Let's Watch! Wonder Woman TV Pilot (2011)

<p>Acomi and Turk182 take a trip into the Multiverse of the DCEU (Detective Comics Extended Universe) to see some of the worlds we won&#39;t ever truly get a chance to visit. In this case, the two hop on the time treadmill and go back to 2011 to watch the David E. Kelley created unaired <em>Wonder Woman</em> TV pilot. </p> <p>Starring Adrianne Palicki (<em>John Wick, The Orville, Marvel&#39;s Agents of SHIELD</em>) as Wonder Woman a.k.a. Princess Diana a.k.a. Diana Prince a.k.a. Diana of Themyscira, Cary Elwes (<em>Princess Bride, Saw, Robin Hood Men In Tights</em>), Elizabeth Hurley (<em>Bedazzled, Passenger 51, Austin Powers</em>), Tracie Thoms (<em>Death Proof, Looper</em>), and Pedro Pascal (<em>Wonder Woman 1984, Mandalorian, The Last of Us</em>). The pilot is set in a world where Wonder Woman already exists and is known figure and vigilante. She&#39;s also the chairwoman of her own company, which works to improve the world. In this world, Diana Prince is the alter-ego that WW slips into when she wants to get out of the public eye. A &quot;normal&quot; woman, with a &quot;normal&quot; life. Her rival is Veronica Cale (Hurley) who has been experimenting with a body enhancing drug that is kind of illegal; or maybe just in the testing phase. When more and more of the drug&#39;s users start to die, Wonder Woman decides to bring Veronica Cale and her pharmaceutical company down, her way. Her way is illegal vigilante force and killing hired goons. </p> <p>Join Acomi and Turk as they wrap a gold rope around themselves and talk about how hot Adrianne Palicki is. And, in between, judge a TV pilot that wasn&#39;t spectacular, but could&#39;ve been shaped into something fun and entertaining. Still a ton better than <em>Wonder Woman 1984</em>. Let&#39;s Watch <em>Wonder Woman</em> TV pilot (2011). </p> <p>Acomi and Turk182, along the occasional special guest, provide running commentary of awfulsome movie and TV shows. The hosts select movies that either one, or both, have never seen. All jokes and comments are improvise