Thirty-five years after Lynda Carter's debut and five years before Gal Gadot, NBC lassoed Adrianne Palicki for its Wonder Woman pilot. Developed with Warner Bros. Television, Kelley's prospective ...

Back in 2011, more than three decades after Lynda Carter signed off as the character and some five years before she’d make her big-screen debut in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Wonder ...

And it’s easy to see why. We’ve seen the unaired Wonder Woman pilot, and it’s actually kind of worse than we expected. It’s bad in the ways that we were all expecting, but it’s also bad ...

Jaimie Alexander — who plays superheroine Sif in “Thor” and its upcoming sequel “Thor: The Dark World” — is disgusted with the never-aired “Wonder Woman” pilot David E. Kelley made ...

Kelley's take on Wonder Woman was definitely different than the superhero norm. Eschewing the typical origin story approach, his pilot opens with Diana already several years deep into her ...

Surprisingly, Carter wasn't the first live-action Wonder Woman. An unaired 1967 pilot titled Wonder Woman: Who's Afraid of Diana Prince? had Ellie Wood Walker playing the titular character and ...

‘Who’s Afraid of Diana Prince?’ went unaired for a reason Fifty years later, Wonder Woman is a thousand steps up from Who’s Afraid of Diana Prince?. Diana’s funny and strong, and so is ...

Even the adaptation ultimately failed to launch into a full series. In 2011, NBC’s unaired Wonder Woman pilot reimagined Diana Prince for a modern Era. Quite literally. It saw Wonder Woman ...

That was sort of the way I felt watching “Wonder Woman,” the Warner Bros. pilot starring Adrianne Palicki as the DC Comics heroine, which NBC opted not to put on its schedule. Given NBC’s ...