English: "Wonder Woman".

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in USA]. Date Of Release: 2000. Call Number: 24635. 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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Tag Line: "SCREAMING JAVELINS" Air Date: January 20, 1978. In "Screaming Javelins", a large number of championship Olympic athletes are mysteriously disappearing, threatening the wodd games. Wonder Woman begins to investigate the situation, and learns that each man has been kidnapped by someone named Marion Mariposa -but they are not being held for ransom. Instead, Mariposa has taken them so that they will compete in his own version of the Olympics, to be held in a country called Mariposalia - which exists somewhere in his mind. "DIANA'S DISAPPEARING ACT" Air Date: February 3, 1978. The real world intrudes itself in "Diana's Disappearing Act" in which the price of the world's oil supply is being threatened with devastating price increases due to negotiations between an alchemist named Count Cagliostro and a Middle Eastern oil supplier. Cagliostro claims to have honed the ability to turn lead into gold, and the oil supplier wants to capitalize on it no matter what it takes. *** Casting notes: In "Screaming Javelins", Marion Mariposa is portrayed by actor Henry Gibson, best known for his numerous &wader vignettes on the then-revolutionary variety series, Rowan & Martin's laugh in Also guest starring in the episode is Rids SpringfieId, who would gain great success on the soap opera General Hospital, before launching a movie/TV/music career that included the TV movie Nick Knight in which he portrayed a vampire police officer that would be featured in a cult-favorite 1V series called Forever Knight (which would recast the lead role with Geraint Wyn Davies). "Diana's Disappearing Act" guest stars Dick Gautier as Count Cagliostro. Gautier, of course, was used to great effect as Hymie the Robot on the James Bond spoof series, Get Smart, and also stoned in Mel Brooks' shod-lived take on the Robin Hood legend, When Things Were Rotten St Elsewhere's Ed Begley, Jr. also locoed to the Wonder Woman fold, though in a role entirely different from the one he portrayed in "The Fine Art of Clime".".

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