English: "Wonder Woman".

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in USA]. Date Of Release: 2000. Call Number: 24636. 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: "DEATH IN DISGUISE" Air Date: February 10, 1978. After battling alchemists and mad toymakers, Wonder Woman comes a bit more down to earth in "Death in Disguise." Diana Prince is given the assignment of protecting millionaire industrialist Carlo Indrezzano, whose plans threaten the power base of undisclosed others. Not willing to allow anyone to usurp their power, these unnamed enemies dispatch a team of hit men to kill Indrezzano, unaware that they're going to be going up against Wonder Woman instead. "IRAC IS MISSING" Air Date: February 17, 1978. "IRAC is Missing" features the efforts of computer genius Bernard Havitol to steal the memories of the world's greatest computer - including IRAC, the one computer that knows Diana Prince is actually Wonder Woman - and using the accumulated knowledge to literally take over the world. Not only is the Amazon desperately trying to stop modem civilization from being propelled back to more primitive times, she is attempting to preserve her own identity. *** There is something charming about "IRAC is Missing" in the sense that it predates the true computer age, postulating the notion that all of the world's knowledge could be captured by taking control of a number of key - and unbelievably large -computers. Considering that the concept of computers - particularly home computers - was foreign to the vast majority of the show's viewers, it doesn't seem unreasonable to accept that a large number of people would believe this concept. Casting note: "IRAC is Missing" guest stars the late Ross Martin as Bernard Havitol Although well known as a character actor, Martin enjoyed his greatest popularity portraying makeup genius Artemus Gordon on the western spy series The Wild Wild West (the role was portrayed by Kevin Kline in the recent Bony Sonnenfeld feature film adaptation of the series).".

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