The Six Million Dollar Man

1974-1978
5 seasons
ABC
Action & Adventure, Suspense, Drama, Science Fiction
TV-14

When ace test pilot Colonel Steve Austin's test plane crashed, he was nearly dead. Deciding that "we have the technology to rebuild this man", the government decides to do just that, fitting him with cybernetic components which give him superhuman strength and speed. Austin becomes a secret agent/operative, fighting injustice where it is found.

1974-1978
5 seasons
ABC
Action & Adventure, Suspense, Drama, Science Fiction
TV-14

The Six Million Dollar Man's Richard Anderson Dies at 91

"We can rebuild him; we have the technology."

Thu, Aug 31, 2017

The Six Million Dollar Man's Richard Anderson Dies at 91

Hogan's Heroes Star Cynthia Lynn Dies at 76

Hogan's Heroes star Cynthia Lynn died Monday at the age of 76, according to her daughter Lisa Brando. Lynn died from multiple organ failure surrounded by friends and family.

Wed, Mar 12, 2014

Hogan's Heroes Star Cynthia Lynn Dies at 76

Intelligence Tackles the Conundrum of Man Versus Machine

"A Six Million Dollar Man for the modern age. Brain over brawn, although there's plenty of brawn to go around." That's how executive producer Michael Seitzman sums up CBS' new drama Intelligence, which stars Lost alum Josh Holloway as Gabriel Vaughn, an intelligence asset with a chip implanted in his brain that allows him to access the World Wide Web. It makes Gabriel part man and part machine, which also makes him simultaneously America's best hope and worst nightmare; the machine side of him can access a wealth of data, but how he acts on that information is governed by his emotional human side...

Tue, Jan 7, 2014

Intelligence Tackles the Conundrum of Man Versus Machine

Comic-Con: CBS' Intelligence Is Not the New Chuck

A secret agent with a computer chip in his head may sound like a familiar premise, but CBS' new drama Intelligence is a far cry from Chuck.Lost's Josh Holloway stars as Gabriel Black, a man whose computer chip allows him to access every piece of information on the internet through a program called Clockwork. If that doesn't sound nearly as cool as Chuck Bartowski being able to do kung-fu with the Intersect 2.0, that's because Gabriel doesn't need those skills — he's already a badass on his own. His "powers" include being able to render a 3D version of a crime scene so he can walk through it, and also get a fact sheet on his enemies so he can exploit their weaknesses. And you better hope your compound isn't controlled by electronic doors, because it'll be far too easy for him to escape.

Thu, Jul 18, 2013

Comic-Con: CBS' Intelligence Is Not the New Chuck

Exclusive: CSI: NY Books Lee Majors for Guest Spot

CSI: NY is about to call on the Six Million Dollar Man for help.Lee Majors, the veteran actor best known for his memorable role as Steve Austin on ABC's The Six Million Dollar Man, will guest-star on an upcoming episode of the CBS drama, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.Check out our list of TV's sexiest crime fighters! Majors will play Burton, a detective who worked a case in 1957 that soon went cold. When an alarmingly similar case pops up in present day, Mac ...

Thu, Jan 5, 2012

Exclusive: CSI: NY Books Lee Majors for Guest Spot

Raising Hope: Six Million Dollar Man and Partridge Mom to Play Burt's Parents

Raising Hope has cast two TV legends to play the parents of Burt (Garret Dillahunt), TVLine reports. The Six Million Dollar Man himself, Lee Majors, will play Burt's dad and...

Wed, Sep 14, 2011

Raising Hope: Six Million Dollar Man and Partridge Mom to Play Burt's Parents

Lee Majors to Guest-Star on $#*! My Dad Says

Lee Majors will appear on $#*! My Dad Says, William Shatner announced Tuesday on Twitter. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 1970s TV star will play an arrogant millionaire who competes against Ed (Shatner) for Rosemary (Jean Smart). The episode will air Feb. 3.

Tue, Jan 18, 2011

Lee Majors to Guest-Star on $#*! My Dad Says

Lee Majors Is Game's Six Million Dollar Coach

Lee Majors has got game. Quite literally. The Six Million Dollar Man has been drafted as the new coach of the Sabers football team on the CW's The Game. Insiders report that Majors has at least a three-episode arc that will start Oct. 1. His character will really shake things up for the team during a season that will see one star player turn to steroids and another get caught up in a media controversy. In other Game news, Greek's Scott Michael Foster will pop in on Oct. 22 as Kelly's slacker little brother who comes to couch it at her place after being released from rehab.  Reporting by Rochell D. ThomasMore TVGuide.com casting news: Exclusive: Sopranos' Edie Falco Gets a Piece of 30 Rock, Exclusive Friday Night Lights, Trace Casting Scoops, Exclusive: AS-P Casts a VIP on Jezebel James, CBS' Randy Men Woo ER's Wen, Janeane Garofalo

Thu, Sep 6, 2007

Lee Majors Is Game's Six Million Dollar Coach

Casting About: Jamie Kennedy Goes... Bionic?!

OK, now this sounds funny: Per the Hollywood Reporter, in the Fox pilot Me & Lee?, Jamie Kennedy will play a guy whose aches and pains are are cured when he undergoes "bionic" back surgery in the basement of Six Million Dollar Man star Lee Majors' Bev Hills mansion. According to the plot, Farrah's ex  who'll play himself  built a secret lab down there after his series work left him fixated on bionics. In other casting news, Tom Wilkinson and David Morse have been added to the ensemble cast of HBO's John Adams miniseries, in which Paul Giamatti plays the second U.S. prez. Wilkinson will play ol' Ben Franklin; Morse, George Washington.

Thu, Mar 22, 2007