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[Narrator] Last on
"The Six Million Dollar Man..."

[Narrator] A geologist team
was in the California mountains...

planting new earthquake sensors
when suddenly...

[growls]

[Marlene] Steve! We're being a...

[static]

Marlene! Marlene, do you read?

[Oscar] Well, what is it?

There's only one thing
in the mountains

that leaves a track like this.

My people named him Sasquatch.

You call him Bigfoot.

[low growling]

[explosion]

[electricity crackling]

[growls]

[Oscar] What, again?

You still think
Bigfoot's a hoax?

Remarkable.
Look at his speed!

- It is unusual.
- To say the least.

[Shalon] Let's test him.

[dramatic music]

[growling]

[loud thumping]

[explosion]

[roaring]

[rumbling]

He's by far the most
interesting man we've seen.

[Shalon] He is indeed.

He's really quite remarkable.

Let's do
the neuroeunasic scan now.

[beeping]

Right leg and right foot
definitely Nyosynthenic.

Or perhaps
first generation bionic.

[switch clicks]

[switch clicks]

How did you...

What country are you from?

[laughs]
Not what country, what world?

[Narrator] And Steve doesn't
know that a major earthquake

is now predicted
all along the California coast

and can only be prevented

by an earlier,
man-made earthquake.

There may be a way to weaken

or actually prevent
that major quake.

What smaller fault
do you wanna explode, Tom?

The one that starts right here,

and runs back
into the mountains.

But Marlene Be key
is in those mountains.

And so is Colonel Austin.
There could be a rockslide.

- They could--
- Oscar, there's not much time.

Steve, where are you?

[dramatic music]

[Man 1] NASA One.
[Man 2] Roger.

[Man 1] BCS Arm switch is on.
[Steve] Okay, Victor.

[Man 2] Landing
Rocket Arm switch is on.

Here comes the throttle.
Circuit breakers in.

[Steve] We have separation.
[Man 2] Roger.

[Man 1] Inboard
and outboards are on.

I'm coming forward
with the side-stick.

[Man 2] All looks good.
[Man 1] Uh, roger.

[Steve] I've got a blow-out.
Damper three.

[Man 2] Get your pitch to zero.
[Steve] Pitch is out!

I can't hold altitude!

[Man 1] Correction.
Alpha Hold is off.

Turn selectors... Emergency.

[Steve] Flight Com,
I can't hold it.

She's breaking up!
She's break...

[crashing]

[Rudy] Steve Austin,
astronaut...

a man barely alive.

[Oscar] Gentlemen,
we can rebuild him.

We have the technology.

We have the capability to make
the world's first bionic man.

Steve Austin
will be that man,

better than he was before,

better, stronger, faster.

[whirring]

[theme music]

[mysterious music]

Marlene!

Am I glad to see you.

- Marlene?
- Mr. Goldman?

- Mr. Goldman?
- Huh? What?

Here's the missing sensor, sir.

Oh, good.

Where was she found?

We found her
in the north quadrant.

She had the sensor with her.

Marlene?

- Where have you been?
- What?

Where have you been, Marlene?

I don't know.

We were...

we were planting the sensor...

We were...

We were planting the sensor...

Marlene, try to remember.

[Oscar] Try.

- Where's Ivan?
- He's fine.

He...You'll be joining him
in a minute.

I wanna ask you
just one more question.

Marlene?

Colonel Austin?

Colonel Steve Austin.

Did you see him?

Steve.

He was on the radio with you.

[dramatic music]

Alright, now listen.
Just, uh, get some rest now.

Be careful.

[suspenseful music]

[groans]

[switch clicks]

[intense music]

[switch clicks]

[switch clicks]

[music continues]

[Man 5] Colonel Austin,
we've been looking forward

to talking with you.
Please.

I am Apploy.

I'm delighted to welcome you
to our colony

especially since you are
a fellow space traveler.

Then you're really
not from Earth.

As Shalon may have
indicated to you,

we come from a, uh,
rather distant place.

Distant to say the least.

We are a group of
deep space explorers.

- [Steve] Do you come in peace?
- [Apploy] Of course.

We want to disturb
the progression of life

on your planet
as little as possible.

Our mission is to study
this relatively...

primitive and violent society...

because it closely parallels

the early evolution
of our own little world.

