I'm 54, and basically just watch shows from the 50s-80s....bit of early 90s like Renegade, ect. I love the innocence of it all. When things were normal.
Definitely, my favourite series growing up as a kid, also the Bionic Woman, what guy didn’t have a crush on Jamie. The soundtrack was just as good as the action on screen. Even today in 2022, it’s hard to top that opening title sequence for the visuals & the music :)
When Motown went to L.A. in '72...EVERYTHING IT PRODUCED, THEN, WAS WITH CONGA-DRUM percussion. It became A STANDARD ON THE WEST COAST, I believe. Most times, I get tired of it;. sometimes it FITS really well!
I love the Six Million Dollar Man this is a classic TV show I use to run in slow motion pretending to be like Steve Austin Lee Majors was the perfect one to play The Six Million Dollar Man they don't make them like this anymore.
Oliver Nelson and his musical contributory talents to this creative television show is as well as never will be short of amazing including phenomenal. Rest in peace Mr. Oliver Nelson, you got nothing but adulation, love, & respect from me so please rest in peace ☮️ my brother. Yours truly, Brian Paschal the freelance cartoonist, genius, & writer.
Maybe you can help me. A few years ago I was part of a group that included his son Nyles. Did you ever meet either of them? Nyles attempted to kill me and soon after shot his young girlfriend and himself. I still have a difficult time wrapping my mind around it.
@@redmoondesignbeth9119I'm quite sorry to learn that had transpired when first meeting him and I sincerely hope that you're alright from such a regrettably & unfortunately horrible experience.
@@brianpaschal5430 Sir..I appreciate your concern. The story goes very deep. I have the deepest respect for Mr Nelson. Nyles seemed to think as a small child that his fathers fame was actually for him. Nyles was also into dark rituals I believe that entangle me. I'm doing great now. Hobby artist in Santa Fe. Had you met Oliver?
@@redmoondesignbeth9119 No, I've never had the legendary experience & opportunity to have met the late great Oliver Nelson. I'm only 56 years of age and haven't been associatively surrounded around celebrities, musicians, actresses/actors to have experienced such arcane, dark, and secretive interactions. Being in Seattle, Washington which witchcraft runs deeply yet frequently rampant as a freelance cartoonist/comic book artist, genius, and writer I've had somewhat of an open mind into magic including sorcery but no desire whatsoever to ever practice witchcraft on anyone. If I've got a problem with anyone whatsoever I'd much rather deal with you upfront in a physical confrontation and fight instead of cursing someone, to me that's a clandestine cowardly thing to do.
@@brianpaschal5430 Thank you for your response. I'm a 4th Gen Christian Science healer and live in Light. However, my ancestor Mary Barnes was hanged as a witch in 1662 for having opinions. 😳 My son decided to be an animator after watching "Wizards" with his older brother....and he did. He ended up teaching at a community college with a GED inLas Cruces, NM with Ralph Bakshi's son and ended up doing some work for Ralph. I have some crazy stories and now live a fab life in Santa Fe as a hobby artist. What are you up to?✌😊
Perfect music. It has simple, primal themes, and an alien techno stye to it...and the way it starts slow, with the deep bass and slowly quickens is pure genius.
If I saw Lee Majors in person in front of me, I would say: Thank you, thank you very much for being part of my childhood and helping me develop my imagination and my life with a form of healthy and happy entertainment. Thank you Colonel Austin."
That was the greatest nation on earth who had just landed the first man on the moon and ascended to pre-eminence in the world. I am an Indian in India. I grew up watching many American shows in Africa, and I thank my stars I did for the world view it has given me.
My favourite TV series as a kid. I had most of the action figures and would often hum Nelson’s themes when I went on my own missions. I’m in my late 50’s but I recently picked up this collection & The Bionic Woman on DVD during an Amazon Prime sale.
@@vpreggie ACTUALLY, - there was an episode of, i think it was magnum P.I. in which Tom Selleck gets out of a car, to run down the side of a hill, and they put him in slow motion, put the bionic sound in, & he has a white shirt on, - open a few buttons. He does the floppy shoulder thing just like Majors . . . . T'was somebody's idea of a gag I spose.
Lee Majors was perfect for the role. He is so charismatic (he still is in 2022)! He looks impressive, imposing, strong, and sexy when he runs in slow motion.
