a5c7b9f00b The story of a man and his talking motorcycle. Jack Austin, an ex-astronaut who got too close to the sun and, by the power of the yellow sun, becomes the smartest human being alive. Heat Vision is the unfortunate combination of Jack Austin&#39;s former roommate and his motorcycle. Ron Silver, also an ex-astronaut and part-time actor, has the job of taking out Jack Austin. An alien named Paragon takes over the body of a chef and attempts to kill &quot;all monkey tramps.&quot; They all get mixed together by a kindly sheriff, and hilarity ensues. Astronaut on the run with special powers and his talking motorcycle must deal with a malevolent artificial life form that&#39;s possessing people and turning them into dust,wellNASA&#39;s hitman and real life actor Ron Silver. …well, not really.<br/><br/>As farI know, only one episode was made of this show, Episode 14. It&#39;s a fantastic bit of parody… of what, I do not know.<br/><br/>Some elements of the Fugitive, Knight Rider, and the Six Million Dollar Man all thrown into one wacky package.<br/><br/>Check it out if you can, but I had to download a crappy copy of it. Maybe it&#39;ll be a hidden DVD feature on some other Jack Black, Ben Stiller, and Owen Wilson project. made entirely of brilliant TV pilots (called &quot;The Network&quot;) that were never picked up and this was by far the best. I couldn&#39;t stop laughing. It&#39;s a real tragedy the show didn&#39;t get any air time – I bet if Jack Black and Owen Wilson switched places it would have been huge.
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