As early as October 2010 the idea was pitched for a reboot of the series, with both director David E. Kelly and Warner Bros. contacting the major networks; only [[NBC]] ordered a pilot episode. Adrianne Palicki was selected to play Wonder Woman, but in a costume that drew complaints about the "rubbery look";<ref>http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gossip/2011/04/adrianne-palicki-wonder-woman-costume-hollywood.html</ref> it was quickly replaced before filming began, and even then the costume de-emphasized the patriotic American look that the original character (and Lynda Carter's series) had. Despite this, Carter said she liked the look. "Adrianne looks gorgeous'" she said, "and I'm really looking forward to seeing David E. Kelley's new series."<ref>https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/lynda-carter-reveals-opinion-new-169327</ref> | As early as October 2010 the idea was pitched for a reboot of the series, with both director David E. Kelly and Warner Bros. contacting the major networks; only [[NBC]] ordered a pilot episode. Adrianne Palicki was selected to play Wonder Woman, but in a costume that drew complaints about the "rubbery look";<ref>http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gossip/2011/04/adrianne-palicki-wonder-woman-costume-hollywood.html</ref> it was quickly replaced before filming began, and even then the costume de-emphasized the patriotic American look that the original character (and Lynda Carter's series) had. Despite this, Carter said she liked the look. "Adrianne looks gorgeous'" she said, "and I'm really looking forward to seeing David E. Kelley's new series."<ref>https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/lynda-carter-reveals-opinion-new-169327</ref> |