So, we have at our disposal a super being who could single-handedly end WWII. Let's assign her to a run of the mill castle rustling case involving a few hundred head of cattle.
And the multi cultural kids - Apple Dumpling Gang meets Little Rascals.
Still, if WW smiles at me at the end, it'll all be worth it!
LOL! Well, in all fairness, no one assigned WW to the case- she went on her own because she was worried about Steve Trevor, since she knew at some point he would either be knocked out or held prisoner!
shareThat's true! I hadn't thought of that...
I have a hard time buying that two flabby deputies could overpower our star.
And my daughter noted the dramatic departure in tone from the other episodes. I explained that they probably had access to Roy Rogers and the western set and wrote a script around that.
Strange to see LC walking around in costume as WW for so much of the episode. Why the white pants? Part of her disguise?
"Strange to see LC walking around in costume as WW for so much of the episode. Why the white pants? Part of her disguise?"
The story is that Roy Rogers was uncomfortable with the WW costume and asked that she put on some pants.
In my personal opinion, I think this episode would have made a great spin off series.
The show could be called "Hadley's Ranch" It would be about JP and the kids. Some episodes would be about their problems growing up in Texas during the war. Other episodes would be about JP helping the sheriff solving crimes or the kids working together to catch a bad guy. The show what show would have a variety of comedy, adventure,
In my personal opinion this episode would make a great spin-off to Wonder Woman.
It would be called Hadley's ranch. It would be about JP and the kids. Some episodes would be about the kids and their problems growing up in Texas during World War 2. Other episodes would be about JP helping the local sheriff solve mysteries and crimes or the kids ganging up together to stop bad guys. It would have comedy, family drama, adventure, mystery and western fun. It would star Roy Rogers and the kids from the
episode.
Agree or disagree?
J.P. Hadley was one of the biggest suppliers of meat to the military. Agriculture was deemed an essential American industry during World War II, so much so that most farmers and ranchers were given an exemption and few were drafted
Did anyone notice young Lance Kerwin as Jeff Hadley? Kerwin played the lead role in the TV series "James at 15".