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The British are coming, the British are coming. "Bionic Woman," premieres on NBC on Wednesday, September 26 at 9:00 p.m. Michelle Ryan, the star of the series, is English as well as Damian Lewis, the star of "Life" and Scottish Kevin McKidd, the star of "Journeyman." Across the pond, the accomplished young actress has appeared in films, on the stage and on television (BBC's "EastEnders" and "Jekyll").

BIONIC WOMAN
Wednesdays on NBC (9-10 p.m. ET); Series Premiere: Wednesday, September 26

Struggling as a bartender and surrogate mom to her teenage sister, Jaime Sommers (Michelle Ryan, "EastEnders") didn't think life could get much harder. But when a devastating car accident leaves her at death's door, Jaime's only hope for survival is a cutting-edge, top-secret technology that comes at a hefty price.
With a whole new existence and a debt to re-pay, Jaime must figure out how to use her extraordinary abilities for good -- while weighing the personal sacrifices she will have to make. Ultimately, it's Jaime's journey of self-discovery and inner strength that will help her embrace her new life as the Bionic Woman in this new action-drama series.

Also starring are: Miguel Ferrer ("Crossing Jordan") as Jonas, the man who employs Jaime's boyfriend; Chris Bowers ("Rescue Me”) as Will, Jaime's boyfriend, who performs the operation; Will Yun Lee ("Witchblade") as Jae, the specialized operations leader; and Molly Price ("Third Watch"), as Ruth, Jonas' second-in-command.

"Bionic Woman" is produced by Universal Media Studios and executive-produced by David Eick ("Battlestar Galactica"), Glen Morgan (“The X-Files”), and Jason Smilovic ("Lucky Number Slevin").

Michelle Ryan - "Jaime Sommers"
British thespian Michelle Ryan first achieved success in the United Kingdom for her portrayal of Zoë Slater in the popular BBC series “EastEnders.” Earlier this year, Ryan was seen in Sean Ellis' debut feature film “Cashback,” based on his Oscar-nominated short film. The film recently screened at the Aspen comedy festival.

In addition, Ryan recently starred alongside Jimmy Carr and Carmen Electra in the Stephen Surjik-directed comedy, “I Want Candy.” She has also appeared in the ITV production of “Mansfield Park,” and can soon be seen in the BBC production of “Jekyll,” opposite James Nesbitt and Gina Bellman.
Ryan’s other television credits include “The Worst Witch,” “Burnside” and “Miss Marple: By the Pricking of My Thumbs,” in which she played the vampish Rose Waters. Her theater work includes roles at the London Palladium, Her Majesty’s Theatre and Millfield Theatre. Last summer, Ryan appeared on stage in the Toby Young and Lloyd Evans stage production “Who’s The Daddy?” She played Tiffany the Mole, one of the lead female roles, in an outrageous portrayal of life at Britain’s foremost political and literary magazine (The Spectator) during the Blunkett Sex’n’Visa scandal.
Ryan is based in London, and her birthday is April 22.

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