Month: January 1976

The Bionic Woman: Angel Of Mercy

The Bionic WomanThe third episode of The Bionic Woman, starring Lindsay Wagner and Richard Anderson, airs on ABC. Andy Griffith guest stars.

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Invisible Man: An Attempt To Save Face

The Invisible ManNBC airs the 12th and final episode of The Invisible Man, starring David McCallum, Melinda Fee, and Craig Stevens. Following the show’s cancellation, producer Harve Bennett will retool the series’ concept and reintroduce it, with a different cast, as Gemini Man a few months later.

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The Bionic Woman: Welcome Home Jaime Part 2

The Bionic WomanThe second episode of The Bionic Woman, starring Lindsay Wagner, airs on ABC. Richard Anderson reprises his Six Million Dollar Man role; Gordon Jump (WKRP In Cincinnati) guest stars.

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Invisible Man: Power Play

The Invisible ManNBC airs the 11th episode of The Invisible Man, starring David McCallum (The Man From UNCLE, Colditz), Melinda Fee, and Craig Stevens. Monte Markham guest stars.

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Six Million Dollar Man: Hocus-Pocus

Six Million Dollar ManThe 51st episode of The Six Million Dollar Man is broadcast on ABC, starring Lee Majors and Richard Anderson. Pernell Roberts (Bonanza, Trapper John M.D.) and Jack Colvin (The Incredible Hulk) guest star.

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The Bionic Woman: Welcome Home Jaime Part 1

The Bionic WomanThe first episode of The Bionic Woman, starring Lindsay Wagner reprising the role of Jaime Sommers (originally established in episodes of The Six Million Dollar Man), premieres on ABC. Richard Anderson and Martin E. Brooks reprise their Six Million Dollar Man roles; Lee Majors guest stars.

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Atari Video Music: Atari gets groovy

Atari Video MusicAtari gets firmly into the swing of the ’70s with a rare foray into the non-game-related consumer electronics market. Atari Video Music is a device that, when connected to home stereo systems and television sets, displays colorfully trippy random patterns in time with music or any other audio. Some settings, such as sensitivity and randomness, can be set by the user. This bizarre device, a sort of video lava lamp, somehow fails to take off, and Atari goes back to hatching ideas for video games.

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