A human being whose body has been taken over in whole or in part by electromechanical devices.
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It took many identity crises to accept that I was part- cyborg.
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Yet Donna Haraway has proclaimed herself a cyborg, a quintessential technological body.
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Tell us, how did you come to be such a unique cyborg?
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Today we learnt that there is life in the old cyborg yet.
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Ruefully the two cyborg studs turned their attention back to the night.
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We ran like Steve Austin the bionic man back to the warehouse entrance.
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The bionic man, and Dr. Frankenstein, the mad inventor.
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He was all over the headlines globally, presenting the picture of a charismatic, handsome and charming bionic man.
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Well, a bionic man might still be a while away, but researchers in Australia have tested a prototype bionic eye.
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The world's first bionic man has exhibited at the Air and Space museum in Washington, complete with working heart, lung and speech functions.
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Let them change me into some kind of bionic woman so I can hang around forever?
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Now she was the bionic woman of magick.
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The Bionic Woman, she was the heroine of her own TV series.
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NBC's modernized " Bionic Woman" was the latest casualty in 2007.
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And if you loved the Bionic Woman, you could get the action figure, essentially indistinguishable from a doll.
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I'm the fucking Bionic Woman?
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As of right now, the site only offers episodes of The Office, 30 Rock, Friday Night Lights, Bionic Woman, and Life.
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Being the Bionic Woman isn't going to change the fact that I don't have it in my programming to kill things.
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I told my family he was famous and had been on a tonne of TV shows, like Murder She Wrote and the Bionic Woman.
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In limbo is the fate of the fourth new NBC series, the once-promising " Bionic Woman," which has been sliding in the ratings since its premiere.
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NBC's Vancouver-shot TV series " Bionic Woman" shut down November 9, local publicist Bill Vigars said Thursday, well ahead of its scheduled December 12 close.