What a woman Lynda was.Damn the 70s was full of hot sexy women with amazing hair beautiful eyes dynamite figures.Makes any other decade seem mediocre.Lynda was a jewel in the crown.
These old 70s tv show clips are great, the baddies, good guys, action scenes, and the music - great entertainment. No preaching, box ticking, agendas, and the good triumphs over evil .
Matt's up on the roof, running and hopping obstacles, which has got to make noise. But, two goons quietly twiddling their thumbs below can't hear a thing.
Matt Helm’s 1955 Ford Thunderbird convertible stood out like a sore thumb. Who in 2022 besides myself would like to have a car like that? And how about Lynda Carter? She made all red-blooded young men want to sing harmony songs, almost every day.
3:19 - 3:34 Nostalgia factor; view from up high of an historic studio backlot: the Columbia Ranch / The Burbank Studios Ranch / Warner Bros. Ranch Facilities; one of the western streets facing north. (Note: the entire facility was nuked / razed / flattened late 2023 by a private entity replacing it with office buildings and state-of-the-art sound stages -- so says the developer's report.. . . . ed. - There was SO MUCH history there. With cgi and a.i. talking over, who needs a backlot?)
"EmeraldAdvisorGroupBetheseda," In three years' time not a single, solitary "thumb up" or Reply, of ANY kind -- re a venomous remark on a TH-cam video that's devoted to Lynda Carter. Someone who has had a mammoth, devoted following for half a century; her entire professional life in 'the limelight.' Which begs the question: "if one is predetermined to trash a public figure, in this instance an internationally well-known actress, singer and spokesperson from the 1970s to present day, why even bother watching the Video? e.g., TH-cam Universe users, God bless 'em; if a handful loathe Johnny Depp or Denzel Washington they're probably aren't going to be visiting their channels; and ESPECIALLY not commenting on them; unless of course the no-compromise title is "I can't stand Johnny Depp" or "Denzel Washington: Looks and Talent - Overrated. Likewise, of 'the fairer sex,' people who made up their minds and have written off, for example, Taylor Swift or Nicole Kidman in both the physically appealing and proficient / talented categories would not be cluttering the multitude of viewing options and commenting fields when there's an unlimited amount of viewing options for those you DO like. Another question, one that legions of fans are too timid to broach because of its delicate nature in our shared, PC universe. "Not that there's anything wrong with that," but it appears English isn't your native language. So, Ideally you'd have found someone who is proficient in order to proof read and fine tune the text. That way your briefest of remarks wouldn't have OBVIOUS questions like: "Painful to watch." Is that in reference to your personal disgust with Lynda Carter's acting ability in 1975? Or, does that pertain to your personal disgust with her physical attributes and demeanor? Clearly, with her having been crowned Miss World / USA of 1972, you'd be in the minority. Or, perhaps you've witnessed the 'passage of time' -- that you know for certain you're immune to -- and are reflecting on its realities having just seen her cameo in the movie and its contrast to her heyday in the 1970s and '80s. "I had no idea how bad she was . . . " [ed. - most critics and even casual observers can figure out if a performer is a n.t.* or God's gift to the screen, movie and television; or in the meddle: jury's out; needs some work. " . . . until I saw her . . . cameo." Totally confusing; unclear. Do you mean you saw her on "Matt Helm" in 1974 or "Wonder Woman" '75 - '79 and you weren't able to gauge her merits or demerits, so 45 years later, when "Wonder Woman"'s big screen extravaganza came out, then, and ONLY THEN, could you finally determine that yes, she was a lousy performer ["how bad she was"]. OR Perhaps your first exposure(s) to her in the mid 1970s put you off on her looks -- you were pretty sure -- but now that the movie has come out decades later with that amount of time and gravity doing a number on her face and her at one time to-die-for figure, now you're able to categorically write her off 'reprehensibly unwatchable.' *no talent
@@scvandy3129 Dang. You write like I write when I go off on rants. Excellent grammar, punctuation, & sentence structure. Your points are well articulated. And, I love the use of capitalization for emphasis, whereas some would call that yelling, but it's not because it's simply a matter of style. Beautiful post and slam onto that person who wrote such an unbased & callous comment about Lynda Carter.
Look how gorgeous she is! Beautiful eyes and everything!
Loved the great 70's background music, same in every series.
Lynda, you was Awesome.
Lynda is too beautiful.
Lynda Carter is lovely, very talented and has a great singing voice. 😊
What a woman Lynda was.Damn the 70s was full of hot sexy women with amazing hair beautiful eyes dynamite figures.Makes any other decade seem mediocre.Lynda was a jewel in the crown.
Whatever you see there is no liposuction OR implants.
@@lancenorton1117 Exactly
She's gorgeous, real life Goddess.
One of the classiest women ever driving one of the most iconic cars a 1976 Ford Thunderbird
Being followed by a PI in a 57 Thunderbird.
Red Thunderbird - the perfect car for covert surveillance.
The 70s had lots of gorgeous women. Be like Damn. She was the gorgeous one of all. So 🔥 🥞 ♨️ 🥵 ☕ 🛀 🔥.
Who could give Lynda thumbs down.
People who dont like beautiful women
I'd definitely give her the "thumbs up". Heh.
Blind people
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@@craigyoung4156 There's more to 'it' than 'that.'
thanks for share them
Vare nice
These old 70s tv show clips are great, the baddies, good guys, action scenes, and the music - great entertainment. No preaching, box ticking, agendas, and the good triumphs over evil .
If she walked into a room my knees would bend and my chest pain... OMG! she was drop dead gorgeous!
Lynda. What a gorgeous feminine woman.
I keep waiting for her to do her Wonder Woman thing 😂
@ 0:51 she has that look like she was about to do the spin lol.
