When Linda Carter/Wonder Woman was in the frame, all kinds of flaws could be going on in the background - and no one would notice. I know exactly where my eyes were.
What Goofs everyone was looking at her Golden nuggets LOL as for the Goofs back in the good old days it would be very hard to spot a goof on a old CT TV or a old B/W TV
I remember my Dad talking about how beautiful Linda Carter was when we wathched this show back when I was only 5 or 6 years old. She was the epitome of gorgeous for both he and my uncle. When I see the show now I realize just how cheesy it all is, but one thing is still true: Linda Carter is always delightful to watch.
All the blunders in the world for Wonder Woman still make it a superior product than anything Disney craps out today. BTW, I was too busy staring at certain "aspects" of Linda Carter to notice any goofs. Seems fine to me mate.
It could have been wall-to-wall goofs, and no one would have cared. We all tuned in to watch Lynda, who BY THE WAY is still one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood.
@@tvcrazymanI honestly thought the parachute was what you were going to mention. I waited for a few seconds after you pointed out the mask, and you said nothing about the parachute. I came straight to the comments but I see a couple of people already mentioned it.
I recently found some new goofs for Wonder Woman to add to ones I posted a few months back. I hope you all enjoy them.😀 Let me know if I've missed any.
If you were watching Wonder Woman and spotted all the goofs, then you were watching it for the wrong reason...I could never take my eyes off of Linda Carter 🥵
I recall that some critic back in the day said that the Wonder Woman show only had two things going for it, and they were both helping to hold up her costume.
You wouldn't really see the pack itself with the shot being so tightly cropped only from his shoulders up. But the shoulder straps were definitely missing.
Back then when this show was first on most people didn't have a VCR (they existed but were very expensive at the beginning) so we couldn't review the show and see the goofs. Wouldn't have mattered anyway because we were too busy drooling over Linda Carter! And I have to say she is still as fine as can be at the age of 72!
Goofs were shocking in this series. Every time she switches from flat boots to heels. But nobody cares...we were all concentrating on the legs and top air bags. Glorious!!! ❤
Good eye on catching these bloopers. The shoe string budget they had to make these shows and lack of CGI, I think they did a great job with the special effects and creating the illusions. Back then most of us didn't notice and look for them. It was all good fun.
Lynda's body is measured as 37-27-37. Her chest size is 37 inches, 34C, 5'9', 125 lbs or Height in Feet: 5′ 9″ Weight in Pounds: 125 pounds Bra Size: 34C Cup Size: C Dress Size: 4 (US) Feet/ Shoe Size: 9 (US) Body Measurements: 37-25-36 or Height 177.8 cm (5 ft 10 in) Weight 60 kg (132 lb) Bra size 34C Chest size 94 cm (37 in) Waist size 69 cm (27 in) Hips size 92 cm (36 in) Shoe size 10 US Dress size 4 US
good work! i still can't get over the SHINE of Wonder Woman's Tights!!! to this day, i am addicted to the SHINE of Tights on Lovely Women, the 70's & 80's TV shows, movies, commercials, magazines, and even stage shows were crowded with Lovely Women dressing Their Legs in SHINY Hosiery!!!!! thanx, Linda Carter, Catherine Bach, Judy Landers, and many many more!!!!!
You're absolutely right about some of these things being more obvious on big screen TVs. I have all 5 seasons of the original Twilight Zone series, from the early '60s. Some of the things I see on my large flat-screen TV wouldn't have been noticed on the old B&W TVs that had 13" screens. And continuity was less of an imperative in the days before VHS and other recording abilities. People watched that week's show, talked about it at work or school the next day, then forgot about it by the time the next episode aired.
I think they went as high as 17" or 19" while this was on the air. We'll never know if any of this would have been fixed if larger televisions had been available. Likewise, I wonder if Rush's 2112 anthem would have been 40+ minutes if the CD had hit the market 10 or so years earlier.
