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I loved it too...and the Bionic Woman. I had a crush on her.
:-)
David L.
Ben Franklin: "Only a
virtuous people are capable of freedom. As nations become corrupt, they have
more need of masters."
I loved The Six
Million Dollar Man show. It was one of my faves. I wish Sci-Fi would bring
back the re-runs again.
^**^Bethany^**^
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"Keep
American out of the liberal toilet.
Vote Bush-Cheney in
2004"
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 9:14
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Subject: [Sndbox] Lee Majors Guests on
"Jake 2.0"
Former Six Million Dollar Man star Lee Majors told
SCI FI Wire that his
upcoming guest appearance on UPN's similarly themed
Jake 2.0 was like a
bionic jog down memory lane. Jake star Christopher
Gorham "was full of
questions, and the whole cast was very excited that I
was there, which I
found very flattering," Majors said in an interview.
"And of course a lot of
the crew brought out all their old stuff, and I
think I was signing lunch
boxes and coloring books and record albums and
all kinds of things-some
things I never knew existed. But anyway, we had
a ball."
In the Dec. 17 episode, "Double Agent," Majors plays retired
NSA agent Dick
Fox, who's pulled out of retirement to help Gorham's Jake
hunt down an
ex-KGB operative planning a deadly attack on the United
States. Major said
he spent about 10 days last month shooting his role in
Vancouver, B.C., much
of it at night and in lousy weather.
But
Majors said that he was pleased to be on a show in which the
hero
acquires superhuman powers through technology, much like his Col.
Steve
Austin in the 1970s series Six Million Dollar Man. "Actually the
original
talk was about maybe playing [Jake's] father," Majors said. "And
then they
came up with a wonderful idea of his becoming an agent that had
been
retired, being called back in for a job. And so that's the way it
kind of
comes about. ... You don't know at the end whether he was in this
program
... where they tried to create these Six Million Dollar Men-type
effective
agents."
As for another shot at Jake 2.0? "They said
they would love to have me back,
and I guess if the show does well,
they'll have me back, hopefully,"
Majors said. "I hope a lot of people
watch it. It was fun. Chris Gorham is a
super kid, and the rest of the
cast, they all fit together." Jake 2.0 airs
Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
ET/PT.
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