I take it your society is
a bit more advanced than ours.

A bit more mature.

[sneezes]

Gesundheit.

But I see you haven't quite
conquered all the ailments yet.

Oh, the major ones,
yes, we have.

But we're still plagued
by allergies.

And Faler here has developed
a superficial allergy

to your world.

In more ways than one.

We're intrigued
by your bionic construction.

Yes, well, I was wondering why
I was so intriguing.

[Apploy] Shalon will have
more questions for you.

Her specialty is nyosynthenics.

Highly sophisticated bionics.

It was she who built Sasquatch

from a lower form of life
on our planet.

Yeah, I can see
she's a very talented lady.

- [Steve] How long have you been here?
- [Apploy] Two years.

And during that time,
Sasquatch has brought us

many people to study.

We have scanned their brains

and we've conversed
with them freely...

as we are talking to you

and then they have been
returned,

safely, outside.

Marlene and Ivan Be key?

Ah, yes. The geologist couple.
They were here.

She is being returned
to the outside even now.

But you know,
when I found Ivan

he had no memory of you
or this place.

No, Dr. Be key and his wife,
like all people who come here

have all memory of the Sasquatch
and the colony erased.

And you'll do the same with me?

When we're finished with you,
yes.

But wait a minute, you, you say
you've been here two years.

The legend of the Sasquatch
goes back

among the Indians
over a hundred years.

This is true.

Let me show you something.

This is
the most marvelous device

that our science has created.

It is a Time Line Converter
or TLC.

It allows us to speed up
our own individual progression

through time,
relative to our surroundings.

Well, then, you could pass
a whole day in one minute?

Oh, in a second if we wanted to.

We have been here for 250 years.

But as a group
we have moved quickly

from time to time,
so to speak...

so that while 250 years
have passed on Earth,

only two years
have passed for us.

It still seems like
250 years to me.

- [Apploy] The TLC...
- [Faler] 250 years of allergies.

The TLC has other applications.

[Faler] Such as providing the mild
amusement...

of going from place...

[switch clicks]

To place,

seemingly in the blink
of an eye.

Fascinating, isn't it?

Now you see him...

now you don't.

[switch clicks]

Please be seated, Faler.

Listen, Apploy, just because...

Sit down.

[switch clicks]

[bionic eye beeping]

As you can see, Colonel Austin,

the hardest part
of our five year mission

are the small personality
conflicts that arise.

Yes. It's the same way
among my people.

It's, um...

[chuckles] I was gonna say
it's only human.

[tense music]

[Man 3] This is Pentagon Comlink
Alpha One.

[Oscar] Roger, Alpha One.
This is Goldman.

[Man 4] We have cleared
emergency shipment to you

of one 50-megaton nuclear device
on priority code, Snow White.

The device is being loaded
at the Goldfield, Nevada,

nuclear repository.

The AEL is requesting
confirmation from you

that this is intended
as underground burst only.

[Oscar] That is affirmative.

[Oscar] Alpha One, can you give me
your location status

on the nuclear device?

[Man 5] We'll be landing
in your area

within 15 minutes.

[tires screeching]

Oscar, that nuclear device
has arrived.

It's a 50 megaton. That should
shake things up a bit.

Where's the detonation site?

I've got a high-intensity
laser drill going full tilt.

We should have the bomb
buried in about three hours.

Then we can detonate
immediately.

I don't know. We'll have
an earthquake in this area

that'll either trap or kill
Colonel Austin, right?

Look, Oscar,
we've got no choice.

You've seen
the computer printout.

Alright, Tom,
let me ask you a question.

What if these sensors that
predict this major earthquake

along the San Madrian Fault
are wrong?

Of course they could be wrong.

But according to the computers,
the chances are pretty slim.

And we'll have a test
in a few minutes.

A test? What kind of test?

Well, the sensors indicate
a minor tremor

along several
of the tributary faults

including this one
in about 17 minutes.

And if this minor tremor
does occur?

Then the sensors prediction
of the major quake

all down the California coast
will be verified

as an absolute certainty.

We'll know for sure
in 17 minutes.

- [Steve] How long will you be here?
- [Shalon] Three more years.

Our ship won't come
to get us until then.

Tell me something, colonel,

what makes a woman attractive

in your world?

