In the past we had this TV show called Wonder Woman. Everyone watched it for the awesome soundtrack and the safety-first messages.
In the past we had this TV show called Wonder Woman. Everyone watched it for the awesome soundtrack and the safety-first messages.
Its a shame how the Emmys snubbed Wonder Woman’s Writers and Outstanding Special Visual Effects In A Season Or A Movie
I was too busy ogling Lynda Carter to notice. Especially since I saw lots more of her in Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw.
Most people alive now only remember the 1966 Batman TV show from childhood reruns, but it was huge at the time. Massively successful; the Friends of its day and it made everyone involved a ton of money. The producers at Warner figured they could keep on milking that cow, which is why the 1975 Wonder Woman show and 1978 Superman movie were as intentionally corny and deadpan as they were. You can this most in the Superman movie, where DC wanted a more serious take on the character and so what you get on screen is a bit schizophrenic in tone.
I remember seeing Batman Returns in 1992 with my mother- who was confused because it was so serious. “Batman used to be funny and gay” -it was a comic book for kids
Profits made from corny deadpan are sometimes called “cornbread”.
Sure we did.
Perhaps I have spent too much time “reading” Maxim magazine … but that’s a horrific wardrobe FAIL. Or just the 1970’s version of soft porn. Awkward looking … like she has a load in her Depends
Yeah, you’re right. She should have ditched that silly gear. 🙂