Writers and directors rapidly responded, and an unexpectedly credible series emerges. And that belief made it all seem very real to audiences, in particular the generation of children who watched each episode. Both Wonder Woman, and Diana Prince, had to believe in what they were doing. What made Wonder Woman so special, and Lynda Carter's portrayal so memorable, was that when the first script in which she featured (a pilot set in the 1940s)contained many influences that could be traced back to Batman, and some very over-the-top performances, Lynda Carter played it straight. When Lynda Carter first graced TV screens around the globe, most viewers, when thinking about comic book adaptations of a super-hero, would probably think of Batman, the larger than life, tongue-in-cheek series of the 1960s.
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