[romantic music]

Well, that depends
on who you talk to.

For me, a woman needs, uh...

intelligence, a sense of humor.

Physical attributes?

Well, every little bit helps.

Why, what sort of man
would you consider attractive?

Someone like you.

[sighs] You know, doctor,
when I first met you...

your bedside manner
did surprise me a little bit.

You treat all your patients
that way?

[chuckles] Of course not.

But I have been stuck here
with those stuffy scientists

for two years.

You were like
a breath of fresh air,

not only attractive and witty,
but also bionic.

My specialty.

Every little bit helps.

I have an operation
I want you to help me with.

- [Steve] What sort of operation?
- [Shalon] One I think you'll enjoy.

[device beeping]
Fifteen seconds.

That's right, general.

If that small tremor occurs
as predicted

there's going to be
a major earthquake

along the California coast

within seven hours
and forty minutes.

- [Tom] Eight seconds.
- [Oscar] Stand by, general.

[Tom over megaphone] Six seconds.

Five... four...

three... two...

one.

[suspenseful music]

It should have happened.

What happened to the tremor?

The sensor must be wrong.

The computer confirmed it.

No tremor now,

no earthquake later.

Thank God.

Tom, sign those releasing papers

and get that atomic warhead
back to the arsenal.

Right.

[Oscar] General?

General, we've got good news.

The tremor did not,
I repeat, did not occur.

It looks like everything's
gonna be alright...

and we don't have to
worry about it...

again.

[loud rumbling]

[loud cracking]

[bionic eye beeping]

[rumbling continues]

[rumbling continues]

Quick! Get the emergency
support column.

- Right.
- Stand clear.

[creaking]

Hurry!

[Man 6] Push!

[grunting]

[Steve] Okay. You got it?

[Man 6] Right...

there!

That's got it.

[sighs]

So that was an earthquake.

No, that was just a tremor.

I found the computer error.

One of the figures
had been entered incorrectly.

The tremor did occur exactly
as the sensors predicted.

And the major earthquake
along the California coast?

It's a certainty.

In exactly seven hours
and 36 minutes.

Alright, we have no choice.

We've got to set off
the nuclear detonation.

[Tom] The nuclear warhead
is buried 500 feet underground.

And the detonator is in place.

[Oscar] Alright. I'll alert
the national guard.

[tense music]

[Turner] This is California
National Guard, San Francisco.

General Turner speaking.

[Oscar] General, this is
Oscar Goldman on the OSI.

[Turner] Yes, sir?

[Oscar] You are to place
the troops

at my disposal on yellow alert.

[Turner] Right away, sir.

What's the situation profile?

[Oscar] There is a possibility,
and I repeat, possibility

of a major earthquake striking
all along the California Coast.

[Turner] Earthquake, sir?
[Oscar] That's right.

[Turner] Shall we begin
any sort of evacuation?

[Oscar] No, but I want your units
on immediate stand by

and I want Los Angeles and
San Diego advised right away.

We are planning to trigger a
smaller quake up here,

relieve the pressure,
but if that doesn't work,

I want your men ready
to inform the public

and take emergency measures.

[Turner] Yes, sir.
We'll get right on it.

- Stay on it, Tom.
- Right.

Still no word
about Colonel Austin?

No.

[suspenseful music]

[Steve] Boy, that's a face
only a mother could love.

[laughs] He's really quite sweet
once you get to know him.

Sure, just like
a big old huggy bear.

Have you made others like him?

No. He's my baby.
The only one.

Say, why aren't we wearing
surgical outfits or something?

The air in our medical chambers
is hyper-sterilized.

No bacterial agent
could possibly survive.

Even if one did, we have this.

- What's that?
- Neotraxin 3.

It's an electrolytic
neuroprobesis.

It works with the DNA
in our bodies

to help ward off
the spread of disease.

- Which disease?
- All diseases.

When used in concert
with other compounds.

Neotraxin is the basis
of all our wonder drugs.

[Sasquatch exhales]

There we go, big fella.

You should be fine
in no time at all.

Sure are attached to him,
aren't you?

[chuckles] There's very little
else down here

to become attached to.

Uh, I don't seem to have
the proper instrument.

I need one like this,
only curved.

Well, let's see.

[creaking]

There you go. How's that?

