Lindsay Wagner on initially declining the role of The Bionic Woman & her working with Lee Majors.

[@mikehudson8884]

Great interview with the lovely Miss Wagner...Excellent guy interviewing..We need to see more by him.

[@Lin.J333]

As a kid i always thought she was so naturally pretty .. she still is

[@ravenna9969]

Omg Yas 👏🏽

[@bethdealmeida6789]

Yes! Besides the running, jumping, I was even imitating her hairstyles...ponytail kind of covering ears, for example...Loved her!

[@simpleman8937]

Yes Lindsey Wagner still remains very pretty, Lauren Bacall (like Lindsey Wagner) also stayed lovely all through the years !!!

[@martinmiller7623]

@@Lin.J333 I must say she is still pretty on my old eyes. Hot rod🤔happy Independence Day to you .

[@samsaminniaaron8329]

@@Lin.J333 ageing GRACEFULLY....without any of those surgeries or face lifts etc🤩❤

[@donw3912]

Still every bit beautiful as my grade school self remembers her. A great interview and very much appreciated🙂

[@markgordon5387]

I was about 5 years old, and I remember her. She was nice. I liked her.

[@danielson68son50]

Had such a crush on her as a kid. My brother and I both did and we never missed an episode of the bionic woman. Didn’t notice all the other work until much later. She clearly put the work in to be a good actress. Definition of growing older gracefully. Still stunning but you can tell she hasn’t had a lot of work done. Seems more like healthy living and great genes.

[@michaelkantner6420]

I am also a gay man, growing up watching the Six Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, and Wonder Woman, during the 1970's, was a time of wonder and awe. Back then, it didn't matter how low budget the special effects might have been, to me, and my friends, they were awesome. Also, I have to admit that I had my first boyhood crush on Lindsay Wagner, I just loved how pretty she was, and how I wished that I could do the things that she could do in the show. My favorite part of the Bionic Woman, was the theme song, not the original, but the one that came out later in the series. Whenever I hear it, it takes me back to that time, where life seemed to be moving at a slower pace, and everybody seemed to like and respect each other, that's the thing about the 1970's that I miss now as an adult. We need to go back to that way of thinking again.

[@cya2163]

What little kid in the 70's didn't watch (and play) The Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman??!! She's such a natural beauty, even still in her 70's...

[@MaxRyan777]

Class act. Such dignity and grace. TY

[@joharyramosseguinot]

Great interview! I really enjoyed her exciting show growing up in Puerto Rico! Max, Sasquatch, Steve, Oscar, Rudy and all! Always clever, beautiful, good chemistry with kids, empathic and strong! ❤🤗La mujer biónica!

[@niceguy5976]

It was great to grow up during that time. Don't forget the Fembots!

[@lapislazuli7876]

Lindsay reminds me a lot of Elizabeth Montgomery in how they were both intelligent, civic-minded strong women ahead of their time and they both used their respective hit TV shows to advance social causes and lead the way in identity politics (like queerness, being a woman in a male-run world etc., being different) at a time when it just wasn’t the norm on TV. They were feminists but not in the ugly way that we understand the term now. They had a softness and a strength which feminists today seem not to have. These days they’re so nasty and so angry. Lindsay and Liz remained feminine and yet you got the sense of these really strong women who were great at setting boundaries, with great compassion for others. Lindsay, like Liz, was beautiful yet down to earth. They both didn’t fall victim to the usual fates of beautiful stars. They were intelligent and fantastic role models not only for straight women, but also for gay men and women.

[@narishaloflin9314]

Lindsay made a huge impact on me as a kid. It was so great to see a smart, vulnerable, strong woman kicking ass like Lee Majors! When she died, I was devastated! But then they resurrected Jaime Summers & gave her her very own show. I was thrilled! I had 4 brothers & we used to run around outside pretending we were bionic! I loved hearing her stories! She's a beauty inside & out! ❤

[@cocoaorange1]

I never knew she died on the show. I guess I was too young to remember that.

[@Myplop]

Still gorgeous, empathic and intelligent

[@YvonneHanly]

I love her! She was always so beautiful and classy and still is!

