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She's acting edgy these days.

This is Lindsay Wagner.
Here are some scenes

from the next episode
of The Bionic Woman.

What is that?
What are you?

I can't stand looking
at you anymore!

Bye.

[Man]
Sommers is a prize.

You're gonna lock her up, eh?
You're talking about a zoo.

The NSB is too big.
You can't get away.

Oh, yes, I can.

If she resists,
we'll just put her to sleep.

[beeping]

[beeping]

[beeping]

[high-pitched tone]

Hey, Doc.
Where's Callahan?

Well, hi. She's visiting her mom
for a week,

so I'm sort of pinch-hitting
for Rudy and Oscar.

Well, frankly, I think you're
too good for either of them.

Well.
Jaime inside?

Mmm, no, she went on assignment
this morning.

Assignment?

We're supposed
to have lunch.

Well, it was
a last minute thing.

Maybe she, uh,
forgot to call you.

[buzzer sounds]

[Oscar] Sarah, send in the file
on the Mallare case.

Yes, sir.

Uh, please, let me.

Thank you.

- Oscar, you got a minute?
- Yeah, Chris. Whaddya got?

How come you sent Jaime out
to babysit some kid?

Well, it's not
a simple assignment.

When a top-notch
scientist defects,

there's always a chance
that his enemies might try

to get back at him
through his family.

Come on, Oscar. Stoddard doesn't need
a bionic babysitter.

Anyone in the OSI
could've handled it.

Well, you know how Jaime is.
She loves kids.

She's always happiest
when she's around them.

That's why I gave her
the assignment.

You know, she's, uh--

She's acting edgy these days.

- I can't put my finger on it.
- I don't think she can either.

[groans]

[laughs] Jaime, did you see that?
I sure did.

Quite a performance,
wasn't it?

Think that calls
for a peanut?

Well, I don't know.
Polar bears don't eat peanuts.

I believe they feed
on salmon.

Oh, excuse me.

Well, I'll tell
you what.

Mr. Bear, would you settle for
a round of applause?

[groans]

Do you think
they look sad?

I don't know. Maybe they just don't like
living in a cage.

Of course
they like it, Jaime.

The people in charge give them
everything they need.

Yeah,
everything except freedom.

Howdy, folks.
Perfect day, isn't it?

Sure is. I'll bet it's a perfect day
for a balloon too, huh?

- Yeah.
- [chuckles] Well, since you mentioned it,

you suppose the little girl
would like one?

Might be a hot prospect.
What do you think?

- I'd like one.
- You would? Okay. [chuckles]

How much?

Just 50 cents.

All right.

Here, honey. You want to pick
your color?

Uh, let's see.

Oh, oh,
oh, oh!

Oh, no!
Oh!

[Reiko] My balloon.
[Man] Oh, dear.

[Jaime] Oh, well.

Well, listen. What's gonna
happen here now?

Can we settle this
out of court?

Oh, no. It's entirely
my fault, ma'am.

In fact, I owe you
another balloon.

All we have to do
is inflate it.

But it's very technical, and I sure
could use an assistant.

Oh, Jaime.
Can I? Please?

Okay. Go ahead.
Just don't you float away too, huh?

- [Reiko] Alright.
- [Man] Come on.

[laughs]

[Reiko] Jaime!

[screaming] Jaime!

Jaime!

Jaime, please help me!

Jaime, help me!
Jaime! Let me go!

Let me go! Get away from me!
Please help me!

Jaime!
Let me go!

[Man] What the--

[Reiko] Jaime!

Whoa!

[screaming]

[Reiko] Jaime!
Oh, Jaime, help me!

[screaming]

[barking]

[Girl] Jaime!

Jaime!

What did we do wrong?

Honey, are you
all right? Okay.

- [crying]
- It's all right. It's all right.

- I was just so scared!
- I know.

And if you hadn't
been here--

But how did you handle
all those big men by yourself?

Oh, "how" isn't important. What's
important is that you're all right.

Thanks to you.

I will tell my father what a wonderful
friend you-you--

It's okay, Reiko.

What is that?

What are you?

