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[theme song playing]

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

All the world is waiting for you

And the power you possess

In your satin tights

Fighting for your rights

And the old red, white and blue

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Now the world is ready for you

And the wonders you can do

Make a hawk a dove

Stop a war with love

Make a liar tell the truth

Wonder Woman

Get us out from under

Wonder Woman

All our hopes are pinned upon you

And the magic that you do

Stop a bullet cold

Make the Axis fold

Change their minds
And change the world!

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

You're a wonder

Wonder Woman

This is Lynda Carter,
and here are some scenes

from the last episode of
Wonder Woman.

- [Gorel] What is the planet called?
- [Andros] Earth.

Two billion inhabitants,
primitive nation-states,

crude beginnings in science.

They call themselves humans.

[Sakri] They always
call themselves human.

But they're not.

I vote we sterilize this Earth. Now.

You will return to Earth, Andros.

But if you cannot convince us, Andros,

then we would have to destroy you
along with the planet.

[spacecraft engine whirring]

- Any more sightings reported?
- [sighs] No, just the one.

The only other unusual report
was on the weather.

Thunder, lightning,
and an incredible amount of rain

at exactly the same time
that meteor hit.

Meteor?

Who are you?

I'm... a visitor.

From what you might call outer space.

You're either a spy, or a mental case.

Either way,
you're under arrest. Sergeant!

[electronic bleeping]

[electronic whirring]

A story about a man who catches grenades
in his bare hands

- and holds them while they explode?
- I saw him.

Von Dreiberg.

I have learned the Americans
are holding top-level meetings

with an alien scientist.

I'm delighted to finally meet
the fabled Wonder Woman.

I'll contact you, Major.

I'm sorry, Andros,
but for your own protection it's best...

[electronic bleeping]

[whistling]

[Wonder Woman] You can control
the weather, can't you?

[Andros] I have agreed
to this demonstration, gentleman,

to make clear that I am very serious.

[electronic bleeping]

I'm not a diplomat or a polite envoy.

I am judge, jury...

and if necessary, executioner.

Dr. Andros.

You will come with us.

[Lynda Carter] And now, the conclusion
of "Judgment From Outer Space."

[electronic bleeping]

[whistling]

[whistling]

[Gorel] One of the primitives is trying
to activate Andros' key control.

[Sakri] Let her, Gorel.

If the correct signal isn't sent,

the satellite would
automatically destroy their planet.

We won't have to bother.

[alarm blaring]

[alarm stops]

[knock on door]

General, I just received a report
of an unidentified submarine.

A PBY spotted it this morning.

I checked with ATCOM,

and none of our subs
should be in that area.

That could be the way they're getting
Andros out of the country.

All right. Red alert
the anti-sub patrol immediately,

and get every available PBY in the air.

I want that craft identified and seized.

We've got to get Andros back.

Yes, sir.

[telephone ringing]

[sonar pulsing]

The Nazi humans
now have Andros prisoner,

and are taking him to their homeland.

How much more must we see
before the judgment is made?

[whistling]

[whistling]

[electronic beeping]

[beeping continues]

Please, if you hear me,

wherever you are,

Andros has been captured by the Nazis,

and he needs whatever strength
and powers that you can give him.

He told me about his mission
here on Earth.

There are good people here,
people worth saving.

People who right now
are risking their lives

to try to save a stranger like Andros.

If you can hear me,

please help.

I still say all humans are alike
and not worth saving.

It is Andros' mission to decide that.

We cannot leave him
without hope as you would wish it.

Then leave him the spacecraft.

If he can gain his freedom,

and if his humans
are civilized enough to help him,

why, then, he's proved his point.

Otherwise...

Let him die? Alone, among savages?

Andros chose the test.

I call a vote.

[bleeping]

[bleeping continues]

As the Council has decided.

Sir, we've been searching all sections
of the north and south Atlantic

for two weeks now.

We have to assume
that they've gotten away with Andros.

I think we should proceed
immediately on the information

Prime Minister Churchill gave you.

Yes, Mr. President.
I'll implement the plan immediately.

Churchill has told the President
that British Intelligence

knows of a heavily secured
enemy intelligence interrogation center.

We feel sure
that's where they'll take Andros.

It's heavily guarded
and extremely difficult to penetrate.

But not impossible.

I'd like to volunteer to try, sir.

- How soon can you leave for London?
- Tonight.

Diana can look
after the office while I'm gone.

Of course, sir.

I'll secure full cooperation
from the British.

This interrogation center,
what's it called?

Schloss Markheim.

I trust you will be comfortable,
Dr. Andros.

No matter, Mr. Bjornsen.

