Airdate: 9/5/79
No, she didn’t die in that car crash (I guess it was a
pretty quick transformation), but now Diana’s madder than bees, and ready to
kick butt. It turns out the park owner knows that his bro’s down under, but he
wants the recluse to turn over his hostage, or risk exposure. No, says the
phantom – he can’t risk being the laughing stock – but al that changes when
Diana accidentally finds his hiding spot and tries to make him feel better
about his grotesque visage. Well, that will have to wait; Fynch has just planted
a special detonator that disintegrates metal: the coaster’s toast unless WW ca
step in, and she does. Fynch gets traced to his explosive, the boy is returned
to the outside world, and the two brothers reuinite, to continue creating
rollercoaster revelry for years to come.
Last disc of the set includes a mini-documentary: “Wonder
Woman: the Ultimate Feminist Icon.” This is probably the lamest of all the
extras thus far, as it simply includes a bunch of windbags of dubious
credentials going on about how WW was the first feminist icon and how she
changed culture, etc, etc. It’s stuff we’ve already heard, and would be better
suited to a college term paper. Only Carter herself adds anything of value
here.
Well, it's been great, folks - another series under our belts... gold belts, that is!
The last shot of the series - a freeze frame of Diana, of course! |
1 comment:
Best stunt of the show Wonder Woman jumps off from top of a 20 story apartment building to subdue the villain. Stunt woman Kitty O’Neil broke world record for performing that stunt.
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