An anthropologist awakens the bionic sasquatch using a high pitch sonic device. She informs OSI of her discovery, unaware of the creature's alien origin. Steve Austin intervenes in an attempt to stave off all efforts to capture the sasquatch. A visit to a hidden cave reveals that the sasquatch was left behind by his alien creators at his own request and was in an extended period of hibernation while being transformed into an earth creature. However his premature awakening has left him in an unstable state. Steve Austin must help his hairy friend return to his cave while evading capture by the anthropologist and her scheming guides.
The Bigfoot returns again and is in an unstable state due to awakening. His alien friends hadn't taken him and have kept him in the cave. Why? I don't know. This episode is just an excuse to get our hairy friend and Steve face off, but there's no big fight. The villainy comes from two goons, out to capture Bigfoot. It's not as good as the previous Bigfoot episode but it's watchable enough.
The Bigfoot returns again and is in an unstable state due to awakening. His alien friends hadn't taken him and have kept him in the cave. Why? I don't know. This episode is just an excuse to get our hairy friend and Steve face off, but there's no big fight. The villainy comes from two goons, out to capture Bigfoot. It's not as good as the previous Bigfoot episode but it's watchable enough.
