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* Wonder Woman *

* Wonder Woman *

* All the world is
waiting for you *

* And the wonders that you do *

* In your satin tights,
fighting for our fights *

* And the old
red, white and blue... *

* Wonder Woman *

* Wonder Woman *

* All of us
are counting on you *

* And the power you possess *

* Putting all your might
on the side of right *

* And our courage to the test. *

* Wonder Woman... *

* Get us out from under *

* Wonder Woman *

* Here to fight
the force of evil *

* And your chance
won't be denied *

* Woman of the hour
with your super power *

* We're so glad
you're on our side... *

* Wonder Woman... *

* Wonder Woman *

* You're a wonder,
Wonder Woman! *

This must be a hot one.
The middle of the night?

The middle of the night in
Washington, D.C. It's 1:00 p.m.
in Moscow, 12:00 noon in Tokyo

11:00 a.m. in Dar Es Salaam.

10:00 a.m. in Dar
Es Salaam.

10:00 a.m. in Dar Es Salaam.

Just once, I'd like
to get them out of bed.

( electronic warbling )

...One, zero.

MAN:
You are watching
the last lift-off

supervised
by Dr. Kenneth Wilson.

This, as you probably know,

is Dr. Wilson
enjoying that event.

For 14 years, Dr. Wilson led

that portion
of our space program

which determined
who an astronaut was

and what had to be
within his brain

if he were to get to the moon,
which we accomplished.

And more.

But he's retired now, sir.

A man's mind
doesn't retire, Joe.

Don't we have
a general update, Diana?

Yes, we do.

When he left
government service,

he joined the Washington
Institute of Research.

More recently, I believe,
he's, uh, gone even deeper

into his studies of
the mind, become
convinced that matter itself

can be moved
by brainwaves.

Psychokinesis.
Mm-hmm.

Then it's probably
an even graver situation.

How do you mean, sir?

One hour and 15 minutes ago,
Dr. Wilson,

his assistant and a third man
vanished from his offices

in the Washington Institute
of Research without a trace.

( whistles softly )

Wow. This place looks
like it was hit by a cyclone.

What time did you
discover this?

0300 hours, sir.

I heard a loud noise when I was
in the one directly below it.

Well, it must've been
this bookcase falling.

( grunting )

It would take five men
to knock that thing over.

When I checked,
the only people in the room
were Dr. Wilson and Mr. Ishida

and Mr. Taft,
Dr. Wilson's
assistant.

Who's Ishida?

GUARD: Well, he's been
working with Dr. Wilson
the last three months.

Japanese national?

His clearance came
from the Japanese Embassy.

He's a landscape artist
conscripted by Dr. Wilson

with some kind of E.S.P.
or something.

What time
did they check in?

0130 hours, miss.

Is it possible that they could
have used some other exit?

Uh, no, miss.

We have every exit covered
24 hours a day.

The grounds are crisscrossed
with laser beams.

If anyone walked across
the grass without checking in,

we'd nail 'em.

Dice, cards, boxes.

They're all instruments
for checking E.S.P.

It's hard to believe man's going
to be able to move mountains
with his mind someday.

Well, who's to say? They laughed
at the Wright brothers until
their plane took off.

How do you suppose
they got out of here?

( bell ringing )

What's that?

That's the alarm bell
to the basement storage vault.

It can only be activated
from within.

If somebody's trapped
we can't get
in until 8:00 a.m.

Who installed it?
Ed McMillins.

Diana, see if you can get him
on the phone. Get a technician
over here right away.

( bell continues ringing )

MAN:
Please hurry.

Hurry. I'm suffocating.

No, no, you're
not suffocating.

There's plenty of air in there.
Just breathe slow and easy.

I suffer from claustrophobia.

I can't stand being confined.
I can't breathe!

Hey, relax, will you?
I know what you're
going through.

We've got an expert on his way
here, we will get you out.

Just conserve your energy.

I'll try.

Alright,
don't worry.
We'll be right here.

Good, then I can tell him
you're on your way?

Thank you.

( bell continues ringing )

( thunderclap )

Even with a technician,
it's going to take time.

He may be running out of time.
Sounds like he's about
30 seconds from shock.

Wonder Woman!

Hi, Steve, can I help?

