Español: “El Último Billete de Dos Dólares” ["The Last Two-Dollar Bill"]. Italiano: "Le Ultime Banconote Da Due Dollari" ["The Last Two-Dollar Bill"]. Français: "Le Dernier Billet de 2 Dollars" ["The Last Two-Dollar Bill"]. Deustch:  "Wotan - Der Superagent" ["Wotan, The Superagent"]. Danske: "Den Sidste Seddel" ["The Last Bill"]. Portuguese: "A Última Nota de Dois Dólares" ["The Last Two-Dollar Bill"]. Japanese []: "" [ Romanji ] "Saigo no 2 doru sihei" ["The Last Two-Dollar Bill"].
	Episode Number: #8, according to broadcast and #6 according to production order. Production Number: 166604. Original Airdate: Saturday, January 8, 1977. Writers: Paul Dubob and Gwen Bagni. Director: Stuart Margolin. Guest Stars: • JAMES OLSON [ Wotan ]. • BARBARA ANDERSON [ Maggie Robbins ]. • DAVID CRYER [ Hank Miller ]. • JOHN HOWARD [ Nazi Doctor ]. Co-Starring: • RICHARD O'BRIEN [ Frank Wilson ]. • DEAN HARENS [ Dan Fletcher, Secret Service Man ]. • VICTOR ARGO [ Jason ]. • DON EITNER [ Dentist ]. • MICHAEL DAN WAGNER [ S.S. Colonel ]. • NAOMI GRUMETTE [ Customer ]. • KURT GRAYSON [ Harris ]. • JAY FENICHEL [ Tommy ]. • BRAD REARDEN [ Joey ].

The North Atlantic, September, 1942. 0800 Hrs. The U.S.S. Haynes tries to stop an enemy submarine. Soon after at the War Department they receive a wire reading: "Wotan, possible landing within 24 hours. Destination: Washington."    One hour later, off the coast of Virginia. A Nazi agent known as Wotan [JAMES OLSON] lands in the coast Virginia, at Smith Point. Major Steve Trevor [LYLE WAGGONER] and Yeoman Diana Prince [LYNDA CARTER] go to intercept him, and though Wonder Woman intervenes, Wotan escapes. Nevertheless Wonder Woman won't forget his deep and penetrating eyes.    Several hours later back at Washington D.C. Wonder Woman tries to find out what are Wotan's plans when as Diana Prince she sees him disguised as a photographer. She recognizes him because of his eyes.    One week later at the Nazi Intelligence Headquarters in Berlin. Wotan is selecting two specially trained Nazi agents to change their faces and make them look like Hank Miller [DAVID CRYER] and his girlfriend Maggie [BARBARA ANDERSON]. The Nazi Doctor [JOHN HOWARD] thinks this is possible.    A few weeks later in Washington D.C., Etta and Diana go to find out what happened with the photos they ordered and that mysterious photographer which seems that has disappeared. Wonder Woman interrogates one of his co-conspirators, and it seems that the Nazi plan to steal the prints of two-dollar bills with the objective of flooding the American market with fake bills and this way turn the American economy unstable.    Back in the Nazi Headquarters it seems that the fake Hank Miller and Maggie Robbins are ready for the operation which Wotan himself will supervise. Hank Miller works in the printing house and he'll be in charge of stealing the prints and Maggie works in a dinner place just across the street. Meanwhile Wotan pretends to be a waiter in Maggie's dining place with the purpose to help capture the real Maggie and Hank and replace them with the fake Nazi agents.    Later that same day, Steve invites Wonder Woman to visit the Printing House since she had no idea the money was "made". Once in there she meets Hank Miller. It seems that Maggie is a big Wonder Woman fan and he calls her. Maggie meets Wonder Woman and asks her to sign a menu which she'll send to her brother who's in the battle front. When she comes back to the dining place she's replaced by the fake Maggie.    The following day Diana goes to the cafe in search of some food and becomes suspicious about the fake Maggie. She comes back this time as Wonder Woman and asking her a false question regarding the signature on the menu. Wonder Woman tries to stop Maggie and Wotan, but she's captured and they take away her bracelets. She's locked in the basement along with the real Hank Miller and Maggie.    Wonder Woman wisely manages to get back her bracelets and then she liberates herself as well as Maggie and Hank. After that, she interrogates the fake Maggie and discovers what are their plans.    Meanwhile Steve becomes suspicious of the false Miller since he assigned an agent to protect him and it seems he has disappeared. When Steve unveils the fake Miller he is held prisoner with a bomb about to explode.    While Wonder Woman prevents Wotan and the Nazis to escape on the beach, Steve liberates himself and saves the life of the agent. Now the nation's economy it's safe thanks to the Amazing Amazon. Back at the War Department Steve concludes that "She is a wonder. Strong and fearless, still compassionate. All the virtues of the feminity with none of the vices". Etta sights: "Most of time I wish I was like Wonder Woman". "There's only one Wonder Woman" replies Steve. And with a smile, Diana says: "I think the
most we can do is try to be the best women we can possibly be." "Sound advice" says Steve. "It's something my mother used to tell me"

