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[theme song playing]

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

All the world is waiting for you

And the wonders that you do

In your satin tights

Fighting for our rights

And the old red, white and blue

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

All of us are counting on you

And the power you possess

Putting all your might

On the side of right

And our courage to the test

Wonder Woman

Get us out from under

Wonder Woman

Here to fight the force of evil

And your chance won't be denied

Woman of the hour

With your superpower

We're so glad you're on our side

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

You're a wonder

Wonder Woman

[metallic clicking]

[thief] Who are you?

What are you doing
in this girl's apartment?

[beeping]

Hello.

Diana, switch this call
to the monitor, please.

What's up, Joe?

- I'm sorry to disturb you this late.
- I've already been disturbed.

What's wrong?

Two men just tried to break into
my apartment, didn't make it.

Then it's worse than I thought.

What are you talking about?

Well, somebody's
apparently gotten Steve.

And now they made a try for you.

What? Kidnapped? What?

We don't know.

Now, Joe, you know
that he left for his vacation.

I know, Diana. Steve left
for a vacation in LA this morning.

Well, then how?

He was supposed to have dinner

with our Regional Bureau Chief
in LA this evening.

He didn't show.

Kelly called the hotel, and learned
that he hadn't gotten there at all.

Oh, no.

Exactly.

First Steve, now you.

- What about yourself?
- [Joe] Well, I'm all right, so far.

But I haven't got any answers either.

Who? What? Why?

Is it a knockout on the top level
of the I.A.D.C.,

or does it go even further?

Diana, can you have a bag packed
in 20 minutes?

Fifteen. Now listen, Joe.

What could it be? Why?

We know that there's no case
that's hot right now.

[Joe] I don't know.

But I do know that you're apparently

a prime target
for whoever's doing this job.

I thought the I.A.D.C. safe house
in Arlington until we get a line.

Joe, I'm going to pack a bag

and make a reservation
on the redeye flight into LAX.

Diana, I cannot stop you
from going after Steve,

but there's a man in the White House
who can.

There's a man in the White House
that you're not gonna call.

Isn't that right?

Call me back
when you got a flight number.

I'll call Kelly in LA.

No. Don't call anyone yet.
Somebody knew what flight Steve was on.

I won't fly into LAX.
I'll take a detour to South Coast.

Well, you have my blessing.
I hope you don't need it.

Hi.

Hi.

Easy, easy.

Uh, wasn't the other driver
ahead of you?

Sure.

But you're the prettiest girl
on the early morning flight.

There won't be any prettier
on the noon flight or the night flight.

And I'm Pete, the driver. Where to?

Thank you. Uh...

- Camden Hotel.
- Right.

[Diana] Thank you.

[Pete] Have a nice day, buddy.

LA your home?

Uh, no, but I visit here fairly often.

- How about you?
- Native son.

I saw some of the world
when I was racing.

But you can't beat the old Golden State.

- You were a race driver?
- Yeah, it's what I said.

"Pete, the driver."
I took a third at Cannes, once.

And then I tried going through
the far wall at the Indy 500.

- Ooh!
- Wrong way to go.

That's too bad.

Eh. Breaks of a tough game.

I can't race anymore,

but the, uh... The leg doesn't bother me
unless I try and dance all night.

[Diana laughs]

- Pete.
- Mmm-hmm?

I'm gonna take a chance
and tell you something.

There's a car following us.

Yeah, I noticed.
Uh, husband? Boyfriend? Cops?

No, listen, Pete. It's serious.

I work with the government.

Oh, right.

- Look.
- I see.

It's possible they're gonna try to
kidnap me or kill me.

Do you wanna
let me off at the next corner?

No. But if we're getting
into something hairy,

you could at least
tell me your first name.

Diana. Diana Prince.

Peter Johnson. Pete.

[car horns blaring]

[tires screeching]

[truck horn blaring]

Take off, Diana. Grab a phone
and have the operator get the LAPD.

Move. Come on.

I guess you guys know you're gonna
lose your driver's licenses.

Now you have to tell me the truth.

- Why were you stopping Diana Prince?
- Man paid us 150 bucks.

What were you supposed to do with her?

