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Now the world is ready for... the Wonder Woman TV series thread
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<blockquote data-quote="moviebuff75" data-source="post: 414921" data-attributes="member: 63758"><p>I know Andy believes this, but I think he is incorrect. Just because a print is at the Paley Center doesn't mean it is the first broadcast. I thought it was always going to be WW on screen and advertised as TNOWW. The bit of animation that got censored was probably before it ever aired, because the Family Hour was instituted in the fall of 1975, and there was to be no guns or violence in that hour. Anyhow, I thought it was changed to TNOWW for international and syndication.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="moviebuff75, post: 414921, member: 63758"] I know Andy believes this, but I think he is incorrect. Just because a print is at the Paley Center doesn't mean it is the first broadcast. I thought it was always going to be WW on screen and advertised as TNOWW. The bit of animation that got censored was probably before it ever aired, because the Family Hour was instituted in the fall of 1975, and there was to be no guns or violence in that hour. Anyhow, I thought it was changed to TNOWW for international and syndication. [/QUOTE]
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