[@johnurban7333]

Still beautiful. She’s aged very well

[@BillBiggs1]

@@johnurban7333 my first crush.

[@tulabead]

She lives a very healthy life which as you can see….makes a difference

[@tilatsiddiqui3969]

@@johnurban7333 Dude alert?

[@geoffrowlands3137]

She has aged very well, but would not have recognised her as Jamie Somers.

[@lapislazuli7876]

Lindsay looks great for her age. She sounds the same and doesn’t look like a completely different person the way other stars often do who have had too much plastic surgery. Think about that she and Madonna would be about the same age - she would be a bit older than Madonna - but yet she looks so much better than Madonna, who looks creepy and scary now.

[@gsr4535]

I loved Lindsay back in the 70's when I was a young boy! Still do today. 😉👍

[@wonderrob3225]

She came to my job in the theatre at "enchanted Forest" Oregon many years ago. She was one of the prettiest women i ever saw. She came up to the stage and we all got to meet her, and some got a picture with her. She was a kind person

[@theshadowboxer]

This was an absolutely fantastic interview. At first I thought it was an old interview because of I'll be honest the video quality but also Lindsay looks timeless to find out that it's super recent. Like within the week or so was blowing my mind. Excellent, excellent, excellent research preparation. I felt like you were a fellow fan. Loved it.

[@raffaelesellaro5890]

One of my first crushes in the late 70’s! I loved her and Lee Majors that was peak tv for this now 50 year old ! Didn’t know that she and Lee became friends in the later years,they had so much chemistry in the original run.

[@adrianvanleeuwen]

A well deserved Emmy in 1977 for Bionic Woman. She is a an excellent actress, full of emotion made it a joy to watch her shows.

[@couponnation]

Miss Wagner, came to my high school in the 70's for an episode of bionic woman. Locke High School in Los Angeles. I hate I didn't see her. I really liked Miss Wagner in those Ford commercials as well.

[@joemanzo4453]

I think this was one of the BEST interviews I’ve ever seen with a celebrity. Lindsay is so warm and kind and you can tell, extremely talented and intelligent. I’ve always loved her but this is the icing on the cake!

[@tulabead]

She is amazing!

[@lapislazuli7876]

@@tulabeadshe is just a normal person. Not crazy or over the top the way so many actors are. She speaks normally, intelligently, and she was always like that, even young. She always acne across to me even in Bionic woman as a strong yet sensitive and intelligent woman. She was in many ways a feminist prototype. She puts so many contemporary so called “feminists” like Megan Markle to shame. She was just smart and sexy and fabulous yet not butch. She was still soft. It’s a cracking combination.

[@BarbGleeson-hf3et]

Oh wow, loved this! Loved The Bionic Woman, have the DVD set. Did I hear right - Lindsay Wagner will be 75 at the weekend? She looks amazing, and naturally so. 🤩

[@kelshep]

You heard right Barb ... she will be 75 in a couple of days. She does look amazing.

[@sl4983]

She looks incredible!

[@jcs3330]

She has aged AMAZINGLY!. And by the looks of it, without make-up and the disastrous face lifts!.

[@Martin-ui3sj]

As a boy I grew up in an aggressive family full of frightening disruptive domestic violence. Lindsay Wagner's portrayal of Jaime Sommers gave such a connected depth & strength in kindness, compassion and humanitarianism that was on such a different frequency, another level from the usual conventional American mainstream tv with their crass shallow storylines. Inadvertently, Lindsay managed to energetically help alot of viewers struggling through adversities & difficulties out there & gave them hope that there were good conscientious people in the World with integrity and it was possible to live freely and overcome horrible circumstances without resorting to the dumbest excesses of violence. Her perceptive input instigated a depth to her series which became so much superior to its generic routine origin The Six Million Dollar Man that was (in my opinion) uninvolving, flat and dull in comparison. Whoever the influential corporate head of ABC was who went out of his way to cancel the series even moving to NBC network to cancel the series a second time, he must've known & been aware of her strength & didn't want that unique (dare I say Feminist?) message broadcast. If you look at Charlies Angels, also a great success none of their actresses had the creative input & to a certain level, artistic control that Lindsay managed to achieve with her series. She elevated generic material to another level.