Thank you.

Alright. Now the arm's not only
reconnected but strengthened.

Not even you
could pull it off now.

I got no desire to try.

The final thing is to reinsert
the Mergeron power cell.

Right over there on that pad.

Uh, this?

What's Mergeron?

It's an anti-matter
power source.

Your people will discover it
in about a century or so.

You know, that Neotraxin serum
sounds more important.

I was just thinking of
how many lives you could save

among my people.

I don't suppose there's
any chance that, uh...

Oh, no. We've never allowed
anyone to leave here

with any of our secrets.

Of course...

if you would consider
staying on here a while...

in order to let us study you
more closely...

purely for research, of course.

Of course.

Oh, I might be able to do that.

I'd have to get a message
out to my people

that I'm alright then.

Oh, that's impossible.

Apploy would never allow it.

But, uh...

[device beeping]

Yes, Apploy.

Shalon. Come at once.

[switch clicks]

[clicks switch]

[intense music]

[soft growling]

[beeping]

[Oscar] Have the grid coordinates
come in yet, Tom?

[Tom] I just got 'em.

Tom, can you hear me?

[Tom] The nuclear warhead's
in place.

Nuclear warhead?

Tom, can you hear me?

[Captain] Exactly, what is it
we're expecting?

[Oscar] Lay out the time table
for the captain, Tom.

[Tom] The detonation will occur
at Station 3 at 1608 hours.

This will trigger a quake
along the Angelo Fault

which would peak at 7.9
on the Richter scale.

7.9?

To relieve the pressure

along the San Madrian hopefully

to prevent an major earthquake

along the California coast.

The earthquake takes place
in five hours.

What?

Now, this area is being cleared.

Now, by the time
your man-made quake

tears through these mountains...

there won't be a thing
left out there.

Except Colonel Austin.

[dramatic music]

[Tom over megaphone] Countdown to nuclear
detonation is at...

mark 12 minutes.

Twelve minutes.

[high-pitched tone]

[dramatic music]

[soft growling]

Apploy, a major quake has been
predicted along the coast.

They're triggering
an earlier quake

through these mountains
to try and stop it.

We know that.

- You know about it?
- That's right.

But your complex is in danger.

No, no danger.

The man-made quake won't happen.

What do you mean?

Shalon has been dispatched
to the detonation site.

She will disarm the detonator
and there will be no explosion.

[Steve] Yeah, but you don't
seem to understand.

I-- if the geological pressure
isn't relieved

by causing that quake
through these mountains...

a major quake is gonna strike
all along the California coast.

We understand.

But that's one of the most
densely populated areas

of our country.

Even with adequate warning,

hundreds of people
will be killed.

I'm sorry.
There's nothing to be done.

Well, stop Shalon.
Evacuate your complex here.

Regrettably, that's impossible.

Regrettably.

How could you tell me before
what a mature society you have

as compared to us primitives
and then stand by

and allow so many
innocent people to be killed?

Sacrifices have been made
in the past.

That's the price we pay
for scientific advancement.

That is all
that I can allow myself

to be concerned about.

Well, I'm concerned
about my people!

I must warn you that
any attempt you make at escape

will be futile.

We'll see about that.

[switch clicks]

Colonel Austin, for the sake
of yourself and my people

I beg you, don't try to escape.

I'm sorry, Apploy.

[dramatic music]

[metal creaking]

[clanking]

[music continues]

[electricity crackling]

[loud rumbling]

[explosions]

[Sasquatch growling]

[growls]

[growls]

[growls]

[music continues]

[music continues]

[crashing]

[music continues]

[Tom over the megaphone] At my mark,
two minutes and thirty seconds

till detonation.

[Oscar] Final check is complete
on the detonator.

She's ready to go, Tom.

The area is cleared.

The last search team is out,
Mr. Goldman.

No Colonel Austin.

Sorry.

[timer beeping]

[dramatic music]

[bionic eye beeping]

[footsteps approaching]

[bionic eye beeping]

[Tom] At my mark...

one minute, 45 seconds.

Mark.

[dramatic music]

[timer beeping]

Don't try to stop me, Steve.

Shalon, I can't let you
stop this detonation.

I have to.

No.

[bionic music]

[switch clicks]

[Tom] One minute... mark.

