Lindsay Wagner has been celebrating 50 years of her hit sci-fi series, The Bionic Woman, with appearances at comic cons and conventions across the UK and Northern Ireland in recent weeks – and the 77-year-old looks incredible.
The Los Angeles-born star, who is still acting today, took to Instagram to mark the conclusion of Comic Con North East. Lindsay signed autographs for fans and appeared on stage at the event, held at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle on 26 and 27 of September.
"That's a wrap on Comic Con North East in Newcastle," Lindsay penned alongside a carousel of snaps from the convention. "Thanks to everyone for a great event."
Fans flooded the comments section with praise, with followers describing the star as "stunning" and "beautiful."
© Lindsay Wagner / InstagramReflecting on the busy period in a separate post, Lindsay shared a snap of herself enjoying a cup of tea in front of a stunning sea view. "I'm really enjoying the the UK coast while winding down from three shows here to celebrate 50 years of The Bionic Woman," she penned.
Sharing her appreciation for the event organisers and fans, she continued: "A big thank you to Monopoly, the tour promoter, for making it all possible. And I am grateful to all the lovely people who were so welcoming throughout England and Northern Ireland."
Lindsay Wagner and The Bionic Woman
Lindsay shot to fame playing Jaime Sommers in the hit action-adventure show, The Bionic Woman – a spin-off of the 1970s series The Six Million Dollar Man.
© Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty ImagesThe series, which aired between 1976 and 1978, followed former tennis pro Jaime, who is fitted with bionic implants following a near-fatal skydiving accident. Using her superhuman powers, Jaime takes on secret missions for the government.
The series was a huge success, and launched Lindsay to international fame. In 1977, the actress received the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance.
© Getty ImagesSpeaking about the show's legacy during a 2016 interview with AMC, Lindsay shared: "We didn't know it was going to be as iconic as it was. Groundbreaking, yes, because we were intentionally trying to break ground, or the glass ceiling if you will, in some ways.
"But as far as the magnitude, the iconic status, continuing on and on, reruns forever, we weren't aware of that," she continued, adding: "We didn't really think about it - we didn't have time to think about that."
Lindsay Wagner's current acting roles
Five decades after the premiere of her groundbreaking TV show, Lindsay continues to act.
According to IMDb, she is set to appear in the historical feature Jimmy Comes Marching Home and the upcoming drama Pellett.
Lindsay's recent credits include Grey's Anatomy (2018-2019), and the 2023 drama film, When Jack Came Back.