Leave her tied up and gagged in
a motel room at 2130 East Soto Street.

That's in East LA, miss.

Who hired you?

All we know is the first name, Angel.
Chicano kid we were in CYA with.

Uh, California Youth Authority. Some
pretty hard cases come out of there.

What did he want with her?

Did he mention a man named Steve Trevor?

No.

When I release you, you'll forget
everything that I've asked you,

and everything that you've told me.

[exhales sharply] Hey, that's terrific.

I can't think of an encore, but I'd sure
like to be around when you do it.

Uh, don't you think those guys
ought to hit the slammer?

Oh, they're not important.
Thank you for your help.

Oh, yeah, sure.

I've gotta go back up the hill
and try to find my fare.

- She's a standup lady.
- [laughs]

If you don't find her, why don't you
drop off her luggage at her hotel

and leave your card.

I'm sure she'd like to see you get paid.

Yeah, okay.

I, uh... I kind of feel like
I let her down this time around,

but, uh, if she needs any help, the card
will tell her how to get ahold of me.

Okay.

Uh, what's your name?

Wonder Woman.

Uh-huh.

Now it seems to fit together.

[phone ringing]

[ringleader] Hello.

Not again.

I can't figure it out.

It's a replay of the mess
in the girl's apartment in Washington.

All right, Angel.

I guess we'll have to
bring in a professional

and just have him dump her.

[ringleader clicks tongue]

Carolyn will hire him,
and you'll handle the payoff.

- I'll get back to you.
- [hangs up phone]

It's a mistake keeping him alive.

It's a mistake you'll have to live with.

[ringleader] I don't understand.
Why is he so important to you?

A few years ago, he saved my life,
risking his own doing it.

You can call it old loyalty.

[ringleader] Loyalty is for losers.

Get out, now.

[ringleader] I was just leaving.

- I'll be back, though.
- I was almost sure you would be.

[door closing]

Sleep tight, Steve.

There's nothing good to wake up for.

Hey, eh! All right, miss.
What's the hurry?

Is somebody after you?

- Yes, he was, but...
- Hey, Jack, uh...

No, wait a minute. I can explain.

My name is Diana Prince. I'm with
the Inter-Agency Defense Command.

Yeah, well, I've heard of it, but...
[chuckles]

Okay, what can we do for you, miss?

I'd appreciate it if you could just
stay here while I make a phone call.

Yeah, well, sure thing.
But, I mean, is anything wrong?

Not with you here.

I'll be right back.

[beeping]

Yes.

Has the call been switched
to a secured line?

Put her on please.

Diana, where are you?

Uh... Downtown LA.

I decided to take a cab
directly over to your office,

but a man in the elevator
tried to intercept me.

They seem to know what we're gonna do
before we do it.

How did you get away?

Couple of very nice,
young LAPD officers.

- They make an arrest?
- No. I didn't want them to try.

Uh, the man was a professional.

You recognized him?

Not the man, but the eyes.

Something in his eyes.
They might have gotten him,

but there were people in the lobby
and someone could've gotten hurt.

All right, Diana. Give me your address.
I'll have somebody bring you in.

- Better still, I'll come myself.
- Not just yet, John. Uh...

What you said before is true.
They seem to be ahead of us all the way,

and I wanna find out why.

[sighs] You're saying
you wanna stay out in the cold.

Just a little while longer, John.
Call you back in about three hours.

- Anything on Steve?
- Not a word. Not a trace. I, uh...

I got a call from Joe Atkinson
only a few minutes ago.

Somebody put a plastic bomb
under the hood of his car.

But he found it with the help
of the Washington D. C. Bomb Squad.

I see.

I'll call you back in three hours.

Cover your face. Cover your face.
Come on. Yeah. Good right. Good. Ah!

- [phone ringing]
- Good right!

Whoa. Wait a minute. Whoa!
Phone's ringing. Just a minute.

Hello.

This is Diana Prince. Remember me?

How could I forget?

Uh, listen, I wanted to thank you
for dropping off my luggage

and leaving your card.

You told Wonder Woman that

you'd give me a hand?

Absolutely.

Well, what I'm gonna ask you to do
could be very dangerous.

