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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Warner Brothers
EAN: 9781419804229
Format: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC
ISBN: 1419804227
Label: Warner Home Video
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: Warner Home Video
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 07, 2005
Running Time: 1137 minutes
Sales Rank: 12303
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: March 31, 1976
Editorial Review:
Description:
Megalomaniacs. Spies. Thieves. Phantoms. Mad scientists. The world is full of dangerous people. But don't fear -- Wonder Woman is here! Lynda Carter returns as Wonder Woman for all 24 episodes of the third and final thrill-packed season of the series. Teamed with flint-jawed government agent Steve Trevor (Lyle Waggoner) and using the alias of Diana Prince, Wonder Woman whips out her bracelets and lariat to battle evil. And what a battle it is. Her foes include a time traveler from the year 2155, a brain with no body, a dating service that's serving up death, bazillions of hungry ants and a sculptor whose statues come to life and become his partners in crime. Wonder Woman saved the best adventures for last!
DVD Features:Audio Commentary:By Lynda Carter on "My Teenage Idol is Missing" - Disc 1.Featurette:"Wonder Woman: The Ultimate Feminist Icon" -- A featurette on Wonder Woman's influence as a female role model - includes interviews w/ Lynda Carter "Wonder Woman"; Dawn Heinecken, Author of "The Women Warriors of Television"; Nina Jaffe, Author of Wonder Woman children's books; Karen Berger- VP/Executive Editor Vertigo and Wonder Woman Editor 1986-1991; Lillian Robinson, Author of "Wonder Women: Feminisms and Superheroes" (DISC 4)
Amazon.com:
The Amazon princess returns once again for the third and final season of the wonderfully dated, iconic super series Wonder Woman. These final 24 episodes are the epitome of late-'70s television: high in camp, filled with semi-famous special guest stars, riddled with sexual innuendos, and a showcase for all the trends of the time. This time around Wonder Woman must face, and stop, mind-controlling music in "Disco Devil" (with special guest star Wolfman Jack). On "Skateboard Wiz," Wonder Woman teams up with a skateboarding teen to uncover an illegal gambling ring. Capitalizing on the roller coaster craze, the series finale "The Phantom of the Roller Coater Parts 1 & 2" (with special guest star Ike Eisenmann) has our hero battling surveillance planting spies in the tunnels beneath the "Fun Universe" amusement park. But all kidding aside, Wonder Women still stands the test of time as one of the best comic book television series ever. Its legendary status can be easily be attributed to Lynda Carter and her perfect performance as the beautiful, powerful, and patriotic Amazonian princess. --Rob Bracco
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
This 1978-79 Season of Wonder Woman is my favorite season throughout it's whole 3-year run along with the fact that Wonder Woman's 3rd Season was more upgraded and more sophisticated than the first 2 seasons as well with a lot more action and Wonder Woman was a very popular TV show back in the late 1970's too, so I don't see how or why the ratings on this show were so low that CBS ended up having to cancel Wonder Woman after it's 1978-79 Season.
Another thing that baffles me about this ... Read More
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Everything was perfect. Product arrived promptly and was in perfect condition. I am thrilled. Thanks so much
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By the third season I was a little over it really. It wasn't quite as entertaining as the first two. But it held its ground. The show really came out before i was born and grew up watching the re-runs. It was nice female super hero that handled her business like she did without the always annoying egotisic mentality that often comes along. However I found her to still be a little stiff with her jumps althought very acurate but add a couple flips at least or at least fake it somewhat and throw in some ... Read More
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I enjoyed seeing the second season of Wonder Woman on DVD after all these years, but the quality absolutely plummets in the third season.
While Lynda Carter still shines, Wonder Woman's creative team seems to have moved on to other projects, and the people who replaced them don't have a clue. The tone of the episodes changes from one to the next, as if the series can't decide which direction to take (notice bumbling "comic relief" henchmen in a few episodes), and interminable scene after ... Read More
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No wonder this was the last season. Bad script, poor characters, and a new and tasteless theme song (the original was far, far better).
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