Reiko, it's all right.

There you go.
Good as new.

I spoke to
the police doctor.

He said he gave Reiko a sedative,
and she's gonna be just fine.

Gave her
a sedative?

Well, sure. It must've been
a terrifying experience for her.

Those two men and all.

[Jaime thinking]
I've got to see her and talk to her.

Jaime! Jaime, hi!

Hi! My goodness! I actually think
you're glad to see me.

Oh, you mean the zoo.
Please forgive me for that.

I was just so surprised to see...
Well, you know.

- Yeah.
- But I'm quite over it now.

Well, I'm glad. Because I wanted to talk
to you before you left.

Wait a minute. I...

These are for you.
Here.

- Oh, they're just like the ones we saw.
- Mm-hmm.

Reiko, I want to explain
something to you.

It feels so real,
doesn't it?

They feel real.
Yeah.

I suppose that does too.
Yes. Um...

Reiko, look. I know that
you were surprised.

But you were probably
a little frightened too.

Of course, now that I know,
I can tell it's not flesh.

Are you like this
all over?

All over, uh...

Yes, uh, with these things.
What do you call them?

[stammering]
No, I'm not like this all over.

It's called bionics, but it's only
my arm and my legs.

That much?
That's wonderful!

No wonder you're so much stronger
than a normal person.

Reiko, please listen to me.

I don't want to talk
about this anymore, okay?

I want to talk about what makes a
person a person,

what makes him part of life.

And it's not his hand or his legs.
It's what goes on inside.

It's got to be what's inside.

Otherwise, what would we be?
What would that make me?

Father! Father, she's here!
The one I told you about.

The one who saved me.

This is Jaime Sommers,
Father.

Jaime Sommers,
the robot lady!

She is pretty.

Excuse me.

[Reiko, echoing] The robot lady.
The robot lady.

[Jaime] Dear Oscar, I think I know what's
been bothering me these past few weeks.

It's, uh-- It's the OSI.

It's that one-hundredth
of one percent of the world

that deals with espionage and security
and secrets and paranoia.

This minute piece of life
has become my whole existence.

Almost everything I do
every day relates to it.

And I've got to get back
to some reality.

I never asked for this arm.

[sighs]

"This army called the OSI."

I didn't even really enlist.
I-I was drafted.

Oscar, you've been so kind to me,
and you've been fair.

And in spite of the system,
you've even been loving.

But I'm tired
of answering the bugle.

I'm-- I'm tired of
being called a winner,

just because Rudy's genius made it
impossible for me to lose.

And I'm tired of
looking in the mirror

and seeing an OSI agent
instead of a woman.

I'm just tired.
I'm tired.

I feel like I have been on the front lines
for three years.

Now, I know it's going to take a little
adjusting to get back into civilian life,

and realistically speaking,
I could be taking a chance

by not being under Rudy's
constant surveillance.

But no one knows
if that's actually necessary.

Hi, Jaime.
How are you to--

[Jaime] And the way
I'm feeling now,

it's more important to me
to find out if I can live a normal life.

I'm willing
to take the chance.

It goes without saying that I'm gonna
miss you all very much,

but, uh...
my mind is made up.

And as of today,
I am resigning from the OSI.

Jaime!

What is it?

It's, uh...

Bye.

[phone ringing]

[Max whimpers, barks]

Oh.

- Thanks a lot, Max.
- [barks]

Hello?

[in French accent]
Good morning, lady of leisure.

How're things
with the soft-life crowd?

Oh, things are wonderful.
I haven't felt this good in years.

Are you gonna keep your job
at the, uh, Air Base School?

I don't think at the Air Base.
I love those kids.

I would like to get away from
the government completely for a while.

I'm really, really pleased, Jaime.
Your morale sounds so high.

Well, I feel good.
I'm happy.

I feel so free, I don't exactly know
what to do with myself.

'Cause I've got all these options
open to me now,

and I don't know
where to start.

[phone rings] Whoops! Hey, duty calls.
Can you hold? Great.

Oscar Goldman's office.

[Woman]
Senator Renshaw calling.

Uh, just a moment, please.
I'll ring.