@@keonjenkins1852
Ha! You're right. Good catch!
Upload all of her scene please
Our Wonder Woman!
Yes, Lynda's gorgeous, but what about that red T-bird! Wow! 🤣😂😁👍
Nice . But switching to the Porsche Carrera was more appropriate.
The inconspicuous RED sports car!
PERFECT for tailing people without being seen!
Happy birthday to my all time crush
Effin' beautiful.
Matt's up on the roof, running and hopping obstacles, which has got to make noise.
But, two goons quietly twiddling their thumbs below can't hear a thing.
I must admit I liked the triple black TBird fitted with optional moonroof.
Now I"m hangin!!
One of the prettiest woman in history. Love her brown knee length boots.
Matt Helm’s 1955 Ford Thunderbird convertible stood out like a sore thumb. Who in 2022 besides myself would like to have a car like that? And how about Lynda Carter? She made all red-blooded young men want to sing harmony songs, almost every day.
3:19 - 3:34 Nostalgia factor; view from up high of an historic studio backlot: the Columbia Ranch / The Burbank Studios Ranch / Warner Bros. Ranch Facilities; one of the western streets facing north.
(Note: the entire facility was nuked / razed / flattened late 2023 by a private entity replacing it with office buildings and state-of-the-art sound stages -- so says the developer's report.. . . . ed. - There was SO MUCH history there. With cgi and a.i. talking over, who needs a backlot?)
Less processed foods has to be contributing factor.
Kept waiting for her to spin
I often trail beautiful goddesses, purely in case they are also inept murderers, someone has to stand tall, and in more ways than one.
I didn't know Wonder woman work with Matt Helm.
That nurse is Linda Gray!
I beg to differ sir.
It didn't look like her to me so I checked the episode cast on IMDB and that actress who played the nurse is given as Linda Dano.
@@Man_from_UNCLE Lindas are popping up all over the place.
Timestamp then!
Miss Linda Dano spent a number of years in Daytime TV as "Felicia Gallant" on "Another World."🌏💃📺B.W.
I wonder if Lynda was ever in Playboy
Lovely, lovely woman. 0:41 Did she say Shank you very much?
Long boots and brown cars and brown clothing, what else defined the 70s?
Soles of shoes that made you two inches taller than you really were.
@@lancenorton1117
Those are still around! 😝
@@daniluchison They WERE at the time. Made me nearly 6 ft tall in junior high. TOO bad I ended up at 5'9". HEHE
Happiness.
She’s only 24 but, she looks 10 years older. Maybe it’s the makeup?
No hideous tattoos or piercings
painful to watch...I had no idea how bad she was until I saw her in the new Wonder Woman in a cameo
"EmeraldAdvisorGroupBetheseda," In three years' time not a single, solitary "thumb up" or Reply, of ANY kind -- re a venomous remark on a TH-cam video that's devoted to Lynda Carter. Someone who has had a mammoth, devoted following for half a century; her entire professional life in 'the limelight.'
Which begs the question: "if one is predetermined to trash a public figure, in this instance an internationally well-known actress, singer and spokesperson from the 1970s to present day, why even bother watching the Video? e.g., TH-cam Universe users, God bless 'em; if a handful loathe Johnny Depp or Denzel Washington they're probably aren't going to be visiting their channels; and ESPECIALLY not commenting on them; unless of course the no-compromise title is "I can't stand Johnny Depp" or "Denzel Washington: Looks and Talent - Overrated.
Likewise, of 'the fairer sex,' people who made up their minds and have written off, for example, Taylor Swift or Nicole Kidman in both the physically appealing and proficient / talented categories would not be cluttering the multitude of viewing options and commenting fields when there's an unlimited amount of viewing options for those you DO like.
Another question, one that legions of fans are too timid to broach because of its delicate nature in our shared, PC universe.
"Not that there's anything wrong with that," but it appears English isn't your native language. So, Ideally you'd have found someone who is proficient in order to proof read and fine tune the text.
That way your briefest of remarks wouldn't have OBVIOUS questions like:
"Painful to watch." Is that in reference to your personal disgust with Lynda Carter's acting ability in 1975? Or, does that pertain to your personal disgust with her physical attributes and demeanor? Clearly, with her having been crowned Miss World / USA of 1972, you'd be in the minority.
Or, perhaps you've witnessed the 'passage of time' -- that you know for certain you're immune to -- and are reflecting on its realities having just seen her cameo in the movie and its contrast to her heyday in the 1970s and '80s.
"I had no idea how bad she was . . . " [ed. - most critics and even casual observers can figure out if a performer is a n.t.* or God's gift to the screen, movie and television; or in the meddle: jury's out; needs some work.
" . . . until I saw her . . . cameo." Totally confusing; unclear. Do you mean you saw her on "Matt Helm" in 1974 or "Wonder Woman" '75 - '79 and you weren't able to gauge her merits or demerits, so 45 years later, when "Wonder Woman"'s big screen extravaganza came out, then, and ONLY THEN, could you finally determine that yes, she was a lousy performer ["how bad she was"].
OR
Perhaps your first exposure(s) to her in the mid 1970s put you off on her looks -- you were pretty sure -- but now that the movie has come out decades later with that amount of time and gravity doing a number on her face and her at one time to-die-for figure, now you're able to categorically write her off 'reprehensibly unwatchable.'
*no talent
@@scvandy3129
Dang. You write like I write when I go off on rants. Excellent grammar, punctuation, & sentence structure. Your points are well articulated. And, I love the use of capitalization for emphasis, whereas some would call that yelling, but it's not because it's simply a matter of style. Beautiful post and slam onto that person who wrote such an unbased & callous comment about Lynda Carter.