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The New Wonder Woman is already cancelled


Jangler

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http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/05/12/nbc-rejects-wonder-woman/

Well that was fun (to make fun of) while it lasted. EW has learned that NBC passed on the much buzzed-about Wonder Woman pilot from David E. Kelley and Warner Bros. TV.

Kelley had penned a script that updated the comic book classic to have Diana Prince as CEO of a major conglomerate by day and a butt-kicking Amazon (with a fleet of cool planes) by night. Kelley’s take asked for lots of heart-thumping, contemporary music, and at one point the Boston Legal writer even requested a commercial-free premiere for the pilot if it aired.

Why did the ‘ol girl fail to pass muster?

NBC isn’t saying for now but scuttlebutt reveals the pilot earned mixed reviews at test screenings. And then there was all the online blow back about the costume – which seemed to de-emphasize the patriotism and play up the comic’s Greek mythology. Ultimately, the wardrobe department went back to the drawing board but that didn’t seem to save the project.

oh well. Here have a slight camel toe picture...

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Something to be said for knowing your target audience here.

Wonder Woman appeals primarily to comic geeks, horny teenage boys and older men who fondly remember Lynda Carter.

David Kelley's version of the character was not exactly made with that group in mind.

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