Follow the adventures of Steve Austin, cybernetically enhanced astronaut turned secret agent, employed by the OSI, under the command of Oscar Goldman and supervised by the scientist who created his cybernetics, Rudy Wells. Steve uses the superior strength and speed provided by his bionic arm and legs, and the enhanced vision provided by his artificial eye, to fight enemy agents, aliens, mad scientists, and a wide variety of other villains.
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Follow the adventures of Steve Austin, cybernetically enhanced astronaut turned secret agent, employed by the OSI, under the command of Oscar Goldman and supervised by the scientist who created his cybernetics, Rudy Wells. Steve uses the superior strength and speed provided by his bionic arm and legs, and the enhanced vision provided by his artificial eye, to fight enemy agents, aliens, mad scientists, and a wide variety of other villains.
Season 3 episodes
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Steve Austin's bionic legs are heavily damaged during a mission and while recuperating at Dr. Rudy Wells' hospital, he catches a glimpse of his fiancée, Jaime Sommers, still alive but recuperating.
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Directed by Dick ModerWritten by Kenneth JohnsonGuest stars Martin E. Brooks, Lindsay Wagner, Rick Lenz, Tony Giorgio, Al Ruscio, M.E. Lorange
Steve Austin takes the recuperating Jaime Sommers to their hometown of Ojai in an attempt to jog her memory. Unfortunately this only results in her getting violent headaches and confusing flashbacks.
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Directed by Dick ModerWritten by Kenneth JohnsonGuest stars Martin E. Brooks, Lindsay Wagner, Ford Rainey, Rick Lenz, Dennis Patrick, George Keymas, Larry Delaney, Virginia Gregg
Bitter explosive expert Robert Meyer arranges for the Liberty Bell to be stolen, rigs it with three bombs and demands five million dollars. Complications mount up and Steve Austin is forced to ask imprisoned bomb expert Linstrom to help defuse Meyer's handiwork.
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Directed by Dick ModerWritten by Justin Edgerton, Kenneth JohnsonGuest stars Chuck Connors, Henry Beckman, Bill Quinn, George Ranito Jordan, Sandy Ward, Joe Brooks, Scott B. Wells
Steve is assigned to keep an eye on his college buddy, the entertainer John Perry. Oscar suspects the singer of being a courier for an espionage ring.
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Directed by Dick ModerWritten by Jerry DevineGuest stars Sonny Bono, Bruce Glover, Victor Mohica, Robin Clarke, Fred Holliday, Jayne Kennedy, Susan McIver, Susie Coelho
When Kuroda is asked to track down a wolf boy roaming the island forests of Hoyoko, Japan, he asks for only one man to help him: his friend Col. Steve Austin.
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Directed by Jerry LondonWritten by Judy BurnsGuest stars John Fujioka, Buddy Foster, Quinn K. Redeker, Teru Shimada, Bill Saito, Rollin Moriyama, Shizuko Hoshi
Steve Austin is on reserve duty at Edwards Airforce base when an attempt is made on Prince Sakari of Kutan, who is studying to be a jet pilot there.
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Directed by Christian I. Nyby IIWritten by James D. ParriottGuest stars Tim O'Connor, Frank Marth, Erik Estrada, Martin Speer, Leigh Christian, Hary Pugh, Helen Magee, William Scherer
Running back Larry Bronco is kidnapped on the day of an important game, but his good friend Steve Austin uses all his bionic powers to make sure Bronco makes it to the game in time.
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Directed by Lee MajorsWritten by Elroy Schwartz, Kenneth JohnsonGuest stars Larry Csonka, Pamela Csonka, Dick Butkus, Mike Henry, Carl Weathers, Al Checco, Les Josephson, Russ Grieve
Oscar and Rudy are performing a test on Barney Hiller to see if his bionic power can be turned on and off again when needed.
