Ep 20. The Man Who Wouldn't Tell
- TV-NR
- March 31, 1978
- 48 min
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6.7 (160)
In Wonder Woman season 2 episode 20, titled "The Man Who Wouldn't Tell," Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, is called upon by the US military to investigate a suspicious incident at a top-secret base in the middle of the desert. When she arrives, she finds that the entire base has been destroyed, with no apparent signs of who or what was responsible. All that remains is one survivor, an engineer named Dr. Solano, who claims to have no memory of what happened.
Diana quickly realizes that there is more to Dr. Solano's story than meets the eye. Despite his claims of amnesia, she senses that he is hiding something, and she sets out to uncover the truth. As she delves deeper into the mystery, Diana discovers that there are powerful forces at work, and that the fate of the world may be at stake.
As she navigates the complex web of intrigue and danger, Diana is forced to rely on her skills and training as she goes up against a ruthless enemy who will stop at nothing to achieve their goals. With the clock ticking down and the stakes getting higher by the minute, Wonder Woman must race against time to uncover the truth and save the world from disaster.
Throughout the episode, we see Wonder Woman at her best, using her incredible strength, agility, and intellect to take down her enemies and uncover the truth. With her trademark lasso of truth and her unflappable determination, she refuses to give up until justice is served and the world is safe once again.
Along the way, we also get a glimpse into Diana's personal life, as she juggles her duties as Wonder Woman with her relationships with her friends and colleagues. We see her struggle with the weight of her responsibilities, but also find moments of happiness and levity as she navigates the challenges of her dual identities.
Overall, "The Man Who Wouldn't Tell" is a thrilling episode that showcases the best of Wonder Woman's abilities and personality. With its mix of action, mystery, and drama, it is a must-see for fans of the series and superhero genre alike.
