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The Six Million Dollar Man is an American science fiction and action television series about a former astronaut, Colonel Steve Austin, portrayed by American actor Lee Majors. Austin has superhuman strength due to bionic implants and is employed as a secret agent by a fictional U.S. government office named OSI The series was based on the Martin Caidin novel Cyborg, which. was the working title of the series during pre-production.
Following three television pilot movies, which all aired in 1973, the The Six Million Dollar Man aired on the ABC network as a regular episodic series for five seasons from 1974 to 1978. Steve Austin became a pop culture icon of the 1970s. A spin-off television series, The Bionic Woman, featuring the lead female character Jaime Sommers, ran from 1976 to 1978 (and was the subject of a remake in 2007). Three television movies featuring both bionic characters were also produced from 1987 to 1994.
When NASA astronaut Steve Austin is severely injured in the crash of an experimental lifting body aircraft, he is "rebuilt" in an operation that costs six million dollars. His right arm, both legs and the left eye are replaced with "bionic" implants that enhance his strength, speed and vision far above human norms: he can run at speeds of 60 mph (97 km/h), and his eye has a 20:1 zoom lens and infrared capabilities, while his bionic limbs all have the equivalent power of a bulldozer. He uses his enhanced abilities to work for the OSI (Office of Scientific Intelligence) as a secret agent.

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@michaelsturges7385
@michaelsturges7385 Год назад
It's amazing as a 56 year old how comforting the Theme songs from the 70's and 80's are, as well as watching the shows. I miss the simplicity of being 10.
@kenjones2523
@kenjones2523 Год назад
you touched a nerve there sir uk
@Theonlyonestanding
@Theonlyonestanding Год назад
Same . This was one of my favorite TV shows in the 70s when I was a kid. I'm 53yrs old and proud to be a generation X
@joannehines7806
@joannehines7806 Год назад
So very true!! The theme songs from the '70's & '80's tv shows are LEGENDARY!!! Timeless classics!!
@drksam12
@drksam12 Год назад
I knew I wasn't the only one...
@Mulberry2000
@Mulberry2000 Год назад
Yep I remember when it first came on tv in the UK, loved it.
@creepshowcrate
@creepshowcrate 5 лет назад
There was nothing better than being a kid and getting all comfortable and watching The Six Million Dollar Man.
@cut1986
@cut1986 5 лет назад
It sounds like an old guy talking but we did live in the best days.
@creepshowcrate
@creepshowcrate 5 лет назад
@@cut1986 Yeah, and 30 years from now, you'll be sitting around, coughing, cutting farts, peeing in a bag, and rhapsodizing about the artistic brilliance of Pokemon.
@cut1986
@cut1986 5 лет назад
@@creepshowcrate Strange comment considering I am the old guy I was referring to and agreeing with your original comment.
@creepshowcrate
@creepshowcrate 5 лет назад
@@cut1986 My bad, your OC lacked clarity for me. Playing a bit too much defense on YT today, as it turns out. Steve Austin 4 life, haha!
@johnmanning4097
@johnmanning4097 5 лет назад
Black Death 1347 😂😂....U was hard on my Man....Damnnnnnn better not catch U on Bad day......I do agree with U there was nothing better than being a kid sitting in front of the TV watching Six Million Dollar Man.... then at school the next day standing around with five or six of your friends talking about last night's episode.
@Nigol66
@Nigol66 10 месяцев назад
I miss being 7yrs old. I’m 57… only 3 years ago I lost my dad to cancer. The day before he passed I climbed onto his bed and he held me. That moment in time, I was 7 again. 💔😥 I love you dad! R.I.P
@VM-vs6ci
@VM-vs6ci 3 месяца назад
😢😢😢😢❤❤❤
@jackilynpyzocha662
@jackilynpyzocha662 2 месяца назад
I was 14 ish when watching "The Bionic Woman", then "The Incredible Hulk", re-runs of "Lost In Space" 1965-68, the B9 Robot is my fave character! Then, "Six Million Dollar Man" throw in HAL 9000 from "2001: A Space Odyssey".
@adelhartreisig9020
@adelhartreisig9020 2 месяца назад
I bet you nursed a semi, you dir.. bas....🤣🤣🤣
@fisherohvf-men623
@fisherohvf-men623 2 месяца назад
We al turn 7 when our dad's pass brother. Same for me. Sorry for your loss
@farhanahmed5354
@farhanahmed5354 2 месяца назад
😢
@grandpawshepdog2942
@grandpawshepdog2942 Год назад
I’m 57 and still get excited when I hear this Theme . Man how time has flown by.
@sak1237
@sak1237 5 месяцев назад
Same age and same reaction. Some things never grow old 🙂
@davidking7205
@davidking7205 4 месяца назад
Stop living in the past man! . Actually, forget that, these shows were way better than the boring ideas of today (half the time they are just rehashing the stuff made from this era) .... I still wish I had my old Steve Austin doll haha :D
@harryskates9528
@harryskates9528 4 месяца назад
I’m a 55 year old and listening to that theme song bring back so many memories. I don’t know any kid that used to run track that would hum the 6 million Dollar Man theme song when they run.
@jackilynpyzocha662
@jackilynpyzocha662 4 месяца назад
60
@BEACHDUDE71
@BEACHDUDE71 3 месяца назад
53 yup
@thunderbolt2145
@thunderbolt2145 3 года назад
Still gives me chills 45 years later. Just that simple drum roll and narration is enough to make this intro a masterpiece.
@Infictive23
@Infictive23 2 года назад
literally got chills during the crash. I just came cause I heard a haunting "she's breaking up, she's breaking up." in the back of my mind...
@alerey4363
@alerey4363 2 года назад
@@Infictive23 great editing, mixing real world NASA footage with studio sets coupled with best soundtrack and fx from sci-fi in the 70s
@edmundtam4155
@edmundtam4155 2 года назад
Love the drum roll!!!!
@markjansen3328
@markjansen3328 2 года назад
Simple things, are difficult to come up with
@markjansen3328
@markjansen3328 2 года назад
Otherwise everybody could make a masterpiece
@joebattaglia
@joebattaglia 3 года назад
As a child of the seventies this was magic
@danielcastro8216
@danielcastro8216 2 года назад
I have been a fan of this show via re runs in 1979. I was 5 years old and watched it before going to kindergarten and on sick days. I may have had to wait until 2012 to start buying it on DVD but it was worth it and I am glad I have the whole series
@jasabasenara8124
@jasabasenara8124 2 года назад
Still is. 🙏
@waelmohammed7119
@waelmohammed7119 2 года назад
@@danielcastro8216 👍👍👍
@mmmfun77
@mmmfun77 2 года назад
Big time
@davidhilliard1838
@davidhilliard1838 2 года назад
Made you think you could jump off the roof!
