The OSI Files podcast John S. Drew

"Nightmare in the Sky"
Airdate: September 26, 1976
Written by Tim Carlson and Terrence McDonnell
Directed by Alan Crosland
Synopsis: Kelly Wood/Woods returns as she is accused of stealing an experimental aircraft.  
John and Jerry are joined by writer/podcaster R.J. Sullivan.  Together, they discuss Farrah Fawcett's final appearance on the show, John's freaking out over the disappeance scene, and the Farrah figure.
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R.J. Sullivan

"The Return of Bigfoot, Part 2"
Airdate: September 22, 1976
Written by Kenneth Johnson
Directed by Barry Crane
Synopsis: Jaime searches for the alien complex in order to obtain a cure for Steve's radiation sickness.
John and Liz are joined by Satin Tights host, Paul K. Bisson.  Together, they discuss the music of Joe Harnell, Jaime's first real fight, and the thrill of seeing three bionic beings on one show.
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Paul K. Bisson

"The Return of Bigfoot, Part 1"
Airdate: September 19, 1976
Written by Kenneth Johnson
Directed by Barry Crane
Synopsis: Steve is accused of a series of roberies based on the damage that looks to be caused by a bionic operative.  
John and Liz are joined by Satin Tights host, Paul K. Bisson.  Together, they discuss the thrill of having a crossover story, the music of the episode, and the performance of Sandy Duncan.
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Paul K. Bisson

"Mirror Image"
Airdate: May 19, 1976
Written by James D. Parriott
Directed by Alan J. Levi
Synopsis: Jaime is kidnapped and replaced with a duplicate operative who is trying to kill Oscar.
John and Liz are joined by Mission Log Podcast host John Champion.  Together, they discuss Lindsay Wagner's performance in the dual role, the return of Don Porter to the bionic universe, and the return of Russ.
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John Champion

"The Jailing of Jaime"
Airdate: May 12, 1976
Story by Bruce Shelly
Directed by Alan Crosland Jr.
Synopsis: Jaime is framed for the theft of a decoding device.
John and Liz are joined by actor/filmmaker E. Adam Thomas.  Together, they discuss the actual crime that took place, how much Oscar has changed in that he stood by Jaime through it all, and the application of bionic strength to open a safe door.
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E. Adam Thomas

"Fly, Jaime"
Airdate: April 14, 1976
Story by Mann Rubin, Teleplay by Mann Rubin and Authur Rowe
Directed by Barry Crane
Synopsis: Jaime poses as a flight attendant to protect Rudy Wells' life as he transports an energy formula.
John and Liz discuss the similarities this episode has with the first season Six Million Dollar Man episode, Survival of the Fittest.
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