When Steve Trevor mysteriously disappears,
Wonder Woman finds herself in Los Angeles and struggling with a band of unscrupulous terrorists plotting to hijack the World Trade Conference.
An intriguing episode that shift slightly in political territory. There's less of the fantasy element ( which I do love) and more current problems such as revolution, terrorist, sleeping cell and assassins. Apart from this, it's a typically enjoyable WW romp. Also there's some heart and emotion regarding the taxi driver and his mute son. Linda Carter is a hottie, but it's her warm personality as well as her no-nonsense morality that is infectious.
An intriguing episode that shift slightly in political territory. There's less of the fantasy element ( which I do love) and more current problems such as revolution, terrorist, sleeping cell and assassins. Apart from this, it's a typically enjoyable WW romp. Also there's some heart and emotion regarding the taxi driver and his mute son. Linda Carter is a hottie, but it's her warm personality as well as her no-nonsense morality that is infectious.