@willmcbride4435
@willmcbride4435 Год назад
Without a doubt, the greatest intro and theme in television history. Such good memories. Ah, 70s TV!
@user-dn9ps1uj3t
@user-dn9ps1uj3t Год назад
Spot on. The Sweeney, Doctor Who, Starsky and Hutch, The Rockford Files. Well, the list goes on and on.
@wendywatkins-butler4236
@wendywatkins-butler4236 9 месяцев назад
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@meditator71
@meditator71 9 месяцев назад
I'd say SMDM, the A-Team, and McGyver's themes.
@neilgunns8391
@neilgunns8391 8 месяцев назад
Magnum Pi. SWAT.
@HerrRitschwumm01
@HerrRitschwumm01 7 месяцев назад
Not to forget Street Hawk and Stingray
@kerryfry1857
@kerryfry1857 10 месяцев назад
Tv's greatest intro of all time. Hands down. It's still frecking great in 2023. That's how great it is..
@TacoBellManager
@TacoBellManager 3 года назад
"We can rebuild him." - You say these words aloud, on a random Saturday in a grocery store, 4/5 people know you're talking about Lee Majors and the Six Million Dollar Man. That, friends, is iconic writing.
@Mokum1961
@Mokum1961 3 года назад
"We have the technology."
@floydjohnson7888
@floydjohnson7888 3 года назад
At least two of five in that random situation might be aware that we've almost made it a reality.
@zipzap4706
@zipzap4706 3 года назад
100%
@miarencrowsdaughter6434
@miarencrowsdaughter6434 3 года назад
Not only did I use that line in front of my kid about five minutes ago, I also nailed the theme music.
@aaronweiser5421
@aaronweiser5421 3 года назад
The REAL brain child here is DR Rudy Wells............
@hemantpatel5233
@hemantpatel5233 2 года назад
Probably the greatest intro to a series ever.I loved this in 1976!
@castrodan4983
@castrodan4983 2 года назад
What was your favorite episode?
@ninadchoudhury3362
@ninadchoudhury3362 2 года назад
Me in 1979
@Ben__P
@Ben__P 2 года назад
@@castrodan4983 didn't he fight Sasquash?
@enrymistery76
@enrymistery76 Год назад
Io sono del 1976 wwwwww
@sazonsongs
@sazonsongs Год назад
This and SWAT. I was 10. I think it jumpstarted puberty for me. 😂
@glennhoddle10
@glennhoddle10 7 месяцев назад
If you are in your 50s or 60s, that intro plus theme must have given you some awesome chills & transported you back to a magical time when you were just a kid/ teen living your best life !
@latsnojokelee6434
@latsnojokelee6434 7 месяцев назад
And even the silliest of TV shows then still seem better than a lot of them today. This was a time when each episode had only one story, not multiple side stories. That made the stories little bit more complicated. I watched a rerun of Rockford files a while ago and I really had to pay attention.
@davidwilkinson7746
@davidwilkinson7746 7 месяцев назад
52 here
@HawksenDoom-sn7wy
@HawksenDoom-sn7wy 6 месяцев назад
it has and now i want the muppet show and balaststar gallactica (they all came back to back when i was growing up)
@antwandukes
@antwandukes 6 месяцев назад
I'm 50 yes you are correct 💯 the memories remind me of a wonderful childhood!👍
@salvadormarley
@salvadormarley 5 месяцев назад
Yes, 55 year old here in England. I was always blown away by the American brilliance of intros such as this. Greatest memories of my life. Starsky and Hutch, Quincy, Rockford files too.
@joannehines7806
@joannehines7806 Год назад
" Gentlemen, we can rebuild him! Better, stronger, faster"!! Legendary!!
@user-wn2di5st4k
@user-wn2di5st4k 4 месяца назад
That line was said by harv Bennett..show runner...
@kimw200blaze4
@kimw200blaze4 Месяц назад
Gives me goosebumps.... still today....man my childhood was so cool....😊
@drewcraig2914
@drewcraig2914 3 года назад
Man, all these years later and still one of the coolest intros to a show!
@JediSayian
@JediSayian 2 года назад
LIKE! OF ALL TIME!
@gerald6919
@gerald6919 4 года назад
back in1977 at age of 8yrs old streets was empty when this show came on.
@slapittywapitty8173
@slapittywapitty8173 3 года назад
Yup. This, Dukes of Hazzard, Hulk & a bit ltr, Miami Vice. Nowadays, kids stay in all the time w/video games. At least parents know where they are. How'd WE ever survive childhood? ;-)
@bigbanknewyork3655
@bigbanknewyork3655 3 года назад
can't forget A-Team & Knightrider
@slapittywapitty8173
@slapittywapitty8173 3 года назад
@Martin Andersson: "knight rider,airwolf,a team,street hawk" - Ha! "Automan," "Blue Thunder," "The Fall Guy," And, yes - even "Matt Houston." ;-)
@shakaibali6459
@shakaibali6459 3 года назад
Ah... u r of my age 1969
@borgullet3376
@borgullet3376 3 года назад
Guys, dont forget Chips, The Rockford Files, Buck Rodgers in the 21st Century, Spencer for Hire and most of all Starsky and Hutch !
@raysmetaltracks6782
@raysmetaltracks6782 Год назад
To this day, there has not been a more exciting into, they did such a great job. Still gives me chills. I played this for my young son, and he just looked at me and smiled with eager excitement. Never felt so happy.
@stevemilliondollarman
@stevemilliondollarman 11 месяцев назад
Nice
@carlh429
@carlh429 9 месяцев назад
Our generation got the winning lottery ticket when it came to shows like this.
@StuartRyan-yi5ok
@StuartRyan-yi5ok 9 месяцев назад
" Gentlemen, we can rebuild him, we have the technology " A memorable line.
@JamesMena-ym9vf
@JamesMena-ym9vf 9 месяцев назад
Those were the best of times, used to behave just so I could watch, THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN!!!
@louisfranklin5492
@louisfranklin5492 9 месяцев назад
I sent this to my 68 year old brother. He is having( minor?) Brain surgery next week. He is a microbiologist, who once dreamed of being an astronaut. Hope he chuckles. This stuff is all real now, along with most of the tech from Star Trek, and Other Scifi. (Star Wars, etc). Yes. It's true. We masses don't need to know.
