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[Steve] You really need
all this luggage?

You're only going to be gone
for two weeks.

Yes, I intend to make up for lost time.

You know, California, here I come.

"Santa Corona."
What made you decide to go there?

Remember Leslie O'Neill? She worked
downstairs as a supervisor in personnel.

Yeah. Young, widowed, teenage daughter.

Well, Leslie took a job with
the City of Santa Corona

and wrote me saying

that next time I needed a vacation
I should stop by, so...

Well, I thought you'd be going
someplace really exciting like

Hawaii, or the Rockies,
or the Caribbean.

The reason I'm going
to Santa Corona, Steve,

is that the worst thing
that can happen there

is that I run out of suntan lotion.

Hey, you sign up for
the skateboard competition yet?

- Nah.
- Why not?

Me, skateboard in front of 200 people?

More like five judges.
It's only the area elimination.

Remember?

- Remind me to sign up tomorrow, okay?
- That's a deal.

Watch this.

Far out, Jamie.

Lovely design, Mr. Ketchum.
Just a lovely design.

I really, really admire the beach club.

It's too bad that there are so few
people around here to appreciate it.

Oh, we do all right.

Come on now, Mr. Ketchum, you and I
both know the shape this place is in.

You've taken out three loans
in the past year.

Santa Corona's losing money.

That's a sign of sloppy management.

Just what do you want, Mr. Donalsen?

[laughs] I thought that would be
quite obvious, Mr. Ketchum.

- I want the beach club.
- Oh, yes.

So you can draw in customers
for your gambling operations.

You've a magnificent flair for slander.
I'd be careful with that if I were you.

A man like you could get sued.

[banging]

[Ketchum] No, no!

What are you doing?
Stop that. Stop that at once!

What are they doing?
That's my daughter's car.

Be glad it's not your daughter.

[theme song playing]

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Quarter to 7:00. We've still got time
for a couple of quick games.

- Hey, sounds good to me.
- All right!

[pinball machines dinging]

You go first.

- How do you do that?
- Just a knack.

Maybe you should go professional,
you know?

- [whoops] 10,080!
- Wow! Hey!

Jamie, check this out.

Oh, brother, this place
is getting too much.

Four big ones, if you please,
little lady.

- All right. You try.
- Okay.

All right, kids, it's seven o'clock.

It's about time all you troublemakers
went home.

Hey, you make plenty of money from us.
How come you kick us out?

The old manager used to let us stay
as long as we wanted.

Oh, that's because the old manager
had an IQ above moron level.

[Friedman laughs sarcastically]

What are you doing?

Oh, just checking to see
if you leave a trail.

- Howdy, Mr. Friedman.
- Oh, hello there, Mr. Morrisey.

Back for more, huh?

Heck, yes.
You know how I do like my pinball.

Yeah, well, good luck, huh?

Thank you.

[lounge music playing]

Yes, sir, I just love pinball.

Oh, you have no idea how much
I've been looking forward to this.

To seeing you and Jamie,
and to just plain relaxing on the beach.

Well, we're glad you finally
decided to take us up on the invite.

Where is Jamie, anyway?

She'll tell you herself in a moment.

- Diana! Diana!
- Hey, Jamie!

Oh, Diana, this is Kevin Wendell.
Kevin, this is Diana Prince.

- Hi!
- Diana's a spy.

- A spy?
- Uh, wait a second, Jamie.

I'm just a government investigator.

You know, real dull stuff.
Where did she get that?

Mom, guess what? I'm going to
enter a skateboarding contest

at the Santa Corona Rink.

And if I win,
I get to go to San Francisco.

Whoa, young lady,
school's not even out yet.

Well, it'll be out tomorrow,
and the eliminations are on Friday.

Well, if you're gonna compete,
then you have to practice, right?

Now, why don't you guys
show me a couple of stunts?

I hear you're pretty good.

Good? She's terrific.

- Oh, Kevin.
- "Oh, Kevin."

[Jamie laughs]

[Donalsen] By the way,
what was the take this week?

[Friedman] $300,000.

[Donalsen] Gosh, that's kind of slow.

Only trouble is Santa Corona can't
compete with Vegas or Reno, not yet.

There's not enough, uh, nightlife.

