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[Man 1] It looks good
at NASA One.

[Man 2] Roger.
BCS Arm switch is on.

[Man 1] Okay, Victor.

[Man 2] Landing Rocket
Arm switch is on.

Here comes the throttle.
Circuit breakers in.

[whooshing]

[Steve] We have separation.
[Man 2] Roger.

[Man 3] Inboards and outboards
are on.

I'm coming forward
with the side stick.

[Man 1] All looks good.
[Man 2] Uh, Roger.

[Steve] I've got a blow out,
damper three!

[Man 2] Get your pitch to zero.
[Steve] Pitch is out!

I can't hold altitude!

[Man 2] Correction,
Alpha Hold is off.

Turn selectors...
Emergency!

[Steve] Flight Com,
I can't hold it!

She's breaking up!
She's breaking...

[explosion]

[Rudy] Steve Austin, astronaut.

A man barely alive.

[Oscar] Gentlemen,
we can rebuild him.

We have the technology.

We have the capability to make
the world's first bionic man.

Steve Austin will be that man.

Better than he was before.

Better, stronger, faster.

[theme music]

[suspenseful music]

[whistling]

[door opens]

- And how are you today?
- I'm fine.

You sure are.

Make no mistake about that!

Mm-mm!

[music continues]

[door opens]

[door closes]

[switch clicks]

[music continues]

[door opens]

[whistling]

[Security Guard] Hi, Charlie.
Still destroying up them secrets, huh?

[Charlie] Uh, well,
somebody's got to do it.

Well, if it isn't Clark
Templeton O'Flaherty himself.

[Clark] Ah, sure, it is he himself.

Did I never ask you, how did you
get a name like O'Flaherty?

Well, it was the lady
in the orphanage.

She thought she'd be funny.

Black Irish, said she.

[both laugh]

[buzzing]

[buzzing]

Having trouble again, Charlie?

Well, this thing breaks down
once a month,

regular as clockwork.

Do me a favor, O'Flaherty.

Take a look at it.
Maybe you can fix it again.

Otherwise I'll be here all night
with these documents,

until they send a repairman.

Sure, Charlie,
I'll see what I can do.

Ah.

Uh, by the way,

think I found another winner
for us tomorrow.

[dramatic music]

[switch clicks]

[music continues]

[shredder whirring]

Hello, Louie?

Hi, it's me, Charlie.

Alright, listen,
in the 4 o'clock,

I'd like to put six on
Dirty Mary and Sneaky Pete.

[door opens]

I made the bet.
Me bookie says you're crazy.

Ah, keep the faith, Charlie.

Here you go, Charlie.
Try it again.

[whirring]

O'Flaherty, you're a genius.

And a credit to old Ireland.

Now, you wouldn't be
putting me on now, would you?

[laughs]

[whistling]

[whistling]

Hey, where you been?

- We're gonna be late.
- Well, how can we be late?

We don't get the handball court
till 5:30.

Yeah, but by time
we get there and change,

it will be after that.

Well, you see, man,
if you could use your influence

to get me a better job,
I could be on time.

Oh, you're nuts.

[both chuckle]

You guys keep such
an eagle eye on this place,

I can't get away with nothing.
[laughs]

[upbeat music]

[engine cranking]

[upbeat music]

[Woman 1] Now the purpose is
to test the strength

of the artificial skin,
Colonel Austin.

So you don't have to be afraid
to hit the wall

as hard as you can.

[thuds]

[Woman 1] Perfect. Perfect.
Not a scratch.

You know it's possible
this same protective coating

could be made fireproof?

It'll have to wait.

Steve, I want to see you
in my office right away.

Well, I guess we'll have
to finish up tomorrow, huh?

For the past six months...

someone has been stealing
top-secret information from OSI.

It's gone through several
intermediaries.

It's gotten into
the wrong hands.

It's obviously an inside job.

Why wasn't I told
about this before?

You had other assignments
to complete.

We thought we could
handle this ourselves.

Security was doubled, tripled.

We checked all personnel
that's worked with OSI

for the past year.

Nothing, zero.

I, uh, take it
the case is in my hands now?

Right.

And the Secretary wants action,

and he wants it fast.