@@tvcrazyman your right she did her own stunt with the Helicopter.....I heared the stunt person left for the day...thinking they were finished filming but they still had to do the helicopter scene........so Lynda Carter did her stunt and got major heat for it.. I do not blame them for being upset...she could have gotten hurt.....even stunt people can get hurt no matter how safe they are.
@@tvcrazyman thanks for shareing all the goofs.......the goofs are not noticeable because fans of the show are focused on Wonder Woman....at least the guys are.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Lynda Carter was my first Hollywood Crush.
You are really making me happy with your latest videos. My mom grew up watching Wonder Woman and introduced it to my sister and I via the dvd set. We watched them a million times when she was little and still love watching it together. So many memories.
I remember when I was little they had a contest for people to spot the bloopers every week on wonder women and mail in their findings. The person who spotted all of them would win a prize. I'm wondering if any of these were from the contest. I think it lasted a month so it was for more than just one episode.
I'm rapidly approaching 60 and in all my years I've never seen a woman as beautiful as Lynda Carter was at her prime, she still is stunning today btw, the 70s and 80s were replete with gorgeous women such as Farrah Fawcett and Debbie Harry but there wasn't one that could hold a candle to Lynda.
I've been a fan of Wonder Woman since I was a kid. But seeing these bloopers is a hoot. I've watched these episodes so many times that I feel like I'm seeing them for the first time again. I love the commentary on the scenes. 😊
In the 70's the show to watch hilariously was Charlie's Angels. The fun was spotting all the continuity errors which occurred in almost every other scene. A true accidental comedy.
My favorite noticeable goof occurs in virtually every episode when Wonder Woman's gorgeous and sexy knee-high striped boots--worn by both Lynda and her frequent stunt double, Jeannie Epper--unexpectedly switch from high-heeled to flatfooted and back to high-heeled all over again, particularly in strenuous action scenes! And I enjoyed seeing both Lyle Waggoner and Cloris Leachman (or was that Carolyn Jones?) f**k up their lines! All in all, I enjoyed the hell out of watching this video! Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work! Enjoy the remainder of your Hump Day!
I think the last point was spot on. It was harder to notice these goofs with the TV technology of the day. When the action is fast paced, you don't have time for scrutinizing the shadows and such.
Another thing about the German hand-grenade...the pin is still in the handle of the grenade. You could have played the drums with it and it wouldn't have gone boom.
I remember an episode, an early one, possibly even the first episode, where there's a shot of Diana getting off a bus with the camera pointed right at the bus doors as they open. The bus pulls up and you can clearly see the director sitting in a chair with a camera behind him in the door glass just before the doors open and Diana steps off.
You can also see that WW boots change in many episodes when she goes from walking/running to fighting or some other stunt. Suddenly her boots lose their heels and become flats. It's especially obvious in the episode where she ends up sword fighting with the villain who turns out to be a robot.
I know. I am definitely going to talk about the parachute the next time on my upcoming collection of 70's TV goofs.😀 I have to make up for my goof missing this goof.
Rick Springfield... Before he was Zac in Battlestar... As for the grenade, it could have skipped before the Squibb went off. What you did miss, the pin was still in the grenade.
The transformations of Diana Prince into Wonder Woman were filmed on two different days that’s why mistakes occurred. Look at the vehicles or trees behind Diana before she spins then look at it again when she becomes Wonder Woman, light and shadow mistakes. For examples, All Diana Prince scenes would be filmed on Monday and Wonder Woman scenes on Tuesday. After Diana, “Lynda” spins, they would cut then move on the the next scene with all the spins in that particular episode. Then on Tuesday, Wonder Woman “Lynda” comes in wearing the costume and stand on the X Mark Spots and do her spins. In editing, the special effects happened and we see on screen Diana becomes Wonder Woman instantly. That’s why props are forgotten for the very reason. “Mind Stealers from Outer Space” part 2, the pillow on the sofa in Diana’s apartment disappeared when Diana transformed into Wonder Woman. “Skateboard Wiz” the scene on the beach with Diana in the swimsuit, look at the building behind her before and after her transformation. They are totally 2 different buildings. Also, that bright light during the transformation scenes was more for the audience sake then for the other characters on screen. “Beauty on Parade”, Diana transformed into Wonder Woman in a darkened room and everyone was sleeping, if the light was that bright it would of awakened all of them.