I certainly had the privilege to watch this great series in mid 1970s. I was born 1965. I do have the complete series. Its great today as it was then. Ahead of its time .👍✨💫🌟
I was 8 in 1974. I unlike many others did not have a great childhood but "SMDM", "MTM Show", "Brady Bunch", "Alice" and "Rockford Files", "Wonderful World of Disney", "Mutual of Ohama's Wild Kingdom" and a few others help me deal with neglect, abandoment, rape and bullying.... Thank you to all who made those great TV shows....😊
Beautiful music on one of the best episodes of the series. Little trivia: in some of the first episodes of the SMDM when Steve is running you’ll see sweat marks under his right arm pit which was corrected in later episodes when fans pointed out that his right arm is bionic so it shouldn’t extract sweat.
Seriously good action and effects here. Love that steel girder bending on impact with the bionic arm, and the force of the beam-shattering impact throwing Steve backwards off his feet.
Totally agree! The action was epic. The beam shattering scene was especially cool, I like the camera zooming in while he falls into the lake. Stuff like this add realism.
Season two had some of the series' best episodes. I loved the epilogue of this episode in which Oscar blamed himeself for the death of David Tate. Steve told him that Tate was a pioneer, and Oscar couldn't have stopped him from going. He ended the discussion by telling Oscar that he was a pioneer too and posed the question, "Where would I be if you weren't?" Great stuff with wonderful acting from Richard Anderson and Lee Majors.
+Steve Bergman That's a very good point. Yes, it was very unsettling that the writers had Oscar acting behind Congress' back. It bordered on almost being sinister. Having him do that ran contrary to his nature.
Gotta laugh, I remember this episode when it first came out. I was 9 and the beginning scared the Hell out of me, with all of Tate's growling and carrying on! LOL!
Steve Austin beats up BJ from MASH! Thanks for the memories. Great time to be a kid. First and second season were the best. We’ll see what Wahlberg does with the film.
@@caltonfollows2168 A few years back Mark Wahlberg and the director of Lone Survivor were attached to a possible movie project based on the series. Haven’t heard much since
If they do a modern reboot of this series this is the episode they should do. It perfectly blends with how our current technology seems to completely engulf us and seems to be replacing our humanity. Austin is all too aware of how distanced he feels from his own humanity and he feels empathy for this poor astronaut who is also altered by technology. Each man feels a concern over what drives him, and if he is indeed still a human being.
Count me in! With the japanese guy in jungle and the Shatner episode's music. Brilliant and original music with a afro-american groove that makes it unique. AAA!
The part I remember the most about this episode occurs shortly after this battle - a team of locals show up armed with rifles determined to kill Tate, but Austin screams, "No, he's a man!" and launches one of their rifles into the next county. Above all Austin was aware that his combatants weren't "conveniently inhuman", justifying their fate to be beaten and destroyed. Because he was struggling with his own humanity he empathized with the people he battled.
Do you have eye witness episode would like to see that one again I watched this series as a kid growing up loved it and I was hooked on it saw him running fast motion I said holy crap he can really move
"The Six Million Dollar Man" was one of my favorite TV shows. This episode, like "Burning Bright" several months earlier, dealt with people who couldn't handle their newfound powers. Josh Lang's encounter with an electrical field in space super-energized his brain, while David Tate's superhuman madness resulted in cryogenic glitch. "The Pioneers" was pure action-adventure!
My childhood was spent debating with my friends whether or not Steve could physically do the things he did on the show. His arm was strong but his body didn’t have the strength to hold the weight he was lifting. It would rip his arm off! 😂
Mike Farrell is well known to M*A*S*H fans as BJ Hunnicutt, but I liked him in this episode as astronaut David Tate, who received too much serum that it transformed him into a superhuman lunatic. Tate could only get relief from immersing himself in water. After the battle with Steve and being shot by the locals, Tate says "Take me back into the water. I'm burning up ." This is one of the best episodes, right up there with "Day of the Robot," with John Saxon. The battle between killer robot and bionic Steve Austin was also a classic episode.
Cara eu era criança quando assistia ó homem biônico e à mulher bionica muito legal hoje tenho 49anos. Gratidão à DEUS e à todos quê proporcionou este momento 👍🤝
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I agree thank u too the original people Oliver Nelson Lee Majors Lindsay Wagner. Andre the giant as bionic Bigfoot thank u to all Of u for a Awsome job big fans of the show to this day since a kid always will be
WOW ! A 6 Million Dollar Man music appreciation site ! HA HA HA! And here I've been for the last 45 YEARS ! ( SHIT-A-BRICK, - it's been THAT long !? ) thinking I was the only 1 !!! And I never realized he ever used a didgeridoo !! ( I'm Australian btw ). Oh THIS is just too much !!