If you like, you may wash,
change clothes.

Dinner will be black tie in one hour.

Ah, and I'm invited?

You are the honored guest, Doctor.

Guest, of course.

Hmm.

Even given me a black tie.

- [Steve] General Clewes.
- [Clewes] Yes.

You're admirably prompt, Major Trevor.

[Steve] I had a good flight, sir.

[Clewes] Yes, and God willing,
an equally good one

over the Schwarzwald.

Yes, now...

I'd like to have you meet Evan Mallory.

- Steve Trevor.
- My pleasure now.

Thank you.

Yes, Mallory is going to guide you

through to the Nazi
Interrogation Center.

It's located
at Schloss Markheim, Trevor.

You see, I have a very
solid false identity

as a Nazi officer just returned
from the Russian front.

You'll have papers identifying you
as a technical aide on the mission.

Sounds like you've got
everything set up.

- British efficiency.
- Oh, British.

Dear, oh dear, oh dear.
No, no, my friend.

No, I'm Welsh.

It's a temporary alliance
against the Nazis, huh?

Welsh madman.
But then, all the Welsh are a bit mad.

That's possibly why
he's a most efficient secret agent.

- You're in good hands.
- I'm sure of it.

- When do we leave?
- Now. Within the hour.

- Good luck, sir.
- Thank you, General.

[plane engine whirring]

[Etta] Boy, aren't you the busy one?

Got a lot of things to clear up
before this weekend.

That's what I wanted
to talk to you about.

The weekend.

I thought maybe we could go
down to the beach

and splash in the water,

lie on the sand,

maybe drum up a little interest.

I'd love to, but I've already
made plans for the weekend.

Really? What're you gonna do?

Well, you might say I'm going hunting.

Hunting? Diana, you couldn't hurt a fly.

Oh, I'm not going hunting
to hurt anything, Etta.

I'm going to find something.

Hopefully.

[Von Dreiberg] You have no idea
of how this mechanism works?

Only that it connects
to some power source, sir.

I trust Dr. Graebner
will soon tell us more.

We will begin analysis at once.

Question. This Andros will cooperate?

I think I can persuade him.

And if you cannot...

I have experts who can.

"Lieutenant Felzer." Good papers.

The best.

- There really is a Lieutenant Felzer.
- "Lieutenant."

Mmm-hmm. He's on the Eastern front.
He'd better stay there.

If he comes back, we'll both be shot.

[device buzzes]

[Bjornsen] Dr. Andros,
welcome to Markheim!

May I introduce
Colonel-General Heinrich Von Dreiberg.

- Dr. Andros.
- No, Doctor, please. Just Andros.

On my planet, we've given up
the custom of using titles.

I'm Professor Graebner
of the Ministry of Science.

And you, Dr. Andros,

you claim to be an alien
from outer space?

I'm precisely what I claim to be.

But you are involved
in atom research, yes?

No, we completed
our atomic research long ago.

Now our children learn
atomic and sub-atomic physics

in primary school,

much as your children learn
primitive fire making.

Very interesting, Doctor.

But let us leave serious talk
for later. Now, dinner.

May I introduce Fräulein Engel.

Shall we go in?

Bjornsen.

He is impertinent.

And the ridiculous cover story
about an alien from outer space.

Gentlemen, he has already admitted
his connection to atom research.

We are convinced he is a key scientist
in the Allied scientific establishment,

but like many scientists, he is naive.

I think I can persuade him
to join our cause.

And if you can't, Bjornsen?

Well, sir, perhaps Fräulein Engel can.

I promised you, Andros,

that we'd have a chance
to talk more privately.

And more pleasantly.

[Andros] Well, I'm flattered.

Thank you.

Prosit.

It's beautiful, bubbly.

It's alive.

It's too bad the sparkle
is so short-lived,

and then it's dead.

Tell me something.

Why do you let yourself
be used like this?

A charming object,

sent off to seduce a stranger.

Love isn't a commodity.

It is, at least, a gift.

At best, a sharing.

You remember when
you were a little girl?

The ocean sunrises over Wesermünde.

The golden dreams
of a knight come riding.

How did you know?

And the girl who knew she was beautiful.

No!

[Gorel, echoing] Touching.

I see you've decided
to communicate with me again.

You do have faith
in these primitives, Andros.

It is a quality the Council needs.

I am exercising my privilege.

I am canceling the judgment survey
and bringing you back.

And this planet Earth?

Destroyed, of course.

Then, no.

Andros, you must realize

your romantic faith
in these humans is false.

They've captured you.
They will kill you.

No, they're not all savages.

I'm an anachronism, Gorel.

I'm a romantic. I still have faith.

