Howard Rodman (Feb 18 1920-Dec 4 1985) was an award-winning screenwriter who, under the pseudonym of Henri Simoun, scripted the teleplay for the original 1973 TV movie "The Six Million Dollar Man." In so doing, he essentially created the television version of Martin Caidin's character, as well as supplied the format for the subsequent series. Rodman began his career in the 1950s writing for such noted anthology series of television's early days such as Playhouse 90. In the early 1960's, he continued to polish his work for episodic dramatic TV, becoming a regular contributor to critically acclaimed series such as Naked City and Route 66, as well as serving as story editor for both of those series. This period of his career resulted in a trio of Writer's Guild awards (Annual Best Dramatic Te
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