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 5 episodes
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Steve is captured while investigating the unusual power failure of a nuclear submarine.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviWritten by Arthur WeingartenGuest stars William Sylvester, Pamela Hensley, Gregory Walcott, Stephen Elliott, Josh Taylor, John de Lancie, Marc Alaimo, Gene D. Jackson
A nuclear submarine is commandeered for the purpose of piracy and extortion. Steve investigates and is captured. To escape he must eluded trained sharks.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviWritten by Arthur Weingarten, Fred FreibergerGuest stars William Sylvester, Pamela Hensley, Gregory Walcott, Stephen Elliott, John de Lancie, Marc Alaimo, Tim Haldeman, Larry Delaney
Steve is on a mission involving a test satellite. But Steve becomes a target when the satellite is needed to gain control of a missile to be sold to a foreign power.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by Gregory S. DinalloGuest stars Jenny Agutter, Philip Abbott, Mills Watson, Lloyd Bochner, Crofton Hardester, Sherry Hursey, Martin Caidin, William Scherer
The daughter of Steve's friend, David McGrath, is kidnapped in order to force David to kill Steve. When the attempt on Steve fails, David confesses to Steve who then must rescue her.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by Gregory S. DinalloGuest stars Jenny Agutter, Philip Abbott, Mills Watson, Lloyd Bochner, Sherry Hursey, Martin Caidin, Larry Duran
Two locals join Steve when he attempts to rescue a group of students in a stalled cable car halfway up a mountain. They must rescue the students before a tornado gets to them, but one of the men is a criminal and the plan is put in jeopardy.
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Directed by Dick ModerWritten by Gregory S. DinalloGuest stars Sheila Wills, Adam Roarke, James McEachin, Madelyn Cain, Jim Raymond, Sylvia Walden, Troy Goudlock, Glen Demlinger
Steve goes undercover, joining a roller derby team whose owner plans to acquire and sell top-secret information. When the owner discovers the ruse, he plants evidence to lead Steve in the wrong direction, and uses the distraction to go get the information.
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Directed by Don McDougallWritten by Steven E. de SouzaGuest stars Robert Loggia, Suzanne Charny, Rick Springfield, Paul D'Amato, Trent Dolan, Russ Grieve, Gail Bonney, Ron Ellis
Steve is sent to the moon to investigate an orbital shift which is causing major upheavals in the Earth's climate. It turns out the upheavals are caused by a deranged scientist working at an exploration post on a nearby asteroid.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by Richard H. Landau, John Meredyth LucasGuest stars Jack Colvin, Simone Griffeth, Skip Homeier, Bob Neill, Quinn K. Redeker, James Ingersoll, Walter Brooke, Rick Richards
Steve is captured on the moon and is forced to help the scientist, who believes he's found a new energy source, and who threatens nuclear devastation on Earth if Steve refuses.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by John Meredyth LucasGuest stars Jack Colvin, Simone Griffeth, Bob Neill, Quinn K. Redeker, James Ingersoll
Steve poses as a newlywed with another OSI agent to uncover who broke into headquarters in search of an atomic bomb. Travelling via RV, their prey discovers the RV has a nuclear power source of its own and attempts to turn the tables.
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Directed by Edward M. AbromsWritten by Donald L. Gold, Lester Wm. BerkeGuest stars Quinn K. Redeker, Lynnette Mettey, Curt Lowens, Ian Abercrombie, Carl Reindel, Paula Victor, Boris Aplon, Lawrence Levine
Steve investigates his girlfriend's disappearance while she was piloting a new plane with anti-radar technology. He discovers one of the plane's technicians has been talking to a known trader of military secrets and starts the search for further clues.
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Directed by Dick ModerWritten by John Meredyth LucasGuest stars Suzanne Somers, John Larch, Robert Hogan, Stanley Waxman, Barry Cahill, Jim Begg, Fred Lerner, Terry Leonard
Steve is assigned to gain the confidence of a scientist who has developed a weapon to capture soldiers non-violently, but refuses to hand over the plans to anyone for fear it could cause drastic results if used on a pilot in flight. As Steve begins to become his friend and acquire the weapon, the Russians inform the scientist they are holding his wife hostage and demand the device in trade for her safe return.
