Airdate: 11/6/78
Wonder Girl passes the test, but now Radl and Murphy want
the alloy, Feminum, that her bracelets are made out of. Murphy uses his masculine charm on boy
crazy WG to get the location of Paradise Island, where the Feminum mines are
located, and so a Nazi assault is launched on the uncharted island, prompting
Wonder Woman to rush to the defense of her beloved homeland. Meanwhile, Wonder
Girl escapes her captors, and alerts Steve to Peter Knight’s true identity, but
the chief mechanic, another Nazi spy named Karl Wertz, is still at loose. Back
on Paradise Island, Radl enslaves the Amazons (after subduing them all with gas
bombs), and forces them to mine the Feminum, but WW and WG turn the tables on
him and distributes the bracelets to the girls, enabling them to overpower
their captors. They return to the states just in time to stop Wertz from
hijacking the XPJ-1 (after Steve gets knocked out… again!).
Fast-paced conclusion wraps everything up quite nicely, but
just a few questions:
1.
Why are Wonder Woman, Wonder Girl and the
Amazons all impervious to everything – except gas bombs and even chloroform
rags? Quite an Achilles heel!
2.
Which will happen first: an episode in which
Steve does not get knocked out or one
in which he figures out that Diana and WW are the same peson?
3.
Which dime store did they buy the obvious
miniature models of WW and WG in the invisible plane shots?
4.
How did they do the scene with Lynda Carter (not a stunt woman) keeping the XPJ-1
from taking off?
5.
Does Debra Winger ever list this role on her
resume?
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ReplyDeleteRegarding your musings about whether Debra Winger lists her wonder woman appearance on her resume, check out this 2011 appearance on letterman. Watch until the end....
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu89K7nI8KY
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ReplyDeleteRegarding your musings about whether Debra Winger lists the wonder woman appearance on her resume, check out this 2011 appearance on letterman. Watch until the end....
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu89K7nI8KY
Powertothesheep, I just saw the video - hilarious!
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