Let alone any day-life, for that matter.

Well, now, don't worry about that
because we've got

Ketchum's beach club in our pocket.

What I'm interested in now is something
on the order of a convention center.

You've got something in mind?

I do have a thing or two in mind,
Mr. Friedman. Yes, I do. [chuckles]

[car engine starting]

[tires screeching]

[stammers] I'm fine. Thank you.

Diana? Diana! How are you?

- Uh, Schuyler Markham.
- Oh!

We worked on that case about a year ago
in Los Angeles.

Sure. Uh, did you see that?

Thank you.

Lucky man. Have to have eyes
in the back of your head these days.

Yeah.

- Hey, how are you doing?
- I'm fine. Couldn't be better.

I'm off the police force, you know.

Now I'm a freelance security consultant.

- Well, congratulations.
- Why, thank you.

How about you?
What are you doing here in Santa Corona?

I'm just here on a vacation.
It's the first one in about a year.

Ah. We should get together soon.

- Okay.
- I have to go see a client right now,

- but, uh, how about lunch tomorrow?
- Okay.

Okay, I'll meet you
at the Pacifica Lounge at noon.

It's right down there at the beach.
Okay?

- Great, Skye. Nice to see you.
- Nice to see you.

Someone better do something
about the crazy drivers in this town

before someone gets hurt.

If anyone can do something about it,
you can.

Frankly, your threats
are getting tedious.

John, does that mean
that you're considering my offer

to buy these deserted storefronts
from you?

I intend to renovate them and
preserve a part of Santa Corona's past.

I won't see them torn down
for some antiseptic convention center.

Just as I won't see you turn
Santa Corona into another Atlantic City.

John, you really seem rather
upset about this near-accident.

You know, maybe you and I better
discuss this another time.

But, please be careful
because you never know about accidents.

Take care.

Mr. Key is going to be
stubborn about this.

Do you know that gray building

in the middle of the storefronts
that are so dear to his heart?

It's a real fire hazard, that building.

Well...

perhaps Mr. Key will reconsider my offer

once that property is beyond renovation.

[laughing]

- [knocking on door]
- Yes.

[man] Mr. Donalsen, may I see you
for a minute in private?

Come in.

We seem to have a problem.
Her name is Diana Prince.

Do you think the Prince woman
is investigating us?

I don't know.
She says she's on vacation.

But just between you and me, she doesn't
seem the type that's ever on vacation.

You know, maybe she's the reason
why our little bonfire...

just fizzled.

Could be.

You know,
I don't know how that fire went out.

But fortunately, the police
don't know who started it, huh?

I'll just have our men take care of her.

No, Evan, not just yet.

We really don't know if she's
actually looking into our operations.

I've arranged
to have lunch with her tomorrow.

I'll try and find out more then, okay?

You'd better, because the last thing
we need on our back is the I.A.D.C.

Right.

Mr. Morrisey,
I'm afraid that your, uh, credit

has just reached its limits.
That'll be your last round.

Hey, man, I'm not doing that bad.

Let's put it this way. If this was
a hospital instead of a casino,

you would have
just died at the operating table.

Listen, now,
Duane Morrisey always pays his debts.

Mmm-hmm.

I'll just have my bank in Austin
wire me enough money to cover this.

Yeah, you do that, Mr. Morrisey.
Do that tomorrow morning.

But right now, you have to say goodbye.

Oh, no, listen, see,
I got this system and it works.

I just need a little more time,
a couple of more minutes.

That was a terrific lunch, Skye,
thank you.

Good.

You know, you can show your gratitude
by telling me

what you're really doing
here in Santa Corona.

I told you before. It's just a vacation.

Oh, sure. I suppose you were
seduced by our travel brochures.

- "Leisure Capital Of The West."
- [both chuckle]

Actually, I have
a couple of friends here,

and I thought it would be
a perfect place

to have a nice, quiet vacation.

But with all the weird goings-on
around here,

I might have to revise my estimate.

Ah...

What do you mean?

Oh, well, like that arson attempt
I read about in the paper.

Do you have any idea why someone would
want to burn down an empty building?

Probably just a couple of screwy kids.
Cheap thrills, you know.

Well, here I thought I'd be
getting away from all that.

You will, you will.