You're wrong.

These people are savages.

And if they kill you, Andros,

I will lose a friend.

And their planet
will be destroyed in any case.

[people chattering]

You have acquired
a remarkable collection of artworks.

An example
of our historic culture, Andros.

[loud thudding]

[guests scream]

Seize her!

- Come on, I'll get you out.
- No.

Wait! Wait!

[Andros] Wonder Woman,
I can't leave yet.

There's much too much to learn here
before I can make a judgment.

They're holding you prisoner!
They're Nazis.

Yes, they are Nazis.

Your friends are Republicans
and Democrats.

The Russians are Communists.
All different, all human.

I told you that I must, and intend to,
meet the leaders of humankind.

- Including the Nazis?
- [Andros] Yes.

Yes, of course.

[Lisa screams]

Bjornsen.

You brought me here by force,

but I will stay
of my own will and necessity

- if you do not harm Wonder Woman.
- Of course.

We will make you
a good Nazi yet, Andros.

At the very least,
you are an honored guest.

And you are quite
a different kind of guest.

Take them away.

[Von Dreiberg] There's no doubt
she's an Allied agent,

this Wonder Woman.

So why do we play games, Bjornsen?

Take her below and have her questioned.

Questioned scientifically.

With all due respect, I disagree.

This Wonder Woman has been involved

in some very curious episodes
in the past.

There are reports of extraordinary
physical strength, speed...

[Graebner] Utter nonsense.

She is a woman!

[laughs]

[Bjornsen] An unusual woman, huh?

I suspect an experimental agent.

Perhaps the result
of scientific processing.

Connected with this Dr. Andros?

[Bjornsen] Very possibly.

And so I have arranged
to leave them together.

Privately...

so to speak.

I don't understand

how you can be friendly with the Nazis

when they've seized you
and taken you prisoner!

So did the Americans, you know.

Yes, but that was different,
for temporary security.

Americans don't make arbitrary arrests
or use concentration camps.

Ah. I think you better explain that
to the Americans of Japanese descent.

Democracies are not perfect.
I mean, there...

There are mistakes made
but not warfare against civilians.

Not deliberate torture.

Distinctions,
not necessarily differences.

I'm not interested
in national squabbles.

I'm here to study humanity.

Or inhumanity.

And you have no feelings,
one way or the other?

I have very strong feelings.

That's why I cannot indulge them.

Believe me, Wonder Woman.

I'm as vulnerable as you are.

No.

You're a guest of Bjornsen,
and his Nazi masters.

Bjornsen is a Nazi
but all Germans are not Nazis.

I cannot judge him, or his beliefs
until I understand them both.

Well, I am a prisoner,
and thanks to you,

they have my belt and my lasso,

so I am as helpless as you.

Or else you'd be trying
to tear this castle to pieces.

Yes.

Who would be waging warfare then?

A few more days,
and he will be on our side.

Good.

I will need his help. I must confess,

as of yet I do not understand

the scientific principles
behind his mechanism,

or the devices of that woman agent.

Andros will cooperate.

As for Wonder Woman...

No.

I want nothing! Nothing...

to happen to her.

Until she gives us
the information we want.

Well, I will be careful.

Good.

[Grau] All in order, Hauptmann Braun.

But your case is
slightly different, Lieutenant Felzer.

In what way?

Your papers indicate you have
recently served on the Eastern front,

- Von Paulus' command.
- Yes. So?

As it happens, we have another man
just back from the Eastern front,

Lieutenant Berghoff, also served
under Von Paulus, also in headquarters.

You two must have
known each other, yeah?

Uh...

Of course, it is possible, Captain Grau.

I would like to meet him.

- [Mallory] Lieutenant Felzer.
- Sir?

You have forgotten,
your social life must wait

until after we have delivered
the dispatches.

Yes, sir.

Your General Von Dreiberg
is waiting for them personally.

If they are delayed,

Lieutenant Felzer will
undoubtedly return to the Eastern front.

- And we will accompany him, yeah?
- I apologize, sir.

Of course, we cannot have delays,

But I had Berghoff notified,
he was eager to meet an old comrade.

Some other time.

Dispatches for General Von Dreiberg.

Thank you, Hauptmann.

[Bjornsen] I'm only asking
for a few simple explanations.

We realize, of course,
that these devices are connected

to your American atom research.

[clicks tongue] Nonsense.

I expected you to be stubborn,
Wonder Woman.

But you, Dr. Andros,
I'm sure you can give us some details.

Do the Americans have an atom bomb yet?

Herr Bjornsen, I'm here
to meet with your leaders.

Not discuss dangerous toys.

[Graebner] Toys!