You, sure can, how did you know?
Later. What's
the problem?

We've gotta get this door open.
There's a man trapped
there, it's a time lock.

Don't worry.

( metal groaning )

It's alright.
It's okay; it's
all over now.

You'll be alright.
Here, sit in
this chair.

Maybe you'd
better take it
from here, Steve.

Well, okay, but what if we need
your help on this one?
I won't be far away.

You alright, pal?
What happened?

You were with Dr. Wilson
tonight, weren't you?
Very briefly.

I... I was working

next door to Dr. Wilson's
office, where he conducts
his experiments,

when I heard this
noise, like a thump

between the walls
between our rooms.

I didn't think
much about it then,

until I heard something
really loud fall to the floor.

I went next door.

I didn't even knock;
I just walked in, and...

And what?
I don't know.

( panting )

All of a sudden,
someone...

something grabbed me...

turned me around and put
something over my mouth.

I tried to turn
I couldn't

And the next
thing I knew,
I was down here.

The vault door opened.

I was shoved in there...
and then the door slammed shut.

Well, why didn't you
sound the alarm earlier?

I guess I blacked out.

As I said, I-I can't
take confinement
and darkness.

But Mr. Taft, there's no way
to open that vault door.

Then you tell me
how I got there.
Hey, it's alright.

We're not doubting
your but can you tell us
what happened

to Dr. Wilson
and, uh, this man, Ishida?

No, I didn't
see a thing.

But have you looked
at the tapes?
Tape? What tape?

Dr. Wilson always kept
cameras in his lab

to make tapes of
his experiments.
For his records.

Like this one.
Diana, where'd
you find that?

After I made the call, I
looked around, but there's
no playback machine.

Probably for
security reasons.
What happened here?

This man was trapped
in the vault.
Wonder Woman got him out.

Wonder Woman?
Yeah.

Well, that's amazing.
She usually is.

We better get this tape
to the office.
Steve, there's so much to do.

Why don't we divide
up this job?

That's a good idea.
Okay, uh, I will
visit Wilson's family

and Ishida.
I found his address
in the files.

Good. I'll see you later.

Okay.
Thanks for your help.

Are you sure
you're alright?

I just need rest.

Lots of rest.

I know my story
sounds incredible.

But you were in the vault.

That should do it.

Start the tape, please.

( machine warbling softly )

WILSON:
Concentrate.

It won't move.

I am not strong enough.

Oh, yes, you
are, Ishida.
You can move it.

Now, you must let
the brainwave
amplifier help you.

Now, try again, and concentrate.

Concentrate harder.

There! You see?

You did it.
I did it.

Now try harder.

Concentrate.

Eleven!

( laughs )

Try again.

Seven.

Eleven.

Here, now, we must
try something else.

A... a book.

Any book.

( chair creaks )

A chair.

I knew he could do it.

Now, let's see.

I-I have to call
the Pentagon.

This is an incredible
breakthrough.

( chuckles )

( crashes, jingles )

ISHIDA:
You will not
call anyone.

You made this machine for me.

I will take it.

Not the Pentagon

and not your precious
United States government.

But you don't understand.
We're not stopping here.

We have to keep working,
perfecting.

There is no time, Doctor.
I have a use for this.

And it is
not in a lab.

You mean you want to use this
for personal gain?

Then I will have
to stop you.

Ishida.

I do not want to hurt you.

But I will have
this machine.

What's the matter
with the picture?

It looks as though Ishida
concentrated so hard,

his mind disrupted
the picture.

In view of what we've just seen,
I'd say anything is possible.

And this man's on the loose
with this awesome power.

( thunderclap )

You see? They're already
looking for you.

You'd better give
yourself up.

He is an agent.

Yes, I would imagine so.

If necessary, I
will handle him.

You have given
me the means.

Doctor, I warn you.

This is no time to
test your machine.

I do not want to
hurt you or the
man out there.

Hello?
Anybody home?

Wonder Woman.

Well, you said you
wouldn't be far away.

Wonder Woman.

Strange.

Fire!

Long years,
meaningless years...

and then, within
few hours,

it all comes together.

Well, I don't understand.

Who is she?

It is not important.

But you sound
as if you knew her.

I know of her.

I expected to find
Diana Prince here,

but I suppose she's still
with Dr. Wilson's family.

