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Before Wonder Woman became a timeless pop-culture icon, the TV series was a fascinating mix of ambition, improvisation, and seventies television reality. From budget workarounds and network nerves to casting near-misses and behind-the-scenes compromises, the show evolved constantly. Lynda Carter’s Diana Prince existed at the center of it all, shaping and being shaped by the era. These facts pull back the curtain on how Wonder Woman was made, revealing the creative decisions, happy accidents, and human moments that helped turn a superhero experiment into television history for generations to come.
