Wonder Woman

This TV movie served as a pilot for the iconic Wonder Woman television series. Princess Diana of Themyscira, an Amazonian warrior, travels to the United States in the 1940s to fight against the forces of evil. Using her superhuman strength, speed, and intelligence, she becomes a champion for justice, adopting the identity of Diana Prince. Her mission is to prevent a dangerous espionage plot that could endanger the entire nation.

As a television pilot, 'Wonder Woman' (1979) was met with enthusiasm by audiences familiar with the comic book character, though critical reception focused on its adaptation for the small screen. Lynda Carter's portrayal was widely praised, and the film successfully established the character's appeal for a television audience, laying the groundwork for the popular series.

• Lynda Carter's charismatic performance as Wonder Woman was a standout element.
• The film successfully captured the spirit of the comic book for a television format.
• While effective as a pilot, it was seen as a product of its time in terms of production values.

Google audience: Audience reception for this pilot movie was largely positive, with viewers appreciating the introduction of Wonder Woman to television and Lynda Carter's iconic portrayal, which resonated strongly with fans.

None notable for the TV movie itself, but paved the way for the successful TV series.

The 1979 TV movie 'Wonder Woman' was actually a compilation of the first three episodes of the original 'Wonder Woman' television series, which had aired in 1975-1976 as 'The New Original Wonder Woman', effectively acting as a re-pilot and a way to introduce the character to a new audience or re-acquaint them before the series' final season aired.