I remember seeing this specific episode when I was a little kid. I also remember trying to throw a tennis ball as high in the sky as possible after watching this scene. LOL! Thanks for the memory lane trip :)
I always thought they shouldve had Tina go train on Paradise Island and become the new Wonder Girl. It would've been eerily similar to the Donna Troy origin story.
@@d1malcriao Also I have asked myself such a question, expecially for the return of Emmadona in her own world; Wonder Woman could use the Underwater uniform and board the submarine and try to force the kidnapper to return Emmadona to her world. Probably we will never have an answer. See you soon. Guido.
@@d1malcriao Islandia is in a world within Earth. It's in another dimension. There is only one doorway to that world. Wonder Woman doesn't know where it is. I wish she could have used her lasso to make Bleaker confess how to get there.
If Wonder Woman's sister Drusilla,alias Wonder Girl,who visited Wonder Woman in America during the 1940's saw her training a girl from another world and another dimension,she would be impressed,would she?
Julie Ann Haddock was the girl. She played the tomboy "Cindy" on the first season of "The Facts of Life." Her bosom buddy was Sue Ann." They both got cut after the first season.
It's like in the comics. In the 1st season the had Drusilla (Donna. Who they producers used a different name because it sounded too close to Diana) as Wonder girl. And then in the 2nd season they have Tina, who powers come from the jewelry she wears; which is like Cassie Sandsmark when she was 1st introduced as "Wonder Girl II" Come to think of it, the comic probably got that from this😁
Her name was Imadonna (on the show) and the guy that wanted to adopt her (also on the show) called her tina cuz she wouldn't tell anyone her real name.
when wonder woman with special effects sounds yes it has too be played with it otherwise it wouldnt be wonder woman am sure she heard her jumps sounds and golden lasso special effects sounds also.not about being bonic like Bonic woman they all have their special effects !
No-THEWALKINGTVGUIDE, this isn't Andrea Barber. I think the actress in this episode may be slightly older since this is from the late 70's (79-80ish), but definately not Kimmy from Full House.
the wonder woman show is really a classic, however there is one thing about the show that i never understood. Why is it the show had to put in bionic sound effects even tho the actual wonder woman character never had bionics?
Well, they're not the "bionic" sound effects of The Six Million Dollar Man/The Bionic Woman, but rather sound effects for Wonder Woman within her series. It was an accepted storytelling conceit (especially in the 70s, though still persisted for years after that) to have non-diegetic sound effects for when a character did something superhuman/extraordinary. (This covers two points: 1) it enhances the sensory effect of a character doing "x" in a superhuman way, relative to the viewer; and 2) it does provide audio cue for blind persons that something unusual is happening on the screen, as well as how long something is happening based on how long the sound effect lasts.) Fun Trivia: though not always definitively understood as such, the "crash of thunder" that accompanies WW's burst of light transformation is also intended to be non-diegetic (only heard/understood by the audience for dramatic purposes, not within the show itself to be heard by other characters). This is established in a couple of the 1940s/ABC-set stories where WW's transformation doesn't wake the room of beauty contestants even though she is just a few feet away from them when she changes, as well as in Drusilla's memory flashback of watching Diana learn how to transform, when/where there is no "crash of thunder" but just the explosion of light. Again, many sound effects were used in many different sci-fi/adventure shows of that time largely as a matter of presentation/dramatic effect.
I always wondered about this girl from this episode, she looks very familiar. I think she play on the "Facts of Life" later on can anybody verify this?
Her name is Amadonna(sp)/"Tina" (understood to later have the last name Penrose from her adoptive guardian); she was from an island called Ilandia, in a penumbral reality removed from Earth (similar to Paradise Island in the series, except even more removed from Earth, dimension-wise, as Wonder Woman doesn't know how to get her back to her homeworld). She is one of the few children/people endowed (via the bracelets and necklace they are given, which are magically irremovable) with the ability to convert their mental will into physical/kinetic power. She can have super strength and agility similar to WW's, as well as the ability -- with focus/concentration -- to create force fields. This was potentially a backdoor plot for either a spin-off series or for a recurring role/character; however, they decided not to go in that direction and the actress who played her (Julie Ann Haddock) went on to be one of the girls the following year on the first season of The Facts of Life.
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I remember seeing this specific episode when I was a little kid. I also remember trying to throw a tennis ball as high in the sky as possible after watching this scene. LOL!
Thanks for the memory lane trip :)
I always thought they shouldve had Tina go train on Paradise Island and become the new Wonder Girl. It would've been eerily similar to the Donna Troy origin story.
Probably you're right, but as far as I know there was not a project to use her again, probably we should make a fan-fic about her.
Never understood why WW couldn't help her get home. Being from another demention herself.. or took her to Paradise Island so she can master her Power.
@@d1malcriao Also I have asked myself such a question, expecially for the return of Emmadona in her own world; Wonder Woman could use the Underwater uniform and board the submarine and try to force the kidnapper to return Emmadona to her world.