Older pre flat screen cathode ray televisions cropped the edge of the picture. This was called overscan. It meant that basically about an inch around all the edges of the picture simply wasn't shown by the TV. Old style television cameras actually had a line drawn on the screen to show the camera man the area that would be visible when the episode ran to air. Of course the entire image was still captured to videotape or film or whatever. And these days when we're airing these old shows on 80" high definition televisions we are able to see for the first time 100% of the image with greater Clarity than even the people filming the show saw. That explains some of the bloopers that you see now where a person or a chair or a mattress is visible or disappears off of the edge of the screen. It's interesting because today we effectively have a peek behind the "edge of the curtain" and can see the wizard pulling the strings.
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Henry Gibson isn't just missing a mask, he is missing the entire parachute pack!
Whoops! i definitely should have mentioned that. 😀
Yep! I noticed that, too!
@@tvcrazyman 🤣🤣🤣
Honestly, I noticed the parachute BEFORE the mask.
When you're plummeting from an airplane, there IS such a thing as priorities.
Well, he was obviously in a hurry to confront Wonder Woman. Parachutes only slow you down.
A dog could walked into the scene and i would not have notice as a 13 year old. The perfect Wonder Woman.
Right! 😂
"Wonder Woman lands on a mattress....". On behalf of every boy in the 70's, "thank you, God!"
i was saying to myself: "She can land on my mattress any day"
Shame it was actually a stunt double. Might even have been a bloke.
When Linda Carter/Wonder Woman was in the frame, all kinds of flaws could be going on in the background - and no one would notice.
I know exactly where my eyes were.
you and Zillions of other people were the same way if there was a nuclear explosion in the background i would not even notice it myself
"Wonder Woman" And "The Bionic Woman" were my childhood crushes.
I don’t believe anybody was looking at any goofs They were looking at Linda, Carter, and that wonderful outfit she had on what goofs
What Goofs everyone was looking at her Golden nuggets LOL as for the Goofs back in the good old days it would be very hard to spot a goof on a old CT TV or a old B/W TV
Lynda Carter looked great in that costume.
I remember my Dad talking about how beautiful Linda Carter was when we wathched this show back when I was only 5 or 6 years old. She was the epitome of gorgeous for both he and my uncle. When I see the show now I realize just how cheesy it all is, but one thing is still true: Linda Carter is always delightful to watch.
She was absolutely gorgeous.
@@MrBmic She still is.
@@peterlenham3180 100% agreed still Erotic Hot Looking
Her mom is Mexican. She got the best of both worlds.
@@aquarius5719 She refers herself as a woman of color.
After watching this video, I came to the conclusion that Wonder Woman is still Gorgeous.
All the blunders in the world for Wonder Woman still make it a superior product than anything Disney craps out today. BTW, I was too busy staring at certain "aspects" of Linda Carter to notice any goofs. Seems fine to me mate.
So were the other %99.9 of their viewers..."Linda Carter" #1. Nude search in the entire history of the internet...
Samehere, especially Linda Carter butt shot in front of the NON MOVING TANK😂😂😂😂
Amen to that
Some people have too much time on their hands so they look for goofs
Shame there's no wardrobe goofs
It could have been wall-to-wall goofs, and no one would have cared. We all tuned in to watch Lynda, who BY THE WAY is still one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood.
The editing back then is what makes these old shows so much fun.
You missed a goof in the very first parachuting scene where the actor is clearly not wearing a parachute.
That's funny! i definitely should have mentioned that.😀
@@tvcrazymanI honestly thought the parachute was what you were going to mention. I waited for a few seconds after you pointed out the mask, and you said nothing about the parachute. I came straight to the comments but I see a couple of people already mentioned it.