- Tell you what I'm gonna do.
- What?

I'll use all the pull I have to
make sure that the rest of your stay

is as boring as possible.

I don't know about boring.
How about just uneventful?

[laughs] Done.

- Do you mind?
- Sorry.

Hey, you're pretty good at that,
little lady.

Almost maybe good enough
to give me a run for my money.

How about trying a game?
Say, a penny a point?

Oh, why don't you make it a dollar
a point, and I'll give you a break.

I won't make you pay up.

You're pretty cocky, aren't you,
little lady?

All right. Let's try.

[sighs]

You're on.

Let's see.

8,200 minus 450.

At a dollar a point,
you would've owed me $7,750.

Even at a penny a point,
you'd be hurting.

How'd you get so good at this?

- Just a knack, I guess.
- Hey.

You got yourself some kind of system,
don't you?

For Pete's sake.
I just memorize the speed of the ships,

calculate the time it takes
for a torpedo to intercept,

take into account
the speed of the torpedo

and the drift of the sea mines,
and fire. That's all.

- How much is 12 times 12?
- 144.

- 12 times 19?
- 228.

- 19 times 36?
- 684.

How many ships were on the screen
of the game we just played?

- Sixty-two.
- How many did I sink?

Seven.

[exhales sharply]

You got yourself one of them
photographic memories, don't you?

I mean, you're a...
What do you call it, um...

A lightning calculator.

It's just something I do.
I never gave it that much thought.

You know something, sweetheart...

you remind me so much of my daughter.

- Poor thing.
- Oh, thanks a lot.

What I mean to say is, she's in for
some hard times, unless I could...

Hey, maybe you, with that memory
of yours, could... Maybe you could...

Nah.

What?

Maybe you could, with that wondrous,

God-given talent you've got,

right a terrible wrong that's been done.

You think you could...
You could be so kind,

so merciful as to do that thing?

Sure, I guess.

Bless you, child. Bless you.

I hate to admit it, Evan,

but that girl's here on assignment.
I'd stake my reputation on it.

In that case, I think we better arrange
a permanent vacation for the lady.

As soon as possible.

- Hi!
- Hi.

Now, tell the truth.

Wouldn't you rather be out
splashing around in the blue Pacific

than sitting here with a dull, dry book?

Well, no. Not really.

Sure she would. Come on, Jeff.
Let's help the little lady save herself.

Hey, no, wait a sec. My glasses!

- Go with the flow, baby.
- [Diana yelping]

Listen, a joke's a joke,
but aren't we getting in a little deep?

Not as deep as we're gonna get, lady.

[man grunting]

Talk. Who told you to kill Diana Prince?

Donalsen, Evan Donalsen.

- Why?
- I don't know.

You don't ask questions.

Are you Mr. Key?

Yes, I'm John Edward Key.
I'm on the city council.

The police phoned me
right after you filed your complaint

against the two men
who tried to drown you.

Key? You're the one
whose building was set on fire, right?

Yes, I'd like to talk to you about that.

I believe the man responsible for that
was behind the attempt on your life.

Evan Donalsen.

I think we'd both best keep on the move.

Donalsen is an elusive
and dangerous man.

His threats are implicit,
his actions anonymous.

There are rumors that he has all sorts

of illegal gambling operations
around town,

but so far we haven't a shred
of hard evidence against him.

Unfortunately, what Wonder Woman
got from those two hoods

isn't considered hard evidence.

Testimony by magic lasso
isn't exactly admissible in court.

Well, at least we know
that Donalsen is behind it.

And, obviously,
he knows that you're with the I.A.D.C.

Maybe he sees you
as some kind of threat.

Ms. Prince, if something isn't done,

Donalsen is going to buy
Santa Corona right out from under us

and turn it into another nest
of criminals and gamblers.

We need your expertise.

And insomuch as you already
seem to be one of his targets...

- What can I lose by helping out, right?
- Right.

Well, so much for this vacation. Maybe
I can call my boss at the I.A.D.C.,

and he can give us
a little information on Mr. Donalsen.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

We can call from my office.
It's not far.

The object of blackjack

is to get as close to 21 points
without exceeding it.

Kings, queens, jacks, and tens
all count for ten points.

All other cards are face value
except for the ace.

