With the strength of Hercules, the wisdom of Athena, the speed of Mercury and the beauty of Aphrodite, she’s Wonder Woman. Beautiful Amazon princess Wonder Woman travels to 1940s America disguised as Diana Prince, assistant to handsome but trouble-prone Major Steve Trevor. Using her golden belt, which imbues her with astonishing strength, her bullet-deflecting bracelets, a golden lasso that dispels dishonesty and an invisible supersonic plane, Wonder Woman combats evil.
With the strength of Hercules, the wisdom of Athena, the speed of Mercury and the beauty of Aphrodite, she’s Wonder Woman. Beautiful Amazon princess Wonder Woman travels to 1940s America disguised as Diana Prince, assistant to handsome but trouble-prone Major Steve Trevor. Using her golden belt, which imbues her with astonishing strength, her bullet-deflecting bracelets, a golden lasso that dispels dishonesty and an invisible supersonic plane, Wonder Woman combats evil.
Season 3 episodes
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A singing teenage hearthrob is kidnapped and replaced by a look-alike.
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Directed by Seymour RobbieWritten by Anne CollinsGuest stars David R. Ellis, Leif Garrett, Michael Lerner, Herman Poppe, Suzanne Crough, Albert Paulsen, Michael Baseleon, Robert Patten
When a scientist develops a way to control matter, he uses it to manipulate the outcome of a football game.
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Directed by Alan Crosland, Jr.Written by Dick NelsonGuest stars Roman Gabriel, Gil Stratton, Deacon Jones, Ron Ely, Harvey Jason, Bob Minor, Marvin Miller, Craig T. Nelson
When valuable artwork in a museum mysteriously begins to vanish, Wonder Woman discovers the museum statues may be more life-like than originally thought.
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Directed by Dick ModerWritten by Anne CollinsGuest stars Ed Begley Jr., Joe E. Tata, Roddy McDowall, Gavin MacLeod, Michael McGuire, Joe Maross
Wonder Woman must stop a disco that lures government engineers, and then taps their minds, stealing national secrets.
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Directed by Leslie H. MartinsonWritten by Alan BrennertGuest stars Kerry Sherman, Ellen Weston, Wolfman Jack, Paul Sand, Russell Johnson, Michael Delano, Frank McRae, Victor Mohica
Trained dolphins are being used to put explosives on oil tankers.
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Directed by Sigmund Neufeld Jr.Written by Jackson GillisGuest stars Penelope Windust, Michael Stroka, Brian Tochi, Nicolas Coster, Britt Leach, Albert Popwell, Macon McCalman, Paul Tuerpe
Wonder Woman uncovers a plot to steal millions of dollars in jewels from wealthy party-goers by impersonating her and her colleagues.
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Directed by Leslie H. MartinsonWritten by Richard Carr, Anne CollinsGuest stars Bob Seagren, Murray MacLeod, Kenneth Tigar, Joseph Maher, John O'Connell, Diane Lander, Al White
Wonder Woman helps a leprechaun recover his stolen gold.
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Directed by Gordon HesslerWritten by Michael McGreeveyGuest stars Dick O'Neill, Jeanne Bates, Jamie Tirelli, Arthur Batanides, Gary Epper, Brian Davies, Steve Allie Collura, Sherrie Wills
Billionaire Harlow Gault has found a way to keep his disembodied brain alive and now wants a new body for it.
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Directed by Gordon HesslerWritten by Arthur Weingarten, Jock GaynorGuest stars Peter Mark Richman, John Carradine, Ari Sorko-Ram, Cathie Shirriff, Floyd Levine, James Lemp
Diana goes undercover to crack a ring of criminals who deal in atomic hardware.
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Directed by Alan Crosland, Jr.Written by Anne Collins, Patrick MathewsGuest stars Marc Lawrence, Mako, Milton Selzer, Hari Rhodes, Fil Formicola, Kaz Garas, Charlie Brill, Jim Stein
Diana must find a stolen laser crystal that has been hidden somewhere at a science-fiction convention, before the bad-guys do.
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Directed by Ivan DixonWritten by Bill TaylorGuest stars Peter Marc Jacobson, René Auberjonois, George Cheung, Steven Anderson, Candy Ann Brown, Paul L. Smith
A hoax has everyone, including Wonder Woman, believing that Earth is being threatened by hostile aliens.
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Directed by Alan Crosland, Jr.Written by Rod Baker, Anne Collins, Glen OlsonGuest stars Jeffrey Byron, Sheryl Lee Ralph, David White, Andrew Duggan, Doris Dowling, Lilibet Stern, Ben Morris, Tim O'Connor
Going undercover to stop extortionists in the record industry gives Diana (and Lynda Carter) a chance to show off her vocal abilities.
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Directed by Ray AustinWritten by Alan BrennertGuest stars Sarah Purcell, Rick Springfield, Judge Reinhold, Katherine Woodville, Martin Speer, Robert F. Hoy, Curtis Credel
Diana must find a reclusive millionaire who is the only one who can help her with a secret device that scrambles missile-guidance systems.
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Directed by Don McDougallWritten by Anne Collins, Jackson GillisGuest stars Barry Miller, Roger Perry, Buck Young, Jeremy Slate, Joe Warfield, Carmen Zapata, Marlyn Mason, Del Monroe
A computer-dating service is the unexpected hiding place for a deadly virus that was stolen from a government laboratory.
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Directed by Curtis HarringtonWritten by Dennis Landa, Roland StarkeGuest stars Hermione Baddeley, Donnelly Rhodes, Bob Hastings, Arthur Malet, Patrick Cranshaw, Taaffe O'Connell, Colette Bertrand, Carol Vogel
Alien life-forms shaped like small pyramids come to earth and imprison the minds of humans who touch them, taking over a small town. Meanwhile, Diana isn't as careful as she should be.
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Directed by Leslie H. MartinsonWritten by Anne CollinsGuest stars Bert Remsen, Clark Brandon, John Milford, Lenora May, Michael Shannon
Wonder Woman goes up against a super-man who is as strong as she is, and a criminal genius who has special powers.
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Directed by John NewlandWritten by Anne CollinsGuest stars Bob Seagren, John Aprea, Sherry E. DeBoer, Brian Davies, James Bond III, Robert Sampson, John Durren
Searching for the leader of a foreign spy ring, Wonder Woman goes to a Washington amusement park where she encounters a disfigured veteran who lives under the roller coaster and 'haunts' the park as its 'phantom'.
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Directed by John NewlandWritten by Anne CollinsGuest stars Ike Eisenmann, Marc Alaimo, Jared Martin, Joseph Sirola, Craig Littler, Fred Lerner