I thought the skydiving suit should be flapping from the wind....and his face.
@@tvcrazyman yes, it’s kind of like a double irony, you goof in a video about goofs!😂
Yeah, it shows you a goof or a blooper can strike at any time😀.@@malcolmwhite6588
I recently found some new goofs for Wonder Woman to add to ones I posted a few months back. I hope you all enjoy them.😀 Let me know if I've missed any.
Thank you very much! I always enjoy watching all of your videos on your channel! Keep 'em coming! Enjoy your Hump Day, bro!
Season 1 transformation (episode 3 or 4) she does a slow mo spin and finishes her spin.....with NO BRACELETS!! Ha!! Keep on spinning!!!!
As a young teen watching WW I can assure you I was not looking at goofs
As a kid in junior high that would run home after 4 hours of football practise to catch Wonder Woman - I never saw a goof
You watched World War One as a teen?...You must be awfully old.
If you were watching Wonder Woman and spotted all the goofs, then you were watching it for the wrong reason...I could never take my eyes off of Linda Carter 🥵
This show was so cheesy but classic stuff love it Lynda Carter was perfect as wonder woman
I recall that some critic back in the day said that the Wonder Woman show only had two things going for it, and they were both helping to hold up her costume.
Actually, Cathy Lee Crosby did it before Lynda Carter, but she wore a jogging outfit rather than the red, white, and blue "swimsuit".
Thanks for sharing @tyrssen1that information
You wouldn't really see the pack itself with the shot being so tightly cropped only from his shoulders up. But the shoulder straps were definitely missing.
Back then when this show was first on most people didn't have a VCR (they existed but were very expensive at the beginning) so we couldn't review the show and see the goofs. Wouldn't have mattered anyway because we were too busy drooling over Linda Carter! And I have to say she is still as fine as can be at the age of 72!
All I have to say is Lynda Carter had some really amazing practical special effects. Just amazing.
Yeah, two in particular!
@@mikehunt4986😂😂
@@mikehunt4986 Her 2 golden nuggets LOL
She was awarded two Golden Globes
@@gc3k She already had two golden globes! lol
Goofs were shocking in this series. Every time she switches from flat boots to heels.
But nobody cares...we were all concentrating on the legs and top air bags. Glorious!!! ❤
Good eye on catching these bloopers. The shoe string budget they had to make these shows and lack of CGI, I think they did a great job with the special effects and creating the illusions. Back then most of us didn't notice and look for them. It was all good fun.
Lynda's body is measured as 37-27-37. Her chest size is 37 inches, 34C, 5'9', 125 lbs
or
Height in Feet: 5′ 9″
Weight in Pounds: 125 pounds
Bra Size: 34C
Cup Size: C
Dress Size: 4 (US)
Feet/ Shoe Size: 9 (US)
Body Measurements: 37-25-36
or
Height 177.8 cm (5 ft 10 in)
Weight 60 kg (132 lb)
Bra size 34C
Chest size 94 cm (37 in)
Waist size 69 cm (27 in)
Hips size 92 cm (36 in)
Shoe size 10 US
Dress size 4 US
And Lynda was a smoker, wasn't she?
since this was the late 70's, she probably was@@thedys70
If her chest size is 37 she wouldn't be a 34C, she would be a 37C but since measurements tend to be even numbers she would be either a 36 or 38 C.
@@Dave-in-MD
I agree - tell that to Google & wiki lol
There could have been 1,000,000 mistakes or goofs but as long as Linda Carter was in that outfit.....I COULDN'T CARELESS !!
good work! i still can't get over the SHINE of Wonder Woman's Tights!!! to this day, i am addicted to the SHINE of Tights on Lovely Women, the 70's & 80's TV shows, movies, commercials, magazines, and even stage shows were crowded with Lovely Women dressing Their Legs in SHINY Hosiery!!!!! thanx, Linda Carter, Catherine Bach, Judy Landers, and many many more!!!!!
