Debra Winger

Debra Winger plays Drusilla / Wonder Girl on Wonder Woman, the kid-sister voltage around Lynda Carter spinning into the live-action Amazon a generation kept. Patriotic swimsuit glory, golden lasso, WWII ABC season then modern CBS years. Winger is the younger orbit — female superhero as viable disco-decade franchise, sincerity and style, a twirl that became Halloween permanent with a sister in the frame.

ABC/CBS treated Wonder Woman (1975–1979) as a going concern. Kid-sister voltage in a disco-decade franchise. Debra Winger is how that concern still has Drusilla / Wonder Girl.

If you want the contract, s01e01 is the door. The New Original Wonder Woman is the live-action origin a generation kept. Carter spins into patriotic swimsuit glory; golden lasso sincerity, not a smirk, as the 1975 brief. Skip ahead to s01e03 when you need the job with weight on it. Fausta: The Nazi Wonder Woman is WWII-season pulp with a double in the title. Female superhero as viable disco-decade franchise, still playing period adventure without camp apology. Debra still reads as Drusilla / Wonder Girl there, which is the point.

The lasso is the star’s; Drusilla is how the myth had a relative. On TV Flash Winger is 1970s genre craft: Wonder Girl as the reason the hour photographs as a family business, still the early-season heat in an Amazon brief. Keep her on Wonder Woman seating chart as Drusilla / Wonder Girl — 1975–1979, ABC/CBS. Debra remains legible in a single sitting if you give her a real hour. The ABC/CBS years are the file; no borrowed biography required.