
The Return of the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman (1987) on Netflix
Ten years after retiring from the OSI, Steve Austin and Jaime Sommers are asked to stop Fortress, a paramilitary group stealing weapons. Steve's estranged son Michael is a reckless cadet pilot.
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Plot summary
A paramilitary group called Fortress is raiding military depots for automatic weapons and explosives, though its leader, Lyle Stenning, sits in prison. Oscar Goldman, head of the OSI, brings word of the renewed attacks to Steve Austin, who retired from the agency ten years ago and now runs a charter boat. Steve is also approached by Air Force instructors who want him to talk to his estranged son, Michael, a cadet pilot they consider reckless. Steve and Jaime Sommers, both bionically enhanced, have stayed out of touch for a decade because of the complicated history between them. Stenning, who was captured by Steve, wants the secrets of bionics for himself.
Cast
Lindsay Wagneras Jaime Sommers
Lee Majorsas Steve Austin
Tom Schanleyas Michael Austin
Richard Andersonas Oscar Goldman
Martin E. Brooksas Dr. Rudy Wells
Lee Majors IIas Jim Castillan
Martin Landauas Lyle Stenning
Gary Lockwoodas John Praiser
Will Bledsoeas Tom Brubaker
- Gary Blumsackas Jerry Dreyfuss
William Campbellas General Forest
Bob Hoyas Kyle
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Return of the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman (1987)
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- The bionic reunion began as an improvised scene between Richard Anderson and Lee Majors while the two vacationed together in 1986; Anderson then pitched it to Universal executive Sidney Sheinberg, and a chance meeting with NBC's Brandon Tartikoff got the movie sold to the network.
- NBC approved the film's unusually large $4.8 million budget because it doubled as a backdoor pilot for a series starring bionically enhanced Michael Austin, a former Air Force hot shot meant to ride the popularity of the 1986 film Top Gun.





