Fun fact. When the model of the invisible plane was used, it is the Mego Wonder Woman doll
It looks like the Mego invisible plane too
To be honest when I was a kid watching WonderWoman I only noticed Linda Carter. As Diana Prince or WW herself. A truly beautiful woman.
I'm not gonna lie. I just wanted to see the most beautiful women to walk the face of the earth
You're absolutely right about some of these things being more obvious on big screen TVs. I have all 5 seasons of the original Twilight Zone series, from the early '60s. Some of the things I see on my large flat-screen TV wouldn't have been noticed on the old B&W TVs that had 13" screens. And continuity was less of an imperative in the days before VHS and other recording abilities. People watched that week's show, talked about it at work or school the next day, then forgot about it by the time the next episode aired.
I think they went as high as 17" or 19" while this was on the air. We'll never know if any of this would have been fixed if larger televisions had been available. Likewise, I wonder if Rush's 2112 anthem would have been 40+ minutes if the CD had hit the market 10 or so years earlier.
This just makes me like the old wonder woman even more.😊
Oh boy all I can say is Lynda Carter as wonder woman 😀
When I was a kid I sure did like to watch Wonder Woman, Charlie's Angels, and Bionic Woman.😀
@@tvcrazyman and Barbara Eden as Genie!
Lynda Carter performed her on stunt in one helicopter scene as Wonder Woman.
I read about that. Apparently, the producers were upset by it though. They were afraid she'd get hurt from what I read.
@@tvcrazyman your right she did her own stunt with the Helicopter.....I heared the stunt person left for the day...thinking they were finished filming but they still had to do the helicopter scene........so Lynda Carter did her stunt and got major heat for it.. I do not blame them for being upset...she could have gotten hurt.....even stunt people can get hurt no matter how safe they are.
@@tvcrazyman thanks for shareing all the goofs.......the goofs are not noticeable because fans of the show are focused on Wonder Woman....at least the guys are.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Lynda Carter was my first Hollywood Crush.
I always loved it when she would change into the swimsuit and run in flats on the beach and then magically have flippers on in the water!
You are really making me happy with your latest videos. My mom grew up watching Wonder Woman and introduced it to my sister and I via the dvd set. We watched them a million times when she was little and still love watching it together. So many memories.
Glad you like them! 😀
As the parachute was already mentioned, I'll add that you could also the the mattress in the toaster's reflection at 4:20
Great eye! 😀
4_40 "From this view of Lynda Carter..." And what a wonderful view it is!
My sentiments exactly!
face mask, chute, and that he is a tiny af person compared to the normal size skydiver haha
I remember when I was little they had a contest for people to spot the bloopers every week on wonder women and mail in their findings. The person who spotted all of them would win a prize. I'm wondering if any of these were from the contest. I think it lasted a month so it was for more than just one episode.
I like the fact you are pointing stuff out but not being negative about the series. It was a fun series to watch back in the day.
Like what George Reeves was to Superman, and Adam West was to Batman. There is only one Wonder Womam, and that's Lynda Carter
LYNDA
and Bat Girl & Cat Women & ...
@@ScarlettFire341
Yvonne Craig is Batgirl
Julie Newmar is Catwoman
Mic 🎤 drop, case closed 🔐
50s Superman decade
60s Batman decade
70s Wonder Woman decade
They 3 are conected in comics
there were only two things on the screen everyone was looking at and hoping for a wardrobe malfunction that the censors missed LOL
I'm rapidly approaching 60 and in all my years I've never seen a woman as beautiful as Lynda Carter was at her prime, she still is stunning today btw, the 70s and 80s were replete with gorgeous women such as Farrah Fawcett and Debbie Harry but there wasn't one that could hold a candle to Lynda.
It also looked like Henry Gibson had no parachute in the closeups.
Oh, wow, you can see them land on the mattress mirrored in the shiny silver toaster! LOL.
