
The Bionic Woman — Season 3

Jaime stumbled upon the hidden reality of the world’s very first bionic dog, only to find himself with a scant five days to prevent his destruction.

When Max, the world’s very first bionic dog, bolted into the Sierra Nevada mountains, Jaime and an old love found themselves pursuing him directly into the path of a rapidly spreading wildfire.

Driven by a troubled lineage—his father was the infamous Dr. Franklin—Carl brought his progenitor’s long-dormant legion of female automatons back online, intending to seize possession of America’s groundbreaking directed energy ray weapon.

Carl is demanding a ransom: Jaime, Oscar, and Rudy. He holds them hostage to secure the return of the energy ray weapon, which he has already sent into orbit and now commands.

When OSI scientist Billy Cole stubbornly declares his intention to compete in a rodeo, Jaime is dispatched to discreetly keep an eye on him.

To ensure a brutal African dictator does not retain his position, Jaime undertakes the clandestine task of replacing a manipulated component within a voting machine with one designed to deliver impartial results during the forthcoming elect…

Driven by necessity, Jaime sought out the audacious Evel Knievel to assist him in a perilous undertaking: recovering a vital computer tape pilfered by the KGB within East Germany.

As Callahan reclined for a shampoo, Jaime happened to overhear her disclosing vital secrets—information that now threatened Oscar’s safety.

The scientist’s son jeopardized his escape, captivated by a woman named Jaime.

Max, the cybernetically enhanced dog, was abducted by operatives from another country, leaving Jaime vulnerable in a hospital bed where he was receiving routine assessments of his own bionic enhancements.

A former Soviet operative, presumed lost to history for decades, now poses a danger to American security, compelling Oscar to enlist the aid of a retired OSI agent. Together, they must locate and identify the man’s Russian connection alongs…

Driven by a personal mission, Jaime entered college, intending to intercept a gifted young programmer who had been systematically pilfering substantial sums from the OSI.

Deep within an ancient, subterranean pyramid, Jaime and Chris found themselves ensnared. Before them stood a being of alien origin—a silent guardian—who delivered a chilling prophecy: Earth was poised on the precipice of annihilation.

Jaime’s life hangs by a thread; a lethal poison demands she betray the whereabouts of a clandestine meeting if she hopes to receive the means of survival.

During their work on a project dedicated to monitoring unidentified aerial phenomena, Dr. Rudy Wells and Ray Fisk found themselves taken aboard a flying saucer.

A satellite plummeted back toward Earth without warning, and Jaime found himself face to face with an extraordinary secret: aboard was a fourteen-year-old girl, not of this world.

A hostile scientist engineered a mechanism designed to draw sharks from the depths, and Jaime found himself marked as its target.

When a group of ruthless criminals mistakenly identified her as Jaime, Oscar Goldman’s secretary, Peggy Callahan, was taken captive.

A young Native American man, falsely accused and wounded in the disappearance of a dangerous new weapon, finds his spirit detached from his body, guiding Jaime on a relentless pursuit of those truly responsible.

To evade an attempt on his life during a state visit to New York City, Jaime assumed the guise of a social secretary for a Middle Eastern monarch.

Jaime found himself partnered with a treacherous prisoner, a man who insisted he could name the individual the OSI was hunting.

Driven by a yearning for independence, Jaime left the OSI and subsequently found herself fleeing for her safety as the government attempted to sequester her within a facility reserved for former operatives.


