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While searching for a missing OSI agent, Jaime must compete as Savage Sommers, a professional lady wrestler. The crossover starts on The Six Million Dollar Man S04E01 The Return of Bigfoot (I).
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Directed by Barry CraneWritten by Kenneth JohnsonGuest stars Severn Darden, Lee Majors, Sandy Duncan, Stephen Young, Charles Cyphers, Stefanie Powers, Ted Cassidy, John Saxon
Jaime lies near death after being attacked by two Fembots. Meanwhile, Steve locates the compound where Oscar is being held and attempts to rescue him. The crossover continues on The Six Million Dollar Man S04E06 Kill Oscar (II) and The Bionic Woman S02E06 Kill Oscar (III).
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Written by Oliver CrawfordGuest stars Lee Majors, Jack Colvin, John Houseman, Jack Ging, Jennifer Darling, Janice Whitby, Corinne Camacho
Steve and Jaime become Oscar and Callahan's only hope of survival when Franklin uses the weather control machine to repel a military strike force from his island. This was the final part in a 3 part episode series. The crossover starts on The Bionic Woman S02E05 Kill Oscar (I) and The Six Million Dollar Man S04E06 Kill Oscar (II).
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Written by Oliver CrawfordGuest stars Lee Majors, Sam Jaffe, Howard K. Smith, John Houseman, Jack Ging, Jennifer Darling, Byron Morrow, Janice Whitby
Jaime is sent to a remote island to impersonate the niece of the Carstairs family. When the family is sent on a scavenger hunt to find their dead brother's fortune, it's up to Jaime to locate it first and obtain the formula for a top-secret alloy.
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Directed by Barry CraneGuest stars Hermione Baddeley, Julie Newmar, Vincent Price, William Windom, Abe Vigoda
Jaime enrolls as a police academy cadet to locate a foreign agent. However, she is unaware that the agent has spotted her first and has ordered her execution.
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Written by James D. ParriottGuest stars Rebecca Balding, George Maharis
After graduating from the police academy, Jaime discovers that foreign agents are plotting to kidnap a visiting diplomat by impersonating the police force.
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Directed by Barry CraneWritten by James D. ParriottGuest stars Rebecca Balding, George Maharis
An OSI cryptographer's resentment of the organization's funding of his brother's biofeedback research drives him to sell his new top secret decoder on the black market.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviGuest stars Peter Haskell, Lloyd Bochner, Granville Van Dusen
A nightmare begins for Jaime when she regains consciousness in a prison cell after being switched with her surgically created look-alike, Lisa Galloway. Meanwhile, Lisa steals a top-secret experimental drug from Dr. Rudy Wells which produces bionic-like strength.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviWritten by James D. ParriottGuest stars Ruth Kobart, Ford Rainey, Don Porter, Katherine Helmond, John Zenda
Following her prison escape, Jaime is unable to convince anyone, including Oscar, of her true identity. Back in Ojai, Lisa tries to become Jaime Sommers, but the drug she is using to produce super-strength is slowly poisoning her.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviWritten by James D. ParriottGuest stars Don 'Red' Barry, Katherine Helmond, John Zenda
Jaime tries to befriend a withdrawn girl who hasn't spoken since her mother's death. Meanwhile, the girl's father plans to steal a top-secret missile guidance system.
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Directed by Alan J. LeviGuest stars Sam Groom, Ford Rainey, Martha Scott
Jaime boards an old World War II destroyer as a member of the salvage crew to investigate the discovery of dog-tags bearing the name of Oscar's brother, Sam.
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Directed by Mel DamskiWritten by James D. ParriottGuest stars Teddy Wilson, Stephen Elliott
James D. Parriott, Kenneth Johnson, Steven E. de Souza, Oliver Crawford, David Ketchum, Jim Carlson, Philip DeGuere Jr., Terrence McDonnell, Bruce Shelly, Herman Groves, Justin Edgerton, Ellen Whittman, Deborah Blum