Every second of lynda Carter is epic. Completely mesmerized 😊😊
As long as Lynda Carter is there in the screen no one cares about the goofs.🥰
I've been a fan of Wonder Woman since I was a kid. But seeing these bloopers is a hoot. I've watched these episodes so many times that I feel like I'm seeing them for the first time again. I love the commentary on the scenes. 😊
Thanks 😀
0:22 he's also missing a parachute backpack in those scenes! Probably not the best thing to forget when you're skydiving :P
In the first parachute scene it's not only the mask missing the actor is also not actually wearing a parachute either.😂😂😂
Yeah, I wasn't really paying any attention to the tank or anything else in these video's. Except Lynda Carter.👍
I really enjoy these videos,They bring me way back to a really fun time of TV.Cheesy effects and story lines but so much fun.
In the 70's the show to watch hilariously was Charlie's Angels. The fun was spotting all the continuity errors which occurred in almost every other scene. A true accidental comedy.
I forgot how enjoyable this show was. I also miss watching with my great-grandmother.
How is anyone supposed to notice things disappearing around Lynda Carter when our eyes are glued to Lynda Carter?
My favorite noticeable goof occurs in virtually every episode when Wonder Woman's gorgeous and sexy knee-high striped boots--worn by both Lynda and her frequent stunt double, Jeannie Epper--unexpectedly switch from high-heeled to flatfooted and back to high-heeled all over again, particularly in strenuous action scenes! And I enjoyed seeing both Lyle Waggoner and Cloris Leachman (or was that Carolyn Jones?) f**k up their lines!
All in all, I enjoyed the hell out of watching this video! Thanks for sharing, and keep up the good work! Enjoy the remainder of your Hump Day!
Thank you very much!
You're very welcome, @@tvcrazyman ! Keep up the good work! Enjoy the remainder of your Hump Day, bro!
I was 30 before I realized this show even had story lines.
This was nostalgic fun! Thanks for making this video. Made me subscribe! Great eye and work!
Awesome! Thank you!
I think the last point was spot on. It was harder to notice these goofs with the TV technology of the day. When the action is fast paced, you don't have time for scrutinizing the shadows and such.
Lynda Carter was drop dead gorgeous. As a young boy I was a big fan. Actually I am still a big fan. 🙂
I love how the wind is missing during the free fall
We noticed all the wacky goofs. We were just kids and didn't care! lol
Another thing about the German hand-grenade...the pin is still in the handle of the grenade. You could have played the drums with it and it wouldn't have gone boom.
I love this tv show. 1 of my faves. I also love this video
I remember an episode, an early one, possibly even the first episode, where there's a shot of Diana getting off a bus with the camera pointed right at the bus doors as they open. The bus pulls up and you can clearly see the director sitting in a chair with a camera behind him in the door glass just before the doors open and Diana steps off.
Henry Gibson also played the head Nazi in Blues Brothers... a classic film.
I hate Illinois Nazis....
Wonder woman got me thru my first few years of puberty...🤗🤗
As a young man at that age. You didn't watch it for its genius content. 😍
Man, I forgot how insanely hot Lynda Carter was. Flawless.
Thank you for zooming in on Wonder Woman's costume bottoms (front & back)...
No only the mask but the green parachute too
You can also see that WW boots change in many episodes when she goes from walking/running to fighting or some other stunt. Suddenly her boots lose their heels and become flats. It's especially obvious in the episode where she ends up sword fighting with the villain who turns out to be a robot.
Amazing, I never noticed any of these goofs. Why would I when Lynda Carter was in view :)
Plus in goof 1 his skydiving parachute isn't on his back lol
I guess you could be forgiven for not noticing the tracks moving (or not), when she's pushing the tank. I mean.... what tank?
Dude, you noticed that he doesn't have a mask and actually thought that was worse than the fact that he doesn't even have a parachute lol 0:29
i know I'm embarrassed. 😀
I never watched this show. These goofs are so good I am now Hooked on this show.
on the skydiver, you missed the backpack lol
I know. I am definitely going to talk about the parachute the next time on my upcoming collection of 70's TV goofs.😀 I have to make up for my goof missing this goof.
