this was a great show, i couldn't wait until this came on at night. i really liked it when the bionic woman came in the picture.when the were on together they made it good. i really do miss these... more

this was a great show, i couldn't wait until this came on at night. i really liked it when the bionic woman came in the picture.when the were on together they made it good. i really do miss these show's, these show's were my childhood...

It's the Return of the Robut Maker... yea, RobUt not RobOt

On to season 3...the guest stars are out in force, though the episode with Sonny Bono is...let's put it this way: you *really* have to be a fan to sit through the whole thing.

Yup. I am still up. Going for 1 more before bed

It's been a few days. It's time to get back the the show!

About to finish season 2. The episode "Outrage in Balinderry" is so 70's television though. It's clearly supposed to be about Northern Ireland, the IRA and the British control of that country. The... more

About to finish season 2. The episode "Outrage in Balinderry" is so 70's television though. It's clearly supposed to be about Northern Ireland, the IRA and the British control of that country. The people of Balinderry have clear Irish accents, their independence movement are called the IBA and are considered terrorists, and the controlling government sport British accents and UK army uniforms. However, as was often the case back then, most US dramas could never get too political lest they appear to side with a cause. Who could blame them? The spectre of Joe McCarthy and the blacklisting of people in Hollywood was still in their minds.

Yep, he's an OSI agent. Still, the fact that this episode is set around a bunch of boxers and some fight promoter/gangster, that seems to be the excuse for him being in the episode. Why a Don King... more

Yep, he's an OSI agent. Still, the fact that this episode is set around a bunch of boxers and some fight promoter/gangster, that seems to be the excuse for him being in the episode. Why a Don King type would be trying to steal government defense secrets though doesn't make a whole lot of sense. LOL

Oh...maybe George isn't the baddie...he may be one of Oscar's agents...it'll be cool to see which side he's on.

Plus the guy who played the desk sergeant in the Robocop films is in it too.

Almost done with season 2, and guess who's guest starring as a baddie? George Foreman himself! LOL

the one where he fights Bigfoot!

Been away for a bit... back to my quest

Awesome show loved it when I was a kid they don't show it anymore.

What an exciting Friday night... (that was sarcasm)

Going to attempt an episode before bed

FORE!.... That was a Six Million Dollar shot!

I've been watching the Six Million Dollar episode where Jaime is introduced. I hated Jaime so much back when I was a teen. (LOL) I'm so glad to be able to watch these old episodes with a new... more

I've been watching the Six Million Dollar episode where Jaime is introduced. I hated Jaime so much back when I was a teen. (LOL) I'm so glad to be able to watch these old episodes with a new perspective now that I'm older. I'm having such a good time introducing my younger friend to the world of Bionic man/woman! And of course, getting to see hunky Steve Austin (Lee Majors) is such a plus!

This will make my world alright tonight.

The bionic marathon continues to continue

Continuing my 6 million dollar Marathon... last episode of season 1

On the sixth episode of season 2 and the writing of the show continues to be top-notch. I know the show was often just considered action-adventure and did get corny in later seasons, but this episode... more

On the sixth episode of season 2 and the writing of the show continues to be top-notch. I know the show was often just considered action-adventure and did get corny in later seasons, but this episode in particular handles sci-fi very intelligently while still conveying great humanity and compassion at the same time.

Continuing with Season 2, the episode, "The Seven Million Dollar Man"...more intelligent writing as the show explores how a damaged psyche can be far harder to repair than a human body, even with and... more

Continuing with Season 2, the episode, "The Seven Million Dollar Man"...more intelligent writing as the show explores how a damaged psyche can be far harder to repair than a human body, even with and in fact because of technology.

All these years, I thought he could run only 60 MPH, but he was just running 66 MPH on a treadmill

Yup. Still watching the series

Oh man! Saw John Landis' name in the credits and looked it up on IMDB. It really is the same John Landis!

Aha! So they did give a reason for all the stops! Nice! :)

Steve's honesty about Americans' resistance to women in roles of power is really played and written well. It doesn't come off as either preachy or forced, but as a genuine assessment of America's... more

Steve's honesty about Americans' resistance to women in roles of power is really played and written well. It doesn't come off as either preachy or forced, but as a genuine assessment of America's cultural tone at the time. The writers do a brilliant job of showing the viewer why a woman can be a political leader rather than ham-handedly telling them.

Episode 4 has some implausible parts but it does have some great elements. The character of Prime Minister Pal-Mir is clearly a fictional version of Golda Meir.

Episode three of season two and still going strong. A good basic drama episode with Steve blinded by an electrical explosion.

The second episode is also solid. Again, the production may be a bit dated, but scientists are still pursuing cryogenics as a means to allow for deep-space flight, and the idea of using some kind of... more

The second episode is also solid. Again, the production may be a bit dated, but scientists are still pursuing cryogenics as a means to allow for deep-space flight, and the idea of using some kind of chemical process to prevent cellular damage is actually spot-on.