Whoo-whee! You sure do have
one heck of a memory, gal.

We should get that money back
in no time at all.

I shouldn't have too much trouble
getting you in, as mature as you are.

And what with wearing the clothes
I'm gonna get you.

Shoot, you could probably
pass for 22, 23.

- Where is this place, anyway?
- You'll know that soon enough, honey.

You know, I'm taking a mighty big chance
just sneaking you in.

But it's either that
or a slow ride down the Pecos River.

Okay, but remember,
two hours and that's it.

If these guys really are crooks

who gypped you
out of your daughter's trust fund...

Cross my heart.

Well, then, I guess it's okay
to hustle the money back.

But I have to be home by 11:00,
or my mom will have a fit.

Don't you worry your pretty little head
about that, honey.

Two hours should just about
be all it should take.

[Steve] Donalsen's done
this sort of thing before

in other cities,
only on a smaller scale.

You know, he'll come in
and buy a nightclub or a hotel

and lay the foundation
for his illegal activities.

Where does he get the funds?

Syndicate money, mostly.

That's what makes it so difficult.

With the mob backing him,

he can cover his tracks
before we can make a move.

And since the mob is involved,
we are involved, Diana.

Which means...

I know, I know, so much for my vacation.

Any idea what Donalsen's next move
will be?

Well, seeing as he's already
gained control of an arcade,

a nightclub, and a dinner theater,

Ira believes he'll try
for some kind of recreation center

to draw a wealthy clientele.

There's the Santa Corona Beach Club.
It's not doing too well.

Howard Ketchum
might be persuaded to sell out to him.

That's our lead, then, Steve.
Thanks for the information.

Oh, anytime, Diana.
Oh, and about your vacation...

I'm sorry.

You are? Bye.

[knocking on door]

Oh, they finally got here, did they?
Thank you. Thank you very much.

They took their own sweet time.

- What's that?
- Some books I ordered from back east.

- I thought they'd never get here.
- Hold it.

That was a private
delivery service, wasn't it?

Yes.

Well, then, why is there postage
on this package?

Let's get out of here.

[both coughing]

To think I could've
gone to Lake Tahoe instead.

Donalsen must be pretty desperate,

planting a bomb
in a public building like that.

I have the feeling
it's not going to be too safe

being around either one of us for...

- Oh, no.
- What?

I'm sorry I had to move out.

Believe me, I wouldn't have done it
if it weren't for your own good.

But who is it? Who's after you?

I can't tell you that.
You see, the more you know,

the greater danger you'll be in.

- We'll miss you, Diana.
- I'll miss you, too, Jamie.

Now if either of you need me,
really need me,

I'll be at the Beachside Motel,
near the Coast Highway, okay?

But call me. Don't come in person.

- Okay. Bye, Diana.
- Okay, bye.

I love you both.

[man] I'm sure
you'll find everything in order.

Mr. Donalsen is very good
when it comes to contracts.

Give me a minute, will you, please?

It's not every day a man sells something
it took him 20 years to build.

- [intercom buzzing]
- [sighs]

I said no interruptions, Ms. Horne.

My name, Mr. Ketchum, is Diana Prince.
I'm with the I.A.D.C.

[stammers] I said no interruptions.
No exceptions.

If I have to,
I will have you subpoenaed.

Well, then, I suggest you do so,
Ms. Prince.

Good afternoon.

Tell Mr. Ketchum I will be back.

Afternoon, Mr. Ketchum.

Diana Prince had
a little trouble reaching you,

so she asked me to keep her appointment.

What are you doing in here? This is
a private office. Get out at once.

Not until we have a little chat.

I don't chat with intruders.

All right.

- What did you want to talk about?
- Evan Donalsen.

- I'd rather not discuss it.
- He's gotten to you already?

No one has gotten to me.
You didn't hear me say that.

Mr. Ketchum,
unless someone stands up to this man,

he'll have your whole town bought
before you know what's happened.

- I don't know what you're talking about.
- I think you do.

You, I take it, work for Donalsen.

If she grabs me, Ketchum,
your family's dead!

Wonder Woman, please, don't.

Call her off, Ketchum.

- I can't let him go.
- You have to.

If I don't play along with them,
if I don't sell them my beach club,

my wife, my daughter
will be in a terrible danger.

