In the ‘70s, there was a Wonder Woman TV show. It was pretty silly, if popular, but since then, the character had sort of disappeared from the popular consciousness. That’s definitely not the ...

1967: Wonder Woman tries to transition to TV. The first attempted Wonder Woman TV series, Who's Afraid of Diana Prince? only ever got as far as a five-minute pilot presentation. Ellie Wood Walker ...

Ellie Wood Walker's Wonder Woman debuted ... I knew of the show," she told the outlet. "I can remember folding laundry with my mom while watching Lynda Carter on TV. So I knew a little bit ...

In 1984, after saving the world in Wonder Woman (2017), the immortal Amazon warrior, Princess Diana of Themyscira, finds herself trying to stay under the radar, working as an archaeologist at the ...

Even if the Paradise Lost TV show will be the first real exposure to Diana's world and mythology, it's hard to imagine Wonder Woman's modern ... the DC Universe artwork also suggests that her ...

From period classics like "Happy Days" to the fantasy world of "Wonder Woman," the '70s TV landscape produced a ... was solely Marshall's idea. When the show began certain facts about the ...

According to Winderbaum, Wonder Man is “a love letter to acting as a profession, and “a very sincere, beautiful show ... binge-watching hidden gem TV shows or dreaming of dragons.