Sorry about that. Well, listen, I was
just calling to say hi.

Wanna have lunch tomorrow?

Fine. We could set a time
in the morning, huh?

- You got it. Bye-bye.
- Okay. Bye.

[Man] Oscar, I want to thank you
for coming over right away.

You know this nation is facing
nothing less than a tragedy.

A tragedy at the hands
of "Janey" Sommers,

a woman who is a walking library
of our secrets.

Not just the ones in her head,
the ones in her bionics.

"Janey" Sommers is a prize that an
enemy could simply snatch up

and then examine
at their leisure.

So, how can you possibly justify
putting her out on the street?

Well, gentlemen,

Miss Sommers isn't just
a typical agent.

I mean, we have no contracts
or anything that ties us to her,

other than the gratitude she feels that
we saved her life.

That, and an unspoken
bond of trust.

Now her service might be at an end,
but not that trust.

Not after all
we've been through together.

After three years of service, after
risking her life over and over again.

Now, I know this woman.

She would not go back
on her word.

She would not
betray her country.

Interesting words, Oscar.

They remind me of
Sommers' last assignment.

Here it is. Right here.

Mallare,
the defecting scientist.

I'm sure that his country
felt the same way about him.

Loyal, trustworthy, reliable.

But you got him to switch sides,
didn't you, Oscar?

That's not the same thing,
and you know it, Bill.

Gentlemen, please.

Oscar, we are not here to
impugn the girl's integrity.

But at the same time, she just
simply cannot be left out on her own.

Now, suppose she were
kidnapped by an enemy.

All right, do you think that
their exploration of her bionics

would be
very pleasant for her?

To say nothing of the effect that
that would have on our national security?

And that's not the only thing.
This is not just our decision alone.

I sit on the Joint
intelligence Committee,

and I have to answer to
some very picky colleagues.

Frankly, I'm at a loss
for a solution.

Unless we go with the one that Mr. Parr
suggested to me this morning.

Oh?

Relax, Oscar.
You win this one.

If Sommers feels she can
no longer be active,

we'd be happy to put her
in a place where she can get the reward

and the rest
that she's entitled to.

You see, Mr. Parr tells me that his
National Security Bureau

has several communities
throughout the country,

where Miss Sommers
can continue to live a normal life

and yet still have the protection of
a very grateful government.

So...

you're gonna
lock her up, eh?

Is that your idea
of a grateful government?

[laughs] No. Oscar.

You talk like that, you'd think
it's behind bars or something.

It's not that bad.
It's practically a resort!

Of course!

She can just roam around,
do whatever she wants,

until she gets too close
to the edge.

And then you just
jerk the leash, huh?

You're talking about a zoo.

Well, we won't keep you from your
work any longer, Mr. Goldman.

In fact,
since you are so very busy,

I think that I will put the "Janey"
Sommers matter into Mr. Parr's hands.

And after Janey's settled
in her new home,

why, you can fly out and visit her
if you'd like.

Okay, you've won
the first round.

But I'm gonna do everything
in my power to stop this.

Oscar, I wouldn't do
anything foolish if--

I may not be able to stop you.
I may not be able to keep you

from making us as inhuman
and as calculating

as the people
we're fighting against,

but I can do one thing.

When you're finished
building that cage

and you're getting ready to put her
name on it, get it right, will you?

It's not "Janey."
It's "Jaime." Jaime Sommers.

Say it.

- What?
- Say it!

- Jaime Sommers.
- Good! Very good.

Don't you ever forget it.

[slams]

- Guess who's here.
- [ dog whimpers]

[knocking on door] Guess who's coming.
Come in. Come in.

- Hi!
- Well.

What a surprise.
What are you doing here?

- Hi.
- [laughs] Hi.

Come on. Sit down.
You want some coffee?

- Well--
- A sandwich, some fruit?

I can only stay a moment.
Just wanted to stop in and say hello.

Well, okay. I-I just wanted to talk to you
about some things.

I-I don't think I've ever really said them
strongly enough and...

I would like you to know
how much I appreciate

the fact that you've always been
there for me when I needed you.

