English: "Wonder Woman".

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in USA]. Date Of Release: 2000. Call Number: 24637. 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: "DISCO DEVIL" Air Date: October 20, 1978. In "Disco Devil", a disco "king" named Infra red has come up with a unique means of discerning what he needs to learn. He opens a disco club, promising the ultimate experience for patrons, and then, while they're dancing the night away, he uses his ability to learn the secrets of their mind. The fact that many of his patrons are government officials, makes this particular plan a threat to national security. "SEANCE OF TERROR" Air Date: March 10, 1978. "Séance of Terror" takes a more supernatural bent, as a young boy who has the ability to create "psychic photographs" - images that are able to see the future or the true motivations of those who are captured within them - is being used to manipulate power brokers around the world, and threaten international peace talks. Wonder Woman must remove this child from the mix, stop those who have been using him and try and give the child a normal life. *** Popular motion pictures inspiring television series to "pay homage" to them was certainly not something that was new to the medium in the 1970s, and Wonder Woman was no exception. Several months before this episode was originally aired, John Travolta was burning up movie screens in the film that helped launch the disco phenomenon, Saturday Night fever. Portraying Infra red in the episode was Wolfman Jade the popular radio disc jockey who viewers can see on film in George Lucas' American Graffitti. "Seance of Terror" serves as a suspenseful and somewhat frightening episode, whose protagonist in some ways predate the kid who sees dead people in the feature film The Sixth Sense. Wonder Woman didn't often delve into the realm of the supernatural but when it did, it usually resulted in an episode that stood out from the rest.".

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