This would have been a perfect fight scene and special effect with the steel beam if when he threw the beam to the ground after hitting Steve, it sounded like steel hitting the ground instead of plastic. They did the sound effects so perfect in Return of the Robot Maker.
This guy was like the Hulk, minus the transformation and green skin. He would have been a good reoccurring character; possibly, a super-powered teammate for Steve or a powerful villain.
Hey BJs along wayfrom Korea. Before he became a surgeon he was an astronaut with superhuman powers. I wonder if he took Major Nelson's place on this mission. He was on I Dream of Jennie.
NO one will ever replace Lee Majors and this Oliver Nelson music. Is loved by thousands of fans.
Lee rocks
Totally agree about the music, but there is one today who could be the new Colonel Steve Austin and in fact he could NAIL IT! And that is Thomas Jane
Hrllo
This was tv growing up 🥰
A soundtrack recording should have been made a long time ago!!!
Iam 61 years old and still enjoy the six million dollar man,I've watch it every since I was 12 years old.
Same here. I am the same age! Majors was perfect for the role, The only other person to have that stage presence was Paul Newman.
I'm 54, and basically just watch shows from the 50s-80s....bit of early 90s like Renegade, ect. I love the innocence of it all. When things were normal.
It's one of the BEST shows ever.
Growing up in the 70s was awesome!!!
Great times and unforgettable memories.
Thank you, 6 million dollar, man!!❤
Não perdia um episódio!! Amo❤️ Ainda assistindo em 2024 👍
Nothing like that Bionic Sound 🇺🇸🇺🇸
If your watching this you had a great childhood.
You hit the nail on the head with that one brother! 👍👌
Definitely, my favourite series growing up as a kid, also the Bionic Woman, what guy didn’t have a crush on Jamie. The soundtrack was just as good as the action on screen. Even today in 2022, it’s hard to top that opening title sequence for the visuals & the music :)
Well, I was born just as this series ended but in my teens I loved watching this show every day after school on 90s Sci-fi Channel reruns
that 's correct. .I like this film when I was child..
I called lee major "the six" 😁😁
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The six million dollar man tune is so iconic.....its one of those you never tire of...
Lee Majors as Steve Austin has the best running style ever!
He had the tightest butt !
I think the secret is his head and hips travel along a flat plain like they're on rails.
Didn’t he play football in high school and/or college? That could explain why he runs so well. 😄
This music should be mandatory listening for all aspiring percussionists and conga players.
When Motown went to L.A. in '72...EVERYTHING IT PRODUCED, THEN, WAS WITH CONGA-DRUM percussion. It became A STANDARD ON THE WEST COAST, I believe. Most times, I get tired of it;. sometimes it FITS really well!
I love the Six Million Dollar Man this is a classic TV show I use to run in slow motion pretending to be like Steve Austin Lee Majors was the perfect one to play The Six Million Dollar Man they don't make them like this anymore.
@@stevenbissett Hi ok thanks I will check it out
Oliver Nelson and his musical contributory talents to this creative television show is as well as never will be short of amazing including phenomenal. Rest in peace Mr. Oliver Nelson, you got nothing but adulation, love, & respect from me so please rest in peace ☮️ my brother. Yours truly, Brian Paschal the freelance cartoonist, genius, & writer.
Maybe you can help me. A few years ago I was part of a group that included his son Nyles. Did you ever meet either of them? Nyles attempted to kill me and soon after shot his young girlfriend and himself. I still have a difficult time wrapping my mind around it.
@@redmoondesignbeth9119I'm quite sorry to learn that had transpired when first meeting him and I sincerely hope that you're alright from such a regrettably & unfortunately horrible experience.
@@brianpaschal5430 Sir..I appreciate your concern. The story goes very deep. I have the deepest respect for Mr Nelson. Nyles seemed to think as a small child that his fathers fame was actually for him. Nyles was also into dark rituals I believe that entangle me. I'm doing great now. Hobby artist in Santa Fe. Had you met Oliver?
