English: "Wonder Woman".

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Country of Release: USA [Manufactured in USA]. Date Of Release: 2001. Call Number: 25559. 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: "THE BOY WHO KNEW HER SECRET, PART 1" • Air Date: May 28,1979. With a tip of the hat to the science fiction classic, "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", the two-part "Boy Who Knew Her Secret" begins with an alien object landing in the suburb of Crystal Lake. One of the local residents touches a strange device and after a light show" his entire demeanor seems different. This begins to spread throughout the town as resident after resident comes into contact with an alien tetrahedron. The result is that their personalities are replaced by those of alien beings, who have come to earth in search of one of the deadliest criminals who must be captured and brought to a pyramid-like structure that they are slowly piecing together. "THE BOY WHO KNEW HER SECRET, PART 2" Air Date: May 29,1979. When word of strange happenings in Crystal Lake reaches her office, Diana Prince begins an investigation that ultimately brings Wonder Woman on to the scene. Initially she fights the aliens but – after they explain the seriousness of their mission and what it means to the cosmos at large – comes to understand the noble purpose behind their actions. In the course of events, though, she unwittingly exposes to young Skip Keller the fact that she and Diana Prince are one and the same. In the end, this turns out to be a valuable information when the aliens cause Diana to forget her Wonder Woman persona and it is up to Skip to bring back her memory. *** While many episodes of Wonder Woman were pretty light in tone, "The Boy Who Knew Her Secret" was different in that on some levels it managed to go a little darker. There is a certain edginess and sense of paranoia in the two-parter that caused it to stand out from many of the other episodes.".

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