All right. Why don't you crawl
back under your rock and leave?

Next time we meet,
it'll be on neutral ground.

There are no neutral grounds, lady.

[merry-go-round music playing]

[exhales sharply] Wow.

I feel like a jerk.

Nonsense. You look like
one of them pretty ladies on TV.

I don't think Farrah Fawcett
is losing any sleep.

[Duane clears throat]

Now remember, all you got to do
is remember

what cards are still left in the deck,

and then compute the odds on whether
or not I should take another card. Okay?

I understand.
But what are we doing here?

Watch.

- [Jamie] Far out.
- Ma'am.

[lounge music playing]

Here you go, Mr. Friedman. That ought
to cover that little debt I owe you.

So it does. Well, enjoy your evening.

I, uh, hope you have
a little better luck, huh?

Thank you.

- Where'd you get the money?
- Out of my loan shark.

200% interest,
but it's all gonna be worth it,

because tonight
I'm gonna win it all back

and then some.

Hit me.

Twenty-one, you beat that.

Duane, can't we leave now?

Leave now? We just got here.

Just a couple of more hands.

See, I want to see the look
on Friedman's face

when I break his bank.

She lead some kind
of a charmed existence or what?

No, she doesn't lead
a charmed existence at all.

She just happens to be
a very, very good agent.

I've seen her in operation.
She's resourceful and tenacious.

It's gonna take more than
a couple of hoods to put her away.

Hmm.

Perhaps you're right. Perhaps...

someone should do the job
that she trusts.

Wait a minute, Evan,

when I took this job,
you didn't say anything about murder.

Well, that... That was just an oversight
on my part, that's all.

[drawer rattles]

I hired you as my security consultant.

Now why don't you
start making me feel secure?

I'm sitting this one out.
I have to go to the ladies' room.

Sure, sure, honey, you go ahead.

Just don't bet more than
$100 while I'm gone.

Hey, don't worry about me, now.

I'm an old hand at this.
I know what I'm doing. Go ahead.

Hey, my man, what do you say
we do it the way we do it in Texas?

Double or nothing.

If you take a look at her dossier,
you'll realize that she's deep in debt.

- Who was that?
- I didn't get a good look at her.

But whoever she was,
she sure got an eyeful.

What happened?
Where are all your winnings?

It's not as bad as it looks.
I still got a few chips left.

We can build up again what we lost.
It won't take that long.

It's after midnight. I'm not going to
stay here for another five hours.

Duane, how could you do this?

What are you going to
tell your daughter?

What daughter?

Oh, my daughter.

You creep. You lousy creep!

Wait a minute.
There's no reason to talk like that.

I'm going home. And as for you,
know where you can go, turkey.

That's the girl that was in the office.

She came with that hick, Morrisey.

That means the rhinestone cowboy
won't leave

until we find out where she lives. Go.

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Oh, hi, Skye.

No, I had to get up
to answer the phone anyway. [chuckles]

Yes, I know it's an old joke,

but what do you expect
at one o'clock in the morning?

Well, sure, Skye, if it's important.

Come on over. I'll be dressed
in a couple minutes, okay?

Bye.

[yawns]

[knocking on door]

Just a second.

Jamie! What are you doing here?
Come on in.

What's that dress you're wearing,
anyway? Where have you been?

Would you believe
watching this guy play blackjack

- for five and a half hours?
- What?

Oh, it was a stupid thing to do, Diana,

but I was helping this guy 'cause
he lost all his money to this casino.

Casino? Where?

Oh, you're not going to believe this,
but there's a casino

in the back of that electronic arcade
near the beach.

What a weird place for a casino.

Come on, we're going to
the police station. Put this jacket on.

Oh, and I knew it. I'm gonna get seven
to ten in the state slammer, right?

No, you're going to be a heroine.

- Oh, Skye, hey, I'm sorry, I forgot.
- Diana.

Listen, uh, we'll have to make
that meeting some other time. Okay?

Why? What's up?

Well, I think we have the evidence
we need to convict Evan Donalsen.

- You have?
- Yep.

There's a casino
in the rear of the arcade.

Diana, I really think
I should call my mother.

We'll call her from the police station

while we're waiting
for the search warrant. Okay?

