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Wonder Woman on ABC

1977, TV Show

Episode Detail: Phantom of the Roller Coaster - Wonder Woman

In the first of a two-part episode, Wonder Woman pursues a spy who plans to blow up a roller coaster in an amusement park. Harrison Fynch: Joseph Sirola. Leon/David: Jared Martin. Steve: Lyle Waggoner. Pierce: Marc Alaimo.

Episodes: Phantom of the Roller Coaster - Wonder Woman - 66 total Episodes

Beauty on Parade
Light-Fingered Lady
The Fine Art of Crime
Formula 407
The Return of Wonder Woman
The Bermuda Triangle Crisis
My Teenage Idol Is Missing
The Deadly Dolphin
Spaced Out
Stolen Faces
Wonder Woman
Phantom of the Roller Coaster
The Pied Piper
The Girl from Ilandia
The Deadly Sting
Formicida
The Boy Who Knew Her Secret
Mind Stealers from Outer Space
The Skateboard Wiz
The Screaming Javelins
Phantom of the Roller Coaster
The Pluto File
Diana's Disappearing Act
Hot Wheels
Time Bomb
The Richest Man in the World
Fausta, the Nazi Wonder Woman
Judgement from Outer Space
Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman in Hollywood
Knockout
The Deadly Toys
Death in Disguise
Flight to Oblivion
Gault's Brain
Last of the Two-Dollar Bills
The Man Who Made Volcanos
The Bushwhackers
Feminum Mystique
Mind Stealers from Outer Space
Anschluss '77
IRAC Is Missing
A Date with Doomsday
The Queen and the Thief
The Man Who Couldn't Die
Wonder Woman Meets Baroness Von Gunther
Feminum Mystique
Seance of Terror
The Starships Are Coming
Phantom of the Roller Coaster
Wonder Woman vs. Gargantua
Judgement from Outerspace
The New Original Wonder Woman
The Boy Who Knew Her Secret
Judgement from Outer Space
Going, Going, Gone
The Man Who Could Move the World
The Man Who Wouldn't Tell
The Murderous Missile
Disco Devil
Amazon Hot Wax
The Girl with a Gift for Disaster
Pot o' Gold
The Man Who Couldn't Die
I Do, I Do
Mind Stealers from Outer Space

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Premiered: September 16, 1977, on ABC

Rating: None

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Premise: A colorful spin on Charles Moulton's comic about the Amazon goddess battling evil during World War II and later, in more recent times, against new enemies. The change came after the series jumped from ABC to CBS, with the heroine joining a covert military agency. Wonder Woman began as two TV-movies (the first in 1974 with Cathy Lee Crosby) and several specials before finding a regular prime-time home in late 1976. Debra Winger appeared occasionally as Drusilla, Wonder Woman's kid sister.

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