@matchbox8135
@matchbox8135 Год назад
I remember having a Bionic Man doll in the 70's. Theres a hole at the back of its head when you look thru it, it passes thru its left eye via telescope lens. Then you lift the rubber skin on its right arm and it reveals the wires of the bionic arm. Very cool toy.
@paulmidgley8040
@paulmidgley8040 3 месяца назад
I found one in perfect condition in a charity shop last year, had the skin on his arm and his socks were in perfect nick. When I asked to buy it the bastards said its to put on ebay. I was absolutely feckin gutted. I stood arguing with them but they wouldn't change their minds. Sons o bitchies! Same shop I found the original 1978 simon working for 4 quid.
@BarryHart-xo1oy
@BarryHart-xo1oy 3 месяца назад
I had that toy as well-quite remarkable and amazing.
@sjdrifter72
@sjdrifter72 3 месяца назад
I still have that toy, got it for Christmas in the mid 70's but I always wanted Maskatron to go with it so Steve Austin would have someone to fight.
@paulmidgley8040
@paulmidgley8040 3 месяца назад
@sjdrifter72 maskatron was brilliant, I also had Oscar Goldman. I had the full set. Shame I had a dodgy brother who swapped them for a bag of maccano. I was heartbroken. Nearly 45 years on and I still haven't forgiven him.
@paulmidgley8040
@paulmidgley8040 3 месяца назад
@BarryHart-xo1oy most toys were back then, way better than the crap they churn out nowadays. Bigtrak and Simon where my faves.
@ianpoole1861
@ianpoole1861 2 года назад
Growing up in the 70s and early 80s was pure magic ,bring back the good old days .
@seferino
@seferino Год назад
The good ol days ✌️✌️
@peterbelanger4094
@peterbelanger4094 Год назад
The running sequence at the end there was what every kid in the late 70's was thinkin whenever they started running. They'd imagine that theme song going in their head.
@Joseph-vm3sp
@Joseph-vm3sp Год назад
@@peterbelanger4094 That and the lunch pale w/ Thermos and theme/bad ass picture☝️
@tonybino01
@tonybino01 Год назад
the music of the shows are amazing too.
@arminiohermann348
@arminiohermann348 Год назад
👏👏👏👏👍
@jazzpianoman01
@jazzpianoman01 Год назад
Part of my childhood and running in slow motion around the school playground pretending we were bionic.
@thetechnicanwithaheart1682
@thetechnicanwithaheart1682 Год назад
Lol
@ariplatt8192
@ariplatt8192 Год назад
Me too
@beetweedledee
@beetweedledee Год назад
lol we all did it.
@f0urstr1ng
@f0urstr1ng Год назад
Bionic man v kung fu
@jazzpianoman01
@jazzpianoman01 Год назад
@@f0urstr1ng The King Fu craze during the ‘70s
@tinastephen9074
@tinastephen9074 9 месяцев назад
Man this gives me chills!! That intro is adrenaline! Growing up in the early 70’s and 80’s was the best!
@linkfiggs767
@linkfiggs767 6 месяцев назад
Yes
@technohamster4783
@technohamster4783 5 месяцев назад
Kids today have no idea how good it was
@Anubis22774
@Anubis22774 6 месяцев назад
Still absolute chills from the greatest opening to ANY show to date.
@salvadormarley
@salvadormarley 5 месяцев назад
So true mate.
@Theoverthinker81
@Theoverthinker81 5 месяцев назад
Love this entro
@godzillavskong8583
@godzillavskong8583 5 месяцев назад
the Greatest opening , Second only to SWAT , opening!
@richardlacey4923
@richardlacey4923 4 месяца назад
Miami vice you can throw in there
@phillipcooperUK
@phillipcooperUK 4 года назад
Look, I’m in my 50s now and whenever I’m asked to find something in the supermarket etc, I do the bionic eye sound. My wife thinks I’m nuts.
@johnmolina3095
@johnmolina3095 4 года назад
AWSOME
@56postoffice
@56postoffice 4 года назад
😂😂love that sound as well!
@ronsworld250
@ronsworld250 4 года назад
Phillip Cooper The best sound effect. I still love when Steve and Jaime would land and you could hear the sound of their shoes when they hit the ground. Such a great show with good stories, solid technology, and good audio and visual effects for the time.
@luigimansi559
@luigimansi559 4 года назад
That's great and funny😛😛🇮🇹🇮🇹born in England live Italy same age
@larpsim
@larpsim 4 года назад
Need to download that sound fx and play it when I search for stuff while in Sam's Club.
@hassanabdallah3115
@hassanabdallah3115 3 года назад
I'm now 53 y old that time was the best in my life
@eightiesbabies1980s
@eightiesbabies1980s 3 года назад
Same for many of us! Best times ever
@chucksmash1
@chucksmash1 3 года назад
@@eightiesbabies1980s EXACTLY!!! Best times INDEED!!!!
@CrunchyNut7
@CrunchyNut7 3 года назад
I was Steve Austin and used to always make my little brother the crook
@fawadahmed790
@fawadahmed790 3 года назад
@@CrunchyNut7 ohhh gud ol days bro we as kids used to tell fake stories to each other about our secret bionic powers and share it in front of our female class mates😉😉😄
@michaelhare4685
@michaelhare4685 3 года назад
Mine too
@Chrysalid00
@Chrysalid00 Год назад
This extended intro is a fantastic piece of storytelling. Superbly edited, moves from the benign to catastrophe, weaves in documentary style footage, uses sound design, effects and musical cues so effectively. Feels fairly modern and realistic, even today. Holds up beautifully.
@latsnojokelee6434
@latsnojokelee6434 7 месяцев назад
The crash part was actual real footage from a test pilot, who actually lived believe it or not. The words that Steve Austin speaks were the actual words of that test pilot.
@TeeVeesGreatest
@TeeVeesGreatest 4 месяца назад
Cheers for that bud! It was fun for sure.
@niradnagrom2356
@niradnagrom2356 8 месяцев назад
Lee Majors had one the best athletic running gaits ever! And what an awesome name...Lee Majors!
@pierreodria2064
@pierreodria2064 2 года назад
I used to re-enact the running scene when I was a little kid. Col. Steve Austin was, and is still, a badass.
@richardlacey4923
@richardlacey4923 Год назад
No doubt
@carloscabrera5311
@carloscabrera5311 Год назад
I used to run in slow motion in Dominican Republic 🤣 the show was given in Spanish
@andrewisotope8146
@andrewisotope8146 Год назад
Re-enact the running scene, But going in slow motion wasn't bionic at all was it, in the dining area all it meant was nobody else got served for 2 hours? 🤣😂😂
@GoddessStone
@GoddessStone Год назад
The trick was to get your shoulders up as far as they could possibly go...
