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Wonder Woman - The Queen and the Thief

episode 2.7

USA 1977
produced by
Mark Rodgers, [Douglas S. Cramer (executive) for the Douglas S. Cramer Company, Warner Brothers/CBS
directed by Jack Arnold
starring Lynda Carter, Lyle Waggoner, Norman Burton, Juliet Mills, David Hedison, John Colicos
screenplay by Bruce Shelly, based on the comic created by William Moulton Marston, published by DC Comics, music by Artie Kane

TV-series
Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman (Lynda Carter)

review by
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According to reports, professional thief and master of disguise Evan Robley (David Hedison) has entered American soil, and it doesn't take Dian Prince (Lynda Carter) and Steve Trevor (Lyle Waggoner) long to figure out where he's going to strike next, at the embassy of Kalakar, where the recently widowed and embattled Queen (Juliet Mills) is staying, and of course she has brought her crown jewels. So Diana finds emplay at the embassy as maid and Steve poses as a businessman from Kalakar and is promptly granted a room. Diana soon finds out that Robley stays at the embassy posing as a distant relative of the deceased King, and he soon has the queen eating out of her hand. Steve tries to lure Robley out of the embassy so he can arrest him on American soil, but instead Robley manages to overpower him, tie him up and convince the Queen that Steve is Robley. Diana tries to warn the Queen, but is almost apprehended for being Steve's accomplice, so she turns into Wonder Woman, and as her, she can convince the Queen what's actually going on. But then the two have to realize the crown jewels have already been stolen, and when Diana tracks down and qzestions Robley, he assures her he hasn't stolen them, even under influence of the lasso of truth. Fact is, he tried to steal them but they were fakes - so somebody must have stolen them before him, and he suspects the ambassador (John Colicos), who has always opposed the Queen. So now it's up to Wonder Woman, Robley and Steve to steal the crown jewels back our of the embassy's high secutiry vault - and of course they succeed, and succeed in proving the ambassador's hand in the dirty game, and in the end even Robley sees the error of his ways and charms the Queen into making her her new ambassador.

 

Now I won't for one minute say this episode isn't naive, simplistic even, a bit of a fairy tale view on foreign politics with plenty of cloak and dagger and little substance. But that's exactly what makes this one a rather charming piece of escapism, something that most certainly doesn't stand the test of time but at the same time is a pretty entertaining time capsule. By no means classic TV in the traditional sense of the word mind you, just something that will put a smile on your face.

 

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