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"Bionic Woman" was the latest in a string of shows designed to update a cult favorite from the late
1970s. In the tradition of "Battlestar Galactica", David Eick and other alumni of that production turn to
the story of Jamie Sommers, a woman given bionic implants to overcome a tragedy. What began with
guarded promise soon crumbled under a constant barrage of creative changes, as showrunner after
showrunner tried to make the series work. After eight uneven episodes, the series was cancelled.
Reviews were written for the entire first season on the Bionic Woman Review Blog. As always, John
appreciates any feedback he can get, and so he invites all visitors to this site to E-mail him or reply on
the blog.
1970s. In the tradition of "Battlestar Galactica", David Eick and other alumni of that production turn to
the story of Jamie Sommers, a woman given bionic implants to overcome a tragedy. What began with
guarded promise soon crumbled under a constant barrage of creative changes, as showrunner after
showrunner tried to make the series work. After eight uneven episodes, the series was cancelled.
Reviews were written for the entire first season on the Bionic Woman Review Blog. As always, John
appreciates any feedback he can get, and so he invites all visitors to this site to E-mail him or reply on
the blog.
| RIP 2007 |