@JazzFunk22
@JazzFunk22 Год назад
I run in slow motion now because I am 60 🏃🏃🏃🏃🦾🦿
@marneyman
@marneyman 5 лет назад
This intro holds up so well even now after 40 years
@MrLee204
@MrLee204 3 года назад
A tad long though.
@TJ-qz6hr
@TJ-qz6hr 2 года назад
It never gets old.
@juliethompson1786
@juliethompson1786 Год назад
I must have said it a million times but this was the golden age of television. I was born in 1972 and I have so many great memories of these shows of my childhood. I had the Bionic Woman doll though!
@Roscoe.P.Coldchain
@Roscoe.P.Coldchain Год назад
71 👍
@AngelofAnguish
@AngelofAnguish Год назад
1970, here.
@fabiomoraes35
@fabiomoraes35 Год назад
1973 here. Another great show was The Incredible Hulk
@mikehunt4986
@mikehunt4986 Год назад
1976 here. Saw all of these shows in syndication during the early 80s: Six Million Dollar Man, Bionic Woman, Incredible Hulk, Wonder Woman, the 1960s Batman show. I loved all of them and still do!
@peterbelanger4094
@peterbelanger4094 Год назад
1970 here. I had the Steve Austin "action figure" with the "bionic eye" (really just a hole in the head)
@mmmfun77
@mmmfun77 Год назад
I’m 52. This inspires me to this day. I miss the days when the world wasn’t insane and enslaved by technology. We will never get those days back but I feel blessed for being one of the last generations to have been alive since 1970.
@markmayhew7893
@markmayhew7893 Год назад
I miss the good old days too. Technology was new and full of promise. Now we're so cynical an dependent on that same technology; barely treating each other like people. Do you remember book reports in high school"? I wrote a book report on the novel "Cyborg" by Martin Caiden that this series was based on. Got a B+. BTW, I bet you loved Knight Rider too.
@dennisneo1608
@dennisneo1608 Год назад
Thank the Lord for memories!
@kazmaniaD3633
@kazmaniaD3633 Год назад
Irony in your statement and the show being about a $6M technology man! Great show though
@squamish4244
@squamish4244 9 месяцев назад
All that technology was digital and had to get very advanced before it could translate into medical and materials sciences innovations, because the barriers to innovation after we'd picked all the low-hanging fruit 100 years ago were very high. Now we are at the inflection point of another massive wave of technological change, but people are freaking out instead of celebrating. Oh no, potential cancer drugs that took a decade to develop two years ago now take 30 days. Sucks! Humans are weird and in general impossible to satisfy.@@markmayhew7893
@Andy-wx4wx
@Andy-wx4wx 9 месяцев назад
Agree, no stupid 'woke' culture with people being offended if you don't believe in more than two genders......
@ravepuppie
@ravepuppie 4 года назад
You simply didn't live in the late 70's unless you watched this.
@robertovalencia8713
@robertovalencia8713 4 года назад
Right. I was born.long agoo 1966.March.i will nevee forget gl8ry days led zeppelin steve Austin...arghhhh my ballss drink my son drimk mexican 🍺 beer.😱😹😹
@Caracajou
@Caracajou 4 года назад
Early through late 70's. '73-'78
@jamesfrench7299
@jamesfrench7299 4 года назад
Early 80s on rerun on Australian television. Happy days.
@ApartmentKing66
@ApartmentKing66 4 года назад
@@robertovalencia8713 Looks like you had a little too much of that Mexican beer when you typed your comment.
@paradisehotel5005
@paradisehotel5005 4 года назад
You said it.
@davidfrederick6003
@davidfrederick6003 4 года назад
Who as kid pretended the slow motion run
@MikeHalk100
@MikeHalk100 4 года назад
de-neh-neh-neh-neh-neh .... (my vain attempt at the bionics in action.)
@ronsworld250
@ronsworld250 4 года назад
David Frederick FrontRow LOL, we all did👍
@fahmiabdullah2852
@fahmiabdullah2852 4 года назад
I did
@chickenlampbrent
@chickenlampbrent 4 года назад
Me and my friend used to fight in the swimming pool because the water slowed you down and you could do the effect. Who was his nemesis? Rudy!
@kingmalcolm8695
@kingmalcolm8695 4 года назад
I used to drive my parents crazy slow motion running through the house. And yes, I always made the sound effect.
@mozomilali1982
@mozomilali1982 10 месяцев назад
I was a young boy at school in 80s. No one will ever beat this intro. Knight rider comes second. Brilliant.
@paulworgan6599
@paulworgan6599 Месяц назад
Ateam
@splashdown50
@splashdown50 Год назад
54 years old here. I loved my childhoid tremendously good times. This was an awesome show to look forward to. And so fun to imitate and a kid.
@rodkneed
@rodkneed 4 года назад
The footage of the flight and collision is authentic. Test Pilot Bruce Peterson was the man flying the plane. He survived the accident, but lost the use of one eye. He continued working as a Test Pilot and lived to be 73 years old.
@davealback2102
@davealback2102 4 года назад
Thanks for the insight. Cheers
@rodkneed
@rodkneed 4 года назад
Northrop M2-F2 Lifting Body
@raygordonteacheschess5501
@raygordonteacheschess5501 4 года назад
They rebuilt him. They had the technology.
@nolanboles8492
@nolanboles8492 4 года назад
Didn't know that was footage of an actual accident. Thanks for the history lesson.
@secularmonk5176
@secularmonk5176 4 года назад
@@rodkneed And if I'm not mistaken, this was part of the research for developing the space shuttle, after Apollo.
@Aquarian222
@Aquarian222 5 лет назад
Happy 80th birthday Lee Majors🎂🎈🎉 April 23, 1939 Thx for the great memories.
@WaqarKhan-rp5ot
@WaqarKhan-rp5ot 5 лет назад
Wow .
@ArcanePath360
@ArcanePath360 4 года назад
And he can still run faster than us because of his bionic legs.
@1953beetle
@1953beetle 4 года назад
@@ArcanePath360 And do his own stunts (remember the Fall Guy?).
@ArcanePath360
@ArcanePath360 4 года назад
@@1953beetle Ah yes. The unknown stuntman.
@cynthiadean19
@cynthiadean19 4 года назад
And at almost 81.This man is still gorgeous AsF😍😍😍
@warrenc1829
@warrenc1829 10 месяцев назад
Amazing how, as a 53 year old bloke, I can still recall most of the dialogue from this intro. “I can’t hold her…she’s breaking up.” Superb. Miles ahead of its time, still looks good now. Man, the 70s were a great time to be a kid.