Uh, look, before I was a driver,
I was a Marine. Where you at?

Eighth and Spring.

Incidentally, I still haven't paid you
for your first trip.

[laughs] Don't worry about it. I don't
send out statements till the 15th.

Yeah, I'll get Mrs. Garcia to
take care of my son, and I'm there.

Um, ten minutes.

Thanks, Pete.

Thank you, gentlemen.

Yeah, but you still look worried.

Are you sure there's nothing
that Los Angeles' finest can do for you?

You've really been enough help already,
but, uh...

If you leave me your card,
I'm sure I can find something. [laughs]

Yeah, somehow I have the feeling
that you probably could.

Terrific neighborhood.

Yeah, the address that Wonder Woman
said they would've taken me to

looks like it's right around the corner.

Yeah, that's a fascinating lady.

She, uh... She usually show up
when you're in some kind of trouble?

Well, sometimes. But usually
when the man I work with is in trouble.

Ah. The one you think
may have bought the farm?

- Bought the farm?
- Um...

Expression we had in Nam.
You didn't die, you bought the farm.

Well, shall we?

Listen, Pete,
I think it'd be a better idea, if, uh,

you stayed here
and sort of kept an eye out

- while I go in and take a look myself.
- You sure?

I'm sure. It's better.

- Okay?
- Okay.

- [cans rattling]
- [cat meowing]

- What's your name?
- Angel Velasquez.

And who are you working for?

I can't explain it.

It's called the Movement.

But I only know the two guys that
I sent after you, and the girl Carolyn.

Carolyn. Where can I find her?

I don't know. She finds me.

Don't you have a last name,
a phone number?

No. And that's why
the Movement is so effective.

No one knows more than a few members.

What does the Movement plan to do?

To change the world.

So that those on the top
can be taken away from power

and those at the bottom
shall be set free.

Did this Carolyn recruit you?

Yes.

Funny thing. She used to be a cop.

Did she tell you that?

No. Cops can tell ex-cons.
And ex-cons can tell ex-cops.

I can't explain it. But sometime,
somewhere, she wore the badge.

Hi.

- Are you open for business?
- Uh, no. Sorry, buddy, I got a fare.

Well, that's quite all right.
That's quite all right.

[engine starts]

- [Pete] Taxi, lady?
- [Diana] Oh, yes.

[engine starts]

For the next few hours,
I need a place to stay

until I can find out some things,
my people can find out some things.

Well, listen,
Mrs. Garcia's got an extra room,

and Ted and I are right upstairs.

She had a boarder for a while,
so there's a phone there.

- Ted's your son?
- [Pete] Yeah.

Yeah, he's eight.
But he's big for his age.

There's just one thing.
He, uh, can't talk.

Oh, you mean he's mute?

Well, the doctors aren't sure, uh...

It could be a psychological block.
They can't find anything, uh...

- [Diana] Organic?
- Yeah. That's the word.

[Pete] I've got him
in a good special school,

and I spend as much time with him
as I can.

Mmm-hmm.

Uh, thanks for not asking.

- Not asking about what?
- His mother.

Actually, there is not that much to it.

She was a dancer in a nightclub
in Oceanside where Marines hang out.

Nobody's fault, we just never
should have gotten married.

How do you tell a kid that?

Hey, uh, why don't I pick up some
cheeseburgers or tacos? You like tacos?

I love tacos. Either one's fine.

[laughs] Okay.

Hey, Tiger.

Come here.

[Pete laughs]

You know what I got here? Huh?
What's it? What is it?

[laughs] Lady'll think
you haven't eaten in weeks!

Ted, this is Ms. Diana Prince.

So nice to meet you, sir.
Would you like to take this bag in?

You like tacos?

Why don't we go eat? Okay?

- So you've located the driver's house?
- Yes.

But I gather she is the only one
you want taken out.

Now I can't leave any witnesses.

- And you want your money now?
- No.

I had a bit of bad luck
in that I missed her.

But I'll trust you
until the job is completed.

All right. Thank you.

Doesn't it ever bother you?

Sometimes.

As in this case, when it's a young,
attractive woman.

And you raise your prices then?

No.

It would bother me
doing what you're doing.