			RUNNING TIME:	50:18 (50 minutes / unedited) / 60 minutes on commercial television.
			VHS:	Available on commercial VHS format on a collector's edition series released by Columbia House Video.
			DVD:	Available on commercial DVD format in the 3-DVD box-set "WONDER WOMAN: THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON".
			INFO:	Fourth of the episodes shown in a regular time slot and no longer using the title of "THE NEW, ORIGINAL WONDER WOMAN", simply "WONDER WOMAN".
			AUDIO:	"WONDER WOMAN THEME" from the opening credits.
				"WONDER WOMAN THEME" from the end credits.
			VIDEO:	"WONDER WOMAN BATTLES WOTAN".
				"WONDER WOMAN DEFEATS WOTAN".
			ADS:	"ALTERNATIVE NEWSPAPER AD".
			TRIVIA:	When Steve and Diana go to the shores of Virginia, Steve has binoculars in his hands. The binoculars have lens caps on and off in between shots.
				In the action scene at Smith Point when Wonder Woman intervenes, she's running behind a fence, in the following close-up, she's in front of the fence.
				Diana studies American slang and learns words like "flimflam" and "flapper".
				The license plate of the car in which Wotan's co-conspirator photographer tries to escape is C83-250.
				Wonder Woman is amazed by the fact that the money is actually made.
				The name of the cafe owned by Maggie Robbins is Capitol Cafe.
				In the room where Wotan's photographer aide lives we can clearly seen several pictures took off the walls, according to the marks left.
				The serial number of the 2-Dollar Bill which Steve has in his hands at his office is: A 16452841A. After Steve leaves Diana takes the bill in her hands, still the same one, kiss the bill, and leaves it on the desk. In the next scene in a closeup of the bill, the serial number is: A 771448841A.
				Two dollar bills remained in circulation until 1966, and then re-issued in 1976, the same year, this episode was shot.
				Wonder Woman wears her skirt for the second time in the series, and for the first time in America, since the first time she donned the skirt was prior to leaving Paradise Island. In the front design of the skirt there are 14 stars.
				This is also the second time we see Wonder Woman's cape, and the first time Wonder Woman wears it. The first time was used by Fausta in "Fausta, The Nazi Wonder Woman".
				Wonder Woman imitates the voice of Agent Dan Fletcher.
				When Diana goes to Capitol Cafe and places an order, the bumber at the cash register is $ 0.70, she's charged $ 2 and that's the number in the register. When she comes back as Wonder Woman we see $ 1 marked, when the camera flips to the opposite, the register shows $ 3.
				Wonder Woman's bracelets are removed for the second time on the series.
				Wonder Woman lassoes both Maggie and Hank Miller together at the same time, later she uses to opposite end to lasso Wotan, being the first time three people are lassoed together.
				Wonder Woman uses her tiara as a boomerang for the first time. When she takes her tiara off is clearly seen is flexible, then when she's about to throw it, it's rigid. In spite that the scene is on location on open air, when we see a close up of her about to throw the tiara, is clearly seen she's inside a set.
			SKILLS STATS:	SPINS: 3 times.
				LASSO: 4 times.
				BRACELETS: 2 times.
				JUMPS: 4 times.
				THROWN BADDIES: None.
				MISCELLANEOUS SKILLS: Stops a car; breaks a lock; uses tiara as a boomerang; imitates voice.

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