[@infographie]

I totally agree and I recognize myself in your testimony

[@timmyhexham9603]

Me too!

[@JeffreyBryan-h7u]

Well said and I completely agree .

[@darrenmiller6927]

Was a fan as a kid in the 70's, she was so beautiful and so talented. She was a hero of ours as kids. And truly one of the natural beauties of the 70's.

[@monicalifornia_]

Good interviewer. He actually gives them time to share and doesn’t cut them off.

[@MollyMeyers121]

Yes, the best. Love Craig Bennett’s style ❤

[@johnparkerreed5712]

@@monicalifornia_ yes! It is something that ALL interviewers should learn to do.

[@keyman6689]

I'll never forget sitting around the dinner table and the phone rang. My dad answered and talked to Lindsay, who had called to tell us about her new show and hoped we would watch it. I thought that was so cool! And we did watch it. Loved that show as a kid. And every time I watched it, I thought about my dad getting to speak to her.

[@JeffreyBryan-h7u]

That's awesome

[@neonvandal8770]

The Biionic Woman and Princess Leia were my first little boy crushes in the 70's! Loved this show. Looking back, I think It was VERY important for boys to see strong women too then too. Proud to say my daughters have been raised to have that internal strength. ❤

[@richardksimpson800]

Lindsay's character on the bionic woman was a massive role model for your girls in the 70's. Literally an empowered woman! What an icon.

[@MS-wb5mf]

She was my favorite growing up in the 70s , despite the fact that everybody was talking about Farrah Fawcett.

[@JamesBrown-ij1px]

I was a teenage gay boy BUT I had the BIGGEST Crush on Lindsay Wagner in 'The Bionic Woman'! I watched her every week! Now, I know that I have always been inspired by strong, intelligent, warm, and yes, beautiful women! Lindsay is the pinnacle of ALL of those qualities! 💝

[@mrock828]

I wanted to BE her more than I wanted to be Steve Austin as a boy!

[@lapislazuli7876]

@@mrock828 and I had a crush on Lee Majors, not Lindsay! But yes I thought Lindsay was fabulous. But Lee was such a hot man back then. He truly was a stud. My favourite thing of Jamie Summers was when she would run in slow motion and especially when she jumped off buildings in slow motion. And I can still that specific mechanical sound effect that accompanied her slow motion jumps! I would play in the backyard doing those same moves, acting like her (and I was a boy). Pretty camp, huh?

[@mrock828]

@@lapislazuli7876 no, not camp, I did the same exact thing playing bionic in the back yard! But really, who didn't!

[@richgrunt]

Lindsay Wagner is my childhood Hero and at 61 she still is. They say never meet your Hero in real life because you can be disappointed. Well I ment Lindsay 18 years ago and she was not a let down to me she is a class act woman.love her always

[@BillBiggs1]

Lucky man. You actually met Lyndsey. Wow

[@johnellharris1366]

What a great show I have fond memories of watching her TV series.A true classic.Miss Wagner is the best.

[@TRguy64]

Gosh, I love this lady even more now, the DNA under the stall, that's just hilarious, she's just so down to earth! There's such a gentle shyness and tactfulness and how Lindsay has handled many matters of life and the intrusion of fans, she did not wish to offend while desiring to enjoy private peaceful time with family and friends. I just sooo wish that damned executive had NOT prematurely cancelled the show! When Jaime had died, I had been sitting on the couch with two of my siblings, I was eleven years old, we all so very terribly choked up that I did not even dare look at them that for sure I would burst into tears, devasting that even writing this I'm in tears as a 59 year old man! Well, well, in September when most unexpectedly in front of us was The Return of The Bionic Woman, we all jumped up and down "Jaime's ALIVE, Jaime's ALIVE!" .... yet, heartbreakingly, soon she turned to Steve to say "Who are you?" ... but, brilliant excellent script writing it had been! Loved the classroom scene when Jaime ripped the phone book in half and the instant respect gained! The Fembot episodes thrilled and creeped me out at the same time! BUT, Doomsday is Tomorrow is of the most thought provoking tv episodes of all time that even to this day I must revisit!

