It's been 50 years since Lindsay Wagner's iconic portrayal of Jaime Sommers in the hit sci-fi series, The Bionic Woman – and the American actress hasn't aged a day.
Lindsay, now 77, starred in the action-adventure series – a spin-off of the 1970s series The Six Million Dollar Man – from 1976 to 1978. The series followed the titular character as she uses her superhuman bionic powers to carry out high-risk government missions.
© Disney General Entertainment ConThe Los Angeles-born star, who is still acting today, often shares updates with her social media followers, including photos and videos from her travels.
Earlier this month, Lindsay shared a video recorded during her trip to the market town of Guisborough, North Yorkshire, ahead of her appearance at Comic Con Northern Ireland. In the clip, she sat peacefully in front of the dramatic ruins of Gisborough Priory.
Looking radiant, the actress smiled for the camera, stylishly dressed in a cream jumper and light blue denim jeans.
"Relaxing in the UK ahead of Comic Con Northern Ireland, which starts tomorrow," she penned in the caption. "This is Gisborough Priory, the magnificent ruins of an Augustinian priory founded around 1119 in the market town of Guisborough, North Yorkshire.
"Beside the ruins is the town's war memorial, honoring those who lost their lives serving their country," continued the actress, adding: "A beautiful, quiet and very contemplative place."
© Lindsay Wagner/InstagramFans quickly flooded the comments with praise for Lindsay's appearance, with one writing, "Still as beautiful as ever," while another called the actress "gorgeous."
Lindsay Wagner and The Bionic Woman
Lindsay first portrayed Jaime Sommers in the hit series, The Six Million Dollar Man. Jaime, a former professional tennis star, had been fitted with bionics after suffering near-fatal injuries in a skydiving accident. Following cutting-edge surgery, she becomes the first female cyborg and is assigned to spy missions for the government.
© Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty ImagesThe series was hugely popular both in the US and the UK, and launched Lindsay to international stardom. In 1977, she won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role on the show.
Lindsay Wagner's current acting roles
Five decades after her iconic TV role, Lindsay is still acting.
© Getty ImagesHer recent credits include Grey's Anatomy (2018-2019), and the 2023 drama film, When Jack Came Back.
According to IMDb, she is set to appear in the historical feature Jimmy Comes Marching Home and the upcoming drama Pellett.
