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In this two-hour TV-movie, the couples long overdue wedding is put in jeopardy when Jaime suffers from a virus.

Brooks reprise their TV-roles as mentor Oscar Goldman and bionic-specialist Dr.

Rudy Wells, respectively.

These were later edited into 2-part episodes for syndication.

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My top Universal TV season sets would be: KOLCHAK, THE INCREDIBLE HULK, THE ROCKFORD FILES, THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN, THE BIONIC WOMAN, MIAMI VICE and THE A-TEAM.

Id prefer they start by releasing older TV shows that are not in current syndication.

Hopefully, if Universal releases SIX MIL and BIONIC WOMAN in season sets they will present them properly, as there were three cross-over episodes that started on one show, then concluded on the other.

When these are shown in syndication they combine the episodes into one show by changing the opening credits to match the other.

They were lazy and left the closing credits as they were, so an episode that begins as SMDM ends as BW.

Very sloppy. The episodes that Universal needs to pay attention to if they release these shows in season sets are: Welcome Home, Jaime Part I (SMDM season 3) Welcome Home, Jaime Part II (BW season 1, premiere) The Return of Bigfoot Part I (SMDM season 4) The Return of Bigfoot Part II (BW season 2) Kill Oscar Part I (BW season 2) Kill Oscar Part II (SMDM season 4) Kill Oscar Part III (BW season 2) The only way to properly release these in season sets is to include ALL the episodes of each of these three storylines in both SMDM and BW sets.

If they were to release them in the syndication-style grouping, there would be episodes missing from each series.

There would be minimal overlap by including them in both, and would certainly make fans happy to see Universal present them properly, as they havent been seen in their original form since broadcast on ABC in 1976.

Does anyone have a contact at Universal to pass this information on to The way these studios seem to operate, they are probably unaware of the details in a case like this.

There were three TV-movies in 1973 before the the show became a weekly series in January 1974.

When the series went into syndication, these movies were padded with additional footage from later episodes so they could be broken into 2-part episodes for reruns in the 1-hour format.

The extra footage is edited so poorly that it ruins the pacing of the original movies.

The three TV-movies were: THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN (3773) Shown in syndication as The Moon and the Desert, Parts I II.

WINE, WOMEN AND WAR (102073) Shown in syndication in 2 parts.

THE SOLID GOLD KIDNAPPING (111773) Shown in syndication in 2 parts.

The three TV movies were released in the UK on VHS PAL format, but WWW and SGK contained most of the footage that was added for syndication.

The only NTSC version of the original SMDM movie ever released was the old MCA DiscoVision CAV laserdisc.

It presented the film properly in its original 74 minute form.

Since SMDM, as a series, was a mid-season replacement in 1974, there were only 13 episodes in its first season.

If Universal were to release SMDM in season sets, it would be great to include the first three TV-movies with the first season, since they are about 74 minutes each.

Also, besides the previous post about the few cross-over episodes between SMDM and THE BIONIC WOMAN, there is yet another detail regarding SMDM: There were a few episodes that were broadcast in a 2-hour timeslot, effectively a movie-of-the-week episode.

Bionic Ever After 1994 Torrent