[@Aiden.Stinkhorn]

I thought, when I was a kid growing up in the UK in the mid 70's, that I was the only one on the planet who had a crush on Lindsay Wagner...turns out I was very very mistaken.

[@tgriffin6457]

Lindsay lady you will never know the inspiration you gave me and MILLIONS (let that sink in) MILLIONS OF kids and Adults!!! Love,love,luv ya!!!!!!!

[@anth5189]

I absolutely loved the Six Million dollar Man and The Bionic Woman as a kid. Of course Lindsay is a very beautiful woman. I still do. Of course having a career in technology you understand how ridiculous the whole bionic thing was in the show, but that doesn't really matter. It is still entertaining.

[@jeanlucdrion1152]

She really looks wonderful . No way i could've guessed her age correctly. and overall still a very nice lady. I'd give anything to look as well as she does.

[@csrothlisberger852]

Such a good role model for young girls. She's smart, intelligent, warm, funny, kind, etc. A wonderful actress to boot. Thanks for sharing!

[@kelshep]

Our pleasure!

[@laraoneal7284]

Have so much appreciation and respect for Lindsay. She is so humble and authentic. She’s a breath of fresh air. God bless her. She’s a beautiful woman.

[@MatMat-qi2rd]

She was a role model in her TV show. Always positive, always willing to fight for a good reason. And the humane side was extremely important. It wasn't special effects only. And here she is so kind and classy ;)

[@charfraser8723]

This was a fabulous interview! Classy! Lindsay is an absolutely delightful woman! She is part of so many girls’ ( and boys’) childhood. Women around the world share a connection because of the character she (and no one else could have been the bionic woman) played! Quite a legacy! I feel sorry for the insecure, selfish, greedy little executive who took this treasure away from so many viewers. Another high paid, self-absorbed executive who did not know how to be in a power seat. It had to be all about him! Thankfully, Lindsay’s impact on so many lives is still celebrated in 2024! Happy 75 Birthday!

[@fmtien]

Great interview because the interviewer allowed Ms Wagner to tell her stories instead of constantly interrupting the guest like some interviewers do so often. Great job!

[@darrenwashington9842]

I had a crush on Linsday Wagner back in the day! I thought! It was awesome watching Jamie Somers fight fembots and Big Foot too! Linsday Wagner had a beautiful voice too! May God bless you with greater health, many more birthdays to come, and healing, joy, and peace for the rest of your days! More love and support to you, Linsday Wagner!

[@ennsma]

What a wonderful interview. In no small part, because of the skilled interviewer. And of course, Ms. Wagner.

[@Cla_Disney]

What an amazing human being Lindsay Wagner is, I've lost count how many times I've watched The Bionic Woman, she's still so charming with that beautiful smile and positive energy! God bless her ♥

[@brandyl2183]

I love this woman. Grew up watching her on the Bionic Woman and also many movie of the weeks. She was gorgeous then and still is now. Love you Lindsay Wagner from Brandy in Tennessee.

[@aussieburn777]

Craig does such great interviews always a real joy watching him navigate a stars life. Lindsay is an icon of our generation she is so real non pretentious honest warm candid her show brings me so much warmth and im 56yo and takes me back to being a 11 yo kid in simpler rosier times. Thank you God Bless 🙏

[@EarlDeanDonte909]

As a kid growing up the bionic man and the bionic woman was definitely one of my favorite shows. I may have not noticed, but I was drawing to her as an actress because I recognized her, another shows. she’s always had a warm energy about her although I never met her in person. She always seemed like a beautiful individual to me. I am so glad that I could watch this and see how genuine personality she will always be the bionic woman much respect.

