too, went I was kid bought, a kad my uncle give all picture six million dollah man,we plays,
Yes and The Fall Guy!😂👍👍👍
I was a member of the bionic club in 75 I got a steve Austin photo and sticker and a certificate saying I was in the club and I swear to keep Steve's secret and osi dept. I wondered if Richard dean anderson (mac guyver) may be Richard Anderson son?
The bionic duo was a family favorite in my home as a kid.
Glad I was a kid in the 70s, love all of these old shows
The opening credits of Bionic Woman say the cost is classified. I remember an episode where she opened a can, and described herself as a six million dollar can opener.
@Aquarian Dawn Sure we can. If you're her boyfriend or husband, it costs every last cent you earn....
I think I remember an episode where her costs came up in a question, and Goldman said just under 6 million because her parts were smaller.
These 2 shows were some of my favorites when I was a kid in the 70s. I miss the 70s and 90s more than any other decades.
The sound effect when he was running.
Or when was he was jumping.
I LOVED THESE Characters!!!! Grew up with them!!!! And YES LEE MAJORS was a Babe back then and is STILL A BABE TODAY!!!💯💯💯💯💯💯♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥it’s wonderful to know they are Living Their Lives doing what they LOVE🙏🏼😊
I had a bionic man doll! It was cool because you could look through one eye, from the back of his head. It wasn't magnified or bionic, but still cool! Lol.
Had that, g o r the green gargoyle, Superman, and a GI Joe!... never be anything like those again, for that time!!
Action figure action figure my man!! I had him and Oscar with his briefcase and maskatron.
I was in my early teens when the series first aired. Like a lot of kids my age I was really into sci-fi and this show was so futuristic with it's cyborg technology.
Plus Lee Majors is such a convincing actor that he made it all seem totally realistic. All the cast were fantastic. They don't make shows like this anymore.
I miss these episodes of Steve Austin and Jamie Sommers...The episode that comes to mind, was when Jamie's Bionics went crazy and uncontrollable. I loved the 80's television shows.
I liked the show but always had to laugh whenever he lifted really heavy stuff and other things like that. Since even though he had bionic legs and an arm he didn't have a bionic back and a lot of what he did would have just crushed his spine lol.
That was my favorite tv show back in the good old days! Love Lee Majors!
Hi, how are you feeling today?
I even had the 6 million dollar man action figure ☺️
I did too.. You could look through the figures eye...lol
@@father1st894 absolutely it also had wires for a crystal radio setup
@@tennoklark and a orange or rusty colored jumpsuit...
Hi, how are you feeling today?
LOVED this show as a kid!! WOW Lee Majors still looks so handsome. My brother and I both agreed on this show on Sunday nights - this was the one show we did not fight over. We also agree that Andrea the Giant as Big Foot was our favorite villain because we followed wrestling and saw him live several times. Great memories - thanks - much needed in this world now!!
What about Callahan? She was Oscar's secretary throughout the series, and did crossover episodes of The Bionic Woman. And who could forget the episode with the Fembot Callahan? Come on, Jennifer Darling should be on here.
She was only in 4 episodes of The Six Million Dollar Man I believe, she was a Great Character and actress. Too bad The Bionic Woman was canceled after it’s second season. Jennifer Darling packed her bags and headed to NBC for the 3rd and final Season of The Bionic Woman.
Was that the one where she poisoned jamie and Jamie being all nicely dressed up with heels was reeling in pain and still looking great as she doubled over by the car holding her stomach?? I thought Callahan was jealous of her cause she prettier than her.
I was 4 when it started in 1973, and it was probably the first TV series I followed. It was always exciting and the show became fodder for all our playground adventures at school.
My favourite TV series in the 70s i am a big fan now
U said Martin e brooks bit twice with different pics
Thank you I'm not crazy
gaargy1 I didn’t say u were
@@Wheelstar72 I thought I was
Mr.Brooks was twice as good as the original!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think the sound of Steve Austin's bionic eye was a question on MTV's Remote Control! Hahaha!
Loved both bionic people. Enjoyed the shows. Today we see double amputees racing on artificial limbs. This was unheard of in the mid 1900s. I like to think like a lot of Star Trek, the bionics contributed to some of the improved sciences for handicapped people.
It probably inspired kids who watched the show, and said "When I grow up, I'm going to build that".
