Who’s Still Alive from ‘The Bionic Woman’?

Lauren Novak January 12, 8:12 pm

THE BIONIC WOMAN, Lindsay Wagner, 1976-78. — Everett Collection

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What To Know

Lindsay Wagner (Jaime Sommers) and Jennifer Darling (Peggy Callahan) are the main surviving cast members of The Bionic Woman as the show marks its 50th anniversary.
Wagner continued her career with TV films, guest roles, and voice work, while Darling became a prolific voice actress in animation and anime.
Key cast members Richard Anderson, Martin E. Brooks, and Christopher Stone have passed away.

The Bionic Woman, which premiered on January 14, 1976, introducing television audiences to a very different kind of action hero. Spun off from The Six Million Dollar Man, the series centered on Jaime Sommers, a former tennis pro navigating extraordinary abilities while trying to hold onto her humanity. The show gave viewers one of TV’s first female superheroes — a legacy still felt five decades later.

As the show marks its 50th anniversary, here’s a look at which main cast members are still alive, along with a remembrance of those who are no longer with us.

Lindsay Wagner (76)

Jaime Sommers

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Lindsay Wagner first appeared as Jaime Sommers on The Six Million Dollar Man and the positive response to the character was so overwhelming that her story quickly grew into a series of its own. She won a Primetime Emmy Award in 1977, becoming the first performer to receive a lead acting Emmy for a science fiction television role.

After The Bionic Woman ended in 1978, Wagner transitioned into television films and high-profile miniseries, including the popular 1980 event Scruples. She reprised the role of Jaime several times in made-for-TV reunion movies alongside Lee Majors between 1987 and 1994, keeping the character alive for a new generation. In later years, Wagner continued appearing on screen in guest and recurring roles, including Warehouse 13, Alphas, NCIS, and Grey’s Anatomy, while also lending her likeness and voice to the video game Death Stranding.

Jennifer Darling (79)

Peggy Callahan

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Jennifer Darling portrayed Peggy Callahan, a trusted OSI colleague. Following The Bionic Woman, Darling continued working consistently in live-action television, most notably appearing in Eight Is Enough during its long run. Over time, her career expanded heavily into voice acting, where she became one of the most recognizable voices in animation. Darling provided voices for a wide range of animated series, feature films, and English-language dubs, including major studio productions and Japanese anime adaptations.

In Memoriam

Richard Anderson (Oscar Goldman) passed away on August 31, 2017, at age 91 from natural causes.
Martin E. Brooks (Dr. Rudy Wells) passed away on December 7, 2015, at age 90 from natural causes.
Christopher Stone (Chris Williams) passed away on October 20, 1995, at age 55, from a heart attack.

Where to Watch The Bionic Woman

You can currently stream The Bionic Woman on Amazon Prime Video, Peacock or watch it for free with ads on The Roku Channel. You can also purchase episodes on platforms such as Apple TV+, Fandango and Amazon.

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