Run, Steve, Run

When a crime syndicate and a robot creator conspire to build a team of bionic robot criminals to steal gold from Fort Knox, the robot inventor uses Steve as the model so he can build something superior by testing him with knowing, but Steve senses the accidents aren't accidents, and goes on vacation, and waits for them to make the move. After some attempts on putting his skill set to the test, they kidnap Steve in order to learn how his bionic limbs work.

Fair episode with flashbacks of previous villainous encounters - Steve is trying to figure out who is trying to kill him - but things get better when he heads over to the yonder, to a ranch and takes to riding with a pretty cowgirl. Lee Majors looks like he enjoyed this episode as it reminded him of his Big Valley Days. It's not a striking episode, but it's ok, and ends with a good finale.

Steve Austin(Lee Majors) is the target of research and retribution by the return of robot(android!) maker Dr. Chester Dolenz(Henry Jones again, from 'Day Of The Robot') who has a new criminal backer(played by George Murdoch) who wants Dolenz to build him bionic robots so that he can rob Fort Knox, but they can do nothing but watch Steve vacation at a ranch in Utah with an old friend(played by Noah Beery) until skeptical Oscar Goldman(Richard Anderson) starts to believe the threat is real. Poor episode is a real waste of time, both mundane and repetitive, containing three different scenes of flashback footage involving previous foes!