Where do I start?

I've asked Rudy Wells
to develop a special chemical

with a phosphorescent base.

And when applied on the surface,

will remain on the hands
for at least four or five days.

But it's only visible, Steve,
through your bionic eye

in its infrared mode.

[beeping]

I've ordered all material
that's come through OSI

in the past 24 hours

to be coated with this chemical.

I want you to check
every pair of hands in OSI,

particularly personnel
that don't come in contact

with this top-secret material.

I want you to get
this inside man.

I want you to break this ring.

And most of all...

find out who's behind all this.

[dramatic music]

[beeping]

[indistinct chatter]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[music continues]

[beeping]

[O'Flaherty whistling]

[scatting]

[car engine cranking]

[engine cranking]

Oscar, Steve.

Guess who turned out to have
his hand in the cookie jar?

Our friend O'Flaherty.

O'Flaherty, the maintenance man?

The guy you play handball with?

[Steve] That's the guy.

That chemical you put on
the secret papers

was all over his hands
and his mop.

I'm following him now.

There must be some mistake,
Steve.

He must have touched someone,

or maybe shaken hands
with someone

who had the chemical
on his hand.

We'll see, Oscar, we'll see.

[engine turns off]

[whistling]

Hi, O.
How're you doing, honey?

Just fine, sweet thing.

But, uh... I don't have time.

You never have time, O.

Well, it's the CTO.
What's happenin'?

Everything is cool, young blood.
How're you doing?

Hm, trying to follow
your footsteps, bro.

Right on.

I just want to thank you,
Mr. O'Flaherty,

for paying me
your rent in advance.

Well, it's better early
than late, Mrs. Johnson.

God bless you.
You're the best roomer I got.

Heavens knows, I wish
the rest of them was like you.

[chuckles]

But I don't envy you
holding on 'em two jobs.

[Mrs. Johnson laughs]

It keeps me out of trouble nice.

- Ain't that the truth?
- Yeah.

[both laugh]

[upbeat music]

[car engine cranking]

[music continues]

[engine rumbling]

[tires screeching in distance]

[door opens]

[door closes]

[music continues]

[car door closes]

[car engine cranking]

Steve, I've checked O'Flaherty's
personnel and security file,

and I'm sure
there's some mistake.

Is that right?

[Oscar] Every reference
he gave us,

everything in his record

has been checked and rechecked

as recently as three months ago.

Well, then, how do you explain
that our friend O'Flaherty

has now changed into a $300 suit

and is driving a $12,000 car?

What?

[music continues]

Hey, O'Flaherty.

- Hello, Gene, how are you?
- Fine, sir.

He just pulled in the driveway

of the most expensive
condominium apartment in town.

- [Oscar] Steve, we'd better...
- [Steve] Later, Oscar, later.

[music continues]

[tires screech]

[car door closes]

[music continues]

[telephone ringing]

Yeah?

Oh, hello, baby.

[chuckles] You coming over?

Well, good.

I'll thaw out
a couple of steaks.

No, no,
I got everything else we...

[doorbell buzzes]

Hold on a minute, babe.

You might have you
some competition.

[scoffs]

[doorbell buzzing]

[dramatic music]

[doorbell buzzing]

Later babe!

[knocking on door]

[creaking]

[Clark] Well, old buddy,

looks like I'm going to find me
a new handball partner.

[dramatic music]

[Clark] Sorry it turned out
this way, but...

You planning on using that?

If I have to.

I thought we were friends.

I've always liked you, Steve.

But don't press me.

[scoffs]

Sorry, buddy,
but, uh, but I got to split.

[music continues]

[groans]

Man, you were never that fast
on the handball court.

I hope you've got
an answer for this.

Yeah.

I've been stealing material
from you guys, yes.

But only to use as bait.

I'm an agent with the OGA.

The what?

The OGA. Have you ever,
you heard of the OGA?

Never.

I can't help that.

What's it stand for?

I can't tell you, man.
It's a secret organization.

Okay, where's your
identification card?

I'm leveling with you, Steve.
We don't carry ID cards.

Only the organization itself
can identify its men.

Well, that's fine.

They can identify you
down at the police station.

- Let's go.
- No, no, no, wait, Steve.