I must stop it for the sake
of the colony. My people.

What about my people?

I'm sorry.

Look, the colony's important.

But it's not worth the sacrifice
of hundreds.

[Tom] 40 seconds.

Mark.

I'm sorry.

[intense music]

[switch clicks]

Thirty seconds...mark.

[bionic eye beeping]

[music continues]

Fifteen seconds, mark.

[intense music]

[Tom over the megaphone]
Ten seconds...mark.

[music continues]

Eight...

seven...

five...

four...

three...

two...one.

God, help you, Steve.

[explosion]

[birds chirping]

[low rumbling]

[loud rumbling]

[rumbling]

[electricity crackling]

[electricity crackling]

[loud rumbling]

[electricity crackling]

[Shalon coughing]

[coughing]

Shalon.

Come with me.

No.

Look, I wanna help you.

Help me? To go where?

You may have succeeded
in saving your people,

but you've buried mine.

There's a chance
they're still alive.

If they are,
they'll need our help.

Now come with me.

No, I'm afraid
of what I might find.

Could you live with yourself
if you didn't?

Can you use that thing
to keep up with me?

Yes.

Let's go.

[dramatic music]

Well, there's no light.

The power chamber

must be damaged.

There's an emergency light

in this compartment here.

[music continues]

Let's see
if we can pull him out.

Ah, he'll be alright.

It's Apploy.

Is he alive?

Yes, but it...
but it's hopeless.

[rumbling]

Here.

He's still breathing.

What're you doing?

I'm gonna reduce the rate
of his TLC.

Slow down his metabolism
until we can operate.

Shalon. We have
many more badly injured.

Can you save him and the others?

I don't know.

We have the electro-medical
techniques

and the Neotraxin compounds

but we have to restore
the power.

Where's the power chamber
you were talking about?

It's in the deepest level
of the complex.

It's a special converter
that uses

the Earth's internal heat
to generate electricity.

The access tunnel's
been sealed off.

I told you it was hopeless.

You never quit, do you?

Where's the access tunnel?

Nobody could get through it.

Not even me and my friend?

Come, I'll show you.

Sasquatch.

[Sasquatch growls]

[dramatic music]

[crumbling]

[Shalon] This is it.

[music continues]

[music continues]

[electricity buzzing]

[rocks rumbling]

[explosion]

[electricity buzzing]

Oh, no, wait,
that's the main steam line

from the volcanic vent.

That steam is super-heated.

Well, I'll be careful
not to burn my fingers.

[electricity buzzing]

[explosions]

[steam hissing]

[explosions]

Ground the cable first!

[explosions]

[steam hissing]

The gold junction box
over there.

[steam hissing]

[electricity crackling]

[electricity crackling]

[suspenseful music]

Watch out!

[dramatic music]

[metal creaking]

[soft growling]

[Steve] What do you think?

[Shalon] He'll be alright.

The repairs to his leg
were successful.

And the Neotraxin will ward off
any infection or disease.

Even helps
speed up the recovery.

He should've died
from all those wounds.

That's really magical stuff.

Keep an eye on the ventricular.

Are you ready to go now?

I've got to.

I...

All of us

owe you our lives.

You'll not be forgotten.

You know, of course,
we have to erase

any memory of us and our colony.

I understand.

Thank you...for everything.

Sure liked it better
when we were on the same team.

[soft growling]

[romantic music]

[music continues]

You will not be forgotten.

I wish I could say the same.

[music continues]

Goodbye, Steve Austin.

[switch clicks]

[birds chirping]

Colonel Austin!

Colonel Austin!

[Oscar] There he is. Come on.

Steve.

Steve, are you alright?

We've been looking
all over for you.

Where have you been?

Oh, I don't know.

Were you hurt in the quake?

Earthquake?

We had to trigger
an earlier quake

in order to prevent another one
down the coast.

No. I didn't feel it.
Did it work?

Yes. The geologic pressure's
been relieved.

We better get you back to camp.

What's this?

- [Oscar] Where'd you get it?
- [Steve] I don't remember.

I'll have it analyzed.
You better get some rest.

Whatever it was you saw...

[bionic eye beeping]

[Oscar] What is it?

It was a...

Come on, pal. Let's go.

Goodbye, Steve Austin.

[solemn music]

[theme music]