[@JohnnyEarsBig]

As a gay boy, growing up in the mid 80's, I have to say that the BIONIC WOMAN and WONDER WOMAN were my favorite TV shows. They were both beautiful ladies and played amazing characters. The great thing now, as an adult, is knowing in real life, that both Lindsay Wagner and Lynda Carter are good friends. and they are still living and look just as beautiful. They aged well. I love them both dearly and they are part of my great childhood.

[@chrisbeer4233]

Another gay boy growing up in the 80s in Australia I was obsessed with them too. They thought they were the most beautiful woman on TV.

[@craignotgreg547]

@JohnnyEarsBig Aside from Barbara Eden (Jeanie) I'd have to agree. I watched them both and I"d have to say As far as talent, Lindsy is a notch above. Beautiful ladies? Yeah!

[@cosmicrooster65]

as a straight boy (in Aus) i was in love with Lindsay, I always saw her as the ideal woman, beautiful, grounded and so sweet and kind. Also loved Lynda.

[@ASI-l2w]

I also think it’s I important to start a post by stating my sexuality as though it’s relevant to the video. As a straight guy growing up in that era, I was in Love with the beautiful Lindsay too. She is looking very good in her advanced years. Great to see. Hands look a little arthritic though. 😢

[@NickRutherford229]

Lindsay Wagner's journey from child model to acting despite dyslexia is truly inspiring. Can't wait to hear more about her adventures with Lee Majors and James Garner! 👍

[@beanheaddd3764]

That network exec was Fred Silverman. Became president of ABC in 76 and cancelled anything he didn't like no matter how well it was doing, including my favourite 70s show HARRY O.

[@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc]

I enjoyed David Janssen in that show. HARRY I should have had a longer run.

[@jameshayes9779]

I'm honored to have seen anything Lindsay has done. Great actress and I know she must be a great person as well.

[@peggynulsen1365]

As a contemorary of Ms. Wagners, and an Oregonian, I have nothing but respect for her efforts in advancing womens empowerment over the years. I have always felt she was not fully appreciated for her talent as an actress. A stellar human being. Hope too that she had a great 75th birthday.

[@gpgoldb]

Lindsay is still very beautiful person. I miss the Bionic Woman on TV. She was wonderful.

[@danthompson447]

As a kid she was the only "star" I wrote and asked for an autographed picture. When I received it I was beyond happy. Love her to death. Didn't know she is living in Palm Springs. I, also, live in Palm Springs. Maybe I will be lucky and see her around town. That would be incredible.

[@yourhollywooddream]

I agree with Lindsay, you’ve truly done your homework. Wonderful interview.

[@rrdoggie]

What a wonderful role model and sweet person. She is incredible❣️

[@darmonweir5910]

What a measured, insightful person Lindsay is. As usual, a terrific and thoroughly researched interview. Thanks Craig Bennett, you are always so on point. Had no idea of the breadth of Lindsay's career and life. And you only scratched the surface.

[@jonathancaouette4132]

She's probably my all time favorite person ever. So beautiful, authentic, talented and grounded.

[@monicalifornia_]

70what? No way. She’s stunning.

[@roberthayes8246]

Thank you so much for a delightful interview! 😊

[@bluedragon4]

I am 51 now, but I was that child watching The Bionic Woman and Six Million Dollar Man. I don't remember but when I was 3 I have a picture of me holding a Steve Austin Doll. I do remember playing with female action figures with blonde hair and pretending they were Jamie. Great show. I did meet her once at a con and got a autograph.

[@PhilAlumb]

I remember being a kid watching Lindsay as the bionic woman and Thinking how lucky she was to be involved with the Handsome Lee Majors. He was Lucky too.

[@enzasdiamondsandcrafts]

I had a bionic woman doll too back in the day. I remember dreaming about having the special talents that Jamie Somers had. Big fan of Bionic Woman and Six Million Dollar Man. My fav episode was when they took on Saskqwatch.

[@cocoaorange1]

Same here, 70's child!

