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Now the world is ready for... the Wonder Woman TV series thread
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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 393538" data-attributes="member: 5079"><p>At least the first season had some sense of focus with its emphasis on Nazi-smashing. If I ever progressed beyond a couple episodes, I think I would invariably become annoyed by perhaps the show's most glaring problem: the near total lack of Wonder Woman's rogue's gallery. Of Wonder Woman's comic book villains, I believe only Baroness von Gunther was ever used and only once. No Cheetah, no Circe, no Dr. Psycho, no Giganta, no Ares. While the show's budget -- which seemed to be about $32.17 an episode -- would have been an impediment, most of those characters could have been done economically. The FX standards of TV of the era were awfully low, after all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 393538, member: 5079"] At least the first season had some sense of focus with its emphasis on Nazi-smashing. If I ever progressed beyond a couple episodes, I think I would invariably become annoyed by perhaps the show's most glaring problem: the near total lack of Wonder Woman's rogue's gallery. Of Wonder Woman's comic book villains, I believe only Baroness von Gunther was ever used and only once. No Cheetah, no Circe, no Dr. Psycho, no Giganta, no Ares. While the show's budget -- which seemed to be about $32.17 an episode -- would have been an impediment, most of those characters could have been done economically. The FX standards of TV of the era were awfully low, after all. [/QUOTE]
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