@7:01 thx for the hint with the bracelets, that effect is still gr8 even today.
Yeah, I used to watch Wonder Woman, but I never bothered looking for goofs!
The Goofs are great BUT just seeing Wonder Women's Body is Better !
Not just the mask, the parachute too!
I'm new to your channel. This is so cool. Whoever would really pay close attention to the goofs. I grew up watching these movies.
Welcome to the channel!
@@tvcrazyman Thank you
Memories. Enjoyed this
Rick Springfield... Before he was Zac in Battlestar... As for the grenade, it could have skipped before the Squibb went off. What you did miss, the pin was still in the grenade.
About 90% of it was goofs, in some form. Hence the charm of the show.
Not wearing a mask, he didn’t even have the parachute on!
Even these day's they are many mistakes in the series and movies.Remember the coffee cup in games of thrones??LOL
Lol great video. Thanks for putting it together.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I never noticed any of these back then. Because I was 15 and she was Linda Carter. My eyes would not wander anywhere else.
Given Linda Carters natural beauty I doubt anyone was really focused on the story or production quality!
I still love her today..
I've watched these episodes 4-times over and never saw these errors.
Rick Springfield also made a guest appearance on an episode of The Incredible Hulk
He still wants Jesse's girl. 😅
I believe that episode was titled the disciple. It's one of the best episodes imo.
Some great views in this one
The transformations of Diana
Prince into Wonder Woman were filmed on two different days that’s why mistakes occurred. Look at the vehicles or trees behind Diana before she spins then look at it again when she becomes Wonder Woman, light and shadow mistakes. For examples, All Diana Prince scenes would be filmed on Monday and Wonder Woman scenes on Tuesday. After Diana, “Lynda” spins, they would cut then move on the the next scene with all the spins in that particular episode. Then on Tuesday, Wonder Woman “Lynda” comes in wearing the costume and stand on the X Mark Spots and do her spins. In editing, the special effects happened and we see on screen Diana becomes Wonder Woman instantly. That’s why props are forgotten for the very reason. “Mind Stealers from Outer Space” part 2, the pillow on the sofa in Diana’s apartment disappeared when Diana transformed into Wonder Woman. “Skateboard Wiz” the scene on the beach with Diana in the swimsuit, look at the building behind her before and after her transformation. They are totally 2 different buildings. Also, that bright light during the transformation scenes was more for the audience sake then for the other characters on screen. “Beauty on Parade”, Diana transformed into Wonder Woman in a darkened room and everyone was sleeping, if the light was that bright it would of awakened all of them.
Thanks for that explanation. I noticed the shadows and light a few years ago. Things that only ardent fans who watch it over and over again will see.
3:52 Looks like Wonder Woman shaved back in the 70s!
I’d say the outfit called for it!
when Diana Prince transforms into Wonder Woman, most guys are NOT paying attention to any objects in the background... I'm just saying!
What goofs I only saw Linda Carter!
You know, that's what everybody says.😀😀
Hes also missing the entire parachute rig lol
Older pre flat screen cathode ray televisions cropped the edge of the picture. This was called overscan. It meant that basically about an inch around all the edges of the picture simply wasn't shown by the TV. Old style television cameras actually had a line drawn on the screen to show the camera man the area that would be visible when the episode ran to air.
Of course the entire image was still captured to videotape or film or whatever. And these days when we're airing these old shows on 80" high definition televisions we are able to see for the first time 100% of the image with greater Clarity than even the people filming the show saw. That explains some of the bloopers that you see now where a person or a chair or a mattress is visible or disappears off of the edge of the screen.
It's interesting because today we effectively have a peek behind the "edge of the curtain" and can see the wizard pulling the strings.
Great video I love Linda Carter the best wonder woman of all!!!!