Actually, the fact that Hulu got the rights to show Season One may be a portent for an upcoming Bionic Woman "Classic" DVD release here in the old US of A. However, if you can't wait, you don't necessarily need a region-free player. If you go on one of the many bionic woman fan sites, there is frequently an ad from a DVD seller that you can click on. Once you do, it sends you to a page that offers ALL three seasons in a Region 1 compatible format, for something like $44.95 or so. Granted, it may not be of newly restored quality, but it does claim to have a stereo (the show was in mono originally) track. I figure for those of us that have been waiting for YEARS, and since there's still no timetable on IF or WHEN the fight over the rights between the owner of "Cyborg" (the original novel) and Universal (owner of the Bionic Woman episodes) has been resolved here, and frankly, i'm tired of waiting. I miss the Fembots, the 2nd "lisa Galloway" episode, and the Andromeda Strain ripoff episode (about the crystalline structure from space that uses sound waves to turn everyone into zombie-like drones). And, oh, Lindsay singing "Good To Be Alive In the Mornin", one of my favorites for all the cheesiest reasons!   See 7 other replies

Obviously I should not post late at night. My brain doesn't function well enough.Yes, I meant Oscar. I don't know how I got from Max to Oscar. Yeesh.I only *vaguely* remember the dog.   See 7 other replies

I thought Max was the dog?Are you talking about Oscar Goldman? Or the other guy, Rudy something?If you guys are talking about the new series then I'm way off, sorry!   See 7 other replies

"put lead into my little pencil"Hahahaha-that's too funny!   See 3 other replies

I was a fan when I was a kid. I should probably watch through these again. The new series had some nice stuff, but was a disappointment in general.To me, the funniest thing about Max was that at one point, the actor was playing the same character, not just on two different shows, but on two different networks. The only other case of that I can think of is the actors on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel popping back and forth between shows after Buffy changed to UPN. But even then Richard Anderson had them beat because those were just guest appearances. I think I read somewhere that he's the only actor to ever do that and be a regular on both shows.   See 7 other replies