[@Scorchy666]

She needs to write a book. There's so much more! Linsday was literally among the last of the old studio system "contract players" over at Universal. Sadly, Universal was the last studio even offering them. Its why you saw her on everything Universal produced, from Marcus Welby to Night Gallery. When she initially did Six Million, her contract as a studio player was about to lapse, and Universal was in the process of letting all player contracts expire without renewing them. When Jaime "died" it was huge. ABC knew it. They wanted a spinoff series, but Lindsay's contract had already lapsed. Universal was trying to sell Stefanie Powers, but ABC insisted upon Lindsay. Well, let's say she had a tough manager who had serious leverage in contract negotiations. She was offered an insane amount of money (even by today's standards) and accepted, which really upset Lee Majors who was making far less at the time. So that's where their animosity started. That said, his salary was boosted to match Lindsay's. Also, they both got a sweet percentage of all the bionic merchandising featuring them, particularly dolls and posters. Tons of fascinating stories like these!

[@cocoaorange1]

How much wss she making?

[@patsfaith]

I loved getting to know this childhood heroine of mine. Just wonderful! I was shocked at the lengths some fans have gone to get an autograph. I’m so very sorry you can’t even go to the bathroom in peace. That’s so sad.

[@tanyafromjefferson5484]

Oh my goodness, Lindsay Wagner!! She was my childhood hero! I got her Jaime Sommers Doll for Christmas one year and still had it when I got married. So happy to see her today!! ❤❤❤

[@MJohnson-p3u]

I was at a comic con in Birmingham with my wife saw her from a distance she gave us such a warm smile, I was far too shy to say hello but got to see her, 😊

[@DRIVINGSTEIN]

She is and will always be legendary in my book as the Bionic Woman. Her humble attitude towards the role left an impression on my life's outlook to always be positive. Though she was powerful, she never boasted her bionics, she always hid it. Love it, love her!❤❤😎😎

[@broncobilly4029]

Lindsay Wager still looks great. I hope she reads this. I was 7 years old when the Bionic Women came out, and she was easy on my eyes at that age. :)

[@ckrtom2]

She’s so lovely. She’s so accessible and open that anyone can relate to her even though she’s a big star. I could listen to her talk all day!

[@Jeffrey-wo5sx]

Lindsay Wagner…what a class act. So authentic not only in her work on the show and in many other wonderful films, but also in real life. Thank you for this lovely interview and thank you Ms. Wagner for your talent and genuineness.

[@JulieAW]

What a delightful interview! Thank you. Loved her when I was a child, and this is a real treat.

[@kevinross9297]

Such a beautiful person on screen and off. I love that show so much and it resonated with me not just because I grew up in a house full of women, but because she made being a superhero seem so human

[@Defensewhiz]

When Bionic Woman moved to NBC and Max was being introduced in the season premiere, I went on a Universal Studios tour as a kid, and we went by the BW stage. I saw Lindsay walking around on the set and one of the "Max's" with bandaged paws lying on the set as well. Gorgeous German Shepherd by the way...They were setting up for a scene, but I guess that scene was never used because that episode never showed Max with bandages around his paws. I was able to get Lindsay's autograph on a BW jigsaw puzzle box I bought and had a quick "I'm such a huge fan" type conversation with her. She is such a nice lady who loved her fans and I am so glad to have seen this interview

[@ChrisButler-hd2nh]

I adore Lindsay Wagner!!!

[@thompsop09]

I grew up watching The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman when they aired in the 1970's. Loved the chemistry between Steve and Jaime. I'm a fan for life. Blessings to Ms. Wagner.

[@dougmilesmedia]

I had the pleasure of talking with Lindsay on radio several years ago. She is as nice as she is talented. Excellent conversation here!

[@jimmyl324]

What a beautiful woman . Ageless.

[@its.just.me.1.2.3.]

This was a fantastic interview. Been a fan of Lindsay since I was a kid watching her on Bionic Woman, and I learned so many new things about her life and career watching this video!

[@susanstancliff2937]

She’s a very talented, lovely lady with a mind of her own. Thank you for this interview.❤

[@KatherineHasapis]

Lindsay was the top actress when I was growing up. A down to earth person which is refreshing.she is a natural beauty ❤😂

[@TheYizuman]

I always knew there was something really screwy about this so called, "ratings" system that was cancelling terrific shows that should have never been cancelled to begin with. I absolutely hated that system.

