In the popular TV show “The $6 Million Man,” Lee Majors plays former astronaut Steve Austin, whose broken body must be rebuilt with bionic implants following a crash. But today’s superman ...

Good God, we are getting old. Lee Majors is doing Bionic Hearing Aid commercials. Nothing is more depressing than listening to our favorite cyborg talk about “frustrating tiny batteries.” [via ...

In the 1970s classic TV series The Six Million Dollar Man, the main character - astronaut Steve Austin - is horrendously injured in a test flight accident.

A look back at the made-for-TV movie 'The Return of The Six-Million-Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman,' which premiered on May 17, 1987.

"The Six Million Dollar Man" star Lee Majors and "The Bionic Woman" Lindsay Wagner are shooting what the actress described as a " family feel-good movie" in a series of tweets.

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. But what was once the purview of ...

Are the famous lines "Gentlemen, we can rebuild him – we have the technology" from The Six Million Dollar Man coming true? Perhaps not entirely, but a new Channel 4 documentary entitled How to ...

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 ...

He also acted as producer when "The Six Million Dollar Man" and "The Bionic Woman" were revived in later years as TV movies. Richard Norman Anderson was born in Long Branch, N.J., on Aug. 8, 1928.