How does the Wonder Woman tv show hold up? If I have never watched it before is it worth watching?
Wonder Woman '77
Lincoln Reyes
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Jack Hall
Yeah dude she's a real live woman
I just watched an episode where she helped some alien kids? It still comes on MeTV with Batman
Daniel Myers
Our buddies at the DC Universe community forums love it
Lincoln Foster
>diana keeps her identity as ww secret from everyone
>goes somewhere with steve
>trouble happens
>they get separated
>diana spins and becomes ww
>saves the day
>spins back to normal
>rejoins trevor
>day is saved thanks to ww wherever she is
Pretty standard but a decent watch. And don't forget Lynda's milkers.
Gabriel Baker
its campy, don't expect the Hulk TV show and you'll be fine. And yeah, Lynda is pretty smoldering.
Dominic Bennett
I think it's less formulaic than Batman '66 desu. Although Batman can get bonkers with the humor, almost all episodes are about the villains trying to steal jewels or something valuable, then setting up a trap for Batman and Robin, then Batman and Robin escaping and tricking the villains.
Wonder Woman has more different storylines. Your structure only applies to some of them.
Easton White
Are the 77 comics good?
Brandon Lewis
I watched it for the first time in 2011 and became a fan, it was what made me interested in Wonder Woman. But it's hard to tell if you're gonna like it. It's worth giving a try.
Isaiah Green
How is Lynda Carter still really attractive? Do I just have a granny fetish and never realized until now?
Joshua Brooks
Episodic as was Batman 66 as said. But still the real Wonder Woman that doesn't kill.
Not like Gadot's Wonder Woman that kills.
Yes
Justin Smith
Just go in understanding that it was an intentional throwback to 60's television like. The Avengers and Man from UNCLE and even aspects of Batman, and it's quite enjoyable and charming.
Lyle Waggoner is a super hunk and of course Lynda is a perfect balance between sex symbol and role model, there are a few scenes where I legitimately think she matches Chris Reeves.
Aaron Russell
John Rodriguez
>linking an image on an image board
Sebastian Bennett
It’s a video, I tried converting it to a gif but the gif is to large to post here
Isaac Garcia
Critics are raving about it
Thomas Jackson
She wasn't old back in the seventies you moron.
Evan Cooper
she's a beauty
Ryder Anderson
The fuck are you on about?
Blake Stewart
Here's my 3-season encompassing recommendation list.
Also listen to the soundtrack
youtube.com
Christian Jackson
>tfw you'll never be princess carried by wondy
why even live?
Liam Baker
It's pretty good, but it gets a lot better in the second and third season. Season one follows a formula that largely regulates Diana to a plot device, while the other seasons give her more focus and generally have more interesting plots.
>Not including Beauty on Parade
Come on now.
Ryan Hughes
making a shortlist can be difficult
Jackson Nguyen
They got an actual whore to play her in the 70s? No wonder she's a joke.
Samuel Ward
>They got an actual whore to play her in the 70s? No wonder she's a joke.
Kevin Torres
Costume needs work.
Hudson Wilson
snyderfags eternal asshurt will never not amuse me
Alexander Sanders
Angel Morales
Daniel Lee
Was the TV show the first time they had Wonder Woman implied to be ageless? I remember the Earth-Two Wonder Woman (who was supposed to be the Golden Age version) actually aged.
Carson Davis
Aaron Smith
Diana has always been immortal, actually.
On Earth-Two, she gave up her immortality in order to marry Steve, but she still aged much slower.
Hunter Cooper
Oh, and Wonder Woman in the Super Friends was also immortal and had been around since 1941.
Dylan Reed
Earth-2 aged as much as Earth-2 Steve did.