And that the hardest part
about leaving the OSI

is gonna be that I'm not going to have
you to lean on anymore.

So I was just wondering if you
took outpatients, doc?

Jaime...

you're not out.

What do you mean,
I'm not out?

Oscar, I thought
you would understand.

I understand.

Well, what then?

I spill my guts to you
in a letter,

and after you know how I feel, you come
into my house and you tell me I'm not out?

I mean, are you trying to tell me
that I can't even quit if I want to?

I mean, I don't understand you. I thought
that I was more than just a pawn to you,

or one of your little tools.
I just--

Jaime,
you're hurting my arm.

I-- [scoffs]

Feel very strange.
I don't know, um--

I always felt like
I could trust you.

- You can trust me.
- [scoffs]

It's other people.

People that
won't let you go.

What other people?

I don't understand. They can't make
me work. That's ridiculous.

Of course they can't.

But they consider a part of you
government property.

That's why they're willing
to let you retire.

They've got the place
all picked out.

Oh, it's very pleasant.
It's sunny.

Plenty of beautiful
recreational facilities.

Don't worry about any personal
needs you might have.

The people in charge
will give you whatever it is you want.

[sighs]

Yeah, they'll give me
everything but freedom, huh?

Uh, Oscar,
can't you do something?

Jaime,
I'm doing all I can.

But it's out of my hands,
but not out of my mind.

Well, I better
get out of here.

Before I end up telling you that the
NSB are on their way over here,

that you've got 20 minutes to pack
and to get out of here.

And that I might
tell you to run.

Use all the skills
that I taught you

to prevent us from paying you back
in this way.

[Max whimpering]

What about Max?
I'll take care of Max.

Now listen,
you haven't got much time.

Hurry. Come on.

[scoffs]
You know...

Callahan once accused me of being
married to the OSI.

And if that is the case,

you're the closest thing
to family I'll ever have.

I want you to know I'm gonna miss you
very, very much.

But I want you to go,
be free,

find whatever it is
you're looking for.

Because I...

Well, I love you.

[sniffs] Oscar,
I love you too. I do.

All I'm looking for is whatever's left
of Jaime Sommers.

You know, you just gave me back
a big piece of her.

So maybe I can
find the rest, huh?

[sobbing]

Get out of here.
Hurry.

Max.

Come on, Max.

[sniffs]

Okay, okay,
stop this. Stop it.

I've gotta pull
myself together.

[sniffing] I don't know.
What am I gonna take?

I don't need to take this.
Because see, I run on batteries.

I don't need that machine
for exercise.

I'm something they whipped up
over the weekend in a laboratory.

I don't believe it.

They won't let me go because they
consider me US government property.

God.

I'm not a woman.
I'm just a machine.

I'm a serial number,
97402.

What was I doing, anyway?

I don't need to take you with me
to wake me up,

because I hardly ever
sleep anymore, right?

Rudy says I don't
need that much sleep,

because there isn't that much of me
left to get tired.

I can just lay in bed
half the night,

thinking about how little of me
there is in this bed.

[continues crying]
Look what I've done. Geez.

[sobbing]

You're the problem,
you know that?

You're the real problem.

See, you're the machine
I have to take with me wherever I go.

You're always there
and you're always working.

And if I-- You know, if I turn on
this cute little ear of mine,

I can hear circuits breaking,
I can hear gears spinning.

It's like some time machine.

It's like
some awful machine.

You know,
you used to be so...

[crying] Now, you're just like
some awful machine.

And I can't stand looking
at you anymore!

Oh. [cries]

Why is this
happening to me?

I don't know.

[dramatic music]

[Parr] Remember,
she's exceptionally strong.

Protect yourself
but don't harm her.

I want this done
as smoothly as possible.

Yes, sir. If she resists,
we'll just put her to sleep.

Cover the back
of the house.

[knocking on door]

[Parr] Miss Sommers?

[Man] lt's open, sir.
[Parr] Go ahead in.

Miss Sommers, we'd just like
to talk to you for a moment.

Check the back.

- [Man] Nothing here, sir.
- [Parr] Come on.