Now, wait, look.

I've spent a long time building
up contact with this spy ring.

Now, if I don't show up
later tonight,

well, they'll know
I've been busted

and the whole thing is
going to go down the drain.

You're going to spend
tonight behind bars.

No, wait, buddy, wait.

You want the guy behind
this spy ring, don't you?

Well, so do I.

Now I'm telling you, Steve,

either I show up later tonight,

or the whole thing is a bust.

Now you've got to believe me,
Steve.

[Oscar] Yes, Steve,
I have heard of the OGA.

But it's so secret,
nobody on the hill knows

who or how many there are.

That's what he says.

[Oscar] Well, let me
check it out.

But if it is true,
what's bothering me already is,

why would the OGA sneak around
stealing secrets

from OSI to use as bait?

Well, O says he has to
meet someone tonight

or blow his contact.

[Oscar] I think it's too risky
to trust him.

He's either an OGA man,

or he's a colossal liar.

I know.

He might be leading you
into a trap, Steve.

I'd like to get the man
behind all this, but--

- [Steve] Say no more.
- [Oscar] Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.
Let me check it out first.

Well, there isn't time.

I guess I'll just have
to play along.

[Oscar] Steve, what if
he isn't an OGA man?

Then I'll bring him in.

[Oscar] Steve, listen, I just...

Well, if you're an agent, O,
you won't mind me tagging along.

How am I supposed to
explain you?

You've got a big imagination.
Use it.

[exhales sharply]

Why is my life getting
so complicated?

[tense music]

[Clark] Do you know
how much they're gonna

charge me to fix that door?

[Steve] I have a feeling
you can afford it.

How much you selling this for?

Whatever Ms. Hall away will pay.

- Ms. Hall away?
- Mm-hmm. My contact.

She has several other sources.

She pays me and then
she sells to the higher-ups.

And you have no idea
who the higher-ups are?

No.

My plan has been to sell
Hall away legitimate information,

you know, build up a trust.

I figured eventually
she'd lead me to the big boy.

Well, I think you're
running out of time, O.

I think we should try
and reach the top tonight.

Man, what're you doin'?

We'll sell half at a time
for bigger money.

That way, Ms. Hall away
will have to go

to a higher-up for approval.

Oh, man, you're going to get us
both killed.

I never argue price.

Well, speaking of price,

just what have you been doing
with the money

this, uh, Ms. Hall away
has paid you in the past?

Ooh, uh...

I keep it in a safe place.

After deducting
the price of this car

and that fancy apartment?

That's part of my cover, man.

We do things really big
at the OGA.

Yeah.

Like steal secrets
from other agencies.

Well, I had to build up a trust,
Steve.

You know, she can tell
the real thing from the fake.

You're still suspicious, huh?

To put it mildly, O,
to put it mildly.

[laughs]

[suspenseful music]

[brakes squeal]

You know, one mistake
and we play handball again,

and you're the ball.

If it wasn't so dark,
you could see me shaking.

[knocking]

- [Ms. Hall away] Yes?
- [Clark] It's O'Flaherty.

- [Clark] I brought someone with me.
- [Ms. Hall away] You what?

[Clark] You heard me.
He's with me, and he's clean.

I checked him out myself.

Ms. Hall away,
this is Bob Towers.

What exactly is a Bob Towers?

He's my new partner,

and we're here to do business.

How about you?

Oh, I'm always ready
to do business, Mr. O'Flaherty.

Fine, Ms. Hall away.

This way.

Shall I have a look at it?

How much you think it's worth,
Hall away?

About $1 and a half.

Maybe $2.

If you're trying to be funny,
nobody's laughing.

What did you expect
without the other half?

And with the other half?

About $10,000.

We'll take it.

[Steve chuckles]

What's so funny?

Hall away...

that information is worth
at least ten times that.

And you're eager to settle
for $10,000,

and she's eager to steal
at that price.

He's got a lot to say
for a new partner.

Uh, maybe Mr. O'Flaherty is
better off the way that he is.

You know, sometimes it's better
to make a little less money

than to seek far too much
and risk losing something

of infinitely greater value,

something irreplaceable.