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Directed by Herb WallersteinWritten by Terrence McDonnell, Jim CarlsonGuest stars Eric Braeden, Lanna Saunders, John Devlin, Eddie Fontaine, Steve Eastin, Thomas Babson, Craig Rossler
Steve enters a time warp while on an orbital mission, hurling him six years into the future. Upon landing, the authorities arrest him for treason, believing he defected to Russia and was brainwashed into thinking the time warp occurred. Steve has to both prove his innocence and figure out how to get back to his own time.
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Directed by Don McDougallWritten by Neal J. Sperling, Gregory S. DinalloGuest stars Charles Cioffi, Leigh Christian, Paul Carr, John Milford, John de Lancie, Blake Marion
A new, deadlier Venus probe is tested in a desolate area as a demonstration for Steve and Oscar, but a threat to Oscar to either hand over nuclear weaponry or see the probe set loose on the public forces Steve to find a way to stop the probe, even though it outmatches him in many ways.
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Directed by Tom ConnorsWritten by Howard DimsdaleGuest stars Ken Swofford, David Sheiner, Than Wyenn, Robert Lussier, Marlena Giovi, Jimmy Joyce, Ken Chandler
When all physical assaults fail against the new Venus probe, Steve succeeds in tricking it into falling into a pit. However, when it starts drilling towards a city, Steve has a bigger problem than before.
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Directed by Tom ConnorsWritten by Howard DimsdaleGuest stars Ken Swofford, David Sheiner, Than Wyenn, Robert Lussier, Marlena Giovi
While searching for a fallen satellite in the Pacific, Steve rescues a drowning victim who turns out to be an alien. She offers to help him acquire the satellite, which has landed on her race's invisible island. However, many of the island's populace in fear of a revolution, yet are unable to leave due to a lack of an immune system to Earth illnesses. Steve must get an experimental serum for her before she will help him.
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Directed by Cliff BoleWritten by Mel Goldberg, Lou ShawGuest stars Terry Burke, Jared Martin, Robin Mattson, Alf Kjellin, Anthony Geary, Robert Symonds, Stephen Burleigh, Kwan Hi Lim
While Steve helps a countess retrieve a microdot with important information hidden on a painting in a museum, she helps herself to a masterpiece and replaces it with a forgery. Oscar sends Steve to retrieve the painting from its buyer before a visiting art expert causes embarrassment by discovering the counterfeit currently on display.
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Directed by Herb WallersteinWritten by Gregory S. DinalloGuest stars Bibi Besch, Len Birman, Bruce Glover, Robert F. Hoy, Rudy Challenger, Frank Parker, Diana Webster, Michael McManus
Steve's brush with death is followed by visions that may be the work of a spirit.
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Directed by Arnold LavenWritten by Charles Mitchell, Robert I. HoltGuest stars Linda Dano, Robert Karnes, Melvin F. Allen, Leonard Stone, George P. Wilbur
When OSI's communications chief is accused of spying, Steve attempts to prove his innocence and discovers tampered computer memory. He is led to suspect a computer dating service is behind the ilegal activity, but doesn't realize a computer itself has gained sentience and plans to stop Steve any way it can.
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Directed by Rod HolcombWritten by Wilton Schiller, John Meredyth LucasGuest stars Robert Walker Jr., Luke Askew, Elaine Giftos, Noah Keen, Hank Brandt, Robert Hackman, Nat Christian, Bonnie Toman
Steve teams with the owner of the computer dating service to put a stop to her now-sentient computer. After escaping a computer-arranged assassination, Steve finds himself in a mental facility after his medical records are altered. While the computer attempts to have everyone who knows about it killed, Steve must find a way to escape and stop the computer before it's too late.
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Directed by Rod HolcombWritten by Wilton Schiller, John Meredyth LucasGuest stars Robert Walker Jr., Luke Askew, Elaine Giftos, Noah Keen, Hank Brandt, William Wheatley, Peter Mark Richman, June Dayton
A terrorist steals a Russian rocket launcher and American missilse and plans to hold both countries hostage. Steve is sent along with a beautiful Russian agent to stop the terrorist, but his opposite number has orders to dispose of him and bring back the missiles to her superiors.
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Directed by Don McDougallWritten by Stephen KandelGuest stars John Colicos, Lisa Farringer, George Clifton, Paul Coufos, Michael Ebert, Beverly Kushida, Keith Langsdale, Christian Vance