One of the defining television sensations of the 1970s was The Six Million Dollar Man, the story of astronaut Steve Austin ...

When The Bionic Woman debuted on January 14, 1976, it was unlike anything television had seen before. Spun off from The Six Million Dollar Man, the show followed Jaime Sommers (played by Lindsay ...

To understand "The Bionic Woman" heroine Jaime Sommers, you first have to get on board with "The Six Million Dollar Man." The young tennis star turned partially cyborg superhero was first introduced ...

You have to be of a certain age to remember The Bionic Woman, the late Seventies TV series that spun off from The Six Million Dollar Man and later spawned several made-for-TV movies reuniting Jaime ...

An Emmy win doesn't always mean a series will be remembered. Case in point: these 10 well-received shows that seem to have ...

Not unlike her mother was glued to the set back on September 10, 1977 when the original show made its third season premier. "The Bionic Dog" episode of "The Bionic Woman" was the first show on a new ...

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In the 1970s, The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman captivated audiences with their thrilling stories of technological transformation. Steve Austin and Jaime Sommers weren’t just ...

That's because she was on the hit TV show Bionic Woman, about tennis player Jaime Sommers who is rebuilt with bionic technology after a sky-diving accident. The super strong Jaime is then snapped up ...

It's been nearly 50 years since Lindsay Wagner, 76, played Jamie Sommers in The Bionic Woman, but she's still making an impact on pop culture and interacting with her fans. As the Daily Mail reported, ...

THE FUTURE — For most, a disembodied hand inching its way across a table would be something found only in a horror movie or stress-induced dream. But for Tilly Lockey, removing the detachable hand ...