@mediacritic
You couldn’t have said it better. I admire Lindsay for staying real to this day! She is soo much smarter and stronger for being herself. In reality she personifys the Bionic Woman.
@mediacritic I can’t believe how well you said that! It just goes to show that the “Frankensteins”, as you put it, in Hollywood really aren’t happy with themselves. I miss the Real Jaime Sommers and Real Women in Hollywood who like themselves for who they are. Thanks for your post.
I guess back in the seventies it was OK for the heroine to smoke. Imagine, I was getting all excited about her legs and then it was just plastic. What a downer!
Lindsay was such a beautiful 70s chick. She looked like a REAL woman, not the surgically altered Frankensteins all over Hollywood today. Just a really normal, pretty girl. Seriously, look at the women in TV and movies today – giant, odd basketball breasts, huge, grotesque, injected lips, pulled back faces, foreheads that don’t move, spray-on tans, etc. They’re FREAKS. The sad part is, most of them were probably lovely to start with…
This two-part story is the only one that Jaime do not have to use force to subdue her opponent — Lisa Galloway, as Jaime came to realize, is a tormented soul that needed help — the part when Lisa blurted out: no no, its Jaime..you you see, nobody loves Lisa, not her parents, not her teachers…….This powerful encounter is something not found in many sci-fi
Damn I’m always amazed at her beauty!! Someone else commented on how feminine she was to play a super-hero – unlike the big breasted processed bimbos playing similar roles today. So true. Lindsay was the girl all the guys wanted to marry and all the girls wanted to be. Me and my sister grew up with these shows………. such a long time ago. These were really special to our childhood and will never be forgotten. Thanks for posting!!!!
Beautiful!!!
Excellent!!!
I had a rough day today… HOPE.
Thank you.
Eu adoro a mulher bionica,assim como outros seriados antigos que eu assistia muito na época.
Nice editing.
When I was 11 years old, I remember getting very upset by that padded room scene.
Great clip! By any chance, do you have the final scene where Jaime confronts Lisa? Wagner gave such an amazing performance. Thanks
@ssesf Lisa Galloway smoked… not Jaime Sommers.
@mediacritic
You couldn’t have said it better. I admire Lindsay for staying real to this day! She is soo much smarter and stronger for being herself. In reality she personifys the Bionic Woman.
@mediacritic I can’t believe how well you said that! It just goes to show that the “Frankensteins”, as you put it, in Hollywood really aren’t happy with themselves. I miss the Real Jaime Sommers and Real Women in Hollywood who like themselves for who they are. Thanks for your post.
omg!!! Love it, love it
Lindsay Wagner + Celine= ♥♥♥
@MrJamie1932 …Right, and i miss her so much, one day i’ll buy the entire collection, until i’m alive i’ll be watching it!
@76Countrymusic… That’s right!!! No one else could have played that role other than Lindsay Wagner!! We love you Lindsay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@valleydude4u … Man, I agree 100%!!! Very well said!!!
@lmx370 …. YES!!!! She’s extraordinary!!!!
Thank you for posting – i love it – loads of mixed emotions watching it again
I guess back in the seventies it was OK for the heroine to smoke. Imagine, I was getting all excited about her legs and then it was just plastic. What a downer!
Lindsay was such a beautiful 70s chick. She looked like a REAL woman, not the surgically altered Frankensteins all over Hollywood today. Just a really normal, pretty girl. Seriously, look at the women in TV and movies today – giant, odd basketball breasts, huge, grotesque, injected lips, pulled back faces, foreheads that don’t move, spray-on tans, etc. They’re FREAKS. The sad part is, most of them were probably lovely to start with…
This was the episode that won Lindsay an Emmy award. Great job. Well deserved.
@ElyDeadpool2010 She was mines too!!!
@yellowlynx you are sooo right!!!!
lindsay was my first love
@ez2me2008 I agree.
This two-part story is the only one that Jaime do not have to use force to subdue her opponent — Lisa Galloway, as Jaime came to realize, is a tormented soul that needed help — the part when Lisa blurted out: no no, its Jaime..you you see, nobody loves Lisa, not her parents, not her teachers…….This powerful encounter is something not found in many sci-fi
This was GREAT!! fantastic edit…fantastic clips…I loved it!!!
Damn I’m always amazed at her beauty!! Someone else commented on how feminine she was to play a super-hero – unlike the big breasted processed bimbos playing similar roles today. So true. Lindsay was the girl all the guys wanted to marry and all the girls wanted to be. Me and my sister grew up with these shows………. such a long time ago. These were really special to our childhood and will never be forgotten. Thanks for posting!!!!