After having Jaime brutally beaten, Franklin lures Steve Austin into the clutches of his robot women.

A scientist (John Houseman) coveting an OSI device replaces agency secretaries with robot doubles.

Jaime poses as a singer to find out what happened to a missing OSI agent.

Jaime deals blackjack aboard a floating casino carrying unstable, explosive energy-cell prototypes.

Jaime competes as a professional lady wrestler while searching for a missing OSI agent.

While working on a project to track unidentified flying objects, Dr. Wells is abducted in a flying saucer.

Max and Chris Williams seek the antidote to a poison given to Jaime and a Soviet diplomat.

Alien-controlled Bigfoot attacks Jaime as she tries to rescue Steve; guests John Saxon, Stefanie Powers.

Jaime works as governess to a scientist's daughter (Kristy McNichol) so she can safeguard the researcher's current project.

A woman doubles as Jaime in order to obtain top-secret material from Oscar Goldman's files.

Jaime is jailed in a frame-up after giving a decoding device to a man posing as a general.

Jaime, posing as a stewardess, Rudy Wells and other airline passengers are stranded on a remote beach with a killer.

Jaime is trapped beneath a Southern California pyramid with an alien (Eduard Franz) predicting the destruction of Earth.

Jaime meets a computer whiz (Franklyn Ajaye) while under cover in college to learn who has been stealing from OSI.

Jaime dodges saboteurs while navigating in a desert auto race to retrieve a cassette vital to U.S. security.

Jaime sees a woman (Barbara Rush) resembling her dead mother, who Oscar admits was a Department of Defense agent.

Jaime goes under cover in a beauty pageant Oscar suspects is linked to threats against national security.

Jaime and Steve team up to stop a missile attack on Los Angeles launched from within the United States.

Left in charge of a wild-animal ranch, Jaime must protect a tame lion from ranchers who suspect it of killing livestock.

To catch an elderly Soviet spy, OSI must reactivate an agent (Richard Erdman) made bitter by forced retirement.

The bionic dog is kidnapped by foreign agents while Jaime lies helpless in a hospital bed.

Steve Austin is an astronaut who is seriously injured when his spaceship crashes. Handsome and athletic, Austin undergoes a government-sanctioned surgery, which rebuilds several of Steve's body parts with machine parts, making him cyborglike. When Steve recovers, his machine parts enable him to have superhuman strength and speed, as well as other powers. With these powers, Steve goes to work for the Office of Scientific Information, battling evil for the good of mankind.

The Prisoner (known only as Number Six) is a former government agent who abruptly resigns from his job and has been imprisoned in a beautiful and charming-yet-bizarre and enigmatic community -- a mysterious seaside "village" that is isolated from the mainland by mountains and the sea. Presumably wanted for the top-secret information he knows, Number Six is hunted, yet thwarts his captors at every turn. However, he's still trapped in the village by floating, glowing "rovers," mysterious, balloonlike devices that capture those who try to escape.

A team of ex-special forces soldiers on the lam from the military police (even though they didn't really commit the crime for which they'd been imprisoned) leaves a trail of explosions in its wake. But Hannibal, Faceman, B.A. and Murdock always stop to help the little guy against some corrupt local bigwig before escaping the MPs once again.