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Title: The Bionic Woman (1976–1978)
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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| Lindsay Wagner | ... | Jaime Sommers / ... 58 episodes, 1976-1978 | |
| Richard Anderson | ... | Oscar Goldman 58 episodes, 1976-1978 | |
| Martin E. Brooks | ... | Dr. Rudy Wells 46 episodes, 1976-1978 | |
In this TV spinoff of "The Six Million Dollar Man", tennis pro Jamie Sommers was almost killed in a skydiving accident, but was saved by the U.S. Government, which used bionic parts to save her. Both legs, one arm, and one ear are artificial, which give her a number of super powers. She works as an agent for the Office of Scientific Investigations battling spies, fembots, mad scientists and aliens. Written by Marty McKee <mmckee@wkio.com>
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Even now, from over 20 years distance from "the bionic woman" - she is still quite an example for women heroines in the entire Television history. She is beautiful, witty, brave and non-compromising - a lot thanks to Lindsay Wagner which performed her roll in such an elegant way. Jaime was one of the first women in television, to be shown as more then just another pretty face - at first, as a sidekick for the six million dollars man but soon enough, in behalf of herself. To bad the series didn't last longer - there was a lot of potential - the series combined both action and drama, and even humor now and then. Jaime always encountered intriguing and complex situations, and always handled them very well. All and all, I think that what made Jaime so special was the fact that bionic or not - she was human, very human and emotional but one of a strong character.