@@redmoondesignbeth9119 No, I've never had the legendary experience & opportunity to have met the late great Oliver Nelson. I'm only 56 years of age and haven't been associatively surrounded around celebrities, musicians, actresses/actors to have experienced such arcane, dark, and secretive interactions. Being in Seattle, Washington which witchcraft runs deeply yet frequently rampant as a freelance cartoonist/comic book artist, genius, and writer I've had somewhat of an open mind into magic including sorcery but no desire whatsoever to ever practice witchcraft on anyone. If I've got a problem with anyone whatsoever I'd much rather deal with you upfront in a physical confrontation and fight instead of cursing someone, to me that's a clandestine cowardly thing to do.
@@brianpaschal5430 Thank you for your response. I'm a 4th Gen Christian Science healer and live in Light. However, my ancestor Mary Barnes was hanged as a witch in 1662 for having opinions. 😳
My son decided to be an animator after watching "Wizards" with his older brother....and he did. He ended up teaching at a community college with a GED inLas Cruces, NM with Ralph Bakshi's son and ended up doing some work for Ralph.
I have some crazy stories and now live a fab life in Santa Fe as a hobby artist. What are you up to?✌😊
I use to watch these series when I was real young and I can't see nobody else playing the bionic man but Lee Majors.
Perfect music. It has simple, primal themes, and an alien techno stye to it...and the way it starts slow, with the deep bass and slowly quickens is pure genius.
If I saw Lee Majors in person in front of me, I would say: Thank you, thank you very much for being part of my childhood and helping me develop my imagination and my life with a form of healthy and happy entertainment. Thank you Colonel Austin."
I just met him in person at the Indiana comic con! He is just as awesome in person!
Well said!
@@vinceburgess9012 wonderful
@@vinceburgess9012Lucky! That's on my bucket list!
Oliver Nelson, you're the best ever! Yours truly, Brian Paschal the freelance cartoonist, genius, & writer.
Ok...you're not a real genius. You DONT tell people -- THEY REALISE IT THEMSELVES.
Oliver Nelson music was perfect for this show....... he was sadly missed when he passed away
John Manning It’s a shame that after the first couple of seasons this beautiful music was rarely used if at all.
Agent 86 -Nelson died during the second seasons. Recreating these themes were next to impossible without Nelson.
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Lee you will always be the man u rock forever
Brilliant american music.The 70's was truly a golden age for american music,tv and films.
That was the greatest nation on earth who had just landed the first man on the moon and ascended to pre-eminence in the world. I am an Indian in India. I grew up watching many American shows in Africa, and I thank my stars I did for the world view it has given me.
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The greatest and most exciting tv show intro ever done. Period.
I still wacth it
My favourite TV series as a kid. I had most of the action figures and would often hum Nelson’s themes when I went on my own missions. I’m in my late 50’s but I recently picked up this collection & The Bionic Woman on DVD during an Amazon Prime sale.
This NEVER gets old and I'm 58.
The music to this show rocks
The sound of the back ground and slow motion go hand and hand with the depiction of the script the best times growing up with this show🎊🎉🎉🎉🎇🎆🎂🎈🎊🎉
Wonderful! ... Simply... wonderful!
Oliver Nelson was a genius! Such a great music, i love it so much
He was my hero as a kid in the 70's he made running look super cool.
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The number of ways they mixed up that bass line and kept it recognizably 6MDM was amazing
Steve Austin was perfectly cast as the Bionic man... 8-)
I'm irresistibly inclined to agree & believe every word that you said on the subject.
Nobody runs like Majors does\did. he is paying for that now, but there is no manlier running style than his.
@@vpreggie ACTUALLY, - there was an episode of, i think it was magnum P.I. in which Tom Selleck gets out of a car, to run down the side of a hill, and they put him in slow motion, put the bionic sound in, & he has a white shirt on, - open a few buttons. He does the floppy shoulder thing just like Majors . . . . T'was somebody's idea of a gag I spose.
Lee Majors was perfect for the role. He is so charismatic (he still is in 2022)! He looks impressive, imposing, strong, and sexy when he runs in slow motion.
I certainly had the privilege to watch this great series in mid 1970s. I was born 1965. I do have the complete series. Its great today as it was then. Ahead of its time .👍✨💫🌟
One of my favourite tv shows. Steve Austin running in slow motion to indicate speed.
I was 8 in 1974. I unlike many others did not have a great childhood but "SMDM", "MTM Show", "Brady Bunch", "Alice" and "Rockford Files", "Wonderful World of Disney", "Mutual of Ohama's Wild Kingdom" and a few others help me deal with neglect, abandoment, rape and bullying....
