Bionic Woman was first seen at the two-part episode of The Six Million Dollar Man in 1975 That episode was entitled The Bionic Woman. Steve Austin's (The Six million dollar man) decided to visit his mother and father in California this leads him to meet Jainna Sommers a popular tennis player during that time. Their relationship turns into a proposal and finally decided to settle down their marriage. During an outing Steve and Jaimme take part in some skydiving. While on air, a sudden malfunction takes on jaimme parachute. She was fell straight down to the tree. She had fatal injuries on her legs, right arm and head. Steve asked for his boss Oscar Goldman's help to rebuild Jaime by the bionic team headed by Dr. Rudy Wells. Jaime's body is reconstructed with parts similar to Steve. They amplified her hearing, and give her a greatly strengthened right arm, and enhanced legs, enabling her to run faster than a speeding car.

The Bionic Woman DVD : is a complete collection of 16 DVDs, 100% in chronological order from the pilot to the finale

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From the Creator of Lone Ranger Fran Striker with George W. Tredle “THE GREEN HORNET”. The Green Hornet was originated from a local Radio program (WXYZ later ABC) It was aired for about 17 years in Detroit America. The premise of the Green Hornet was that of a modern day Lone Ranger. The main character was Britt Reid, a newspaper publisher of the Daily Sentinel by day and the Green Hornet by night. Britt Reid was the great-nephew of the Lone Ranger. Britt Reid's war against crime was an extension of his family history. The Green Hornet fought crime with his high-powered car, the Black Beauty. He also utilized a gun that fired knockout gas instead of bullets. His fists also came in handy on a regular basis. He was assisted by his Filipino valet, Kato. Kato would drive the Black Beauty, keep watch out for the police or the bad guys and sometimes lend a helping fist to the fighting. The Green Hornet pretended to be a villain while really battling the forces of crime in the big city. This would make for some interesting plot twists as the Green Hornet would be actively avoiding detection by the police while at the same time attempting to destroy criminal activity in the city. Many times the Green Hornet would lead the police to believe that the Green Hornet had been the mastermind of the case at hand. The police would receive an anonymous tip of where they could pick up the now subdued crooks with the Green Hornet just barely making his escape from the scene. The Green Hornet would be alerted to criminal activity through his job as editor of the Daily Sentinel. The crime stories would lead Britt Reid to transform into the Green Hornet to battle crime at night.

Cast of The Green Hornet Tv Series

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The Batman tv show was about a wealthy multi-billionaire (Bruce Wayne) and his side kick Robin (Dick Grayson) who led a double life: they were actually crime fighting duo Batman and Robin. A secret Batpole in the Wayne mansion leads to the Batcave, where Police Commissioner Gordon often calls the Bat-duo on the Batphone with the latest emergency threatening Gotham City. Racing the the scene of the crime in the Batmobile, Batman and Robin must (with the help of the trusty Bat-utility-belt) thwart the efforts of a variety of master criminals, including The Riddler, The Joker, Catwoman, and The Penguin.

Batman Tv Show Trivia:
Many of the props used on this tv show were also used on "Land of the Giants", "Lost in Space", "The Time Tunnel" and "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea".

The Batman tv show managed to draw some pretty big names of that time as guest stars. Some of them included Milton Berle, Art Carney, Joan Collins, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Carolyn Jones, Bruce Lee, Liberace, Ethel Merman, Roddy McDowall, Vincent Price and Shelley Winters.

Alan Napier who played Alfred the butler's cousin in real life was Neville Chanberlain who was the Prime Minister of Britain from 1937-1940!

The Batmobile was a modified 1955 Lincoln Futura.

Back in a day when you didn't hear so much about using seatbelts, Batman & Robin always did. In fact, the tv show honored by the National Safety Council for doing so!

For the first short season and second full season, the show had a distinction that few others can claim. It was one of the few programs ever on television to be aired two nights per week from January of 1966 to March of 1967! Most of those episodes were 2-parters with the first one ending with something terrible about to happen. Then you'd hear the announcer say, "Tune in tommorrow night; Same Bat-time, Same Bat-Channel"! You simply had to tune in the next night to find out what
happened!

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