You call the most powerful
explosive device

known to scientific theory a toy?

I'm sorry,
I don't mean to be condescending.

But my people discovered basic atomics

some thousand of your years ago.

We experimented with it,

and then outgrew the uses
of such power, such weapons.

We developed other uses,

more effective, less clumsy
and polluting.

- Enough of this other-world nonsense!
- Please.

Let him continue.

We know other planets
where atomic explosives were discovered,

leading to war and destruction,

and the planets did not survive.

Now, Earth is entering the atomic age,

and if you do not outgrow
your emotional primitivism,

you will destroy yourselves, and others.

It is that we cannot allow.

Where's Felzer?
Oh, sorry, Herr Hauptmann.

I'm Lieutenant Berghoff.

Felzer and I were pretty close
on the Eastern front.

Ah, Berghoff, too bad.

You just missed him.
He just went through a few minutes ago.

Well then, perhaps, I can see him
when he comes out.

You see, he still has a uniform
of mine that he borrowed,

and I'd like to get it back.

It must have been
a very loose fit on you, Lieutenant.

No, as a matter of fact,

it's just about
the best-fitting uniform I own.

But you cannot be
more than 5'9 ", 5'10".

Felzer's at least 6'2 ", 6'3".

Joergen Felzer?

Impossible.

He and I are exactly the same height.

- Are you sure?
- Positive.

Whoever he is, that man is an imposter.

Get me Oberst Bjornsen at once.
Emergency!

I see.

Thank you, Captain Grau,
We will handle it.

[knocking on door]

General Von Dreiberg.

Major Trevor, how nice to see you again.

Disarm them!

Steve!

Wonder Woman! You, too?

Yes.

I came to free Andros.
But Andros doesn't want to be freed.

Dr. Andros has become friendly.

But I think, Doctor, the time has come

for you to give us a concrete
demonstration of that friendship.

To be specific...

We know you're a key scientist
in the American atom program.

We have been patient.

Those colorful stories of alien space.

But now, facts.

- I told you.
- You told us charming fairy tales!

The Third Reich is at war!
We need weapons. Atomic weapons.

No.

I think you are confused, Doctor.

I'm not asking you politely.

I have the top American female agent,

the head of
an American Intelligence operation,

and the leading British spy
in the Third Reich!

I have them, and you will see them die!

- You don't understand. Why don't you...
- It is you who does not understand.

The talk is over!

Take them down. For questioning.

I used to have nightmares like this.

But I was never lucky enough
to have you in them, Princess.

This leads to the wine cellar,
which we have enlarged.

This whole section of the foundation
was carved out of living rock.

It took us a year
and a good deal of forced labor.

The ultimate plague.
Man's inhumanity to man.

[Bjornsen] Rather,
the strong's use of the weak.

Not pretty, Dr. Andros,
but the truth behind all power,

all governments, strength.

The strength of a frightened,
evil child.

[laughs]

Too terrified to trust in gentleness.

Gentleness?

Only in paradise, Wonder Woman.

I hope not.

You will see we have
modernized it a bit.

[Von Dreiberg] Have them
cover all exits.

[Bjornsen] Put them in there.

[door opening]

We will go to the laboratory.

[Steve] Hey, get your hands off...

[Bjornsen] Don't confuse heroism
with stupidity, Major.

You are a hundred meters down
in the heart of the mountain.

You have very few options.

He's right, Steve, for now.

Look, you, the war isn't over yet.

Yes. But don't worry, Colonel.

I will notify you when we have won.
If you are still alive.

Professor Graebner has
been examining your devices.

[Graebner] And I must admit, up till now
I have made very little progress.

This is clearly
a control mechanism of some kind,

operating on electronic principles.

These artifacts...

They are gifts.

But what do they do?

How do they function?
I want detailed technical data.

There are none.

- You're being stubborn.
- And stupid!

Let us start with your device,
Dr. Andros. You will explain it.

Even if I were willing,
it would be impossible.

You don't have the scientific knowledge.

It's not a machine.

It's part of my mind,
perhaps, part of my soul.

That is mystic nonsense,
and I want facts!

I'm sorry. No.

I'm disappointed, Andros.

Let me be clear.

If you refuse to cooperate...

You'll use force on me?

No.

Oh, no.

On her.

While you watch.

They are savages.

They have convinced me.

You are right.

I am a terrible threat to your planet,
and yet you are here,

at risk of life, to help me,

and so is Major Trevor,
and Evan Mallory.

The Americans, the Allies,

they have human virtues, human flaws,

- but the Nazis...
- I do not need a lecture on ethics!

Nor would you understand it!

You spoke to me
of your cultural inheritance.