@salvadormarley
@salvadormarley 5 месяцев назад
No time was ever greater. I'm a bloke too fellow Brit.
@nb7524
@nb7524 Год назад
This still remains the king of all TV show intro and ending credits. The drum roll, the footage from NASA, the special effects, the 70s sci-fi, Oscar’s voice (Richard Anderson) and last, but certainly not least the AMAZING soundtrack! The band and orchestra combination was FANTASTIC! The violins and violas (possibly also cellos) were performing at almost warp speed along with awesome horns and a seriously smooth bass player. It is still exciting to watch this masterpiece. It is the GOAT of all TV show intros and endings.
@jameshisself9324
@jameshisself9324 Год назад
Agreed, I just was thinking and commenting that the show effects were a bit of fakery but the intro stands out with a strong appearance of legit science and tech.
@chanfonseka8051
@chanfonseka8051 11 месяцев назад
What about Hawaii-Five-O?
@RetroVGamer1
@RetroVGamer1 10 месяцев назад
Wait a minute was Oscar MacGyver's dad????😮
@dennisneo1608
@dennisneo1608 3 года назад
As a 52 year old man, these 1970's things: toys, music and TV shows, are really making me nostalgic. I had a Steve Austin doll. I loved the show. I feel very far removed from the childhood cocoon, in which I once dwelt.
@patrickstewart3446
@patrickstewart3446 2 года назад
Is that the doll where you look through the back of his head and see out of his Bionic Eye? 😁
@ArmyJames
@ArmyJames 2 года назад
Yeah, but did you have the Oscar Goldman doll?
@stephenmeier4658
@stephenmeier4658 2 года назад
@@patrickstewart3446 such memories are almost entirely fogged over just like the eye I remember you couldn't see jack from it 😁
@stephenmeier4658
@stephenmeier4658 2 года назад
@@ArmyJames Oscar Goldman action figures 😂
@kenanacampora
@kenanacampora 2 года назад
Evel Kneivel (accessories sold seperately)
@theflyingstonemason6867
@theflyingstonemason6867 4 года назад
Who now in their 50s, as a kid, hummed the theme tune when trying to run as fast as you could ? I know I did.
@shanke300
@shanke300 3 года назад
Me too.
@SuperReallyNice
@SuperReallyNice 3 года назад
I'm 56, and thinking how due to inflation, he'd be more like the Twenty five million dollar man today. However his appendages would be far superior to 80's cyborg.
@TheSLUser
@TheSLUser 3 года назад
Or Humming it as you slow motion ran up the road lol
@andybrom5480
@andybrom5480 3 года назад
I'm 52 soon and this was so cool as well as the professionals 80 s the best
@johnbenjaminmasilamoni3266
@johnbenjaminmasilamoni3266 3 года назад
I don't dare try to run. But I make the bionic sounds when I walk. Is that okay?
@BarryHart-xo1oy
@BarryHart-xo1oy 9 месяцев назад
I love the whole military-industrial complex/Air Force atmosphere of this intro,the sense of testing out new aircraft and the tragic consequences of the crash,followed by Oscar Goldman’s voice vowing that Steve Austin can be rebuilt and made”better,stronger,faster”.
@AudieHolland
@AudieHolland 6 месяцев назад
The intro's narration is not done by the actor playing Oscar Goldman. It's clearly a black or African American man narrating.
@tryarunm
@tryarunm Год назад
Honestly, the best TV show of all time. Kids, adults were all glued to the TV set when Steve Austin came on. He made sci-fi so homely.
@jlvchannel5988
@jlvchannel5988 2 года назад
I remember this show when I was a Kid those were the best times of my life
@user-cd4hh1ww3o
@user-cd4hh1ww3o 3 года назад
One of the best series I've ever seen! From Iran.
@kevintennant7701
@kevintennant7701 Год назад
Epic and amazing. As a kid, this was out of this world and I feel sorry for kids that don't get a chance to feel the sheer excitment and fun that this kind of show promoted.
@toddblamire5696
@toddblamire5696 Год назад
It's just pure awesomeness. To this day, and forever the absolute best opening of any show ever. Goosebumps every time.
@robertborich4524
@robertborich4524 2 года назад
Back when the themes themselves were worth watching as much as the show.For a young boy growing up in the 70s,this programme made my eyes light up and filled my heart with wonderment every week.
@ericjohnson7632
@ericjohnson7632 2 года назад
Oh yeah! I remember watching the end of a previous show to make sure I didn't miss the theme. The A team and Knight Rider were great too. But man when you heard Lee Majors turbo reving up during the theme you had to be there!
@user-dn9ps1uj3t
@user-dn9ps1uj3t Год назад
Me too. It was also very timely as the first heart transplant had taken place in 1967, closely followed by the moon landings so medical and technological advancements were a hot topic at the time. Brilliant tv.
@jasonwistaff
@jasonwistaff 3 года назад
The Bionic man vs Bigfoot fighting each other while space aliens were watching them on their flatscreen TV was the greatest moment in television history. I don’t think I slept that night. What a time to be a kid.
@somebose7395
@somebose7395 3 года назад
Susquatch
@artgamechanger3841
@artgamechanger3841 3 года назад
Yep!
@paulkazanjian9555
@paulkazanjian9555 3 года назад
This scared me as a kid. And the faces being taken off from the Bionic Woman. I was horrified.
@artgamechanger3841
@artgamechanger3841 3 года назад
@@paulkazanjian9555 Yeah. I remember feeling very shocked and uneasy about the face thing. Definitely an element of horror in it!
@CockySoupNazi
@CockySoupNazi 3 года назад
Maskatron - Day of the Robot.
@rickbase833
@rickbase833 Год назад
Loved this show as a kid. That opening was fabulous. My dad and I were once a week to view the next episode.....we would get to the TV 5 minutes early so there was time for the TV to warm up......vacuum tubes and all.
@paulgoddard8133
@paulgoddard8133 11 месяцев назад
I absolutely loved this series of the six million dollar man Lee Majors played the part so well as Steve Austin great times 👌
@bateslabel
@bateslabel 2 года назад
Its hard to put into words just big the Six Million Dollar Man was. He was a superhero of our day......
@luisalvarado463
@luisalvarado463 Год назад
I got so nostalgic watching this video that it literally brought me to tears. As a kid I had dreams that I was Steve Austin. 🥰🥰🥰
@andyharman3022
@andyharman3022 Год назад
I even remember the Mad magazine satire of the series. They renamed him Steel Awesome.
