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| - The Marsden Ranch held fond memories for Steve Austin, including those of fishing at the creek near the property before old man Marsden passed away. Despite the warning that the place needed repairs, Steve purchased the property from John Ellerton so that he could put down some roots in his hometown of Ojai, California. He completed extensive repairs on the home in a leisurely week, thanks to his bionics. Steve's parents, Jim and Helen Elgin, also helped to hang the kitchen wallpaper.
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| - The Marsden Ranch held fond memories for Steve Austin, including those of fishing at the creek near the property before old man Marsden passed away. Despite the warning that the place needed repairs, Steve purchased the property from John Ellerton so that he could put down some roots in his hometown of Ojai, California. He completed extensive repairs on the home in a leisurely week, thanks to his bionics. Steve's parents, Jim and Helen Elgin, also helped to hang the kitchen wallpaper. The place was also the site of what was perhaps the most serious professional disagreement between Oscar Goldman and Steve, as well as the place Jaime Sommers first entered into OSI service. Shortly after Jaime's bionic replacement surgery, Oscar pressed Steve for Jaime's participation in a mission, in Steve's newly-renovated kitchen. Steve vehemently refused, saying she wasn't ready — in violation of the pact he had made with Oscar to allow for Jaime's expensive surgery. Jaime, who had been bionically listening from outside the house, then entered the room to accept the mission over Steve's objections. (The Bionic Woman (episode), The Bionic Woman (Part II))
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