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Directed by Leslie H. MartinsonWritten by Peter Allan Fields, Richard CarrGuest stars Maggie Sullivan, Donald Moffat, Monte Markham, John Milford, Alan Oppenheimer
Steve Austin goes undercover as a longshoreman to investigate the disappearance of another OSI agent.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by Sidney Field, Sheridan GibneyGuest stars Janet MacLachlan, Michael Conrad, Rodney Allen Rippy, Eddie Fontaine, Jason Wingreen, Barry Cahill, Benny Nickleberry, Virgil Frye
Several agents from the U.S. Treasury Department have died from snake bites while investigating an illegal moonshine ring in Morgantown, Georgia. Steve Austin volunteers to go undercover and pose as the leader of a rival gang.
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Directed by Phil BondelliWritten by Wilton DenmarkGuest stars Ben Hammer, Katherine Helmond, Robert Donner, Hugh Gillin, Randy Kirby, Austin Stoker, Red West
Scientist Leon Jackson defected to the Soviet Union for the love of a woman but now wants to return to the states with his son Alex.
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Directed by Alan Crosland, Jr.Written by Terrence McDonnell, Jim CarlsonGuest stars Michael McGuire, Radames Pera, Ned Romero, Curt Lowens, Ralph Taeger, Lawrence Levine, Rod Haase, Jo De Winter
Somebody inside the OSI has been leaking top secret information and the trail leads to janitor Clark O'Flaherty.
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Directed by Ernest PintoffWritten by Frank Dandridge, Dennis PryorGuest stars Louis Gossett Jr., Louise Latham, Ryan MacDonald, H.M. Wynant, Lillian Randolph, Tom McCorrey, Linda Nesbitt, Azizi Johari
Steve is investigating another security leak at the OSI and this time it leads to his and Oscar Goldman's favorite secretary, Peggy Callahan.
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Directed by Arnold LavenWritten by Richard Carr, Gustave FieldGuest stars Jennifer Darling, Stewart Moss, Milton Selzer, Ben Andrews, James Ingersoll, Bob Delegall, Harry Lewis, Rick Podell
O.S.I. needs to get a stolen top-secret codebook back from elusive criminal and club owner Mark Wharton.
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Directed by Barry CraneWritten by Richard Carr, James SchmererGuest stars Robbie Lee, Pernell Roberts, Jack Colvin, Christopher S. Nelson, W.T. Zacha, Mark Wilson
Two geologist friends of Steve Austin disappear in Californa while placing earthquake sensors in the woods.
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Directed by Alan Crosland, Jr.Written by Kenneth JohnsonGuest stars Stefanie Powers, Severn Darden, Hank Brandt, Lara Parker, Penelope Windust, Donn Whyte, André Roussimoff, Charles Cyphers
Steve Austin has met a colony of space travelers living inside a California mountain.
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Directed by Alan Crosland, Jr.Written by Kenneth JohnsonGuest stars Stefanie Powers, Severn Darden, Penelope Windust, Donn Whyte, André Roussimoff, Charles Cyphers, Melvin F. Allen, Alan Mandell
When Oscar assigns Steve Austin to protect the priceless Golden Pharaoh statue, they find it has already been replaced by a fake.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by Margaret Schneider, Paul SchneiderGuest stars Farrah Fawcett, Joe Maross, Michael Lane, Gordon Connell, Rudy Challenger, Gary Vinson, Mike Lieberman, Peter Ashton
Oscar Goldman assigns Steve Austin to escort duty for Russian gymnast Tanya Breski.
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Directed by Phil BondelliWritten by David H. Balkan, Alan Lynn FolsomGuest stars Lindsay Wagner, Cathy Rigby, Terry Kiser, Alan Manson, Walker Edmiston, Kurt Grayson, Curtis Credel, Sheila Wills
Atomic bomb components have been stolen over a series of thefts and Oscar suspects one old cop, Officer Banner of being involved.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by Wilton DenmarkGuest stars Noah Beery Jr., Alan Bergmann, Thomas Bellin, Stack Pierce, Susan Powell, Michael Santiago, Howard McGillin
When Steve Austin agrees to some promotional work for a friends' Big Brothers organization, he soon takes a difficult youth named Carlos Delgado under his wing.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by Kenneth JohnsonGuest stars Lindsay Wagner, David Yanez, Michael A. Salcido, Maria Elena Cordero, Carl W. Crudup, Ralph Wilcox, Tony Mumolo, Jorge Cervera III