I'm not sure on that. Steve would have had to age alot.
I'm not sure on that. Steve would have had to age alot.
I think it's his son maybe?
C'maan, check out the '70s sportswear and her glasses..
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"The first season took place during World War II with Wonder Woman fighting the Nazis. The Second season updated the Wonder Woman mythos to modern times and a different network. The series only lasted three seasons but proved to be a pop-cultural hit thanks to reruns." this was from the 1st google hit-
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M*A*S*H...love that 70s hair in the 50s.
David
David
7 7/8 L.O.
I married Linda Carter.
Nice avatar' BoB.
I married her first......
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...and the too-tight uniforms- and '60s uniforms.Originally Posted by Canadave
Hotlips is forgiven.
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There, that answers the question then. Even in the first season though, the men's hair was way off kilter for the 1940s. I love the campy shows from the late 70s/early 80s. I'm watching the "Formula 407" episode from Season 1 right now and they had a group of bad guys that all had on 70s ish suits. Pretty bad.
I agree- it's fun...
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How do we feel about these guys?
Especially when so many elements of the show are obviously near and dear to our hearts??
I kind of get the feeling that a large percentage of us here, if given the choice of making a TV series based on anything in the world, would probably have chosen this one.
Whether it would have ended up better or worse, well, YM, naturally, MV...
Class and style are different...a chili dog, it's got no class, but loads of style...
-DL Roth
Man, was that John Hillerman withthe monocle?
What's with the A2 jacket with handwarmers? Yikes!
A Samurai in full armor in the jungle??
Wow, what a mish-mash.
What the heck are those scenes from?
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