English: "Wonder Woman".

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in USA]. Date Of Release: 1999. Call Number: 23343. Label Company: Re-TV Video Library / Columbia House Company. Video System: VHS | NTSC | Color. Audio: Stereo. Running Time: 100 min. Details: VHS in clamshell case.

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Cover Summary: " BEAUTY ON PARADE Air Date: October 13, 1976. Wonder Woman's alter-ego, Diana Prince, enters a suspicious beauty contest to uncover the truth behind the sabotage of radar scanning equipment in 'Beauty on Parade'. What she and Steve Trevor discover is that there is something much more insidious underway that threatens the security of the United States. THE LAST OF THE TWO DOLLAR BILLS Air Date: January 8, 1977. In 'The Last of the Two Dollar Bills', the Nazis place an exact double of a top official in the US State Bureau of Printing to engage in a counterfeiting scheme that will result in the collapse of the American economy. When Warner Bros. decided to take another crack at developing a pilot based on the Wonder Woman comic book following the 1974 Cathy Lee Crosby effort, there was some question as to whether or not the setting should be during modern times or World War II. At a meeting with executives, guiding force Douglas Cramer reportedly suggested, 'Let's stop fooling around with modernizing this thing. The network liked the comic strip, so let's just do a live-action version of the original. We'll put it back in 1942, an age of innocence when you could tell the good guys from the bad guys; and we'll get a dark-haired girl who looks like the girl in the strip. She should be built like a javelin-thrower, but with the sweet face of a Mary Tyler Moore.' Naturally, they found that dark-haired girl in Lynda Carter, whose success in the role was immediate, resulting in the production of several 'specials' (actually, one-hour episodes that were not aired on a regular basis). At the time, then ABC senior vice president and current Disney head Michael Eisner, told TV Guide, 'We are delighted to add Wonder Woman and Lynda Carter to our prime-time entertainment schedule. We will offer the Wonder Woman specials in different lengths on a pre-emptive basis.' The weekly series started shortly thereafter. "

© 1975 by National Periodical Publications, Inc. / Warner Bros. Television . © 1999 by The Columbia House Company. All Rights Reserved.

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