Heather Thomas

Heather Thomas is Jody Banks on The Fall Guy, the 1980s action hour that tipped its hat to the people who actually hit the ground. Colt Seavers moonlights as a bounty hunter between takes; Larson's truck jumps included. Jody is the stunt-show partner in that dare — glamour with a job, a woman who makes the celebration of stunt work look staffed instead of a one-man truck commercial. Theme song as a time machine; Thomas as the other still.

s01e01 remains the cleanest on-ramp for Heather Thomas. The Fall Guy is Majors charm as the title job: bounty hunting between takes, Larson's truck jumps included, theme song already a time machine. File the 1980s hour as The Fall Guy on ABC (1981–1986), Jody Banks already in the weather. s01e06 holds the second stamp — The Human Torch is early-run stunt title: action TV tipping its hat to the people who hit the ground, not only the star who walks away. Position over recap.

TV Flash files her as post–Six Million Dollar Man reinvention craft. On this desk Thomas is 1980s network action voltage: a Jody who photographs as the poster and plays as the reason the bounty-hunting stuntman still had a show around him, not only a winch.

A middle stamp still worth the queue: s01e06. The Human Torch is early-run stunt title: action TV tipping its hat to the people who hit the ground, not only the star who walks away. Heather Thomas remains Jody Banks on The Fall Guy (ABC, 1981–1986) — 1980s craft, no extra series required, just the hour that keeps the run from flattening into a still.

What still shows the turn is s03e01 — Devil's Island is mid-run location as spectacle: post–Six Million Dollar Man reinvention, still pure stunt poetry. Heather Thomas as Jody Banks in that climate. Leave the invented résumé in the hallway.