Original Wonder Woman The 1975 Wonder Woman TV film serves as the pilot for the iconic series starring Lynda Carter as Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman. Set during World War II, the story follows Princess Diana of Themyscira, an Amazon warrior from a hidden island paradise, who leaves her home to help fight for peace in the outside world after rescuing Major Steve Trevor (played by Lyle Waggoner), an American pilot who crash-lands on her island. Gifted with superhuman strength, agility,

Lynda Carter’s musical talent emerged early in her life. Encouraged by her mother, Juanita Cordova Carter, she displayed a passion for the arts, particularly singing and dancing. She began performing at local talent shows at just 5 years old and started playing the guitar and composing her songs by the age of 10. By 14, she was part of a band called ‘Just Us,’ performing at the University of Arizona. At 17, she joined ‘The Relatives’ for broader exposure. In 1970, she joined ‘The Garfin Gatherin

219K views · 8K reactions | Stunning performance by Lynda Carter of the evergreen "You Don't Bring Me Flowers." This performance is from the 1980 Thames Television special "The Dick Emery Hour." | Lynda Carter Everything | Facebook

42K views · 2.7K reactions | ✨ Lynda Carter lighting up the stage in 1980 with I Go to Rio — vibrant, playful, and unforgettable. A true flashback to when music, glamour, and pure joy defined an era. #LyndaCarter | Lynda Carter Everything | Facebook