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| Richard Anderson | Oscar Goldman | |
| Lindsay Wagner | Jaime Sommers | |
| Martha Scott | Helen Elgin | |
| Ford Rainey | Jim Elgin | |
| Christian Juttner | Teddy | |
| Shawnte Northcutte | Girl Student | |
| Lee Majors | Col. Steve Austin | |
| Robbie Rist | Andrew | |
| Robbie Wolcott | Mark | |
| Alycia Gardner | Gwen | |
| Sam Chew Jr. | Mark Russell | |
| Dennis Patrick | Carlton Harris | |
| Martin E. Brooks | Dr. Rudy Wells | |
| Dee Timberlake | Karen Stone | |
| Sally Yarnell | Hairdresser | |
| James Karen | George Morehouse | |
| Tippi Hedren | Susan Victor | |
| Andy Griffith | Jack Starkey | |
| Josef Rainer | Attendant | |
| Rick Lenz | Dr. Michael Marchetti |
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| Producer |
Harve Bennett
Kenneth Johnson Arnold F. Turner |
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| Writer |
Kenneth Johnson
Martin Caidin Arthur Rowe James D. Parriott |
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| Cinematography |
Allen M. Davey
Enzo A. Martinelli Gene A. Talvin |
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| Musician |
Jerry Fielding
Joseph Harnell John Cacavas Richard Clements |
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In 1975 Lindsay Wagner made a guest appearance on 'The $6 Million Dollar Man' as perfect female companion for Steve Austin - Jaime Sommers. After a tragic skydiving accident, Jaime also received Bionic replacements. She and Steve planned to be married, but it came to pass that Jaime's body rejected her new limbs and she died. ABC realized how phenomenally successful Lindsay Wagner's portrayal of Jaime Sommers had become. So, they brought her back to life and spun her off into her own series - 'The Bionic Woman'. It debuted in January 1976 and was an immediate hit. The series ran on ABC for two seasons, and was picked up by NBC for its final season. |
| 46 mins 1/14/1976 1. Welcome Home, Jaime: Part 1 | |||
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After going through another operation, Jaime Sommer's memories are slowly resurfacing. Now she is ready to move back to Ojai and live near her foster parents, Jim & Helen Elgin. Oscar Goldman arranges a job for her as a teacher at the Ventura Air Force base school but Jaime also insists on taking on missions of the OSI.
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| 48 mins 1/21/1976 2. Welcome Home, Jaime: Part 2 | |||
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Jaime finds out her old adversary Carlton Harris has been laying traps for her in order to test her Bionic abilities. So she decides to play into his hands by pretending to have had enough of working for the OSI and infiltrate Carlton's organization.
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| 48 mins 1/28/1976 3. Angel of Mercy | |||
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Jaime goes on a rescue mission to Costa Bravo disguised as an army nurse. She is accompanied by cranky helicopter pilot Jack Starkey. Their mission: to find the American ambassador and his wife.
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| 48 mins 2/18/1976 4. A Thing of the Past | |||
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Beloved school bus driver and local mechanic Harry Anderson gets in trouble when he is recognized by a couple of thugs. It turns out he's been hiding out in Ojai for 15 years ever since witnessing a club owner being murdered.
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| 48 mins 2/25/1976 5. Claws | |||
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Jaime is looking after Susan Victor's wild animal ranch for a few days. Some of the local ranchers have become convinced Susan's pet lion Neil has been attacking their stock.
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| 47 mins 3/3/1976 6. The Deadly Missiles | |||
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An unauthorized missile has been launched from the ranch estate of tycoon J.T. Connors. Since J.T. used to sponsor Jaime Sommers during the early days of her tennis career, Oscar Goldman sends Jaime to investigate while Steve Austin monitors for more more missiles at M.E.W.S. Control.
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| 48 mins 3/17/1976 7. Bionic Beauty | |||
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Despite her objections, Oscar enters Jaime as a contestant in the Miss United States pageant which he thinks is being rigged. Posing as Miss California with Helen Elgin as her chaperon, Jaime is actually looking for a micro computer circuit that is about to be smuggled out of the country.
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| 47 mins 3/24/1976 8. Jaime's Mother | |||
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Jaime is contacted by a mysterious woman claiming to be her mother. Oscar Goldman admits to the fact that Ann Sommers used to be a spy and even had a double by the name of Chris Stuart. While Jaime and Ann are getting reacquainted, some thugs on Ann's tail are planning to silence her once and for all.
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| 48 mins 4/7/1976 9. Winning Is Everything | |||
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Jaime becomes Tim Sander's navigator during the Dash-i-Ravar international race. Her goal is to secure a cassette tape with top secret information when the race passes through Taftan, South West Asia. In this part of the world, Oscar takes on a disguise and goes by the name of 'Oscar Bartholomew'.
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| 47 mins 4/14/1976 10. Canyon of Death | |||
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A native American boy joins Jaime's class at Ventura Air Force Base but has trouble fitting in because of his overactive imagination involving his Indian heritage. When he wanders into the desert to be on his own, he stumbles upon a test involving an atomic powered flying suit.
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| 48 mins 5/5/1976 11. Fly Jaime | |||
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Jaime is undercover as stewardess Miss Winters to keep an eye on Rudy Wells who is transporting a top secret Cobalt 247 formula. The plane goes down in an electrical storm and the passengers end up on a deserted island where the conspirators will do anything to get the formula from Rudy.
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| 48 mins 5/12/1976 12. The Jailing of Jaime | |||
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Jaime acts as a courier, delivering Dr. Hatcher's new Cryptograph analyzer. The next day, it turns out the device has fallen into the wrong hands and Jaime is accused of selling it to a foreign power.
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| 47 mins 5/19/1976 13. Mirror Image | |||
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While Jaime Sommers is on vacation in Nassau, a surgeon named James Courtney transforms Lisa Galloway into Sommers' double using plastic surgery. Galloway infiltrates the OSI building to photograph top-secret documents and if needed, assassinate Oscar Goldman. Meanwhile, Courtney's henchmen are moving in on Jaime to get rid of her so Lisa can take her place permanently.
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| 48 mins 5/26/1976 14. The Ghosthunter | |||
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Jamie poses as a governess to Amanda Cory who seems to be haunted by her mother's ghost. The supernatural disruptions are prohibiting Amanda's father to complete his OSI funded experiments.
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