Fausta, the Nazi Wonder Woman

Episode aired Apr 28, 1976
TV-G
50m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

323

YOUR RATING

Lynda Carter in Fausta, the Nazi Wonder Woman (1976)

Action Adventure Fantasy Sci-Fi

A Nazi spy travels to America to learn Wonder Woman's secrets. In the process, she poses as a second Wonder Woman and kidnaps Diana.A Nazi spy travels to America to learn Wonder Woman's secrets. In the process, she poses as a second Wonder Woman and kidnaps Diana.A Nazi spy travels to America to learn Wonder Woman's secrets. In the process, she poses as a second Wonder Woman and kidnaps Diana.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

323

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Fausta Grables was the only other regular Wonder Woman foe from the comics other than Paula Von Gunther to appear on the show.

Goofs
A map of Europe is shown in "Fausta: The Nazi Wonder Woman" which takes place in 1942 - however Germany, Poland, and other European countries are shown with their 1970s boundaries. If one looks carefully, one can even see the dotted line separating the post-WW2 East and West Germany.

Quotes
S.S. Officer Horst: There's no need to identify yourself, Fraulein. I still have sore throat from cheering your many victories in the 1936 Olympics. May I say how much I admire you?
Fausta Grables: Let us not waste that time.

Connections
Featured in Beauty, Brawn, and Bulletproof Bracelets: A Wonder Woman Retrospective (2004)

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Review

Featured review

5/10

Ridiculously implausable

Batman and Robin are realistic superheroes compared to Wonder Woman. This series was obviously made for kids, but so was "Batman," and at least there was something there for adults, too. "Fausta, the Nazi Wonder Woman" is just straight up crap. If it was in your toilet you'd need a plunger to get it down. The phrase "far fetched" doesn't go far enough to describe the absurdities.