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From Season 1, Episode 2, Wonder Woman Meets Baroness Von Gunther

Sequence 1 in 4 parts is WW going glassy-eyed after being gassed. Sequence 2 in 4 parts is WW laying unconscious on the floor.

Notes: The source material is 1080p from Vudu, the best quality I have seen. The tv series was originally formatted and offered in HD a number of years in the halcyon days of the Xbox 360. The quality of the Vudu stream, which was only very recently added, seems superior to that still offered by Microsoft. Whether the HD is either case is truly HD, as opposed to original/archival material being upscaled, is unknown to me. I suspect it has not been properly remastered (say, by scanning) since it has been reformatted to 16:9. If the bitrate is kept high enough, a standard def source can be made to look decent when upscaled.

At the moment you can grab all three seasons of WW in HD for $25 @ Vudu. I still have my dvd box set from its original release, but to my knowledge, no blu-ray edition of the series has sadly been released.

Scenes of peril in the 70s tv series were actually quite few. I don't recall any sleepy peril from the third and final season. What really made the peril in WW so memorable is that the camera crew had an eye for good angles and the editors usually avoided quick cut-aways. As I rewatch the series, I plan to share screen captures of those memorable moments.

General Disclaimer: All images are used in accordance with Fair Use of Sec. 107 of U. S. Copyright Law.

Description
From Season 1, Episode 2, Wonder Woman Meets Baroness Von Gunther

Sequence 1 in 4 parts is WW going glassy-eyed after being gassed. Sequence 2 in 4 parts is WW laying unconscious on the floor.

Notes: The source material is 1080p from Vudu, the best quality I have seen. The tv series was originally formatted and offered in HD a number of years in the halcyon days of the Xbox 360. The quality of the Vudu stream, which was only very recently added, seems superior to that still offered by Microsoft. Whether the HD is either case is truly HD, as opposed to original/archival material being upscaled, is unknown to me. I suspect it has not been properly remastered (say, by scanning) since it has been reformatted to 16:9. If the bitrate is kept high enough, a standard def source can be made to look decent when upscaled.

At the moment you can grab all three seasons of WW in HD for $25 @ Vudu. I still have my dvd box set from its original release, but to my knowledge, no blu-ray edition of the series has sadly been released.

Scenes of peril in the 70s tv series were actually quite few. I don't recall any sleepy peril from the third and final season. What really made the peril in WW so memorable is that the camera crew had an eye for good angles and the editors usually avoided quick cut-aways. As I rewatch the series, I plan to share screen captures of those memorable moments.

General Disclaimer: All images are used in accordance with Fair Use of Sec. 107 of U. S. Copyright Law.