Thank you to all who made those great TV shows....😊
Oliver Nelson's music to Steve Austin action, wonderful 👍❤️
Perfection..best show ever
Amen to that!
I love the drumming in the background 😍
He's a great actor!
Beautiful music on one of the best episodes of the series. Little trivia: in some of the first episodes of the SMDM when Steve is running you’ll see sweat marks under his right arm pit which was corrected in later episodes when fans pointed out that his right arm is bionic so it shouldn’t extract sweat.
Seriously good action and effects here. Love that steel girder bending on impact with the bionic arm, and the force of the beam-shattering impact throwing Steve backwards off his feet.
Totally agree! The action was epic. The beam shattering scene was especially cool, I like the camera zooming in while he falls into the lake. Stuff like this add realism.
@@apollo-so5yj So true! I liked it when he picked up the boulder and hurled it at Steve. This scene was awesome.
Bongos and Bass drums. Modern tv composers take note!
RIP Oliver Nelson
Season two had some of the series' best episodes. I loved the epilogue of this episode in which Oscar blamed himeself for the death of David Tate. Steve told him that Tate was a pioneer, and Oscar couldn't have stopped him from going. He ended the discussion by telling Oscar that he was a pioneer too and posed the question, "Where would I be if you weren't?" Great stuff with wonderful acting from Richard Anderson and Lee Majors.
+Steve Bergman That's a very good point. Yes, it was very unsettling that the writers had Oscar acting behind Congress' back. It bordered on almost being sinister. Having him do that ran contrary to his nature.
Season 2 was definitely good, but I think season 3 was the best.
Nice ❤️
Awesome soundtrack!
Steve Austin was part of my childhood, the 70s,the best tv shows and movies.
Gotta laugh, I remember this episode when it first came out. I was 9 and the beginning scared the Hell out of me, with all of Tate's growling and carrying on! LOL!
I feel the same way about this episode, in fact while growing up this was my 2nd favorite episode, Day of the Robot being my 1st.
@@jonbongo2508 Ah. Then you've got me by one year! Yeah, I loved the fembot episodes. And both robots of Oscar! Classic!
Trail, natation, lutte, natation synchronisée, plongeon, boxe, danse,lancer de poutre… Un régal.
When music was music! Go Steve Austin!
Steve Austin beats up BJ from MASH! Thanks for the memories. Great time to be a kid. First and second season were the best. We’ll see what Wahlberg does with the film.
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WHAT film ? - Were they making a updated version of T6M$man ?
@@caltonfollows2168 A few years back Mark Wahlberg and the director of Lone Survivor were attached to a possible movie project based on the series. Haven’t heard much since
@@flixsymmetry Oh ! Thank you for that !
If they do a modern reboot of this series this is the episode they should do. It perfectly blends with how our current technology seems to completely engulf us and seems to be replacing our humanity. Austin is all too aware of how distanced he feels from his own humanity and he feels empathy for this poor astronaut who is also altered by technology. Each man feels a concern over what drives him, and if he is indeed still a human being.
Nesse ano eu tinha só 10 anos, mas eu era louco por esse filme e não perdia um!
Oliver Nelson and earlier, Gil Melle. Both great.
Count me in! With the japanese guy in jungle and the Shatner episode's music. Brilliant and original music with a afro-american groove that makes it unique. AAA!
The part I remember the most about this episode occurs shortly after this battle - a team of locals show up armed with rifles determined to kill Tate, but Austin screams, "No, he's a man!" and launches one of their rifles into the next county. Above all Austin was aware that his combatants weren't "conveniently inhuman", justifying their fate to be beaten and destroyed. Because he was struggling with his own humanity he empathized with the people he battled.
Great show and episode
Amazing. Thanks 😊
Do you have eye witness episode would like to see that one again I watched this series as a kid growing up loved it and I was hooked on it saw him running fast motion I said holy crap he can really move
The music used here is not used a lot in the rest of the series as I recall, I liked it
"The Six Million Dollar Man" was one of my favorite TV shows. This episode, like "Burning Bright" several months earlier, dealt with people who couldn't handle their newfound powers. Josh Lang's encounter with an electrical field in space super-energized his brain, while David Tate's superhuman madness resulted in cryogenic glitch. "The Pioneers" was pure action-adventure!