- You don't know what we do.
- No.

But I imagine it involves changing
the world through some form of violence.

Senseless, wasteful violence.

- The world has to be changed.
- Maybe.

But I doubt very much whether
yours would be the group to do it.

Oh, you'll make a name for yourselves.

And you'll wind up in some alley,
prison, or a county grave.

It's a shame.

You're a very attractive
young woman yourself.

It must be done by tomorrow night.

It will be.

[man over speakers]
Has Intersect come up with anything?

Oh, we've had the computers on it
most of the night.

Before I came in, I got a call that
a very positive trace has just come in.

- [man] Go ahead then.
- Thank you, sir.

[electronic voice]
Intersect trace, Carolyn Hamilton.

Born 3/16/52 in San Francisco.

Employed, San Francisco
Police Department, 4/18/71.

Resigned 5/1 1/75.

No derogatory information, SFPD files.

No present address.
Additional material forthcoming.

Have the names of I.A.D.C.
personnel concerned

been intersected
with that of the Hamilton girl?

Yes, sir. On 4 April, 1972,
Steve Trevor and Carolyn Hamilton

worked in an undercover capacity
to capture a group.

Federal charges of espionage,

plus federal and state charges
of import and sales of narcotics.

In a gun battle, Agent Trevor saved
the life of Policewoman Hamilton.

End Intersect trace.

[man] Is there anything happening

that might somehow
relate to this knockout?

I've been thinking about that.

The only thing I've come up with
is the World Trade Conference.

But Steve and Diana
coordinated our LA office's plans

with the LAPD months ago.

I took care of International Liaison,
and you approved the final plan.

[man] But we're talking
about a situation

where a governor's aide, a deputy mayor,

and several heads of state
will be in one spot.

We'd better have you there, too.

Thank you, sir.

- Is Diana still out in the cold?
- Yes.

But I've begun to believe somehow
she's made the right choice.

[Carolyn] I see.

No way that it can be prevented?

All right, I'll get him out of here.

No. That problem is already
being taken care of.

If you yell, Steve,
no one's going to hear you.

I'm not gonna yell.

May I have a drink of water?

Certainly.

Thanks.

We're gonna have to move you.

Carolyn, what happened to you?

- I grew up.
- Don't give me that.

When we worked together,

you were one of the brightest, most
able, mature cops I ever worked with.

All right, go ahead and say it.
So you saved my life.

I'm trying to return the favor if I can.

I'm not talking about that,
I'm talking about where your head is,

how it got there, and how
we can bring you back to reality.

Reality? I've had a lot of reality,
Steve.

Vice, narcotics, child abuse.

Rich crooks in the streets
and poor ones in the joints.

Oh, come on.

There's not a working cop in the country
who hasn't seen the same thing.

Don't I rate a better,
more honest answer than that?

Okay.

I fell in love.

Two years ago, I was assigned
to infiltrate a radical group.

They were small, and have long since
been wrapped and put away.

But the leader of that group
was a genuinely brave

and honorable man
who believed in something.

You fell in love with him?

Yes.

He was willing to die for a cause.

And did he?

No. He's in prison.
Convicted under my testimony.

When the jury brought in the verdict,
I turned in my badge.

Do you still love him?

No.

Then what are you doing?

You talk about vice, narcotics,
child abuse.

Those are the things an honest cop
spends a lifetime fighting.

Don't push it too far, Steve.

You wanna hand the problem over
to the other side, let them solve it?

Go ahead. They'll solve it.
With slave labor camps, secret police...

Stop it, Steve.

[jazz music playing]

Diana, I don't think you've met
my Assistant Agent-in-Charge, Tom Baker.

Hi.

Hi.

How are you doing?

All right. Steve?

Nothing.

Atkinson's flying out.

We've identified the girl
as Carolyn Hamilton, SFPD.

Steve saved her life once.

Apparently, she's gone bad.

She's been traveling a lot
between San Francisco and LA.

We just got the address of a rented
apartment in the Los Feliz area.

- You wanna join the raiding party?
- Raiding party?

Listen, if there's any chance at all
that Steve's alive,

the last thing we need
is a raiding party.

It's standard procedure.

I'm not interested
in standard procedure.

