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002:V007 WONDER WOMAN: THE COLLECTOR'S EDITION VHS USA 1999
VOL. 07 JUDGEMENT FROM OUTER SPACE - PART I
JUDGEMENT FROM OUTER SPACE - PART II
United States [USA]

English: "Wonder Woman".

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in USA].

Date Of Release: 1999.

Call Number: 23347.

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.

Status: On sale.

Tag Line: None.

Cover Summary: " JUDGEMENT FROM OUTER SPACE PART 1 Air Date: January 15, 1977. JUDGEMENT FROM OUTER SPACE PART 2 Air Date: January 17, 1977. In the two-part 'Judgement From Outer Space' - an homage to the classic sci-fi film The Day the Earth Stood Still - an alien emissary named Andros (Tim O'Connor) is sent to earth by the Council of Planets to determine if the barbaric tendencies of humanity warrants continued survival. Andros speaks to the leaders of the earth and passionately explains the need for a more peaceful existence on this planet, but the Nazis capture the alien, driving home the point that the Council may not be wrong about earth. Wonder Woman is determined to save her new alien friend and her world. One of the most popular aspects of The New Adventures of Wonder Woman was the spectacular stunt sequences in which the Amazon Princess seemed to defy gravity. What few may realize is that series star Lynda Carter actually performed many - though not all - of her own stunts. 'I really loved doing the stunts,' the actress noted in Sixty Years of the World's Favorite Comic Heroes. 1 had a lot of stunt women, because they all did something different, but I ended up doing most of the fights myself. The stunt guys taught me how to throw a punch, and eventually I became an honorary member of the Stunt Women's Association.' Apparently on occasion she would go TOO far, such as when Wonder Woman was supposed to be hanging from the bottom of a helicopter. 'The stunt girl was about to go under it,' said Carter, 'and I said, 'Oh, I can do this!' I ran under and they went up, and when the producers found out about it, they went ballistic.' "

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

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