“The process was so frustrating, and the conditions under which we were making that show never really came to fruition in such a way that I felt like we could make the show well,” Eick said during the SCI FI Channel’s upfront presentation to advertisers in New York on March 18. “The actress [Michelle Ryan] we found was wonderful. Some of the writing was good.”

However, some things just didn’t work. ”We just didn’t ever bring it all together like we did with Battlestar. At a certain point, when it becomes that frustrating, I think you’re better off to say, ‘Let’s try again another time,’ and let it go.”

NBC still has yet to confirm Bionic Woman’s end, but Eick’s words seem as good of a confirmation as any.

The DVD set containing all eight episodes of Bionic Woman is now available. You can order your set now at Amazon.com.

The set includes pilot commentary and “The Making of the Car Crash” - referring to the sequence in the pilot episode, not the series itself.

Although it’s labeled as “Volume One,” don’t expect any more as the show appears to be over….

The usually-accurate Mike Ausiello at TV Guide is now saying something that has been expected for a while: Bionic Woman’s systems have shut down.

“I’m told by multiple sources that Bionic staffers were informed late last week that the troubled reboot has indeed been canceled,” Ausiello says in today’s posting.

This comes hot on the heels of another NBC relaunch, Knight Rider, airing and being much more successful, creatively and ratings-wise. Yeah, we went there and said it - Knight Rider was good fun, gosh darn it.

So with that, unless something else is announced to say otherwise, we bid you adieu. The Bionic Website will continue to exist as an archive of Bionic material for the forseeable future, and we thank you for visiting this site in its few months of activity. Like Ausiello, we wish that the show would have been relaunched with new creative people, but for the most part, the show just was a general disappointment, especially when compared to the network’s other shows like Heroes and even the classic Bionic Woman, which, although it was 70’s cheese, at least had a lead character that people could like and relate to.

You’re still invited and welcome to visit the other sites in the KryptonSite Network… there’s KryptonSite for Smallville, of course; HeroSite.net for Heroes; and TerminatorSite for Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. I’ve also put up a little page for the Knight Rider relaunch, but let’s see first if that goes to series.

Talk about this news on the Bionic Woman forum at KryptonSite!

NBC is still listing Bionic Woman as one of their shows on their website, and the DVD set is still planned, although it might end up being “The Complete Series” once all is said and done.

We’ll let you know when and if NBC definitively puts the nail in the Bionic coffin, but things are really not looking good.

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I spoke with NBC over the weekend and contrary to what is being reported on the internet, BIONIC WOMAN has NOT been cancelled.  Unless something changes, they are not planning to make any decisions until after the writer’s strike. Please let the other fansites know.

So there you have it. Unless NBC announces otherwise, the fate of Bionic Woman is not yet officially decided.

While it is no longer in production thanks to the writers’ strike, NBC has not announced any cancellation yet.

However, ratings have fallen at an alarming rate, and the longer this strike lasts, the longer it will be before the show can be retooled… either way, keep an eye on the Bionic Website and we’ll update you as soon as we know or hear anything.

“I have no plans to leave Bionic Woman, and Michelle Ryan is doing a great job. There’s not one ounce of bad blood between us,” Sackhoff told the magazine.

Sackhoff revealed that her involvement this year has been pretty limited because of her obligations to Battlestar Galactica; however, she is “contractually obligated to a six-year deal” on BW, and she’d be “happy as a clam” to stay that long. “It’s fun and it’s a physical role, and god knows that’s what I love to do,” she says.

Read the full article at TVGuide.com. Thanks to Patrick for the tip!

The article says production shut down last Friday.

The strike may also put a damper on NBC’s plans to relaunch the show in January. With ratings still in a freefall, will even a new creative team be enough to make the show better, stronger, and faster once the strike is over? Guess we’ll have to wait and see…