The Pluto File

Episode aired Dec 25, 1976
50m

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

185

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Lynda Carter and Hayden Rorke in Wonder Woman (1975)

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A scientist develops a method of making earthquakes. Later a German spy steals his work. Steve tries to find out what he is going to do with it. But they also find out he's infected with bub... Read allA scientist develops a method of making earthquakes. Later a German spy steals his work. Steve tries to find out what he is going to do with it. But they also find out he's infected with bubonic plague.A scientist develops a method of making earthquakes. Later a German spy steals his work. Steve tries to find out what he is going to do with it. But they also find out he's infected with bubonic plague.

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

185

YOUR RATING

Director
- Herb Wallerstein
Writers
- William Moulton Marston(characters)
- Stanley Ralph Ross
- Herb Bermann
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Robert Reed and Mikki Jamison in Wonder Woman (1975)

Lynda Carter, Hayden Rorke, and Lyle Waggoner in Wonder Woman (1975)

Trivia
Some scenes in "The Pluto File" are set in the Walter Reed Hospital in Bethesda , MD. Lynda Carter herself used to visit that hospital with Bob Hope as part of the Miss USA promotional tour.

Goofs
Early in the episode they show Robert Reed coming in from a Trans-Atlantic flight. La Guardia Airport was not called that during World War II. Fioriello La Guardia was mayor of New York City from 1934 to 1945. When New York City took over and dedicated it, they named it New York Municipal Airport from being named North Beach Airport. Newspapers had referred to it as La Guardia field unofficially. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey officially named it La Guardia airport on June 1st, 1947 after the time this episode takes place. Trans-Atlantic flights also did not begin at La Guardia airport until late in 1945.

Quotes
The Falcon: Darling, would you ring up the Irish legation, ask for Kevin Doyle, he's chief of protocol. And be sure to tell him that I would appreciate it if some fuss were made. In fact, a very large... fuss.

Connections
Featured in Beauty, Brawn, and Bulletproof Bracelets: A Wonder Woman Retrospective (2004)

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3/10

Pretty good episode.

I really like the first season. It was nice to see the 40s depicted fairly well. The story was good overall. My gripe, sorry. Robert Reed. I have watched him in various roles. I was never impressed. Sorry. He is ok here but that is all.

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