Yesterday, I presented two “radio play” style MP3 files starring Steve Austin, the Six Million Dollar Man, in various Christmas-related bionic adventures. Today, I present two more:
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The intro and theme song we know wasn’t the only one — there was an alternate intro and theme with lyrics sung by Dusty Springfield! Here it is:
Here’s the Quebec French intro for the show, L’Homme de Six Millions. Note that instead of “Better…faster…stronger,”, they say “stronger…faster…better”. I’m surprised I don’t hear a “tabernac!” in the dialogue when the ship crashes:
Here’s the German intro:
Here’s the Hong Kong (Cantonese) version. Note that his name isn’t “Steve Austin”:
Unlike the other intros, the Italian one isn’t the American intro with dubbed dialogue; they rolled their own:
And last but not least, here’s the Six Million Rupee Man, a skit from the British/Indian sitcom Goodness Gracious Me:
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Additionnally, you can also find the French version, which updated entirely the title : it's "L'homme qui valait 3 milliards", translated "the man who was worth 3 billions". Guess French Francs weren't worth that much compared to USD at the times :)