Look, you either come up
with $100,000,

or we'll take our business
elsewhere.

[telephone dialing]

[line ringing]

[Man on phone] Hello?

Mr. O'Flaherty has
a new partner, a Mr. Bob Towers.

They want ten times
the usual amount.

[indistinct chatter]

Yes, sir.

[indistinct chatter]

Yes, sir.

Alright.

Fine.

At 9:00 p.m. at this address.

And make sure you bring
the other half of the document.

- Well, how'd I do?
- Not bad for a double agent.

- You know, I am hurt, Austin.
- No tears, O.

Oh, no, no, I mean it.

I pass you off as my partner,
I play it real cool,

and you act like
you still don't trust me.

Look, I'll trust you if this
meeting leads us to Mr. Big,

and if you help me nab him.

Phew! You're a hard man
to convince.

Yeah, well,
just keep trying, huh?

[dramatic music]

[engine cranking]

[dialing]

[line ringing]

[Man on phone] Yeah.

O'Flaherty and his partner
will have one half

of a very important document.

I suggest that you get it
no matter what you have to do.

[music continues]

[dramatic music]

[Steve] How are you
with your fist, O'Flaherty?

I happen to be superb
with my fists.

I also happen to be spectacular
in karate, kung fu,

and any other martial art
you can come up with.

[Steve] Well, we may
need them all.

[tires screeching]

[brakes squealing]

We got company.

[car door opens]

Showtime.

[tires screech]

Looks like we're
the main attraction.

[car doors open]

[car doors close]

- [Man] Let's have it.
- [Steve] Let's see the money.

If you want to get out of here
alive, you'll hand it over.

[thuds]

[groans]

[man groans]

[clanks]

[groans]

[music continues]

[thudding]

[thuds]

[crackles]

[engine revving]

[dramatic music]

[knocking on door]

[Oscar] Come in.

Bill, good of you to come
at this ungodly hour.

That's alright. I got the
message it was important, Oscar.

What in our business
isn't important?

How about a drink?

- Uh, no, no.
- Oh, sit down. Sit down.

[sighs]

How's your golf game?

Don't really get much time
to play, Oscar.

I can imagine. Running OGA
must be a back breaker.

No bigger load than you have.

Oh, come on, Oscar.
We both should be home in bed.

Alright, Bill,
I'll get right to the point.

Do you have an agent by the name

of Clark Templeton O'Flaherty?

- It's possible.
- I need to know the truth.

Well, then, I have to know why.

He's accused of stealing secrets
from OSI.

Oh?

No, I never heard of the man.

Well, let's, uh, cut the
professional cop out, hey.

He says...

He says, he's an OGA agent.

And one of my men
are trusting him, Bill.

- Which one of your men?
- That's not important.

[scoffs] Oh, I see.

I'm to name my boys,
but you don't name yours.

Alright, his name is
Steve Austin.

Now, is O'Flaherty one of
your men, or isn't he?

Well, he could be.

But you say he was taking
OSI secrets.

To use as bait
to break up a spy ring.

Oscar, our men are
not authorized to steal

from another government agency.

I'm not trying to intimidate
your group, Bill!

I just want to know, is he,

or is he not one of your agents?

Alright, O'Flaherty
is one of our men.

But if he's been stealing
secrets from you, Oscar...

well, you know the story.

Could be a double agent.

[dramatic music]

That's right, he was surrounded
by at least four guys.

There's no way
he could have escaped.

I-- I take that back.
Uh, he's here. Never mind.

Steve! [laughs]

It's really good
to see you, buddy.

Yeah.

- Why did you run out on me?
- Well, to get help.

I was just following the OGA
to send the heavy duty squad

to help you.

But why didn't you stay
and help?

[scoffs] How do you think
I got to the OGA, huh?

Because I'm a survivor.

In order to survive,
you got to use your brains,

not your muscle.

How do I know you weren't
talking to Hall away?

How do I know
you didn't set me up?

Oh, Steve,
you got to trust me.

I did. All it got me
was a few hard knocks.

What do you think,
I would have come back here

if I was trying to get away?

I just could have split
for good.

Maybe.

[telephone rings]

O'Flaherty here.

It's Hall away.

Hall away, this is Towers.