Steve, I want to
show you something.

Well, what do you know?

This doll's
a collectors' item.

I know-- only
a few sold

during the second
World War, for charity.

Must be worth
a fortune today.

Do you know this man,
Ishida?

Not at all.
I did some
eavesdropping

when you were talking
to the security officer.

Why?

Well, he obviously has

some kind
of an interest in you.

Obviously.

I don't like it.

The Japanese had a custom
of setting aside one
room for the dead.

They usually have
a small shrine

or pictures of
the deceased

covered with a
black ribbon

or cloth of some kind.

Like these?

Yes.

Does he look
at all familiar to you?

No, not at all.

It's a picture of you.

Actually, Miss Prince,

I haven't spoken to Mr. Ishida
for over a month.

He's supposed to be
on vacation to Tokyo...

but he should
be back by now.

However, he
may be delayed.

Now, are you sure
he is the man
you are looking for?

Oh, yes.

And you wish to find young man
shown in this picture?

Uh, I think it
could help us a lot.

Now, this photograph was made
on old Fujita paper.

That would be
before the war.

So... these are
the microfilms

for the years
1925 to 1940.

These are the visas.
I'm sorry
there are so many.

I'll manage.

Now...
Thank you.

To operate the machine,
this microfilm machine...

Mr. Oshima, I've...
I've used one
before, thank you.

( laughs ):
Yes, of course.

Uh. if you wish for me
to do some translation,

why, feel free
to call on me.

Thank you.

( warbling )

( cartridge whirring )

( bell chimes )

( typing rapidly )

Diana's over
at the Japanese Embassy

trying to track down
that photo

you and Wonder Woman
turned up.

I put out an A.P.B.
on Dr. Wilson and Ishida,

but so far,
there's been no response.

What's wrong, Steve?

"Steve, I've developed
a lead on Dr. Wilson.

"You must fly to Los
Alamos immediately.

"I'll meet you at the
Mountain View Inn near
the old proving grounds.

Wonder Woman. "

I wonder how that got
in my typewriter.

I don't know,
but I could check it out.

If Wonder Woman typed it,
someone would've reported
seeing her.

You could hardly miss her.

( chuckling ):
Yeah, when she wants to,

she can move so fast,
she's practically invisible.

Except...

Except what?

Well, she's never contacted me
that way before.

Hmm.

Are you going
to meet her?
You bet I am.

Check in at I.A.D.C. Regional
when you get there, will you?

Will do.

The family name
is the same: Ishida.

Could they be related to the man
who works with Dr. Wilson?

Hmm, well, this family
is listed as deceased.

There is no mention
of any known
living relatives.

Does it say how they died?

The parents died
of natural causes

in what was called
an American relocation camp

in New Mexico
during, uh, World War II.

Both boys apparently
disappeared

during the chaos
at the end of the war.

You see, it was so, so easy
to lose track of people then.

( sighs )

I-I'm sorry that the records
cannot tell us more.

Yes, well, you've
been a great help.

Thank you.

This is the reason
Steve left.

No one saw Wonder Woman
deliver it, did they?

No, not even Steve.

Why Los Alamos?

ISHIMA:
Well, the parents died
of natural causes

in what was called
an American relocation camp

in New Mexico
during World War II.

Both boys apparently
disappeared...

Diana.

Listen, I can't
explain now, Joe,

but Steve might be running
into a trap.

Regional, this is Trevor.

I'm on Route Five approaching
Mountain View Inn.

MAN:
Roger, Steve.
We read you loud and clear.

( tires screeching )

What the...?

Trevor to Regional.
Trevor to Regional.

You're not going
to believe this,
but my jeep's out of control.

I'm heading across the desert,
uh, due south.

I can't steer it.

I can't brake it.
I can't even turn
the engine off.

Don't ask me to explain,
but that's what's happening.
Please acknowledge.

( static crackling )
Regional, come in.

Ah...

( brakes squealing )

Trevor to Regional.

My jeep finally stopped.

I'm out in the middle of the
desert about 40 miles south
of Route Five.

It appears to be
a deserted camp of some kind.

Acknowledge.

( static crackling )

Nice talking with you.

( metal clanking )

( creaking )

( wind whistling )

( wind whistling )

Ishida, come on out!