I remember seeing a young man in his late 20s 30s at the park with his young daughter and then zipped off his pant legs to his shorts and all the young children saw his aluminum lower leg and saw him run jump without a hiccup. They all surrounded him and said he must be a bionic man he was so happy to hear that from the kids a lot of cool wow can you jump a house run 60 mph? He was a returning Afghanistan vet. All the parents apologized for their kids but he wasn't bothered by them.
I was and still am a HUGE fan of the SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN & THE BIONIC WOMAN. I love the Sasquatch episodes and the Fembot episodes and practically all the rest of them. ❤️😁
The fem bots used to scare me whenever their face mask would come off and you had those creepy glass eyes and a speaker for the mouth.
I wish they would play reruns of this show on one of the retro stations.
I think cozi tv does
You can also order a box set of DVD's that have the entire series in it.
Lee Majors God Bless him my father knew him. He is a Great fellow! God Bless them both:)
Used to watch it, plus Hulk and Batman and Robin. I'm old i guess.
I love this show Thanks
Was it really Andre the Giant who played the Sasquatch in “The Six Million Dollar Man “ series? I’m pretty sure it was the actor Ted Cassidy who played the much loved character “Lurch” from the 60s t.v. show “The Addams Family”. But what do I know. Anyway, I loved “The Six Million Dollar Man”. It aired on a Sunday evening in the 7:30 p.m time slot, back here in Melbourne, OZ. I’ve still got my old 30cm bionic doll in its box packed in a plastic tub somewhere in the garage. Great memories dude.👍🇦🇺😄😁
Thanks for the video.
Calling Dr Rudy Wells TWICE?!?
Come on man!
Oh six million dollar man was awesome! Bum, bum,bum,bum,bum or boop, boop, boop with the eye!
Great memories as a kid.
Pillows would be boulders to throw. Or e,e,e,e,e,e bending steel.
Lee Majors and Farrah Fawcett came to Iran - Tehran 1977 very popular and believe it or not those like me who still remember it, love it very much
Watching as a kid...I was Terrified of robot face..THE HUMAN FACE DISAPPEARED 😲😵👻
Fab, unmissable show. The slow-motion running, and that classic sound effect. Pleased to hear that Lee Majors did most of his own stunts. And that he's still going.
The fun and the Kenner toys collected as a kid.i 💘 love both series. As an adult, I have the DVD collection. The 🎶 music is cool too. I 💘 loved it all still. Great memories....
Lee Majors played Ash's dad in the recent "Ash and the evil dead" series. VERY funny show.
I loved the six million dollar man! Had all of the toys!! The only character that ever scared me was Andre's portrayal of Big Foot!! That deep growl that he had... always scared me as a kid. Then, when I got into star wars, I had a lightsaber which I knew would chop him into pieces, and I was no longer scared of "big foot". :) But even the action figure was scary... I'll never forget how Steve could punch him and his chest would fly off... and then you could crank bigfoot up with the lever in the back of Steve... even the ratcheting sound kind of was like the sound from the series! It helped play to be that much more fun!! I still have the late movies of Bionic Showdown and Happily Ever After on VHS tapes somewhere!! I loved TSMDM as a kid, and continue on to this day!!
Brought me me back to my teenage years. Those “wonderful” bell bottoms, curled/ blow dried hair.
Hello Lynn, how are you doing?
Nice Classics good memories
Just about everything. I was 5 years old when it first came out. I watched this show and the Bionic Woman until it was no longer aired anywhere. What's funny is I just showed my eleven-year-old some old episodes the other night, and she loved them.
Max the dog made a big impression on me as a kid. Jamie going to jail and a time when she was in a beauty contest. She has a beautiful voice.
The first robot episode Day of the Robot featuring John Saxon is probably my favourite. I can hear the eerie opening music now. It conjures up strong nostalgic memories of my youth and devotion to the show. (And boy, that Dr. Chester Dolenz was pretty smart, poisoning the real Major Sloan perfectly to have Steve stop right at that one gas station where his bot was waiting ;)
Lee Majors is still a handsome man at 81 yrs old and still acting which is good!
He had too much plastic surgery done on his face.
All I like to say is that. Six Million Dollars Man is my all time favorite series. I used to watch it in 70s in Pakistan and it does bring to me my childhood memories. Lee Majors not changed much and he is a great personality to me. Top series without a doubt that was. Or I should say. Worldwide famous.
Lee Majors looks amazing
With all that plastic surgery 😂.
This show and Bionic Woman were so awesome. Lee Majors was one of my favorite hero.
Hello Diana, how are you doing?
