NBC’s The Six Million Dollar Man has been off the air since 1978, but fans who have spent the last three and a half decades wishing for a sixth season of the Lee Majors -starring drama will ...

As well as 'The Six Million Dollar Man’, he also starred in the NBC spin-off show 'The Bionic Woman’ from 1977, becoming the first known actor to play the same role simultaneously on shows ...

There was a moment during the making of The Six Million Dollar Man when Lee Majors realized that Colonel Steve Austin needed some bionic nooky to keep him—and the actor himself—sane. "After ...

Hahn added, “I was not only excited to be working on the Six Million Dollar Man but was doubly thrilled that our story takes place in Steve Austin’s original TV era of the mid-’70s.

"The Six Million Dollar Man" began as a TV movie in 1973 and when it proved a hit it was turned into a weekly series the following year. Its popularity led to the 1976 spinoff show, "The Bionic ...

Topic - The Six Million Dollar Man Subscribe to this topic via RSS or ATOM The Six Million Dollar Man is an American television series about a former astronaut with bionic implants working for the ...

"The Six Million Dollar Man" ran on ABC from 1974 to 1978, long ago. Majors' career still is running in high gear, almost as fast as that character he used to play.

Thirty-two years ago today, "The Six Million Dollar Man" debuted on ABC and featuring Lee Majors. A voiceover introduction to each episode tells viewers about astronaut Steve Austin, who is ...

Richard Anderson, the Emmy-nominated actor who played Oscar Goldman in both hit 1970s series “The Six Million Dollar Man” and “The Bionic Woman,” died August 31. He was 91.

He was 91. Anderson famously intoned the words heard in voiceover in the opening credits of “The Six Million Dollar Man”: “Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology.