Lynda Carter's "Wonder Woman" is heading back to the real world small screens come Christmastime. Me-TV announced earlier this week that they'll show all 60 episodes of the 1970s series starring Lynda Carter starting December 27 with the pilot. The show will join Me-TV's Saturday night line-up.
"Wonder Woman" ran from 1975 to 1979 and since then, many networks have tried to recreate Carter's iconic portrayal on TV. Few have succeeded. Carter once stated that Hollywood doesn't understand Wonder Woman's powers. \
"She is an Amazon Princess and she's got really strong sisterhood values. She's smart, and she just happens to be beautiful and super strong."
Now, it looks like Me-TV has the right idea by giving life to the classic show without altering a single thing.
On HTG Hollywood screens, Lynda Carter occasionally appears as the mother to It's Always Me lead character Michael Razcynski (Jason Segel). Will she make an appearance this season?
"I sure hope so" remarked one fan.
"Coco di loco" muttered another.
It's Always Me appears every two weeks on APB Television.
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