Returns alongside Steve Austin in subsequent made-for-television movies. Her storyline addresses partial amnesia suffered during the original series, and she eventually marries Austin in the 1994 finale.
DaSilva's estranged wife with whom he eventually reconciles. Her home becomes the setting for the final trap, where DaSilva disguises as her to ambush and kill Wulfgar.
D.A. Priscilla Brimleigh is Nick Styles's superior in the district attorney's office. After Earl Talbott Blake releases a recording edited to make Styles appear to solicit prostitutes, Brimleigh suspends him. Her decision intensifies Styles's struggle to clear his name while he faces Blake's broader campaign of framing and public humiliation.
Retired bionic woman and former OSI agent. Central to both films, navigating her complex past with Steve Austin while battling bionic system failures and terrorist threats.
Daphne is a world-famous novelist whose memories unfold while she lies in a coma after being hit by a car. The loss of her husband and daughter in a fire shapes her writing and her close, protective relationship with her deaf son, Andrew. She learns sign language, builds a writing career, and ultimately becomes engaged to Matthew.
A prisoner held in the neighboring cell to Tony and Rockney. Claims false arrest and helps the duo escape prison. Travels with them to the extraction point.
The protagonist, a woman who is forced to give up her son at birth, and the story follows her struggles and life surrounding this loss.
Steve's love interest and a bionic operative. She attends the Pentagon gala, helps track down Oscar after his resignation, and uses her enhanced hearing to decode his Morse code distress signal. Together with Steve, she rescues Oscar during the World Unity Games and ultimately proposes to him at the end.
Jennie is Michael's wife, who discovers that wearing an antique Victorian dress lets her travel between the present and 1899. She falls in love with artist David Reynolds and tries to save him from being murdered. Her journeys and eventual death leave Michael grieving, until he finds paintings that confirm the life she described.
Friend of Jim involved in the original 1974 pilot case Backlash of the Hunter.
Bionic woman and Steve's fiancée. Her bionic limbs suffer a catastrophic system failure due to a computer virus, forcing her to cancel the wedding and become the primary focus of Dr. Wells' research efforts.
An artist and Richard's longtime mistress who raised their son Eric. She accepts the affair's circumstances, later conflicts with Catherine over Eric's future, and eventually settles differences after uncovering Richard's deception.
Lindsay Wagner has 84 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Bionic Reunion Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include The Bionic Woman, The Return of the Six-Million-Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman, Sins of Silence. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
