A new character introduced in the fifth episode of season 9. Played by Lee Majors, he serves as one of the four rotating lead actors during the show's final renamed era.
NASA astronaut and USAF Colonel severely injured in an experimental aircraft crash. Rebuilt with $6 million bionic implants (right arm, both legs, left eye) granting superhuman strength, speed, and enhanced vision. Works as a secret agent for the OSI.
One of the three Barkley sons. Stands trial in a ghost town where he explains land holdings, and later buries an outlaw's wife, leaving a grave marker dated May 5, 1878.
Minor character involved in the school or town events.
Former Plumber agent guiding Ben and Gwen with alien tech expertise.
A wealthy Colorado ski resort tycoon who plans to purchase Bull Mountain from Ted Muntz. He intends to rebrand the area, upgrade facilities, and evict longtime residents. He offers Rick a managerial position but becomes outraged when Rick and his friends sabotage the resort's grand festivities, leading to his physical downfall during the chaos.
Has disappeared and has not returned home, leaving his daughter staying with a friend. His disappearance is connected to a group session and an unexplained request for help.
Retired bionic man and former OSI agent. Jaime's former lover, he returns to active duty to combat the Fortress terrorist group and later deals with Jaime's bionic deterioration.
One of Will's fellow trail hands, Blue travels with Will and Dutchy after the cattle drive ends. He joins the dispute over the elk and later separates from Will to seek work in town. After finding Will again, Blue helps him attack the cabin, smoke out the rawhiders, and rescue Catherine and Horace.
An arms dealer who contacts FBI agent Shane Daughtry to warn him about a covert operation called Seven Wonders. He is assassinated by terrorist Nick Tanner shortly after revealing this information.
Ed Solomon is John and Dean's single father, who raised them at an isolated Arctic research facility and inspired their geology careers. He falls into a coma, motivating the brothers' search for a grandson. After the baby says "grandpa," Ed wakes and finally sees his grandson, bringing the family together.
Astronaut transformed into a cybernetically enhanced operative who undertakes dangerous missions for national security.
Lee Majors has 117 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Bionic Reunion Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include The Virginian, The Fall Guy, The Six Million Dollar Man. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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