@snakejones3847
@snakejones3847 5 месяцев назад
@luisalvarado463, YOU ARE! Every Kid growling up during the 70's watching The Six Million Dollar Man and pretended to be him, will always be him, living out our memories as Steve Austin, The Bionic Man! 💥👍😃❤
@WinglessCarbonBasedLifeform
@WinglessCarbonBasedLifeform 3 месяца назад
Me too
@vindas777
@vindas777 Год назад
The entire sequence is really a masterpiece. Notice how the explosion at 2:02 basically has 3 booms that occur in perfect time with the rhythm. The computer chirps at 2:32 are the same note and tease that magnificent bionic power up sound which is to happen at 2:38. Amazing pluck bass and theme music!
@IBlackE
@IBlackE 11 месяцев назад
Many years later the phrase "Gentlemen we can rebuild him. We have the technology" is still inspiring.
@chanfonseka8051
@chanfonseka8051 11 месяцев назад
In today's woke society it is sexist and misogynist.
@juaraekspresyakinsdn.bhd.306
@juaraekspresyakinsdn.bhd.306 7 лет назад
the intro still gives me the chills like i was a 10 years old...
@cromeo187
@cromeo187 6 лет назад
Oh yes, this theme song gives me great memories!
@gaden74
@gaden74 6 лет назад
Juara Ekspres Yakin Sdn. Bhd. Me too 😎
@rachelsheve2617
@rachelsheve2617 6 лет назад
Yup! Felt the goose bumps! I was 5 yrs old when I watched it in the late 70’s. I jumped off a dining table thinking I was bionic and hurt my eye. My dad (the doctor) had to stitch me up. Good times!!!
@TheHumbuckerboy
@TheHumbuckerboy 5 лет назад
Absolutely ! The intro still gives me the chills also, especially the footage of Steve wearing his red tracksuit and running at 60mph ! Great memories !!!
@alanpower8234
@alanpower8234 5 лет назад
Same here, always will.
@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy
@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy 3 года назад
Best TV show intro.......EVER!!
@anthwark1068
@anthwark1068 3 года назад
Yep, I'm with you on that 👌
@davecoalwood9487
@davecoalwood9487 3 года назад
With You There. Quality
@phantomsvideos
@phantomsvideos 3 года назад
No
@TucsonDude
@TucsonDude 3 года назад
Well, Star Trek was right up there.
@thesaintst1851
@thesaintst1851 3 года назад
Definitely
@stephen69honanie51
@stephen69honanie51 Год назад
As a kid when I watched this show, I was amazed...seeing how things have progressed now just makes me appreciate how far we've come...and me too
@johncole2469
@johncole2469 Год назад
Thank God for streaming TV. I am 51. Now I can go back and see what I missed. I was 1 when this came out. As I got older, I watched re-runs. The opening is great. Miami Vice takes the trophy for best opening. This is the best for the 1970s. Shows like this plus tales from WW2 vets is what influenced me to go into the military. Been out 7+ years and miss it terribly.
@orangenblue6981
@orangenblue6981 6 лет назад
Wow, best intro to any show ever, and the 70s and 80s were FULL of great tv show intros!
@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017
It certainly made an impression on my 6 year old self.
@slapittywapitty8173
@slapittywapitty8173 5 лет назад
Yup. This intro is STILL spellbinding. Narration over kettle & snare drums w/few sound FX. The creative team who put this together had skill, but more importantly - damn good taste.
@RKZX2
@RKZX2 5 лет назад
i would give that title to UFO. best music of any tv show in history.
@jimmerriam6178
@jimmerriam6178 5 лет назад
Yes because the creators and we ourselves weren't attached to media (phones, screens, social media) and became creative as a result.
@COD4JESSE
@COD4JESSE 5 лет назад
I would have to say the original Thunderbirds is by far the best.
@jameycollins725
@jameycollins725 5 лет назад
The music and intro still seem awesome even for today in 2019!
@robertovalencia8713
@robertovalencia8713 4 года назад
2020..my son..😱😹👽
@robertathey8504
@robertathey8504 4 года назад
The intro to the hulk is a very close 2nd
@reginaldwright4527
@reginaldwright4527 Год назад
YES!!!!!!!! Lord Have Mercy.......such a great memory in my youthful days of the 70's
@frankfarago2825
@frankfarago2825 Год назад
This was a superb series, and Lee Majors in private life was also a great guy, a real gentleman.
@stevemilliondollarman
@stevemilliondollarman 11 месяцев назад
Yes he was indeed❤
@richardmartins1541
@richardmartins1541 9 месяцев назад
Sadly he was a controlled freak to his previous wife the late and stunning farrah fawcett majors RIP 🙏 🪦 😌
@rayrayc540
@rayrayc540 4 года назад
I’m 50 now and always looked forward to watching this on TV back in the 70’s.
@zandorvorkov986
@zandorvorkov986 4 года назад
I'm 49 and I looked forward to this and The Incredible Hulk, Lucan, Fantastic Journey, The Bionic Woman and soooo many others. TV today kind of sucks.
@bryantjames2382
@bryantjames2382 4 года назад
I'm 49, and what he said. God I miss those days , lol only occasionally
@andyviolette
@andyviolette 4 года назад
@@zandorvorkov986 Hey Zandor, so like 3 years ago I learned that Bionic Woman (and parts of SMDM), and Incredible Hulk were basically all engineered by the same guy: Kenneth Johnson, so I reached out to thank him, had such an effect on my childhood
@Croiseeman
@Croiseeman 4 года назад
52 here, best days for Tv
@turbofanlover
@turbofanlover 2 года назад
I loved this as a kid, back in the 70s...and I still love it in 2022.
@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667
@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667 Год назад
Yeah kudos to NBC for bringing it back.
@johnv2232
@johnv2232 Год назад
ME TOO!
@user-wc6gu7zp8o
@user-wc6gu7zp8o Месяц назад
I am 54 years old and still remember my brother, three years younger, coming in slow motion from the bathroom to living room. Very, very funny. He also used to do the "bionic sound" while running. What a wonderful time it was. Thank you!
@dorianphilotheates3769
@dorianphilotheates3769 9 месяцев назад
The whole kid population of our Greek mountain village used to watch this fantastic series on the sole television set in town - a black-and-white 1968 model GRUNDIG 📺 - at the local general store every Wednesday evening in 1975-76. Magical times...thanks for the wonderful memories!
@prp3231
@prp3231 4 года назад
I remember watching it on tv at 730 pm every Thursday. Rush inside after playing in the local street and switch on the tele. Next day at school, we'd all talk about it and re enact the fight scenes with mates including the sound effects and slow motion fist throwing. Time without iPads. Bliss.
