Wonder Woman is one of the most iconic characters from DC Comics, and soon, she will debut in the DCU, following a long list ...

Long before the DC Universe, Wonder Woman saved the day on the small screen. Here's what the major actors from the Wonder Woman TV series are up to today.

The TV series spawned Wonder Woman dolls and play sets at the time. DC revisited the fan-favorite era with the recent “Wonder Woman ’77” comic-book series that takes place in the same ...

Carter starred in two more TV shows after Wonder Woman: Partners in Crime, a 1984 crime drama co-starring WKRP in Cincinnati actress Loni Anderson, and the 1994–1995 Western Hawkeye — but both ...

With Wonder Woman 1984 making its streaming debut on Christmas Day, HBO Max has decided to tease the film’s impending arrival – and to get you a little more geared up for the return of the DC ...

HBO Max is streaming “Wonder Woman,” the iconic ’70s TV series starring Lynda Carter in the title superhero role — all 60 episodes of the live-action show — starting Wednesday, Dec. 23.

The 1970s 'Wonder Woman' TV series, starring Lynda Carter, launched on HBO Max – days before the latest Gal Gadot-fronted film debuts on the streamer.

But now Warners is developing Wonder Woman for television instead, with David E. Kelley. Yeah, the Ally McBeal guy. Kelley, of course, was also the creator of Chicago Hope, Picket Fences, The ...

DC Studios appears to be forging ahead with Paradise Lost as a new report claims James Gunn and Peter Safran may have found a creative team for the series set on Wonder Woman's home island of ...

Wonder Woman 1984 almost omitted the opening Themyscira flashback scene, but director Patty Jenkins insisted that it stay. She was right. That scene was the perfect set-up for the film. The TV ...

Wonder Woman’s origin story was chronicled in her eponymous 2017 solo movie, and is set to go into an unexpected direction with the release of Wonder Woman 1984. ... More TV Shows.

However, that won’t be the only Wonder Woman coming to the streaming service. HBO Max has announced that the ’70s Wonder Woman TV series starring Lynda Carter is also available now.