In South America too! In Argentina, 2 kids brother and sister, jumped of the roof to prove their friends they were bionic... they broke their legs but survived.
Same in Belgium ! We hear the bionic sound here and there sometimes in tv shows or cartoons, that serie marked a whole generation. Thank you, Mr Major !
me too - i can remember running across the sand along our seafront, faster and faster i'd go, and almost lifting off like i was levitating, when i looked behind i could barely see my foot prints, i must of been the fast haha - now i'm 57 and showing my age, the footprints have changed a little now Lee Majors still looking good - how about a revival Steve $6,000,000 pensioner
Yes, indeed He was the first real Superhero of my lifetime I was born in 73! Wonder Woman and Christopher Reeves came after! Then came Bill Bixby the Incredible Hulk!
awesome!! im currently watching the re-runs on tv at the moment 7pm on legend uk. (sep23) it was my fav program as a kid back in the 70s, jumping off my dads coal bunker thinking i was bionic !! happy memories- cheers Mr majors
Mr. Majors, sir, you are looking fantastic!! Stay Healthy, take care of yourself. I was a HUGE fan of yours when you played Heath Barkley. Been a fan ever since. Boy Howdy!
I just saw an unrelated video and showed a clip of the beginning of that show. I immediately wondered where that arm is today. I asked RUclips and BOOM there it is. I'm happy to see a close-up too..
Thank you so much for this video!!! I still remember "The moon and the desert" and Martin Caidin's novel ("Cyborg"). I admire Lee Majors and I'm happy to see him in such good health today.
@@davidrichter9164 A great SF novel, yes! I found the whole story in the pilot episode, with extraordinary scenes filmed on the NASA base. Your vidéo takes me back to the time when I discovered the serie!!!
If I remember correctly, in the pilot episode instead of running in slow motion he ran in super speed motion, but it looked so silly that they changed it.
He was from my hometown in Middlesboro Kentucky. Actually went to high school with my mom and they even dated for a short time. He would come back every now and again. Came over to our house a couple times. I don’t remember him very well but I was mad because he never brought Farrah. 😂
Why didn't he have a cameo in the movie The Fall Guy, I mean this was his television series, maybe more people would have come out to watch the movie, my opinion.
As a lad I had the bionic man toy .I watched it on TV it was cool .we lived in maisonettes as a child .and I went up to the top of it and throw mine off of it and I broke into pieces .my mum went mad.she said thank God you only throw the toy over the balcony and not your self .you know you should not have been up on the second floor with that I was grounded and banned from watching it on TV as my mum said it was putting bad ideas in my young mind . Now looking back may be I might have tought I was the bionic man .look where we are now with technology we can now rebuild you when you crash into things
I always thought the Six Million Dollar Man was Rubbish BUT Good Rubbish. shallow characters, predictable plots, but very watchable. The 1970s TV seemed to be full of "Good rubbish" TV shows. Starsky & Hutch, Charlies Angels, and many many more. All kind of crap but so watchable even though the characters and the stories were pretty poor. People say Steve McQueen was the king of cool but I reckon the real king of cool was/is Lee Majors. Of all the good rubbish TV shows, I reckon the Six Million Dollar Man was the best one. I loved it as a kid and still enjoy watching it now. Me and my wife still say: "We have the technology" when considering how to repair something in our house.
the upper arm has no hardware beyond the metal structural "studs" but in 1973 who gives a damn, right ;) They have such arms now, but not nuclear powered as fission is fickle. demonstrated many times in both Steve Austin's and The Bionic Woman's plight in certain stories. Now if we had fusion... We coudl do it in real life and safe as a grandmother playing checkers in her wheelchair(or out of it)...
Also, when Rudy Welles shows Steve Austin the arm, it’s not finished. I think this is the model from the first pilot. But yeah, it was just foreign enough to most people to show it was an electro-mechanical device. The actual logic of it didn’t matter that much, such as how could he run that fast without his bionic legs flying off of whatever they were mounted to. Or how could he lift heavy weights when the weight from the arm would be transferred to his shoulder, spine, hips, which weren’t bionic.
Thousands of children ran in slow motion in the 80s in France, I am one of them, thank you mister Majors
In South America too! In Argentina, 2 kids brother and sister, jumped of the roof to prove their friends they were bionic... they broke their legs but survived.
And North America in the 70s to.
Same in Belgium ! We hear the bionic sound here and there sometimes in tv shows or cartoons, that serie marked a whole generation. Thank you, Mr Major !
you too !