@texluh
@texluh 4 года назад
Were the times UK or US? I'm from the UK but maybe too young to remember the day and time... But it sounds familiar.
@mohdsoffimdsaad8325
@mohdsoffimdsaad8325 3 года назад
Malaysia time was 2.00pm-230pm if I am not mistaken during 80's
@mohdsoffimdsaad8325
@mohdsoffimdsaad8325 3 года назад
Every Sunday
@ast-og-losta
@ast-og-losta 3 года назад
Awesome!
@stephen69honanie51
@stephen69honanie51 Год назад
I love that💪❤️
@PoutinePete
@PoutinePete 2 года назад
I'm having a flashback watching this. I couldn't get enough of this intro as a kid. Lee Majors was the best.
@joadhenry
@joadhenry Год назад
my pulse rate still goes up when I see and hear this opening and I'm 56. When I watched this as a kid in the 70's my cheeks would be beet red at the end of each episode I was so into it. Man it was, and is so great!
@joe3009
@joe3009 Месяц назад
This is one of the coolest intros in network television history.
@fjk1138
@fjk1138 6 лет назад
One of the best TV openings of all time.
@amandasmith3303
@amandasmith3303 7 лет назад
The opening to this probably scared the shit out of me as a child but watching it now it was so ahead of its time.
@gordonmills2748
@gordonmills2748 21 день назад
This was an amazing intro. I remember watching this as a kid when it came out and thinking it was the coolest thing ever. A few years ago I watched some episodes on MeTv, and...well...some things are better left in the past.
@theharshtruth8563
@theharshtruth8563 Год назад
This was my favorite tv show in the mid 1970's. Used to watch this with my dad and he got a kick out of it as well.
@kingsman428
@kingsman428 4 года назад
After all these years that opening scene is still cool as fuck. Every man of a certain age remembers going into school after watching the 6 Million Dollar Man and moving around in slow motion whilst humming " Der Der dah Der"
@blagger42
@blagger42 4 года назад
With all the sound effects
@isaiahgauthier2176
@isaiahgauthier2176 4 года назад
Glad to see I wasn’t the only one. And still do it w/ my kids.
@nickhill8612
@nickhill8612 4 года назад
@@isaiahgauthier2176 Haha nope you weren't the only one.
@Meanpooh
@Meanpooh 3 года назад
I agree and I've done it too!
@flatdaddy462
@flatdaddy462 3 года назад
I got tears in my eyes reading your message. I haven’t laughed so hard. I got the “bionic” ring tone and I watch the re-runs on television. Still classic television.
@zikemdg
@zikemdg 2 года назад
This intro still gives me chills to this day.
@MikeJones-ys5dl
@MikeJones-ys5dl 10 месяцев назад
I was literally just thinking the same thing after watching this clip. I loved this show as a kid and still enjoy watching it to this day.
@WinglessCarbonBasedLifeform
@WinglessCarbonBasedLifeform 3 месяца назад
I actually got chills watching this. I remember seeing the 1st episode on TV. I had the action figure. I asked my parents if i could get a bionic eye. Ah the 70s..... After posting this I went to read the comments. More chills and emotions. Amazing how much this show had an effect on us 50 year old guys.
@ericpendleton5849
@ericpendleton5849 Год назад
Best intro to a tv show in human history 🙌
@andrewking4885
@andrewking4885 Год назад
Yeah I love the part when the drumming starts.
@madcat4301
@madcat4301 3 года назад
Best tv series intro EVER. Hard to believe that pilot walked away from that crash in real life. His name was Bruce Peterson. He suffered facial injuries, a fractured skull, and the loss of one eye
@RedroomStudios
@RedroomStudios 2 года назад
wow!
@cerebrusprime4742
@cerebrusprime4742 2 года назад
Don't Worry....They Can Rebuild Him....👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@AvengerII
@AvengerII 2 года назад
Bruce Peterson HATED the intro of this TV show!!! 🤣 Who wants to be CONSTANTLY REMINDED of the WORST CRASH of their flying career, the accident that cost him an eye?!? Poor guy had to witness that film clip run on network TV for five years!!!!
@DunmoresMovieMania
@DunmoresMovieMania 2 года назад
@@AvengerII -- Well, he coulda turned the channel.
@pierresavoie
@pierresavoie 2 года назад
This intro gave me chills every time I saw it. This is the kind of show that would project us in the computer era and all the technological stuff of the 80's.
@theodoreritola7641
@theodoreritola7641 Год назад
Nope the 70s
@Yousaf_Yunes
@Yousaf_Yunes Год назад
agreed....in a way it didnt seem to beyond the whelm of reason.
@user-qv2ur2bw3z
@user-qv2ur2bw3z 11 месяцев назад
Two , One then the drums come it epic still gives this 56 yr old guy chills I had the whole Action Figure set-up as kid got it for Christmas one year.
@rockaz12
@rockaz12 Год назад
gets me all nostalgic, its amazing how simple things can relax you. this and THE LOVE BOAT theme and little house the prairie themes get me evrery time....man i miss the 70's so much....peaceful days...
@AAvfx
@AAvfx 3 года назад
I can clearly remember how this intro effected me deeply as a child. Somehow, to me, it was the equivalent of 20th century "Captain America".
@Leadeshipcoach
@Leadeshipcoach 3 года назад
Never thought of it that way... but you I think you got something there!!😊👍
@thurin68
@thurin68 3 года назад
Not a bad analogy at all in fact
@exposeevil5492
@exposeevil5492 3 года назад
this is the fiture of mind control
@chitterlingsrtasty
@chitterlingsrtasty 3 года назад
Love this opening. Nostalgia.
@drewcraig2914
@drewcraig2914 3 года назад
That's exactly how I feel, I remember watching the six million dollar man movies as a kid, watching Steve flip a car and thinking "this is how they should do Captain America" and when winter soldier came out I thought "they did it".
@martinchapman7880
@martinchapman7880 4 года назад
WELL HERE I AM 61 YEARS OLD AND STILL WATCH THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN I USED TO WATCH HIM BACK IN THE EARLY 70'S WHEN SHOWS WERE DECENT AND ALL THE FAMILY COULD WATCH ....!!!
@apocalypto1
@apocalypto1 9 месяцев назад
The sound of the seperation at 1:39....... chills n memories
@superturkle
@superturkle 22 дня назад
this and the incredible hulk were my favorite tv show intros growing up; they compressed a lot of story and drama into a short time frame and it worked.
