Interview Richard Anderson interview and win a copy of The Six Million Dollar Man the Complete Collection (1 Viewer)

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Put me in coach, I'm ready to win some 6 Million Dollar Man action!

 

[Albert71292]

That would look nice on the shelf next to my Get Smart Complete Series set!

 

[wrd123]

enter me in the contest! great interview!

 

[Charles Ellis]

Please enter me in the contest!

 

[shoeshineboy]

Put my name in to the pile!

thanks

 

[MATTDVD]

Please enter my name.

 

[Ron Lee Green]

Great interview!

Please enter my name in the contest as well.

 

[Jaxon's Dad]

Please add me to the entries.

 

[Brian Sallot]

I loved this show as a kid so count me in as well.

 

[AlexF]

Oh heck, count me in.

 

I want to win this prize desperately!

 

[ian spector]

Please enter my name in the contest.

thanks


Ian

 

[MishaLauenstein]

Talked to Richard Anderson at the Comic-con in Boston last month. Very nice man. Also got a chance to chat with Lee Majors at the same event. Mr. Anderson had an Oscar Goldman with Exploding Briefcase action figure next to him. My parents never got me one.

 

[Bob Gu]

Please enter me in the contest. I remember a TV Guide interview where Lee Majors explained the career rise that led him to star in The Six Million Dollar Man, was an example of the banana theory: He said he was, the fourth banana in The Big Valley, the third banana in The Men From Shiloh, the second banana in Owen Marshal Counsler At Law, and finally, the first banana, the star, in The Six Million Dollar Man.

 

please enter my name into the contest

 

[Ron68]

Please enter me too, thanks

 

[Todd Stout]

The Six Million Dollar Man was a favorite of mine when I was a kid. I had the Steve Austin and Maskatron action figures but for some reason never had Oscar Goldman (I would put the Oscar Goldman face on Maskatron and just pretend that was Oscar). I even had the "Critical Assignment Arms" for Steve Austin and the inflatable Mission Control Center. Ahhh... memories.


Please enter me in the contest!

 

[Regulus]

Since I already forked over money for a copy this will probably increase my chance to win this.

 

[Charles H]

Please post my name in the contest. Richard Anderson also did a commentary on the THRILLER box.

 

[glidiator]

Yes , please !


When I was a kid , this was a favorite show of mine. I also read the sci-fi books on which the show was based. Cyborg , Operation:Nuke , & High Crystal , by Martin Caidin. I always wanted to be an astronaut , so Steve Austin was a sympathetic character. I remember a couple of episodes especially well. One was filmed at the NASA Dryden facility at Edwards AFB , and featured a lot of exotic experimental craft , with some being examples of the lifting-body planes like the one Steve Austin had crashed in the show's intro.