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Lynda Carter on the Wonder Woman spin transformation

Lynda Carter on starring in her own television variety specials

Lynda Carter on her vision for the character "Diana Prince" ("Wonder Woman") on Wonder Woman, and on whether she ever disagreed with the direction the character took on the series

Lynda Carter on working with Lyle Waggoner as "Steve Trevor" on Wonder Woman

Lynda Carter on pushing to have female stunt performers to double for her on Wonder Woman

Lynda Carter on performing some of her own stunts on Wonder Woman

Lynda Carter on her Wonder Woman costume

Lynda Carter on more details of her Wonder Woman costume

Lynda Carter on the Wonder Woman spin transformation

Lynda Carter on the time jump that occurred between the first and second seasons of Wonder Woman, and on the Wonder Woman movies starring Gal Godot

Lynda Carter on how Wonder Woman came to the end after its third season, and on the legacy of the show

Lynda Carter on getting to sing and dance on The Muppet Show

Lynda Carter on originally having a man perform her stunts on Wonder Woman and pushing to have a woman as a stunt double instead

Lynda Carter on originally having a man perform her stunts on Wonder Woman and pushing to have a woman as a stunt double instead

Lynda Carter on originally having a man perform her stunts on Wonder Woman and pushing to have a woman as a stunt double instead

Lynda Carter on her Wonder Woman costume, and on how it was used to hide the mechanics of certain special effects

Lynda Carter on the Wonder Woman spin transformation

On his growing up in Brooklyn, and on attending the University of Missouri; on getting his first job in television, and on how he got into directing; on working on The Tex and Jinx Show, as well as some other shows he worked on the 1950s

On going to Moscow in 1958 to set up a color television studio for NBC, and on how he came to film the "Kitchen Debate" between Richard Nixon and Nikita Khrushchev; on meeting with Mark Goodson and being hired as a director on Play Your Hunch, and what was involved with directing that show; on his friendship with Merv Griffin

On going to work for Goodson-Todman Production; on working with game show producer Bob Stewart, and on his show Password; on the mechanics of Password, how the game was played, and on the celebrity players on Password

On the role of the game show producer in the creation and maintenance of a show, and on the role of the director on a game show; on Bob Stewart's innovations on Password, and on more specifics of working for Goodson-Toddman Productions; on Allen Ludden being hired to host Password

Mike Gargiulo on Play Your Hunch hosted by Merv Griffin

Mike Gargiulo on directing the game show Password

Mike Gargiulo on Allen Ludden being hired to host Password

Mike Gargiulo on how sending a jokey postcard to Bob Stewart from Moscow in 1958 led to a meeting with Mark Goodson and being hired as a director on Play Your Hunch

Mike Gargiulo on how sending a jokey postcard to Bob Stewart from Moscow in 1958 led to a meeting with Mark Goodson and being hired as a director on Play Your Hunch

Mark Gargiulo on his friendship with Merv Griffin, whom he worked with when he was directing Play Your Hunch, hosted by Griffin

Mike Gargiulo on working for Mark Goodson at Goodson-Todman Productions

Mike Gargiulo on working with game show producer Bob Stewart

Mike Gargiulo on Bob Stewart's innovations on Pyramid and how the contestants were directed to walk around during the game