- I'll see you tomorrow, Skye.
- Uh, sure, Diana.

I really don't know what you think
you're looking for, gentlemen

and ladies. But it's your warrant.

- The door to the casino was right there.
- That door goes to the storage room.

- That's all.
- Do you mind, Mr. Friedman?

No, come on.

- Satisfied?
- But it was here. I'm positive.

The casino was right here.

If this kid does have
a photographic memory,

she'd have a complete map
of our operations in her head.

I put some feelers out.

She's entered into a skateboarding
contest down at the Santa Corona Rink.

Then grab her after the contest.

As for the Prince job,
I want you to finish it immediately.

All right, all right,
you don't have to tell me twice.

That's true. I've told you that before,

and I'm not
going to tell you that again.

I can't understand it.

How could Donalsen have known
what we were going to do

when the only people who knew
about it were you, me, and Jamie.

Maybe he bribed the judge
who gave us the warrant.

- I wouldn't put anything past him.
- [intercom buzzing]

Yes, Ms. Steele?

Schuyler Markham calling for Ms. Prince.

It's for you. Schuyler Markham?

Of course.
Oh, Diana, how could you be so dumb?

- What is it?
- Schuyler Markham

arrived just as
Jamie and I were leaving.

I told him
I'd found something on Donalsen.

And I mentioned the arcade.

Then he might be our man.

- Oh, yes.
- Shall I put him on?

Absolutely.

Hello, Skye.
Hey, sorry about last night.

Look, don't sweat it. But I still would
like to see you, it's fairly urgent.

Well, if you think it's that important,

why not meet me back at my hotel,
let's say, in a half an hour?

- Okay, you're on.
- Okay, fine.

- I'll see you then.
- Bye.

Bye.

Diana.

Now, you will call the police,
won't you?

Oh, I can take care of myself.

And besides, if I need help,

I have a friend
that I can call on for assistance.

[crowd cheering]

[crowd cheering]

You know how many times in my life
I've ever done a handstand? Once.

Just think,
you're about to have done it twice.

[crowd cheering]

[announcer on PA] Contestant Number 9,
Jamie O'Neill.

- Good luck.
- Thanks.

The kid's good, isn't she?

[crowd applauding]

Yeah, Jamie.

[crowd cheering]

Yeah.

Next is contestant 24, Tommy Barnes.

Yeah, Jamie. That's it.

As soon as this thing is over,

pull her away for a photo session.
I'll be in the parking lot with the car.

I knew you were a criminal,
but a peeping Tom, too?

Have you no shame, Mr. Markham?

All right, speak up.

Did Donalsen send you here
to kill Diana Prince?

Yeah.

- All right, what else is Donalsen up to?
- He's going to nab the kid.

- Jamie?
- He's got to find out

how much she knows.

Donalsen's sent some men
to the skateboard rink.

All right, stick your hands through.

[metal bending]

Now, that should hold you
until the police come.

[announcer] And the winner in freestyle,
Jamie O'Neill!

- [Jamie whooping]
- [all cheering]

Hi. I'm Harris, with the Register.
Can I get a few shots

- of you on your board?
- Here?

It is a bit crowded. We could go around
the building to the parking lot.

- The surface is much smoother.
- Okay.

[chatting indistinctly]

So, what would you like me to do?

Handstands, christies,
whatever you like.

No, I'd like you to
step right in to this car.

[tires screeching]

You're not gonna believe this,
but there's some broad on a skateboard

coming after us.

And she's gaining.

[tires screeching]

- Are you all right?
- I'm fine.

Wow. They ought to give you an award,
Wonder Woman.

[both laughing]

- Isn't it beautiful?
- It's beautiful!

Lovely, honey.

Are you all ready
for the finals in San Francisco?

Well, we just booked Mr. Donalsen
on every count

you can name and then some.
All thanks to you, Jamie.

That map you memorized
led us to every one of his casinos.

Oh, anytime.

Well, you better dig in
before it's all gone, John.

Now, don't worry, Diana.
I brought two more large pizzas.

- [Diana] Oh.
- I hope everyone likes

anchovies and pepperoni?

I love anchovies.

Diana! I can't watch.

Oh...

- [laughs]
- Oh!

[theme song playing]

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman