Lindsay Wagner is celebrating the 50th anniversary of her iconic television series The Bionic Woman by launching a limited-time online store selling exclusive memorabilia. The 76-year-old actress announced the initiative this week via social media, inviting fans to purchase items including signed scripts, personalised photos, and even one-on-one video chats.
Under the website Bionic50.com, Wagner is offering a signed printed copy of the script for the final episode, 'On The Run' (originally titled 'The Last Mission'), for $250. Three new anniversary photos are available for $70 each with a personalised autograph. The highlight is a $50 video chat session, available throughout February, where fans can ask questions or share their memories of watching the show.
Wagner wrote on Instagram: 'If you don’t already know, this year, 2026, is the 50th anniversary of the Bionic Woman… hard to fathom. In December I decided to open a little store for 3 months… it’s Bionic50.com…which has a few memorabilia items celebrating the 50th.'
The series, which aired from 1976 to 1978, followed tennis player Jaime Sommers, who is rebuilt with bionic technology after a skydiving accident and becomes a government agent. The show was a spin-off of The Six Million Dollar Man, and Wagner often appeared alongside Lee Majors as Steve Austin.
Last month, Wagner posted a video marking the exact anniversary, saying: 'Here we are 50 years from 1976, happy anniversary... I say happy anniversary to you [the fans] because without your support all these years we wouldn't be here, and I am so grateful.'