Priority one, this is
Deputy Director Parr. Top secret.

[Operator]
Channel scrambled, sir.

This is Parr.

Jaime Sommers,
former OSI operative,

is hereby officially
designated a fugitive.

Effective immediately, all regional
NSB directors are to give highest priority

to her location
and apprehension.

You're to use every resource
and facility at your disposal.

Toward this goal,

headquarters will immediately
initiate the following actions.

One, the creation of
a reasonable cover story

to ensure the cooperation
of domestic police agencies.

[shutter clicks]

Two, immediate and
continuous surveillance

of all friends and coworkers
of Jaime Sommers--

[shutter clicks]

Concentrating on her
acquaintances within the OSI.

Three, requisition of all OSI records
and files regarding Jaime Sommers

in both her professional
and her private life.

I remind all regional
directors and field agents

that we have been given
full authority in this case

by the Joint
Intelligence Committee.

What's wrong with it?

This morning the NSB cut off
all their computer tie lines.

You mean they won't let their
computers talk to our computers?

- That's about it.
- I don't believe this.

We know more about what's going on
in Moscow and Peking

than we do at the NSB.

[Rudy] It's a rotten
political trick.

For years now, Parr's been trying
to discredit you

and get the NSB to take over
all the government undercover operations,

and he's using Jaime
as an issue to do it.

Parr believes it's for the good
of the country, Rudy.

That's the trouble.
He thinks he's doing the right thing.

- Coffee, Rudy?
- Thanks, Sarah.

[sighs] I wonder if Jaime knows
how serious they are.

If she doesn't want to be found,
she won't be found.

Are you kidding?
They never give up.

She knows the resources
of the NSB.

If she doesn't want to be found,
she isn't going to be found.

We better find her first
and let her know what's going on.

We know her better
than anybody else.

We should be able to
figure out where she'd be.

[motor running]

[both shouting, laughing]

[laughing]

What is so funny?

Oh, nothing.
I was just thinking

that absolutely no one, no one at the OSI
has any idea where we are.

And even if they did,
we don't have a shortwave,

we don't have a pocket beeper,
we don't have anything.

- Right.
- It's fantastic.

- Mm-hmm.
- I mean, you know, if a herd of dinosaurs

went rampaging through the White House,
I mean,

Oscar would just simply
have to handle it himself.

What's the matter?

Jaime, who told you
about those dinosaurs?

It was supposed
to be top secret.

Oh, you.
[both laughing]

- Listen, I'll tell you what's top secret.
- Yeah? What?

- This place is top secret.
- Is that right?

I won't let anybody
know about it,

- except you and me.
- Mm-hmm.

- Mmm.
- 'Cause it's for us.

- Mm-hmm.
- That's all.

Chris, do you think she would try
to leave the country?

No. I think I know
where she is.

What if you're followed?

They're gonna be watching
all her friends very closely.

You drive a jeep?

Has it got wheels?

[engine starts]

[Woman] Unit 3 to Unit 1.

We're now following
Chris Williams north on Highway 26.

Very good. Spotter 1,
are you in position?

[Pilot] That's affirmative, sir. We have
visual contact with the Williams vehicle.

All right now, if everybody's
very careful,

I'm betting he'll lead us
straight to Jaime Sommers.

Williams is still
heading north on 26.

He's locked. There are no intersections
or turnoffs for 4.8 miles.

Very good. But I think
he might've noticed you.

You drop back,
and I'll take the point.

- [Chris] Hi. You got everything?
- [Sarah] Yeah, I think so. Good luck.

Thanks. You too.

Slow down. How did we get this
close behind him?

What the--

Looks like a woman!
Catch her!

[horn blaring]

[blows kiss, laughs]

[vehicle approaching]

Jaime?

Jaime!

Jaime!

Jaime! Jaime!
It's me, Chris! Stop!

Jaime!

[groans]

You okay?
You okay?

[panting] Oh,
I think I might be now.

Oh.

[Jaime]
Why did you come here?

Well, there's
no big mystery about it.

I was worried, and I wanted
to be with you.

You wanted to
hide out with me?