Probably we will never have an answer.
See you soon.
Guido.
@@d1malcriao Islandia is in a world within Earth. It's in another dimension. There is only one doorway to that world. Wonder Woman doesn't know where it is.
I wish she could have used her lasso to make Bleaker confess how to get there.
@@d1malcriao Wonder Woman is from an uncharted island on Earth called Paradise Island/Themyscira
If I were that girl, I would be hugging, holding, and LOVING Wonder Woman for the rest of my entire life. Period.
Blair Warner would not like that.
If Wonder Woman's sister Drusilla,alias Wonder Girl,who visited Wonder Woman in America during the 1940's saw her training a girl from another world and another dimension,she would be impressed,would she?
This is the closes " wondergirl" in this sec season.
I wanted the jewelry.
Julie Ann Haddock was the girl. She played the tomboy "Cindy" on the first season of "The Facts of Life." Her bosom buddy was Sue Ann." They both got cut after the first season.
i had a crush on julie ann haddock when i was little.
cindy from facts of life
t .byrne, at first I thought it was Cindy from the Brady bunch
The dog is like I can't fetch those balls now
It's like in the comics. In the 1st season the had Drusilla (Donna. Who they producers used a different name because it sounded too close to Diana) as Wonder girl. And then in the 2nd season they have Tina, who powers come from the jewelry she wears; which is like Cassie Sandsmark when she was 1st introduced as "Wonder Girl II" Come to think of it, the comic probably got that from this😁
Her name was Imadonna (on the show) and the guy that wanted to adopt her (also on the show) called her tina cuz she wouldn't tell anyone her real name.
You're right, she did appear on the Facts of Life. She played the Tom Boy that Blair called weird and had her thinking she was gay.
If there was a pose that could make her invincible, why does Wonder Woman always block bullets with her bracelets?
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I did not know that Tiger from Brady Bunch was slumming on Brady Brunch.
julie ann should have guest starred on "V" instead
when wonder woman with special effects sounds yes it has too be played with it otherwise it wouldnt be wonder woman am sure she heard her jumps sounds and golden lasso special effects sounds also.not about being bonic like Bonic woman they all have their special effects !
No-THEWALKINGTVGUIDE, this isn't Andrea Barber. I think the actress in this episode may be slightly older since this is from the late 70's (79-80ish), but definately not Kimmy from Full House.
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the wonder woman show is really a classic, however there is one thing about the show that i never understood. Why is it the show had to put in bionic sound effects even tho the actual wonder woman character never had bionics?
Well, they're not the "bionic" sound effects of The Six Million Dollar Man/The Bionic Woman, but rather sound effects for Wonder Woman within her series. It was an accepted storytelling conceit (especially in the 70s, though still persisted for years after that) to have non-diegetic sound effects for when a character did something superhuman/extraordinary. (This covers two points: 1) it enhances the sensory effect of a character doing "x" in a superhuman way, relative to the viewer; and 2) it does provide audio cue for blind persons that something unusual is happening on the screen, as well as how long something is happening based on how long the sound effect lasts.) Fun Trivia: though not always definitively understood as such, the "crash of thunder" that accompanies WW's burst of light transformation is also intended to be non-diegetic (only heard/understood by the audience for dramatic purposes, not within the show itself to be heard by other characters). This is established in a couple of the 1940s/ABC-set stories where WW's transformation doesn't wake the room of beauty contestants even though she is just a few feet away from them when she changes, as well as in Drusilla's memory flashback of watching Diana learn how to transform, when/where there is no "crash of thunder" but just the explosion of light.
Again, many sound effects were used in many different sci-fi/adventure shows of that time largely as a matter of presentation/dramatic effect.
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oops the actress is Julie ann Haddock
JPH0917-Thanks for the confirm.
I always wondered about this girl from this episode, she looks very familiar. I think she play on the "Facts of Life" later on can anybody verify this?
Yes, she was Cindy. The first tomboy on the show who Blair thought was a lesbian.
@@Diostillrocks Ah! That’s right! Thanks for confirming.
Who is this girl?
Her name is Amadonna(sp)/"Tina" (understood to later have the last name Penrose from her adoptive guardian); she was from an island called Ilandia, in a penumbral reality removed from Earth (similar to Paradise Island in the series, except even more removed from Earth, dimension-wise, as Wonder Woman doesn't know how to get her back to her homeworld). She is one of the few children/people endowed (via the bracelets and necklace they are given, which are magically irremovable) with the ability to convert their mental will into physical/kinetic power. She can have super strength and agility similar to WW's, as well as the ability -- with focus/concentration -- to create force fields. This was potentially a backdoor plot for either a spin-off series or for a recurring role/character; however, they decided not to go in that direction and the actress who played her (Julie Ann Haddock) went on to be one of the girls the following year on the first season of The Facts of Life.
Yes yes Wonder Woman isn't evil liar and Thief
I think the girl is Andrea Barber. She played Kimmy Gibler on "Full House"
👎 Cindy from facts of life