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Bionic duo reunited

/ 12:10 AM March 01, 2018

“The Bionic Woman” (left) and “The Six Million Dollar Man”

Turned out Sharon Cuneta-Gabby Concepcion and Aiko Melendez-Aga Muhlach were not the only iconic tandems that got reunited recently.

In the United States, another popular pair teamed up anew for a Hallmark movie. Lee Majors, aka Steve Austin, or “The Six Million Dollar Man,” and Lindsay Wagner, aka Jaime Sommers, or “The Bionic Woman,” shared the screen again for the TV-movie “Eat, Play, Love,” which premiered last August.

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In the rom-com, she plays a widow who wants to adopt a pet pooch, but ends up being wooed by a doctor (Lee, of course), who is prodded by the matchmaking protagonists, a vet and a dog shelter owner.

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In an interview with Hallmark Channel, Lindsay related that the reunion with Lee was “very interesting.”

She recalled: “We see each other often for public appearances [the most recent of which was the Phoenix Comicon]. But to act together again … it was fun!”

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Lindsay and Lee were last paired onscreen in the 1994 TV-movie, “Bionic Ever After,” but their beloved television series “The Six Million Dollar Man” (1974-1978) and “The Bionic Woman” (1976-1978) are still much-anticipated in rerun heaven.

Lindsay was recently seen on the big screen in “Samson,” portraying Zealphonis, the mother of the Biblical hero. BAYANI SAN DIEGO JR.

Lee Majors (left) and Lindsay Wagner in “Eat, Play, Love”

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