Your inheritance is in a direct line
with Genghis Khan, Attila.

You celebrate the darkness
in the human soul.

Start on her!

[electronic whirring]

Gorel!

[electronic bleeping]

Gorel.

[electronic bleeping continues]

Andros!

[Bjornsen] Stop her!

Over here.

Maybe we could break up this bunk
and use it as a battering ram.

Lock all the exits, stop Wonder Woman!

Whatever happened, my dear princess,

your coming here to help me like this
has renewed my faith in humankind.

[sighs] I'm stripped of my powers.

So, the only way I can return

to my spacecraft safely
is with human help.

And I will have made a point.

If I'm killed...

Then it would prove
that we aren't civilized.

And then the Earth...

Would end.

And you...

Have risked your life for us.

No, for what I believe in.

I don't risk my life,

my life is what I believe in.

It's too bloody well-made,
bloody perfectionists!

[footsteps approaching]

Go after them.

That way!

[Wonder Woman] Go on.

[Nazis pounding on door]

[Andros] No, no! She's here to help us.

- How do you know you can trust her?
- Andros knows.

Yes.

I don't care what happens
to the rest of you

but I won't see him killed.

This way.

A secret exit. In case of heavy bombing.

You can break the door open,

there's a tunnel that leads
past the security points.

Thank you.

- Thank you, Lisa.
- Don't.

- I don't even know why.
- I do.

And when that knight comes riding,
he'll know, too.

Gorel, Sakri.

I'm no longer important,
but Wonder Woman is.

Surely, by now, you've seen
the potential for good in humans.

Wonder Woman is the hope
of the human race.

The hope of this
entire misguided planet.

Grant me back my powers
that I may help her.

[electronic bleeping]

You have your powers back.

Yes, because of you.

- Has the decision been reached, Andros?
- Yes.

We found war, violence,

injustice, and torture.

Your planet is troubled, Princess.

Humankind is flawed
with self-destruction.

But it's only a flaw.

It's the disease of racial childhood.

I found a balance.

And I remember
how you gave me back my power,

freely, ethically.

Then the Earth won't be destroyed?

No, the spirit be thanked.
I won a vote in the Council.

[Andros chuckling]

[sighs]

Fifty of your years, Princess.

I am empowered
to grant you that. Fifty years.

And you'll have atomic power,

you'll begin to explore space,

- I hope you discover answers.
- Oh, we will.

No, we...

We may.

Hmm.

It is a question.

Perhaps the next 50 years
will give us something of an answer.

I can answer
in regards to you, Princess.

And I can offer you an invitation.

Come with me.

- Into space?
- [Andros] Yes, to the real world.

To a planet of water,
and a civilization of dolphins,

or a planet of gardens,
where you can meet plant intelligences,

a planet where
the gravity allows you to fly.

Oh, there are thousands of worlds,

you can see them,
you can even taste them if you wish.

Then spend some time with me.

Us.

On my home.

I can't. Andros, I'm pledged as well,

to my Earth,

humanity and my destiny.

Of course.

Well...

It's only 50 years.

In 1992, I'll be back
and renew my offer.

[spacecraft engines whirring]

Hi, Diana.

Is the General still in with Steve?

Oh, I know that look.

Who's the fella?

[Diana] I'm sorry,
I didn't hear what you said.

I said you were thinking about a guy.

And I want to hear all about it,
in minute detail.

Well, as a matter of fact,
I was thinking about someone,

but by this time he is very far away.

Overseas?

You might say so.

Don't worry, he'll be back.

Oh, I'm not worried.
He'll come back, I know, he promised.

And he seems to be a man of his word.

Oh, General,
the White House just called.

The President wants
your final report on Andros.

Final report?

The man's vanished
from the face of the Earth.

That's about the only
final report I can make.

The General's right.

How do we know it's a final report
if we can't find a trace of Andros?

From what you told me, Andros was
the most honest man you'd ever met.

He said he was going back
to his own planet.

Why would you doubt him?

I don't.

I guess I'm just
a little jealous, that's all.

I saw the way Wonder Woman
looked at him,

and just want to make
100% sure he's gone.

I don't think you have
anything to worry about, Steve.

No matter how much Andros
would have wanted

Wonder Woman to go back with him,

I'm sure she'd rather stay
here with you.

With us. [chuckles]

[theme song playing]

Wonder Woman

All the world is waiting for you

And the power you possess

In your satin tights

Fighting for your rights

And the old red, white and blue

Wonder Woman

All our hopes are pinned upon you

And the magic that you do

Stop a bullet cold

Make the Axis fold

Change their minds
And change the world!

You're a wonder

Wonder Woman