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A dog ate his master's rotting corpse after he and his wife died in their home and lay undiscovered for weeks, a court heard today.Unable to find any food, the dog, believed to be a German Shepherd, fed on Albert Sprigens's arm and head after the 82-year-old died at the couple's isolated house in Brenchley, near Pembury, Kent.

Maximillion was a German Shepherd in the 3rd and final season of 1970s television series The Bionic Woman. He initially appeared in a two part episode entitled "The Bionic Dog". Subsequent appearances followed during the season, most notably an episode focusing on his kidnap, simply entitled 'Max'.Max was an experiment to see if trained animals could benefit from bionics. The name Maximillion was coined as a result of the bionic project (legs and jaw) costing one million dollars. The legs enable Max to run at 90 MPH, making him the fastest legged being on the planet. He can also bite open a can of dog food and feed himself. However, his most famous feat of strength is when he saw a unpowered car controllably rolling down a hill and prevented a collision by biting on the bumper and bringing it to a stop.Having suffered fire trauma as a pup, Maximillion had a fierce aversion to flames. Unfortunately, the OSI confused the dog's difficulty as an age related variant of bionic rejection. In a pivotal scene, Max appeared to reinforce that belief when he unexpectedly attacks a lab assistant that lights up a match in order to smoke a cigarette. This results in his schedule for termination, but he is saved by Jaime Sommers (the Bionic Woman). With her help, Max is able to overcome his pyrophobia, convince Oscar Goldman of the same and become her loyal pet.Maximillion subsequently became a recurring character during the final season of The Bionic Woman. His fate is never revealed, but he did not appear in any of the Six Million Dollar Man/Bionic Woman reunion telefilms aired between 1987 and 1994, and no reference to the dog is made within the films.Maximillion was played by Bracken. See alsoThe Bionic WomanList of fictional dogs