I don't know how you got me
here, but I'm here.
Let's stop playing games.

It is not a game with me,
Mr. Trevor!

When I was last here,
there were plenty of rules.

I suppose it was you
controlling my jeep.

There is nothing wrong
with your jeep.

You could operate it now,

if I choose to let you.

But you don't choose to let me?

I cannot.

If you go, Wonder Woman
will not look for you.

That is why I brought you here.

You did type that note,
didn't you?
How'd you get in my office?

Ask Dr. Wilson.

I'm sure
he could explain.

Then he's here, too?

I have no choice.

I hate to tell you,
but I have no choice, either.

Now, take me
to Dr. Wilson.

( grunts )

I said take me
to Dr. Wil...

I could have hurt you
very badly.

Don't make me.

I don't want you
on my conscience.

Los Alamos,
this is Wonder Woman.

Can you tell me if Flight
Six-niner-578's arrived?

MAN:
Wonder Woman.

We don't accept C.B. monikers
down here, lady.

What are your call letters
on your flight, over?

I don't have any.

Then you'd better get
out of the air.

You're flying
over restricted government land,

and you could...
( voice trails off,
then another man mumbling )

Oh, I'm sorry, Wonder Woman.

I've been instructed
to give you any help you want.

Uh, Flight Six-niner-578 landed
at 1400 hours.

Uh, requisitioned a jeep
and headed west on Route Six.

His destination:
uh, Mountain View Inn, over.

I'll have Steve contact you
when I've found him.

Roger, Wonder Woman. Out.

TREVOR:
Why did you choose Ishida?

Because he's the only
true psychokinetic

I've ever found.

I don't even know
which is
the stronger now--

my machine
or Ishida's mind.

Fire!

Welcome to my old home,
Wonder Woman.

It has been a long time since
you last visited this place.

Over 30 years.

I was a child then.

Now that you're a man,
why do you come back here?

And why do you
so obviously want me here?

To settle an old score.

Revenge survives
the ages.

Where are Steve Trevor
and Dr. Wilson?

Here.
Let them go.

That depends on you.

Whatever you want, I'll do,

as long as it doesn't break
any laws.

There is no law out here,
Wonder Woman.

There never was real law.

Only military oppression
of my people.

This belonged to my father

and his,
and his before that

for 400 years.

I had to win it back
in a common poker game

from a G.I. who used it
to chop steaks.

Ishida, I don't deny
that cruel and unjust things
were done to your people.

War is cruel and unjust.

But in all the time since,
real efforts have been
made to right those wrongs,

to give people
all over the world
the dignity that you fought for.

Dignity?

The last is all I have
from this place.

Just dignity.

I don't understand you.
I didn't put you in this camp,

and I did nothing
to hurt you or your
family, either.

What about my brother?
The only family I had left,

until you destroyed it.

I couldn't have killed
your brother.

My mission is to
save, not take lives.

It's the code that I live by.

You say that now,
but it wasn't so 35 years ago.

You were one of the army's
bloodhounds then.

When my brother
and I tried to escape,

you called down artillery fire
on our heads.

Was that for the practice
of your soldiers?

Then you were
one of the brothers?

So you now remember.

They know we've escaped.

They're trying to get us.
Let's keep going!

No, it's too dangerous.

I won't go back!

Boys!

Boys!

Boys, you're right
in the middle of a target area.

Let me take you back.
Who are you?

It doesn't matter who she is.
She's part of the same trap.
Come on!

Come back!

Come back!

You killed
my brother.

No. Please... come with me.

You killed my brother!

You killed my brother.

You killed my brother.

No. I was trying
to save Masaaki.

I did save him,
and I wanted to save you.

I still don't
believe you.

( creaking )

( snapping )

( sizzling )

It took 20 years to
couple my machine

to Ishida's
mind-- for this.

He hasn't
beaten her yet.

Ishida, this is senseless.
Your brother's alive.

I carried him back to the camp
hospital, and when I returned,
I couldn't find you.

I met Mexican workers.

They helped me
to get to Mexico.

They even helped me to return
to Japan when the war ended.

I'm so glad you survived.

Yes, to finish what was started

35 years ago.

I won't fight you.

Then defend
yourself!

You can't defeat me,
Ishida.