Or telling me how to run my office?

Listen.

If there's just one chance to
save Steve, I want it.

- John.
- You've got it.

Thanks.

- Pete!
- Diana!

I'm sorry, I had to come up.

Well, that's all right.
They're already gone. What's wrong?

While I was waiting for you,
I called home. Somebody's got Ted.

They called Mrs. Garcia,
and they asked for you.

Let's go.

[ringing]

Hello.

Yes, this is Diana Prince.

I have the boy.

What do you want me to do?

Now, it's all very simple.

I'll drive by the house. You come out,

the boy gets out of the car,
you get in the car

and you and I drive away.

Now, if there's anything,

unmarked police cars, other agents...

If there is anything at all,
that boy is...

Don't worry. I'll do exactly as you say.

Fifteen minutes.

- Pete.
- What?

- Ted will be back in 15 minutes.
- I don't get it.

It's a simple exchange.
It's done all the time.

But that's crazy, I want my kid back.
But that guy gets you a half-block...

No, listen. He's a professional.
He'll keep his word. I gave him mine.

Yeah, well, I didn't give mine.

We can get this block
surrounded by cops in plainclothes.

No. He'd know.

Listen. We have 15 minutes to wait.
Can you make it?

[sighs]

- Yeah.
- Okay.

Pete. No.

Listen. Stay back. I'll handle it.

Come on.

And you don't have to be afraid anymore.

Go.

Dad!

[laughing] Hey!

He spoke.

- What?
- I said he spoke.

He's been silent all his life.

And he just called out to his dad.

- Sit on the other side.
- All right.

[mouthing] Don't worry.

[car engine starts]

[tires screeching]

Who are you?

What are you?

I ask the questions now.

I'm sure you're very good
at getting the answers, too.

Ask anything you like.

But remember, I'm told
and want to be told

only those things that I need to know.

That doesn't surprise me.

It's a business with you.

Well, now you're out of business.

[splash]

We've moved the schedule up. At 12:30,
the governor's aide, Lane Curran,

will make the statement of welcome
in the reception area.

Keeping it brief, so that
they're not out in the open too long.

Just as Steve and Diana and I discussed.

- Okay.
- [intercom buzzes]

Yes.

- Send her in.
- Diana?

- Joe.
- Diana.

- How are you?
- Good.

- Have you got anything?
- Yes.

I did some work last night
out at the airport.

Steve's plane arrived at 11:15
on Wednesday, Flight 628.

His luggage was offloaded on ramp three.

At 11:09,
Flight 731 arrived from San Francisco.

The luggage from that flight was
offloaded on ramp two.

What are you leading up to, Diana?

[Joe] I think I begin to see.

Those ramps are only 20 feet apart.

That's right. Now I showed Carolyn's
picture to the flight crew on 731.

They verified she was on the flight,
used an alias, C. Hammond,

and that she was alone.

- You mean, they met by accident?
- Exactly.

But the only other contact
Steve had with the Hamilton girl,

she was still a cop in San Francisco.

That's right.
But suppose someone was meeting Carolyn.

Someone that knew Steve, knew that
they'd known each other before,

and didn't wanna take a chance
that Steve might find out the truth.

This will all be over with in just
a few hours, Steve, one way or another.

When and if I get a chance,
I'll let someone know where you are.

Are you really going
for the Trade Conference ceremony?

Yes.

[Steve chuckling]

Don't you realize
how tight security is gonna be?

Don't you realize the LAPD
has a "No Hostage" policy?

Even if you do take hostages,
they're not gonna let you go.

The final decision will be
that of the government.

And I do believe we have
some rather persuasive arguments.

I'm sorry, Steve.

We've met twice,

and I don't think there's a possibility
of us meeting a third time.

I really wish you well, personally.

I'd do a lot better, personally,

if I could keep you
from sacrificing your life

and the lives of who knows
how many others.

Get started, Carolyn.

You have 25 minutes to
get to the Trade Building,

and you and the others even less
to get into position.

[Carolyn] All right.

It's too bad you're in such a hurry.

I'd like to hear the speeches.

What speeches?

Why, the speeches he made
to convince you

that you're a part of a genuine,
independent, revolutionary movement.