@perminderjit1970
@perminderjit1970 5 лет назад
Hahahahah....I'm 48 now...I still run fast (in slow motion) to the car or wherever when my wife or kids ask me to hurry up . In the mall, at the roadside, in public...I don't care...I'm Steve Austin !!! 😃😄😍😄😍❗❗❗
@overcomerbtbojesus
@overcomerbtbojesus 5 лет назад
Perminderjit Singh 😂 LOL- how irritating for them to have to wait for you 😂
@secularmonk5176
@secularmonk5176 5 лет назад
"Chaka chaka chaka chaka chaka chaka!!!!!!!"
@stuartfield8261
@stuartfield8261 5 лет назад
E day
@MichaelLeggerie
@MichaelLeggerie 5 лет назад
Lmao me too
@granto6738
@granto6738 5 лет назад
Yes me 2 bud
@nik1969100
@nik1969100 3 года назад
They don’t make shows like this anymore. How sad.
@phantomsvideos
@phantomsvideos 3 года назад
Good It was shite when you watch it now
@edstar83
@edstar83 3 года назад
@@phantomsvideos Not as sh*t as your grammar.
@fioralbannach6647
@fioralbannach6647 3 года назад
@@edstar83 😂👍
@BW-ht5ci
@BW-ht5ci 3 года назад
The modern day shows have cheap intro's or theme songs
@eduu2
@eduu2 3 года назад
@@phantomsvideos What you enjoy today thinking they are the best ,these will be very unimpressive 30 years from now on
@krugmeister7301
@krugmeister7301 Год назад
NOTHING BEATS THE TV SHOWS From the 60's ...70's ...And 80's..
@davey6022
@davey6022 Год назад
IKR I miss the good old days
@shericontrary2535
@shericontrary2535 Год назад
I loved this show as a child.
@krypton7676
@krypton7676 4 года назад
Theme songs were BIG back then, I miss tv shows with good music & interesting intros.
@mrsaye499
@mrsaye499 3 года назад
I said the same thing!
@Myrdden71
@Myrdden71 2 года назад
Lee Majors, one of the t.v. greats! The Big Valley, The Six Million Dollar Man, The Fall Guy. All great shows and great themes/openings!
@scottnever8732
@scottnever8732 2 года назад
and a wife beater?
@johnbattles1002
@johnbattles1002 11 месяцев назад
Yes, I absolutely agree! All those shows were great, the music was great, and Lee Majors was fantastic!
@johnbertrand7185
@johnbertrand7185 Год назад
The real pilot, Bruce Peterson, who's crash is shown in the opening credits, and whose actual recording of the crash are used (re-recorded by Majors), was seriously injured in the crash to include, ironically, the loss of an eye. He hated having this broadcast every week for the four seasons of the shows run.
@JB-cb8fx
@JB-cb8fx 8 месяцев назад
The Six Million Dollar Man, The Hulk, The A Team, Blue Thunder, Knight Rider,The Fall Guy, The Dukes of Hazard……… the list goes on, and I haven’t even started on the cartoons yet! Even with all the CGI, todays TV doesn’t even come close.
@donalddade5643
@donalddade5643 3 года назад
This had me absolutely ENTHRALLED as a kid. They must have had great technical advisors because it had aged really well. I also like that the whole series really reflects where we were in the Cold War at the time.
@PoutinePete
@PoutinePete 2 года назад
I am very impressed with how well this intro has aged. I haven't watched it in decades.
@dancastro9274
@dancastro9274 2 года назад
@@PoutinePete You can get it off Amazon like I did
@tryarunm
@tryarunm 2 года назад
Hahaha your comment about the Cold War made me wonder: what if the Soviets had their own bionic programme? And the Russians wouldn't have waited for the man to crash; they would have commandeered his body and experimented on him.
@Methos19878
@Methos19878 2 года назад
Me Too. Some of the Special Effects if upgraded to 4K could look like CGI Now even if Made in 1976.
@creativestudio101
@creativestudio101 2 года назад
Man Donald, you are so right on that... Even the intro itself is awesome by today's standards
@Kajehart
@Kajehart 5 лет назад
One of the best TV show intros ever made!
@steevrawjers
@steevrawjers 4 года назад
yes totally
@bigreddog6226
@bigreddog6226 4 года назад
No doubt.
@kiers1970
@kiers1970 Месяц назад
Better, stronger, faster. Those words from the best intro to a TV series ever stuck with almost every 6 through 10 year old boy. Brilliant
@spirallion6829
@spirallion6829 10 месяцев назад
I used to love this programme right back in the day remember having one of the action figures
@greekpapi
@greekpapi 3 года назад
Some of these 70's intros were better than 90% of the crap on TV today.
@mogalcat3091
@mogalcat3091 3 года назад
OK boomer
@greekpapi
@greekpapi 3 года назад
@@mogalcat3091 Not Boomer, Gen X......
@Leadeshipcoach
@Leadeshipcoach 3 года назад
yep!
@louismeloche3857
@louismeloche3857 3 года назад
@@mogalcat3091 are you not late for some kind of protest ?
@louismeloche3857
@louismeloche3857 3 года назад
The optimum word being CRAP....
@mariopantoja8259
@mariopantoja8259 4 года назад
Intro is insanely amazing..." Gentlemen, we can rebuild him, we have the technology."
@steevrawjers
@steevrawjers 4 года назад
all time classic
@larpsim
@larpsim 4 года назад
This show was the Oscar Goldman show. He gave that show humanity, soul and authenticity.
@mystictrue2400
@mystictrue2400 3 года назад
Yes you say it. In germany politician jens span WHOULD say... No impossible. An endoskeleton in germany cost 270.ooo ero.... And pepople can not do. Anything. In USA and Japan, an endoskeleton cost 4000 dolles an hey people move again. Jens. Spahn is Hitler
@chrisoakley5830
@chrisoakley5830 3 года назад
If this was now he'd have a built-in cell phone.
@mykeylykey4916
@mykeylykey4916 3 года назад
Nearly 50 years later since I first saw this awesome 70's t.v. show ,intro still gives me friggin' goose-bumps! I remember having lil boy man-crush on Lee Majors. Totally thought he was a stud!!!! (no . . . . . I'm soooooo not gay) haha. Close second fav, 'The Incredible Hulk'. Pure awesomeness!!!!!!! Love and Respect . . . . . mykey from toronto
@morenag.7769
@morenag.7769 8 месяцев назад
Idk why this just popped in my head! Searched it up! & here I am! Talk about total nostalgia!!! Man how I wished it was the 80s & I was that kid again….😩😬those were really some of the best times. I’m 46yrs old now.
@FINNEGANAGENNIF
@FINNEGANAGENNIF 8 месяцев назад
It was the man. The right man. The right actor at the right time. It was a gift to our generations. Lee Majors was right for our time. How lucky for us!
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