No, I mean I want
to be with you, no matter what.

You realize that you might spend
the rest of your life running?

Well, if that's
what you really want to do.

But I don't think
you should run anymore.

I think you should
give yourself up.

You do, do you?

Well, I have this
selfish little dream

about being free, you see.

Well, how free do you think
you're gonna be running?

They wanna put me in a cage,
Chris,

or put me in a zoo,

and I cannot live like that.

I don't have to.

Jaime,
they'd track us down.

The NSB is too big. There's too
many of them. You can't get away.

Oh, yes, I can.

Because I'm the best
there is, remember?

I'm the robot lady.

I spent three years learning all their
tricks, and I can get away from anyone.

Jaime,
you're kidding yourself.

You're playing
in their ballpark.

They're the teacher.
You're the student.

Eventually
they're gonna get you.

Well, eventually's
fine with me.

What is all this nonsense?
You're feeling sorry for yourself.

I'm not feeling sorry for myself.
I'm fed up!

Three years ago
they brought me back to life.

I felt very grateful, okay?
I said I would work for them.

I decided to become an agent and
go on a mission occasionally.

Then occasionally
became all the time.

Chris, I haven't had
any life of my own at all.

All I have had is missions.

I don't like what I've been doing,
and I don't like what I've become.

Well, it's good enough
for me to fall in love with.

Oh, really? Well, what are you
in love with?

If you're a leg man, honey,
you're out of luck.

Hey, now wait a minute!

I found out you were bionic on what?
The fourth date?

If you weren't
exactly what I wanted,

there wouldn't have been
a fifth, believe me.

Look, I don't care how much
blood you've got pulsing around in you,

or whether or not you can beat me
at arm wrestling.

Because bionic or not, Jaime Sommers
was more woman than I'd ever met before,

and that's why
I fell in love with her.

That's why I want her to come back with
me, so we can work this thing out!

That's also why I'm willing to
live in that zoo with you,

if that's the only way
we can be together.

I wish I could believe you.

Well, try. It's easy.

It's easy for you to say.

Jaime, look.

I wanna spend my whole life
throwing snowballs at you.

Kissing this face,

holding your hand,
stroking your hair.

Why did you
take that hand?

- Well that's a silly question, isn't it?
- No, it's not.

Because I wanted
to touch you.

Because you know which hand is
real and alive and which one isn't.

- That's why.
- Oh, Jaime.

Look, I understand your repulsion.
Believe me.

I have had to touch it 24 hours a day
for the past three years!

I mean, you did what
anybody else would do.

Now wait a minute.
I'm not just anybody.

I happen to be the man
that's in love with you.

[sighs]

Chris, the problem is not how
we feel about each other.

It's how I feel
about myself.

And I guess I'm gonna have to work
that one out alone.

Where you going?

Please don't follow me.

[melancholy music]

Hi.

Hi. You want a lift?

If you're going east,
hop in.

Great.

[Man] You look tired.
Hey, why don't you grab some sleep,

and I'll wake you up
when we get to Tucson.

[Jaime]
Oh, that'd be great. Thank you.

[inaudible]

[bionic ear beeps]

[Man] Of course I'm sure
it's the Sommers girl.

She looks exactly like the
picture in the paper.

[sirens wailing]

[Female Dispatcher]
Motorcycle units 4-1 and 2-7,

proceed to intersection
of Highway 100--

[Man] Sommers reported heading
east towards Barnsdale.

[Reporter] The search continues
for Jaime Sommers,

sought in connection with a
bank robbery in West Los Angeles.

[news reports continue]

[dispatcher continues]
Vermont and Melrose,

investigate report
on fugitive Jaime Sommers.

[overlapping chatter continues]

[carousel music playing]

[children, singsong]
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.

Humpty Dumpty
had a great fall.

All the king's horses
and all the king's men

couldn't put Humpty
together again.

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.

Humpty Dumpty
had a great fall.

All the king's horses and
all the king's men--

Couldn't put Humpty
together again.

Oh.

[Pilot] Spotter 1 to Car 1.
I'm in position, sir.

