NBC Dismisses 'Wonder Woman'

  Well, that was quick! According to EW, David E.Kelley´s Wonder Woman won´t be using her powers any time soon as NBC has decided to reject the pilot after it was reportedly received with mixed reviews at early screenings.

 It isn´t a secret that the project was getting a lot of criticism everywhere, specially after the first picture of Adrianne Palicki wearing the costume appeared online.

Now it is up to Warner Bros. TV to shop around the pilot elsewhere or shelve it completely. 

It is really a shame, we were curious to see what all the buzz was about with this new show.

Do you think NBC made the right move? Would you have given Wonder Woman a chance?

New ‘Wonder Woman’ Images

 Fans of the original Wonder Woman may rest calmly as two new pictures from the shooting of the pilot have emerged (courtesy of SFX) showing actress Adrianne Palicky and, what looks like her body double, wearing a more appropiately improved costume for the Amazonian hero.

 After the first official image of Palicki´s costume emerged, many fans complained about how silly and unrealistic it looked like, which is something that apparently the studio has taken into account if we pay close attention to the changes shown in the new images released. (Click on them for higher quality shots)

Do you like this new outfit better? Let us know in the comments!

First Look: NBC´s Wonder Woman

 The first official image of Adrianne Palicki as Wonder Woman in the pilot NBC is producing has been unveiled.

 According to the first version of David E. Kelley´s script that was leaked on the Internet, there will be more than one costume for the hero as she will portray not two but three different identities (so we´re guessing this might not be the definite modern version but one that resembles the classic old fashioned one).

 What do you guys think, so far? Hit or miss?

Wonder Woman Recruits Elizabeth Hurley

 NBC´s pilot for Wonder Woman is one of the most anticipated shows right now, and it has not even been picked up for series yet!

 Now, fans have another reason to tune in as Elizabeth Hurley has confirmed via her Twitter her involvement in the pilot. The actress wrote: "Thrilled to be doing the NBC pilot Wonder Woman. I'll be playing the evil villain. Can't wait."

 According to TV Line she will play Veronica Cale, which is described as "an evil scientist and businesswoman with a secret, nefarious plan".

 Do you believe Hurley is a good addition to the show?

Original Wonder Woman Actress Praises New Pilot

 Lynda Carter, popular for starring as Wonder Woman in the 1970s TV show, has stated that she fully supports David E. Kelley´s new pilot starring Adrianne Palicki.

 Carter spoke to the Baltimore Sun about the new incarnation of the series: "I think it is an amazing role to play. I know [Adrianne] is going to be really nervous about it, just because you would be. But I have a lot of confidence in David Kelley and what he's going to come up with. David Kelley's so talented, and that's really where it needs to be, is in the writing,"

 She added: "I spoke with David yesterday, and he's really, really excited about it. The story needs to be retold, it needs to have a fresh look at it. It affected a lot of people. I think it's time; I think it's important to have it out there again."

 What do you guys think? Is the world ready for a new Wonder Woman? Maybe Lynda Carter should make a cameo appearance if the show gets produced!

 Let me know in the comments!

Adrianne Palicki Is The New Wonder Woman

 According to TV Line, Actress Adrianne Palicki (Friday Night Lights) has been cast as Wonder Woman in David E. Kelley´s pilot that is being produced by NBC.

The plot of the show finds Palicki playing none other than three different roles:

The superhero and crimefighter, Diana Themyscira, a mega-billionaire CEO and Diana’s assistant, Diana Prince.

Palicki was last seen as one of the female leads of Fox´s short-lived series, Lone Star.

Do you believe she has enough presence to portray the popular Amazonian superhero? Sound off in the comments!