[@victorhernandez8903]

I loved the Bionic Woman story lines. They had action and heart. I think it was a very unique series. Lindsay Wagner is an excellent actress!

[@BillBiggs1]

The fembot episodes were always a blast.

[@christoferhartlen63]

Excited to hear Lindsay Wagner's behind-the-scenes stories, especially about 'The Bionic Woman' and her encounters with TV executives.

[@janettebuckley4170]

Loved her so much! Got a signed headshot of her and put it up in my room when I was 8 and got her doll and dome house for Christmas. I was devastated when I found out her and Lee weren't really a couple in real life, but when I found out he was with Farrah, another of my female role models in tv, I wasn't so devastated, lol. Lindsey was and is such a class act through and through.

[@RyderSpearmann]

Yeah, I was certifiably crazy over Lindsay… thought she was the most exciting/beautiful woman ever. She had/has a special quality. Great to see her again.

[@Educatingben]

I love Lindsay Wagner. She always seemed like a lovely nice person. She looks wonderful! The first time I ever saw Lindsay Wagner was on the pilot episode of "the Rockford files". She also returned for a second episode, just before she became the bionic woman. Great seeing her!

[@benhudson515]

What a great interview. Had no idea Ms Wagner had such a diverse and fascinating career. Seems such a nice person 😊

[@kelshep]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@AndyK.23]

Great interview! I had a Bionic Woman / Six Million $ Man movie viewer thingy back in the day. I think it showed short 8-track type video of the trailers.

[@robynheavner4689]

James Best lived in my home town and when he past away too!.in Hickory NC. Great actor! I was a little girl when I watched Attack of the Killer Shrews!.Rip James Best ❤🙏

[@OleJoe]

The first time I saw Lindsay Wagner was in 1973 in "The Paper Chase." I have been a great fan ever since. Really wished she could have been a regular on "The Rockford Files." She was really great and so pretty and nice.

[@MarkFoster321789]

Well it’s a good thing Lindsay was not a regular on James Garner’s show otherwise her iconic portrayal of Jaime Sommers would not exist! In fact the Star was instrumental in her being cast as he enjoyed working with her, so he must have suggested her to Universal Television executives or THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN producer Harve Bennett, where she made her debut appearance as Jaime in a two parter.

[@lyricalalchemist4091]

What a beautiful woman inside and out. She is not only entertaining, but she is also inspiring. Her work, as an actress and beyond, has had a tremendous impact on my life.

[@maxinefreeman8858]

TV shows were better back in the 60's and 70's. I couldn't understand why some tv shows were canceled and they were good shows.

[@sjs1555]

Had a huge crush on her as a kid. Her. All of Charlie’s Angels. Kristi McNichol. Joyce Dewitt. Lauren Tewes from the Love Boat.

[@winnmiller6012]

Really GREAT interview with Lindsay!!! Hope she has a wonderful visit to Australia...🥰😍🤩.

[@drewmonroe3747]

Wonderful interview, Vick! I did not know about that 'stall' story, lolz. Lindsay Wagner/Jaime Sommers was my childhood. Finally got to meet her on set in the 1997 for the movie 'Their Second Chance.' Lindsay is a wonderful soul. Many Happy Returns, Lindsay🎂

[@janeskey5042]

When I was a teenager in the 70’s, I would just stare at her when they did those closeups on Bionic Woman. I thought she was absolutely beautiful, and I wanted to look like her 😊

[@ChilliCheezdog]

A real beauty, a hypnotically-gifted actress, and I truly believed she could kick my ass 😍

[@terriehiggins9489]

She was very pretty as a brunette.

[@arunphillips6977]

Such a wonderful woman, truly beautiful inside and out.

[@d.r.2710]

I looooove Lindsey Wagner. I grew up watching Bionic Woman. I have the DVD set. I would love to see a panel with her Linda Carter (THE Wonder Woman) & Charlie's Angels ( Jacklyn, Cheryl, Kate, etc) Love them all.