Do you want the other half
of that paper or not?

Perhaps our actions were

a bit rash, Mr. Towers.

At any rate, my immediate
superior heard about the way

you handled yourself
and he was most impressed.

Impressed enough to come up
with $100,000?

Yes, he's authorized me
to pay your price.

[Steve] No deal.

I don't like the way you
do business, Hall away.

From here on in, we want to deal
directly with the top man.

That's impossible.

Well, so is our doing business.

[Ms. Hall away] Wait a minute.

- It might be arranged.
- Well, then do it.

I'll call you right back
with a possible meeting place.

She's going to set up
a meeting with a top man.

Good deal.

Yeah, maybe.

Could be just another trick.

Now we need a plan,

something that will really
smoke out Mr. Big.

We need a plan?

Do you trust me now?

[sighs] Yeah. Well-- well,
as far as I can throw you.

Well, maybe not that far.

By the way,
what is it with your arm?

- What?
- Your arm?

I saw a knife go in
and a knife come out,

and I saw no blood.

Now that's unreal, man.

Oh, yeah. Well, uh...

You see, I had an accident,

I lost an arm.

I replaced it
with an artificial one.

Couldn't tell to look at it.

[telephone rings]

Yeah.

Yes, Ms. Hall away.

Right. Uh-huh, we'll be there.

And no funny tricks
this time, yeah?

Well, of course not.

Don't worry, Mr. O'Flaherty.

Let's go.

[dramatic music]

What makes you think
this isn't another trap?

Well, we can't be sure
of anything.

But in the spy business,

you have to learn
to take the risk.

Or don't you know about
the spy business?

Of course I know about
the spy business.

I'm a government agent
and all that.

That makes me an S-P-Y.

[music continues]

What did you work on
before this?

Oh, this is going
to be a quiz, huh?

Well?

Okay, okay.

Have you ever heard
of the Dajovic Memorandum?

- No.
- You never heard of that?

Oh, man!

I had to pretend to be
a blind beggar,

leap through a flaming wall,

and speak Croatian
to get that document.

- Yeah, what'd it say?
- I don't know.

It was in code, but I got it.

[music continues]

[chuckles] Okay, okay.

I'm not supposed to
talk about that.

But we're on the same team,
so, uh...

Hey...

you ever hear of the laser beam
incident on Hornby island?

Wha-- what're you talking about?

Oh, man, nothin' else could
Goldman tell you anything?

Man, the laser beam secrets
I stole from Hornby island

put us far ahead of everybody.

[music continues]

I got a big bonus and
a month's vacation for that job.

You still don't believe me,
do you?

Not completely.

Well, I can understand that

because everything I do
is so secret,

it is hard to believe.

Yeah, it's almost impossible.

[music continues]

[knocking on door]

Come in, gentlemen.

I'm prepared to pay the $100,000

you require for the other half
of the document.

[beeping]

You, uh, personally checked out

the other half of the document
we gave Hall away?

I personally check out every
piece of information I buy.

Well, I just like to make sure
you know how valuable it is.

I'm quite satisfied with it.

Well, is it a deal?

You got yourself a deal.

No deal.
I want $200,000 or no deal.

You what?

$200,000 or no deal.

Now, look, partner,
the offer is $100,000.

And as far as I'm concerned,
it's a deal. Now can you dig it?

I can dig you willing
to get ripped off,

or you can do that without me.

You won't accept the deal,

and you sell him
your half of the document.

I won't deal for less than
my half of $200,000.

Now you gentlemen want to talk
it over and make a decision?

I'll wait outside.

[door opens]

[door closes]

Maybe you were right,
Hall away.

I was better off
without a partner.

Now I'll give you something
worth more than $100,000

and get rid of the new partner
at the same time.

[dramatic music]

Go on.

That cat is a member

of a top-secret organization
called the OSI.

Now his real name is
Colonel Steve Austin, huh.

Now you snatch him,
and he could be worth plenty,

and maybe a few military
secrets in return.

[music continues]

[dramatic music]

Alright, bring him back in.

Well, do you pay
my price or not?

[door closes]

Your price is too high,
Colonel Austin.

Well, I guess we know
what side you're on.

