 Also documented is the change in Hollywood's screen images of women from the 1970s independent single women to the epitome of anti-feminist sentiment in the vengeful and frightening portrayal of a single career woman in the 1980s movie "Fatal Attraction".Although less virulent than Hollywood, television toned down the strong independence of women in 1970s shows such as "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Bionic Woman", returned actress Mary Tyler Moore to the 1980s screen as a burned out divorcee with a bleak career and existence in the short-lived "Mary" (157) and cancelling its extremely popular and award-winning series "Cagney & Lacey" because the characters were "inordinately abrasive, loud, and lacking warmth.