On 2025-10-09 15:10:47 +0000,
Documento217@mailmx15.servebeer.com said:
anim8rfsk@cox.net wrote:
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Join me as I dive into the world of classic TV and explore what could
be the worst episode of the iconic series, The Six Million Dollar Man.
This show, which originally aired from 1974 to 1978, is known for its
blend of action, science fiction, and espionage, following the
adventures of Steve Austin, a former astronaut with superhuman strength >>> due to bionic implants. In this video, I'll be reviewing and critiquing >>> a particular episode that stands out for all the wrong reasons,
discussing its plot, characters, and production quality to understand
what makes it the worst. Whether you're a longtime fan of The Six
Million Dollar Man or just curious about retro TV, this episode
analysis is sure to entertain and inform. So, let's find out which
episode earns the dubious honor of being the worst and why it fails to
live up to the standards set by the rest of the series.
https://youtu.be/ua_VDYocD50?si=dhaLNoMnaKYHv5ij
He doesn't know what he?s talking about. Later they got into that Chariots >> of the god's crap and parapsychology. They even did an out and out rip of
Housers's memory. All terrible.
I'm torn between the Bigfoot episodes played by Andre the Gian and Ted Cassidy
and The Bionic Boy played by Vincent Van Patten for worst episodes. Big
Foot was a little too silly and The Bionic Boy was a jump the shark
kind of show.
It was a good show, but like most American shows it was dragged on well
past its 'use by date' and got sillier towards the end when they
obviously ran out of any remotely sensible ideas.
There was an attempt to remake / 'reboot' it with a "Six Billion Dollar
Man" movie / series, but that thankfully seems to have quietly
disappeared / stalled.
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