대한민국도 마찬가지로 드라마가 끝나고,아이들이 모이면 모두가 스티븐 오스틴이었습니다.
im quite happy hes still sharp minded at 84- go strong mr majors🤩✊
Wow..! I had no idea he was 84, fantastic 🦿🦾👁️
His minds doing better than Bruce willises
I was just thinking about him not long ago. My hero while a young boy. 💪🏻
me too - i can remember running across the sand along our seafront, faster and faster i'd go, and almost lifting off like i was levitating, when i looked behind i could barely see my foot prints, i must of been the fast haha - now i'm 57 and showing my age, the footprints have changed a little now
Lee Majors still looking good - how about a revival Steve $6,000,000 pensioner
Yes, indeed He was the first real Superhero of my lifetime I was born in 73! Wonder Woman and Christopher Reeves came after! Then came Bill Bixby the Incredible Hulk!
Mine, too! Born in 65 and still a lot of hero worship!
I love this man, and I loved the TV series, the six million dollar man, and Jaimie.
@@geronimothatsme711and Lou Ferrigno as the Hulk.
Amen to that. GOD BLESS MR. LEE MAJORS. Thank you for all the found memories of THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN TV SERIES.
I love how it has a bike chain in it. Six million dollars! (but the lowest bidder always wins)
Lee Majors the bionic fall guy.
Ashley The Evil Dead dad..😊😊
awesome!! im currently watching the re-runs on tv at the moment 7pm on legend uk. (sep23) it was my fav program as a kid back in the 70s, jumping off my dads coal bunker thinking i was bionic !! happy memories- cheers Mr majors
I dreamt of being just like Lee Majors when I was a boy, he was my total hero. I think he defined my sense of "cool" when I grew up.
love you Lee...You brought so much joy to me when i was a kid..TY
Who else ran in slow motion as a kid, making that iconic noise!!
I did
I did.
He is largely responsible (along with some F-104 photos my dad had) of me ending up in the USAF... Great memories! Thanks!
Lee the LEGEND 🤩
Lee, you are so friggin cool.
lee is a true badass....my idol. thanks Lee!!!
I watched every episode and the bionic woman and played the pinball machine at the midget tavern in Seattle Wa. when I was 18 lots of fun back then.
Priceless
Mr. Majors, sir, you are looking fantastic!! Stay Healthy, take care of yourself. I was a HUGE fan of yours when you played Heath Barkley. Been a fan ever since. Boy Howdy!
Brilliant to see so many of these stars are alive and well. The incidental music for The Six Million Dollar Man used to crack us up back in the day.
Great memories of my childhood; I’m re watching the entire series on DVD.
I just saw an unrelated video and showed a clip of the beginning of that show. I immediately wondered where that arm is today.
I asked RUclips and BOOM there it is. I'm happy to see a close-up too..
Been rewatching The Six Million Dollar man still good
Love that sense if humor!!
Happy memories indeed
I remember gluing robotic cardboard drawings on my arm, under my school uniform as a small kid. Great times!
The old guy now moves slow motion in real life.
They had to speed up the end so he moved faster.
What a legend and how great the 70s were 👍
Thank you so much for this video!!! I still remember "The moon and the desert" and Martin Caidin's novel ("Cyborg"). I admire Lee Majors and I'm happy to see him in such good health today.
I've read Cyborg.
Really enjoyed it.
@@davidrichter9164 A great SF novel, yes! I found the whole story in the pilot episode, with extraordinary scenes filmed on the NASA base. Your vidéo takes me back to the time when I discovered the serie!!!
Lee majors was a part of my childhood the fall guy and the bionic man
My hero as a child. I hope to meet him one day. A great actor.
Loved this show back in the 70's as a grade school kid! Even had the figure with the see through eye!
Lee and the 6 million dollar man my hero as a kid
“Thanks Lee….and Lee, You’ve been a real good boy this year…..”
When that show came out I was a kid and I loved that show.
The Big Valley cast.
If I remember correctly, in the pilot episode instead of running in slow motion he ran in super speed motion, but it looked so silly that they changed it.
Legend
He was from my hometown in Middlesboro Kentucky. Actually went to high school with my mom and they even dated for a short time.
He would come back every now and again.
Came over to our house a couple times.
I don’t remember him very well but I was mad because he never brought Farrah. 😂
Steve Austin you are my hero. God Bless you ❤️
"We have the technology...."