Shut up!

Instead of what he really is. A sleeper.

A traitor.
Planted years ago by the other side.

[groans]

Leave him alone.

I should've gotten rid of him
at the airport.

Yeah. While I still thought
I was meeting some old friends.

You just picked a bad time and place for
a vacation, if you're telling the truth.

Goodbye, Steve.

You said we're running behind.

[engine starts]

[officer] Ms. Prince.

Hey, I see you got help
from the brass today, huh?

Oh, what a nice surprise. I was
planning to call to thank you again.

Well, it's nice to see you.

- I'll try to see you later. I gotta run.
- Okay.

Over there.

Those phony I.A.D.C. credentials
worked perfect, didn't they?

Yeah, perfect.

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

Had it been possible, the governor
himself would be with us here today.

But both he and the mayor are at
the statewide conference on the drought,

which, as you know,
has reached critical proportions.

However, they have asked
that we stress the enthusiasm

and the excitement that we all feel for
this internationally important occasion.

That's a very nice speech, but
I've got a shorter one and a better one.

All right.
Everybody freeze or you'll be killed.

- Now get over there! Move it!
- [people clamoring]

Move it! Move it!

All right. In this richest city,

in this richest country of the world,

in this gathering
of the richest of nations,

we announce today
the existence of a movement

that someday will change
all of that forever.

Now, we know that security forces
can storm this area,

but I warn you,
killing me or any of these men

will result in the lives of many here.

Now, at this moment,
rifles are trained on this lectern

from a vantage point
which you could never reach in time.

What do you want?

Demand number one, $20 million

be drawn from federal and private
bank vaults within the next 90 minutes.

Demand number two,

a private jet for which we have the crew

to be serviced
at Los Angeles International Airport.

All right. Hold it.

Hold your fire. Hold your fire.

Freeze!

Ms. Prince's ridiculous escape
changes nothing.

I'm not afraid of you,
do you understand that?

I've never wanted you
to be afraid of me.

All I want is to free Steve Trevor.

And let me help you, if you want me to.

But you don't understand,
I can't go back.

But no one can go back, Carolyn.

Believe me. I know that better than you.

But you can go forward and face whatever
it is that has to be faced and endured.

[officer] Freeze!

Please, hold your fire.

Shoot them, Carolyn! Take them with us.
Shoot!

You can't do it, Carolyn.

Any more than you could let someone take
the life of a man who once saved yours.

It's a different badge, yes. But he's
doing the same job you once did.

[police sirens wailing in the distance]

You can't do it.

At least it's ended.

At least it's begun.

Baker, once he'd lost his sharpshooters,
surrendered rather quickly.

He's been arraigned and is being held
in lieu of $1 million bail.

In a series of raids just completed
by federal and state authorities,

we've managed to knock out
all other known groups of the Movement.

[man over speakers] What's going
to happen to Carolyn Hamilton?

It's a good question.
She took part in serious crimes.

She also saved Steve's life
and told us where he was being held.

And when she and Wonder Woman
were on that balcony,

she made a choice
that I think any jury will understand.

[man] This taxi driver, Pete Johnson.

Diana, is there some way...

Oh, well, I turned in an expense voucher
that represents a trip to Disneyland

for Pete and his son
with all the trimmings.

Little Ted hasn't stopped
talking about it since.

[chuckles] I'll sign that voucher.

[man] And so will I.

Well, Steve, we certainly can't take
the last few days of your vacation time.

Do you plan to continue?

Yes, well, I've been giving that
some thought, sir, and, uh...

It's not a bad time of the year
in Washington.

Oh, no, not at all. It's just hot,
muggy, crowded with tourists.

And then the air-conditioning unit in

your apartment has been
going out regularly.

Would you believe San Francisco?

[man] No way of checking out
Wonder Woman's preference, I suppose?

Steve, San Francisco's
an old and colorful city.

It's sophisticated, fashionable.

I should think
it might appeal to the lady.

[theme song playing]

Wonder Woman

Here to fight the force of evil

And your chance won't be denied

Woman of the hour with your superpower

We're so glad you're on our side

Wonder Woman

You're a wonder

Wonder Woman