[Parr] Right. We're going in on foot.
Keep your eyes open.

[Pilot]
Yes, sir. Spotter 1 out.

[carousel music continues]

We've got ten acres
of park to cover, so spread out.

Concentrate on the foliage.

The helicopter will spot her
if she's out in the open.

Yes, sir.

[helicopter whirring]

[Boy] Hi.

Hi.

Want to play?

[chuckles]

No, thanks.
I'm a little tired.

[Man] Tommy? Tommy,
where are you?

It's all right.
We'll play a different game.

You Tommy? That's your dad,
isn't it?

Why don't you
play with him?

He can't play ball.
He's blind.

Before the accident,
he could do everything.

Now, all he wants to do is listen
to records and take walks in the park.

Like with you,
today?

Yeah.

So you just leave him alone

and come ask a stranger
to play ball with you?

I told him I was gonna ask
someone to--

You don't understand.

He's not just blind.
Now he's different.

Maybe what's different is the
way that you're treating him, Tommy.

Look, he can't play ball.
So what?

I mean, you know that.
You both understand that.

But I'll bet there's a lot of other things
that haven't changed

that you could be
doing together, huh?

- He's your father, Tommy.
- I know that.

Well, then you should also know
that what makes him him is not his eyes

or his legs or his arms
or anything else.

What makes anybody
an individual, a person is-is--

It's what goes on
in here and here.

And nothing,
Tommy,

nothing that happens on this earth
can ever change that.

[realization music]

Nothing can
ever change that.

I guess, uh...

I guess I believe it.

[laughs] Oh!
[ball pops]

- I believe it. [laughs]
- Are you magic?

Oh, yes. Yes, I am magic,
you beautiful child. I am.

I'm so magic I just
changed my own mind.

I know you don't know
what I'm talking about.

Listen to me. I'm very sorry that
I ruined your ball.

But I bet your Dad'll get you another one,
or anything else you want,

if you just be with him.

Tommy, I want you to go
and love him for what he is,

and for what he was,
and what he will be.

And don't even think about
what he isn't.

Because
it's so unimportant.

Okay?

Okay, go on.

There's no point in trying anything,
Miss Sommers.

You're surrounded.
We know you're a bionic woman.

No, sir.
I'm just a woman,

and I'm coming back to work.

I have found a way
to be at peace with my bionics

by accepting the fact
that I have no choice.

The alternatives are
totally unacceptable.

Now, I have no objection
to taking assignments

but with some very
strict conditions.

You can write
your own ticket.

Now, you hear me out
before you say that,

because it's not gonna be smooth
sailing anymore.

It's not gonna be,
"Blow the whistle and Jaime jumps."

Then please go on.

I need some time to have a life
of my own also.

That may mean marriage,
children, I don't know.

But it does mean some work
that I feel good about.

My teaching, helping kids.
Uh, something positive.

Because, you see,
I experience the OSI

as negative activity.

It's, uh-- It's fending off disaster,
it's survival time.

And I must have some things in
my life that give me perspective,

so that my work for you
will mean something.

Now, if that seems
unreasonable, I'm sorry,

but that's how
I feel about it.

No, that's not unreasonable,
Miss Sommers.

You were afraid you'd become less
woman than machine.

Well, unfortunately,
there are a lot of men like me

who became machines
and didn't even know it.

We were too busy making rules
and regulations

and so worried
about our own fears,

that we forgot
what life was all about

which is really
just living.

I'm very glad that you're gonna
be coming back here

to help remind us
that we're human.

- Thank you very much, Senator.
- Oscar.

Thank you.

Oscar, could
I see you for a moment?

[whimpering]
Max, hi.

- Jaime, I heard you were back.
- Yeah, I'm back.

- Listen, Jaime, I--
- I really wanted to talk to you.

- [chuckles]
- Let me get this out, will you?

I want to apologize
for what I said in the cabin.

I don't have the right to tell
anybody how to live their life.

I'm not just
anybody, okay?

I'm the one
who loves you too.

And I just know we can
work this thing out.

If you still want me.
[chuckles]

Come here.
[laughs]

[theme music]