To 7 year old kids that looked amazing ! To an adult, it looks like afew 70's circuit boards and a bike chain ! 😀
Loved that show when i was a kid rewatched some episodes in my 40s and
wondered what the hell was i thinking lol
My favorite show when i was 12 years old and nightrider and the fallguy
I was humming the bionic sound before they played it.
boy that metallic noise is imprinted in my mind
Thanks to Lee Majors, anytime I was a "character" when playing as a child....my name was Steve!
Dude boned Farah Fawcett. Legendary conquest.
She was with 4 beautiful women:Barbara Stanwyck,Linda Evans,Farrah Fawcet and Lindsay Wagner.
I still have my Steve Austin doll from the 70’s with the bionic eye.
He cameos in Fall Guy movie.
Why didn't he have a cameo in the movie The Fall Guy, I mean this was his television series, maybe more people would have come out to watch the movie, my opinion.
Heaith Barclay in the Big Valley.
Westworld mood
As a lad I had the bionic man toy .I watched it on TV it was cool .we lived in maisonettes as a child .and I went up to the top of it and throw mine off of it and I broke into pieces .my mum went mad.she said thank God you only throw the toy over the balcony and not your self .you know you should not have been up on the second floor with that I was grounded and banned from watching it on TV as my mum said it was putting bad ideas in my young mind .
Now looking back may be I might have tought I was the bionic man .look where we are now with technology we can now rebuild you when you crash into things
Loved him in Scrooged.
Only in the 70's could you run in slow motion with sound effects to simulate super speed
If you can actually arm wrestle with it, I'm in, Lee.
I used to study the image of that arm for clues to make one
LOOKS LIKE INSIDE OF A 70S VINTAGE STEREO
I think he meant “I got the runs” at the end.
That's great! Wish I had the scratch....
to answer Mister Majors. Because i do not have a bionic tongue at auctions. that's why. I still consider myself a TRUE fan of the 1970s!!!
Adjusted for inflation, the Six Million Dollar Man would now cost about the same as a starter home.
Moves pretty good for his age
because he hunted game in Majors county Oklahoma. I don't know if the relations to thje founder and he are the same ancestry.
BECAUSE HE IS BIONIC DIDNT U KNOW 😊
I hope he has a cameo in The Six Billion Dollar man
Do I smell a reunion movie??
😯😧😮
I always thought the Six Million Dollar Man was Rubbish BUT Good Rubbish. shallow characters, predictable plots, but very watchable. The 1970s TV seemed to be full of "Good rubbish" TV shows. Starsky & Hutch, Charlies Angels, and many many more. All kind of crap but so watchable even though the characters and the stories were pretty poor. People say Steve McQueen was the king of cool but I reckon the real king of cool was/is Lee Majors. Of all the good rubbish TV shows, I reckon the Six Million Dollar Man was the best one. I loved it as a kid and still enjoy watching it now. Me and my wife still say: "We have the technology" when considering how to repair something in our house.
Sadly nowadays, 6 million would get you a bionic thumb.
❤❤❤❤😂
How much $ do you think this will go for?
For some reason my right are and keft eye are tue stongest
Damn, those taxes are getting crazy in Commiefornia! And with the crime there, makes sense Lee would have to run!
😮😮😮😮😮😮
the upper arm has no hardware beyond the metal structural "studs" but in 1973 who gives a damn, right ;) They have such arms now, but not nuclear powered as fission is fickle. demonstrated many times in both Steve Austin's and The Bionic Woman's plight in certain stories. Now if we had fusion... We coudl do it in real life and safe as a grandmother playing checkers in her wheelchair(or out of it)...
Also, when Rudy Welles shows Steve Austin the arm, it’s not finished. I think this is the model from the first pilot. But yeah, it was just foreign enough to most people to show it was an electro-mechanical device. The actual logic of it didn’t matter that much, such as how could he run that fast without his bionic legs flying off of whatever they were mounted to. Or how could he lift heavy weights when the weight from the arm would be transferred to his shoulder, spine, hips, which weren’t bionic.
hahahaaaaaa😂😂
Lol
Predictive programming
Lee Majors an handsome and sexy man 😍😍😋😋💪💪
Whoa wow I loved that show & also had the Action Figure Dollie, good times!
I still have mine along with Oscar Goldman and the lab table! It's in my safety deposit box!!
Anyone know if this auction has already happened?
It did! We'll be sharing a recap soon