I did not miss even an episode of both.. love the bionic dog too😱😱😱
Great Job Buddy! 👍🏼
That was my favorite show when I was a kid in my contry,40 year ago.!
The crash shown at the start was a real one , the prototype for a reusable space shuttle ,the pilot survived but was badly injured, they didn’t have the technology and couldn’t rebuild him.
I confirm mickd's explanation. I served in the US Air Force Flight Test Center, Edwards AFB, 72-73. I did not witness the event, but the M2 Lifting body was the test vehicle that had no wings, no brakes, and no power, dropped from a B52 to have a pilot steer it in for landing on the runway, simulating the intended Space Shuttle landing patterns in the future. His 'one-shot-only' approach was flawless but then a safety helicopter hovered over his landing area in the final seconds of landing, and he ordered an emergency of something like "helicopter, move out of the way, you are blocking me, emergency". In that moment of distraction, he paused in his 'wheels down' switch, and the M2 went into a tumble-upon-tumble crash at 200 miles per hour! Critically injured, I heard he had broken arms, legs, lost an eye, etc, but WAS patched somewhat better to semi-active condition, able to move around, but medically retired. Thank you mickd. Amazing time for me, 21 years old, first flight F15, A9/A10 flyoff, FB111 spin test/capsule ejection (uplanned crash), F15-SR71 intercept test, 125 mile computer lock! I urge any able-bodied teenager to head down to the Air Force recruiting like I did, and wild-child-me experienced the time of my life, it was not all easy, but improved me for life, launched me on my History kick with satellite imagery and etymology. Air Force, not just a job, but an adventure! (laughing-they also kicked my ass, thank you, deserved it!)
@@EdSZiomek real heroes weren’t always on the telly, they were serving in the forces or pushing the boundaries of space ,thank you for your service
Lee Major and Christopher Reeves are two of the early American superheroes that are gone but their memories are some of the good things to remember during 70s and 80s
I remember his kids watching the show and then going out and re-enacting it at the age of 8 and 10 years old it really had a lot of impact on our childhoods there was fun running around pretending to be Steve Austin
I loved Steve Austin!! Now I watch the show on Cozi TV.
Ok, now for the big question. Who of you watching the video had the action figure and the rocket/OR table?
My youngest brother had the action figure!
I'm 53 and I still have my Steve Austin doll (still in his red track suit and I have the plastic engine he lifts). Plus I have the inflatable command dome and remember Maskatron? Still have his 3 different faces too.
Had them both
I had Oscar and my brother had Steve Austin.
I sure did and the Oscar one and maskatron as well!
it's everybody fav tv film around the world👍👍👍👍
yea, my crush on Lindsey Wagner!
I love both series growing up, but I especially like the bionic woman because she had Maximilian I also really liked the relationship between Oscar Goldman and Jamie Sommers.
Takes me back to my younger days lovely
I love both the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman!!!! Great video!
Loved both shows!
One of my favorite TV shows as a kid. Later I worked for the military in the Pentagon. I looked for Oscar Goldman’s office nearly every day.
It was one of my favorite shows in the mid 70's and followed Lee Majors even today. I still catch it on the COZI TV network when I am home and on weekends.
Forget COZI, just get the series on DVD, no commercials is the ONLY way to go!
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@@jameshendricks2197 I happen to like cozy for all the other shows on it as well but thank you for the suggestion.
@@justinwade856 Fine.
@@kathleenphelan5858 Alright that's fine, well forgive me, my name is Justin Wade, am from Charleston SC currently living in LA due to my work. You are?
Love that show! I remember i had the bionic women lunch box.🌞
I had the Charlie's Angels lunch box.
my favorite tv series since 1975 i love this program
I remember owning the action figure many years ago with that (iron girder) bionic eye feature,god those were the good old days...a simpler time!!!!🙂😊
I had one too! But in 1976, they weren't called "action figures" yet, so we had to call it my "6 million dollar man doll" which always sounded a little bit dorky to me. (I guess that's why they came up with the name "action figure").
One of the best television shows of the 1970's for action. Sasquatch aka Bigfoot was always the episodes to look forward to watching. Seeing this rewind takes me back to my youth and I can't believe how fast time has gone.
Those were the days
Man, I love this show. One thing that disappointed me what that it was never brought to the big screen the time filmmakers were doing so with other classic TV shows like The Saint or The Brady Bunch
One of Sandra Bullock 's earliest roles was in one of sequel movies
Before she found fame on the big screen.
OMG @ 0:36 as a kid, that creeped me out !!