If you want evidence of this, look no further than the made-for-TV movie The Return of The Six-Million-Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman, which premiered on NBC on May 17, 1987.

Richard Anderson, best known for co-starring in the 1970s action shows The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman, has died at the age of 91. Our sister site Deadline reports that Anderson ...

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 ...

For those of us old enough to remember television in the ‘70s the epitome of cool was the Six Million Dollar Man, Col. Steve Austin and his bionic enhancements.

The Six Million Dollar Man, the classic sci-fi TV series starring Lee Majors as Colonel Steve Austin (a character also featured in novels, comics and subject of an in-development feature film), is ...

The Six Million Dollar Man was huge, starting life as a novel by Martin Caidin called Cyborg, which was turned into three TV movies in 1973 before becoming a weekly series from 1974 to 1978. And ...

The M2-F2 wreckage following test pilot Bruce Peterson’s crash on May 10, 1967. (Photo: NASA) In the intro to “The Six Million Dollar Man”, pilot Steve Austin is heard to say, “I’ve got ...

ABC's The Six Million Dollar Man, the episodic drama centered on astronaut-turned-bionic-spy Steve Austin, was in the middle of its second season.

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.

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.