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Wonder Woman: The Complete Collection

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What can I say, you get all 3 seasons here for a Wonderful price. The quality is fantastic in this series & the bonus features are pretty good as well. Lynda Carter has given the Wonder Woman comic book hero life in all 3 seasons. Her acting can not be touched for this series, there is an innocence about Wonder Woman that Lynda Carter had clearly portrayed in this series. Lynda was clearly born to portray this beautiful, smart & compassionate super hero, she has done this super hero justice. Season 1 is the best in the series dealing with the war of the Nazis, many of my favorite episodes are within season 1. Seasons 2 & 3 are just as good but the war is not over,.. technology & man create havoc for the young princess Diana making each episode a joy to watch. You can't go wrong with this complete set, makes a great gift for the super hero fan or any Wonder Woman fan. You did good Lynda in giving us fantastic memories of a Wonderful series that will live in infamy. Schroeder (Publisher/Owner) of Cult Movies Magazine/Orbital Traxx Records/Wack "O" Publishing

My girlfriend is a huge wonder woman fan. She grew up watching the television show with Lynda Carter. She was amazed and pleased that I found the complete collection for her on DVD...and at such a low price. This was my first buy on Amazon.com and it was from a private seller. The experience was great! From now on I'm doing all my gift shopping on Amazon.com.

I highly recommend buying this box set. This is a great value! I had purchased Season 1 in a store for $39.99. I couldn't believe that it was on dvd. I always loved the show. I decided to check Amazon just to see what the prices were. Much to my amazement, I saw this package of all three seasons for the same price. I returned my first purchase to the store and bought this one. I got an excellent deal on my purchase. If you don't want to pay a lot of money, then check out the different sellers for the item that you want to buy. For a brand new item, lots of time their prices beat the price offered by Amazon. This set is well packaged. It opens out so that the discs are protected. Each disc has a side A and side B. This is clearly stated on the inside of the cover where it lists each episode per disc. It also gives a little blurp about each episode. One other thing, the pilot offers commentary from Lynda Carter. You may turn this feature off. Each episode is presented unedited. Great work from Warner Bros.

THIS is the ultimate collection of WONDER WOMAN. If you like the tv show from the 70s this is your best purchase you will ever make.The picture quality is just great. I LOVE IT ! You will too.

She's a wonder!!! And so is this show!!! It is still one of my favorite shows of all time!!!

She is my mentor! My ex-husband used to try to insult me with "what are you trying to be? Wonder Woman?" Then I thought about it; what's wrong with that? In any case, these series shows reminded me how awesome she is....a gentle way to show that you can be strong and feminine.

I bought this dvd collection of wonderwoman for my son who has been a fan since he was four years old. He cleaned my whole house for me as a thank you gift because he was so greatful for his gift. I highly recomend this collection for any fan of any age.

I love this set. It really brings back memories. Plus, my 9 and 6 year old girls love it, too. A fun female superhero.

William Moulton Marston's super-empowered Superheroine comes to vibrant life in this "blast from the past" 1976-1979 series. The series shares some of the same "high camp" sensibilities as "Batman" (1966-1968). But "Wonder Woman" holds up much better than "Batman." Lynda Carter is the perfect embodiment of the comic book Superheroine, and she portrays her with a captivating sincerity. Like Christopher Reeve as "Superman", Lynda Carter plays Wonder Woman as the friend you always wish you had. Carter believes in the feminist message of Wonder Woman and the importance of her mission. She delivers the important Season 1 lines, "a society that does not respect the power of women is doomed to failure" with strong conviction.
Season 1 is extremely faithful to Wonder Woman's comic book orgins, and is set during World War II. Amazon Princess Diana discovers the dishy Major Steve Trevor (Lyle Waggoner from "The Carol Burnett Show") after he crash-lands on her mystical home of Paradise Island. After he is nursed back to health, Diana returns with him to America (as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman) to help in the battle against the Nazis. Debra Winger makes a rather inauspicious professional debut as Diana's younger sister Drucilla (A.K.A. "Wonder Girl.") Wonder Girl is definitely "Blunder Girl" when she accidentally gives away the secret location of Paradise Island, which is quickly invaded by Nazis, in the episodes "The Feminum Mystique, Parts I and II."
Season 1 has a rather innocent charm. But producers wisely realized that the series would not survive if Wonder Woman continued fighting Nazis forever. When the Series switched from ABC to CBS for Seasons 2 and 3, the series zoomed forward in time to "present day" 1977-1979. Ageless Diana/Wonder Woman returns to America to work at the Inter-Agency Defense Command (The "I.A.D.C.) with Steve Trevor, Jr. Lyle Waggoner returns as the son of the character he portrayed in Season 1. Producer Douglas S. Cramer decided to extinquish any romantic sparks between Diana and Steve. Steve became Diana's boss at the I.A.D.C. and their relationship remained platonic. Wonder Woman wasn't quite finished fighting Nazis. A mad scientist creates a clone of Hitler in the episode "Anschuluss '77." Other ghosts, and a terrible misunderstanding, from World War II are confronted in the episode "The Man Who Could Move The World.'
Diana/Wonder Woman often went off on exciting missions on her own, fighting mad scientists, a manicial magician, a demented toymaker, a disembodied brain, and several alien terrorists from outer space ("Mind Stealers From Outer Space, Part I and II" and "The Boy Who Knew Her Secret, Part I and II")!
Memorable guest stars include John Saxon, Cloris Leachman, Fannie Flagg, Carolyn Jones, Beatrice Straight, Robert Reed and Eve Plumb (both from "The Brady Bunch"), Jessica Walter ("Arrested Development"), Roddy McDowall, Dack Rambo ("All My Children"), Rick Springfield ("General Hospital"), Henry Gibson ("Laugh-In"). "Mary Poppins" co-stars Hermione Baddeley and Arthur Malet, Ed Bagley, Jr. and "Knots Landing" co-stars Joan Van Ark and Ted Shackleford.
All 60 episodes are collected here on 11 double-sided DVDS, in an attractive, comic book design Box Set, offered by Amazon at a great price. Bonus Features include three featurettes and select commentary by Lynda Carter and producer Douglas S. Cramer. For pure, escapist fun, Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman definitely is the "woman of the hour."

I watched this when I was a kid...I had a crush on Linda as Wonder Woman. We needed a woman hero and she was it. Well done Linda, to bad only 3 seasons.

I'm not going into the episodes, you will have to buy the product to see how great her work was.