BROADCAST DATE: December, 1992, Syndicated.
DESCRIPTION: "ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT" is a daily tele-vision entertainment news magazine that is syndicated by CBS Paramount Domestic Television. The show is the most popular and longest-running entertainment news program, with its first broadcast on September 14, 1981. A weekly recap edition with occasional special themed episodes, ET Weekend is also produced. Lynda Carter is featured on the "INSIDE MOVIES" segment of "ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT".

	Series Run: September 14, 1981 - Present. Broadcast Network: Syndicated. Hosts: MARY HART / ROBB WELLER. Regulars: Leeza Gibbons, Bill Harris, Jeanne Wolf. Creator: Alfred Masini. Music: Michael Mark. Executive Producers: Linda Bell Blue, Jim Bellows, George Merlis. Producers: Vin DiBona, Al Edgington, Andy Friendly, John Goldhammer, Kristie Griffith, Matthew Lahey, Robin Sias, Gigi Van Deckter. Assistant Director: Sandy Robinson. Video Tape Operator: Louis Eske. Costume: Matthew Van Dyne.
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: Mary Hart makes a report for the "INSIDE MOVIES" segment of "ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT" in which they talk about Lynda's first feature film, since her Wonder Woman days: "LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE". While on location in Los Angeles, Lynda talks about the time she took off to have her children, the her studies in New York, and her confidence for a more serious role. She confesses she had no life before she met her husband Robert Altman, and finally concludes that there are some sacrifices to be made in life in order to pursue happiness.

© 1992 by Paramount Television. All Rights Reserved

			RUNNING TIME:	00:50:00 [60 minutes including commercials].
			VHS:	Not available on commercial video.
			DVD:	Not available on commercial video.
			INFO:	This is one of LYNDA CARTER's early appearances during the 1990s on "ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT".
			VIDEO:	[1]  "ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT: INSIDE MOVIES". Video clip.
			TRIVIA:	[•] "ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT" is the #1 syndicated entertainment news-magazine in the world, with versions in the UK and Canada. It's also seen in Latin America and many other countries around the world through cable systems.
				[•] More than 12 million nightly viewers tune in to ET to get the latest in entertainment news, gossip and information.
				[•] The show got 18 Emmy nominations so far and counting. In 1998 it won the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding TV Journalism. In 2000 it won the TV Guide Award for Favorite News Program.

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