[scoffs] Business is business,
old buddy.

O'Flaherty told us all about it,

your getting on to his game

and forcing him to
bring you into us.

Yeah, that was my big mistake,
I halfway trusted him.

Ah! I got the luck of the Irish,
that's all.

Get you off my back,
plus, I get the $100,000

Mr. Big here offered me.

You're a sucker, O,
that's not Mr. Big.

Hall away brought in a ringer.

And just how do you know that,
Colonel Austin?

The document he said
that he handled

was treated with
a special chemical.

If he had examined it,

there would have been
a stain on his hand.

Is that true, Hall away?
Is this cat here a ringer?

It's not important.

The point is you've proved
your loyalty to us

and you'll be
well rewarded for it.

[chuckles softly]

That sounds like sweet music
to my ears.

Alright, we'll hold him
at the bookstore.

You, uh, get some chains.

Well, Colonel Austin,
I guess the game is over.

You still want to see
my ID card?

[dramatic music]

[Ms. Hall away] It really is
a pity, Colonel Austin.

You're a very bright man.

[Clark] Too bright for his own good.

He could be making real money

instead of working
for small change at OSI.

Men like Austin don't care
about money, O'Flaherty.

They care about principle
and loyalty in their country,

protecting it from outsiders
like you and traitors like me.

You're right, Hall away,
you're a traitor.

But O'Flaherty isn't
an outsider.

He's just a greedy punk

that would do anything
for a big car

and a fancy apartment.

Man, why don't you be cool
and be glad

you're worth something alive?

[music continues]

[car door closes]

[chains rattling]

How much do you think you
can get for him, Hall away?

Not a penny.

Hall a way's been playing you
for a sap from the word go.

You keep out of this, Austin.

Yeah, what about that fake boss?

Yeah, Hall away, what about him?

It's a ringer of course.

It's a necessary precaution.

Okay, now there's no need for
you to worry about me now, huh?

I brought you some
hot goods here.

I suppose you call in
the real top guy.

There's no top guy, O'Flaherty.

There's only a top woman.

Huh?

I'm in charge of this
whole operation.

I always have been.

But you always took
half my dough.

Not only do I find it safer
to pose as an intermediary,

it's also cheaper.

Well, O, I'd say we got
what we came for.

- Looks that way, Steve.
- What do you mean?

[clanks]

[grunting]

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[grunting]

[grunts]

[groans]

[thuds]

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[clattering]

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[Ms. Hall away groans]

Hey, O, I thought you used
your brain, not your brawn.

Well, when it comes to getting
my brains blown out, old buddy,

I reconsider.

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I accept the fact that, uh,

you stole secrets in pursuit of
your work, Mr. O'Flaherty.

[O'Flaherty] That's very big
of you, Mr. Goldman.

[chuckles]

I don't approve of what
you've done,

but I accept what you've done.

Even though Bill McAdams
assured me

that he didn't authorize you
to do any of such thing.

Well, now would you admit
that you gave an agent

those kind of orders?

- No.
- Hm.

Oscar would self-destruct

before he'd admit
something like that.

The important thing is
we got Hall away.

And we couldn't have
gotten her...

without you.

I'm also impressed
with the way in which

you stole secrets from us,
Mr. O'Flaherty.

[Steve] Watch it, O.

When Oscar's impressed
with something,

it's usually a lead in.

I'll get right to the point.

We'd like to have you here
at OSI.

- No kidding.
- We have a lot to offer.

You'll be one of our top agents,

and you'll work closely
with Mr. Austin.

What?
And give up janitoring?

Is you crazy? No way!

[laughing]

I'll guarantee you that
we'll beat anything

that OGA has to offer,
Mr. O'Flaherty, anything.

Well, I would like to work
with Steve.

Good.

In fact, I was thinking about

putting in a good word
about Steve at OGA.

- What?
- What do you say, Steve?

Well, I don't know.

Let's have a little lunch
and talk about it.

- Hm.
- Just a second here.

And we have got a pension plan
that you would not believe.

- Paid vacations?
- Every other week.

- And Expense account...
- Now just... Wait a minute.

Sounds good.

[O'Flaherty]
And you saw my pad...

Mm.

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