Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Freeman This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

Stephanie There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

jacko1275 Sorry to go against every one but i liked it not much more to say than that. The acting was bearable, The plot was OK,The story line didn't make me turn it off.Just some good old fashioned mind numbing TV, and theirs nothing wrong with that.I liked the remade Battlestar Galactica although a little hard to get used to some changes,it was good to see Some of the BSG actors in this remake which i thought was a lot better than the original very lame Lindsay Wagner bionic woman, Yes very lame when you look at it again today.

craigfx806 Judging by the comments, I must be the only person that really enjoyed this series. I missed it when it first came out and just completed disc 1. I thought the pilot was excellent, and if a little longer could have played in the theaters. The effects were great and I could not pull my self away from it. The battle/rival with the first bionic woman I thought really made it interesting. It reminded me of the battles with the female terminator. I didn't feel it was very rushed as others have complained, I feel it made it more exciting with out all the boring stuff. The sister role gave a realistic feel to the modern bionic woman. I can't wait to watch more.

davjgg Horrible. Terrible. This remake misses all the charms. The writer, director, and producer of this remake didn't include any story depth, character depth, and even the shot depths this remake needs. What happened? Where was the relationship with the original bionic woman series? The scenes were so dark and dreary. The shots were different and hard to watch. The story moves by so fast it had little time to tell more about the character and wanted to take her into action right now. Why not tell more about how she feels and might do? Why not show more new bionic miracles? How about what the original bionic woman might do? And how does the bionic woman survive an attack with only half her body being bionic? Lots of questions that need to be answered. Didn't any of these questions and more ever come up before making this remake? My teacher always said, you get to make only one mistake and that's all you get. Didn't anyone watch the original bionic woman series? Did anyone think it out through and through?

Jonathan Hodges When my Dad would teach Sunday school, his approach was very scholarly. For instance, concerning the virgin birth, he'd say "If it doesn't make sense, or if it's outdated, then DON'T believe it. Inevitably, a little old lady would chirp up and reply "Please don't take away the virgin birth. I've believed in it since I was a kid. It's special to me" I come here now as the old lady, where concerning the shows of my childhood. Don't take away my childhood by raping the classics. Ron Moore has pretty much raped the noble aspects of BSG and gotten every TV whore/critic to back him up. My childhood heroes have been turned into whiners, alcoholics and pussies in the name of "good drama".And now, someone has tried with Bionic Woman. Guys, there are fans, I'm sure, for the whole "ultra dark brooding" approach. But you know what? Today's generation should have a chance to have heroes of some kind. The TV heroes of the 1970s, however corny or cheesy, enriched my childhood. All this brooding crap today is embarrassing. Good drama be damned, give us a show with redeeming qualities.