T1.E4

Day of the Robot

El episodio se transmitió el 8 feb 1974
TV-PG
48min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTo steal a top-secret anti-missile device a Major is kidnapped and replaced with a robot, prompting Steve to discover the impostor and keep the device from being stolen and sold to the highe... Leer todoTo steal a top-secret anti-missile device a Major is kidnapped and replaced with a robot, prompting Steve to discover the impostor and keep the device from being stolen and sold to the highest bidder.To steal a top-secret anti-missile device a Major is kidnapped and replaced with a robot, prompting Steve to discover the impostor and keep the device from being stolen and sold to the highest bidder.

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Trivia
Features the first use of the iconic "na-na-na-na" sound, usually associated with bionic Steve Austin, during his tennis game but only for his bionic eye and not his bionic limbs.

Errores
After Steve drops the steel girder, it bounces and wiggles as if made of rubber.

Citas
Gavern Wilson: When was the last time you saw Mr. Austin?
Robot: [imprinted with Fred Sloan's memories] Mister? You mean Colonel Austin, don't ya? Steve would cringe if anybody would call him mister. He's all airforce, there's not a drop of mister in him. The last time I saw my buddy Steve Austin was on the tennis court this morning.

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Edited into El hombre nuclear: Run, Steve, Run (1974)

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10/10

ATTENTION: DR. DOLENZ'S FIRST NAME = CHESTER, NOT JEFFEREY.

Of course I love the SMDM and all episodes. But in the plot synopsis description of Day of the Robot, you have Dr. Dolenz's FIRST NAME WRONG. His name is NOT Jefferey. IT IS CHESTER. Dr. Chester Dolenz. Believe me I know. I have been in love with the SMDM, and Lee Majors, since I was 13 years old. I am now 60. I have seen each and every episode many times, I have had many books, posters, and other things about the show. I now also have all 5 seasons on DVD. Day of the Robot and The Robot Maker are my all time favorite episodes.

P. S. RIP to the talented John Saxon who is now no longer with us. He passed away July 25, 2020. He was 83.