English: "Wonder Woman".

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in USA]. Date Of Release: 2001. Call Number: 25553. 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: "DEADLY DOLPHIN" Air Date: December 1,1978. In "Deadly Dolphin," Diana Prince has a mystery to solve: a dolphin named Bluebird - which spent four years as an "agent" for the government - has gone missing. Initially everyone believes that Bluebird was lost at sea, but then it arrived in Los Angeles from the Caribbean, arriving just two weeks after it had vanished. The time span, Diana realizes, is too short, indicating that someone must hove kidnapped the dolphin. As Wonder Woman, Diana uncovers the truth behind Bluebird's disappearance: real estate magnate Silas Lockhart is planning on strapping explosives to Bluebird's back, then sending him out to sea to detonate a tanker carrying 500,000 tons of crude oil. The resulting spill, Lockhart reasons, will allow him to snap up nearby real estate he feels is vital to his empire. "STOLEN FACES" Air Date: December 15, 1978. "Stolen faces" begins with a child being rescued from a crumbling building by someone who appears to be Wonder Woman, but the supposed super heroine is rendered unconscious and rushed to the hospital. Diana visits her there and is stunned to see the physical similarity between this woman and Diana's alter-ego. Digging further, she learns that fashion designer Edgar Percy has developed a means of creating incredibly realistic looking life masks that "transforms" the wearer into whoever they are supposed to be. Percy's plan is to use doubles of Wonder Woman, Steve Trevor and agents from IADC to rob the rich and famous that are scheduled to attend his next fashion event. *** The plotline for 'Deadly Dolphin" apparently serves as an homage to Mike Nichols' feature film, Day of the Dolphin, which starred George C. Scott In that film, super intelligent dolphins -who have acquired the ability to speak a few words - are being used in an assassination attempt.".

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