Please try to put it
out of your mind
and understand the truth.

If we could only
get to the machine,
we could stop him.

We could?

Ishida...
Stop!

You will move now

only when I command.

WILSON:
The circuits are overloading.

Yeah, well, if I can
reach it, I'll overload
it once and for all.

Turn around and watch.

Yes, Wonder Woman,
a minefield.

I am going to kill you
the way you killed
my brother.

Walk!

Walk!

( sizzling )

It looks like your machine's
overloading, Dr. Wilson.

Walk!

I command you.

Walk!

You're one step from
annihilation, Wonder Woman.

Take it.

Take that step!

Take it!

Take it!

Your special powers
are gone now, Ishida.

It's only because yours
was greater than mine,
Wonder Woman.

We all have powers, Ishida.

What makes them special
is the way we use them.

It's true that
mine proved
greater than yours,

but mine are used for good,
while yours...

Well, I have
no special powers now.

( yelling )

Why do you hesitate?

Just to give you a moment
to prepare for death.

I don't believe your samurai
code allows you to strike down
a defenseless opponent.

I have waited a lifetime
for this moment!

Because a six-year-old boy
believes he saw
what never happened.

I do not yet know
the truth.

You are right.

I cannot strike.

( both coughing and wheezing )

TREVOR:
Wonder Woman!

They're locked
in the cell!

( coughing )

( coughing continues )

Steve?

Steve, are you alright?

Yeah, yeah, I'm
okay, thanks.

Thanks.

( coughing )

Dr. Wilson,
are you alright?

( exhales deeply )

( door opening )

Hello, Ishida.

Forgive me.
If I had known
you were coming,

I would have been
correctly dressed.

Oh, you look fine.

Just great.
What are you doing?

The roots of my bonsai
have lost its vitality.

If I replant,
it will grow to new beauty.

It sounds like
a good philosophy
for living.

Yes.

Would you take one of these?

As a gift
for Wonder Woman.

Oh.
I caused her grief.

This might bring
happiness.
Thank you.

Now, I'm... ready to accept
my punishment.

Oh, Ishida, we're not here
to take you into custody.

But I don't understand.

There are no charges.

The government isn't pressing
because of the circumstances.

What of Dr. Wilson? What of him?

He's dropped his charges also.

His machine's been fixed.

I am free?

In a sense.
You still have
the responsibility

of one of the most
powerful minds in the world.

We came so that
we could persuade you
to put it to work again.

Of course.

How can I thank you?

By coming with us.

Just as you are.

Please, I will get my coat.

( sighs )

Try harder, Ishida.

Concentrate.

TREVOR:
Come on, Ishida,
try and open the door.

( groans )

I am afraid
I have disappointed you.

I cannot open the door.

Well, in that
case, may I?

Ishida, say hello
to your brother.

Masaaki?

Takeo! Oh!

TREVOR:
I'm glad we rigged
the machine.

MAN:
But the mind machine really has
been repaired, hasn't it?

I would hate to think
Dr. Wilson's work would end up
being much ado about nothing.

No, it works
alright, sir.

We simply didn't
plug it in.

Their meeting after
all these years

was really a
beautiful moment.

There were some tragic errors

after the hysteria
that followed Pearl Harbor.

Well, I guess
that's why pencils have erasers.

It's a shame, but we learn
from our mistakes.

We've learned that east
is no longer simply east.

Agreed. Our relationship with
Japan has never been better.

And Wonder Woman should
certainly get an assist.

Why, thank you, Joe.
Sir?

For reminding me.
I'm to throw out the
first ball of the new season.

Nice job all around.

Congratulations.

Thank you, sir.
Thank you, sir.

Hey, Joe,
I just had a thought.

Some ball club
ought to put Wonder Woman
on their pitching staff.

Now, that's something
worth thinking about.

She could be the first female
to crack the major leagues.

Why not? Sometimes it seems like
she's in two places at once.

She could pitch
and play catcher.

And first base.
And second.

How about shortstop?

( chuckling )

* Wonder Woman *

* Here to fight
the force of evil *

* And your chance
won't be denied *

* Woman of the hour
with your super power *

* We're so glad
you're on our side! *

* Wonder Woman! *

* You're a wonder,
Wonder Woman! *