It has a Hawaii Five-0 feel to it with the percussion
My childhood was spent debating with my friends whether or not Steve could physically do the things he did on the show. His arm was strong but his body didn’t have the strength to hold the weight he was lifting. It would rip his arm off! 😂
Man I watched this in a different country when I was only 14 yrs old. As a kid we believed he is for real and try to run like him in slow motion 😅😅😅
Mike Farrell is well known to M*A*S*H fans as BJ Hunnicutt, but I liked him in this episode as astronaut David Tate, who received too much serum that it transformed him into a superhuman lunatic. Tate could only get relief from immersing himself in water. After the battle with Steve and being shot by the locals, Tate says "Take me back into the water. I'm burning up ." This is one of the best episodes, right up there with "Day of the Robot," with John Saxon. The battle between killer robot and bionic Steve Austin was also a classic episode.
So it was similar to the Lisa Galloway episodes of BW, when she took too much of the Adenalazine and it nearly killed her too.
@Tony-dc8dt Yeah, I was only 6 when this episode aired, so I don't remember S1 that well, mostly the ones after Jamie arrived.
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They just don't make music like this anymore.
i wish they would make a soundtrack cd of all nelsons smdm music
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Que música!!!!! Con la serie era espectacular
Too bad this theme was only used in this episode. "the pioneers" is one of my all time favs!
I loved this movie
You had to be there!!! 😤😤😤🔥🔥🔥
I'm sure this joke has already been made several times but 1:45 on is how I sound when I have to get up to go to work early in the morning
How about a soundtrack for Six Million Dollar Man and Bionic Woman being produced. Hello Universal Studios help us out
I agree thank u too the original people Oliver Nelson Lee Majors Lindsay Wagner. Andre the giant as bionic Bigfoot thank u to all
Of u for a Awsome job big fans of the show to this day since a kid always will be
Estos si eran series las.mejores programasiones❤❤❤
Nothing like some bongos and bass to convey a sense of urgency.
WOW ! A 6 Million Dollar Man music appreciation site ! HA HA HA! And here I've been for the last 45 YEARS ! ( SHIT-A-BRICK, - it's been THAT long !? ) thinking I was the only 1 !!! And I never realized he ever used a didgeridoo !! ( I'm Australian btw ). Oh THIS is just too much !!
nice music...epic battle
It's good to see BJ Hunnicutt get a job after the war
Is the guy fighting Steve Austin B.J Honicut from MASH?
Yes.
Uma das melhores séries de televisão que já assisti bem marcante ótimas lembranças
Bass n' bongos, baby!!
I remember this episode!!
This would have been a perfect fight scene and special effect with the steel beam if when he threw the beam to the ground after hitting Steve, it sounded like steel hitting the ground instead of plastic. They did the sound effects so perfect in Return of the Robot Maker.
Quando o Stive saia para uma missão e começava a correr e começava essa música, era muito emocionante.
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ESTA SERIE DEL HOMBRE BIÒNICO DEBERÎAN HACER UNA PELÌCULA, AHORA CON SU PROTAGONISTA: LEE MAJORS.
This guy was like the Hulk, minus the transformation and green skin. He would have been a good reoccurring character; possibly, a super-powered teammate for Steve or a powerful villain.
He would have made a terrific supervillain. At times, it seemed like he was stronger than Steve.
Bons tempos saudades dessa época amo assistir o homem de seis milhões de dólares
yes,I have a great childhood
The fight scenes with Farell and Saxon (Day of the Robot) remind me of the Chuck Norris film where Norris fought the Frankenstein like creation.
Silent Rage is the Chuck Norris film you're referring to.
Yes, Silent Rage was one of my favorite Norris movies. It felt like a real 70s horror too.
1:00 Wooden stick with tree limbs attached to it, cheap but effect fx...
Love the show but Lee Major’s stuntman were so obviously not him! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Best show
Good job Steve Austin I am proud of you with bionics how did you get them
Excelente musicalización , musica con base marcha militar ..
My ❤idol i love 💕 this movie 🎥
verry good the film .
The best era of life
I would give this 10 likes if I could.
Does anyone know where the original score can be heard/purchased?? Oliver Nelson - too bad he passed so early.
Hey BJs along wayfrom Korea. Before he became a surgeon he was an astronaut with superhuman powers. I wonder if he took Major Nelson's place on this mission.
He was on I Dream of Jennie.