Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul K Bisson

It's a WONDER-sized edition of 'Satin Tights: A Wonder Woman Podcast' as Ray Caspio and Paul K. Bisson review the first ABC-TV 'Wonder Woman' special starring Lynda Carter, "Wonder Woman Meets Baroness Von Gunther" which aired on April 21, 1976. PLUS pop culture guru Andy Mangels joins Paul for a behind-the-scenes look at the development of the episode! So, strap in for a biggest 3-hour tumble down the hill that is "Wonder Woman Meets Baroness Von Gunther!" (show notes coming soon!) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/satintights/support

"The Return of Bigfoot, Part 2" Airdate: September 22, 1976 Written by Kenneth Johnson Directed by Barry Crane Synopsis: Jaime searches for the alien complex in order to obtain a cure for Steve's radiation sickness. John and Liz are joined by Satin Tights host, Paul K. Bisson.  Together, they discuss the music of Joe Harnell, Jaime's first real fight, and the thrill of seeing three bionic beings on one show. Bionic Operative Paul K. Bisson

"The Return of Bigfoot, Part 1" Airdate: September 19, 1976 Written by Kenneth Johnson Directed by Barry Crane Synopsis: Steve is accused of a series of roberies based on the damage that looks to be caused by a bionic operative.   John and Liz are joined by Satin Tights host, Paul K. Bisson.  Together, they discuss the thrill of having a crossover story, the music of the episode, and the performance of Sandy Duncan. Bionic Operative Paul K. Bisson

Our review of "The New, Original Wonder Woman" — the 1975 pilot movie that started it all — comes to an end in this fourth and final segment before we dive into the series proper! Hosts Ray Caspio and Paul K. Bisson are joined once again by Wonder Woman authority, Andy Mangles ("Wonder Woman '77 Meets The Bionic Woman") as they break down the scenes and dig into the various versions of the script. It's a fun and informative rollercoaster with three lifelong Wonder Woman fans! Let us know what you think and share your own thoughts about the movie by following us on social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok) and by visiting us at SatinTights.com You can also email us at SatinTightsPodcast@gmail.com Our guest bumper for this episode is Susannah Mars, an artist, actor, singer, and voice actress — she's also the daughter of veteran actor Kenneth Mars — who played Von Blasko in the pilot! Susannah is working on a short animated documentary called "Mourning Has Broken," about four artists grieving the loss of loved ones who collaborate to create a work of art together. Susannah's special relationship with her dad is documented in the work. "We're living through unprecedented times of uncertainty and loss right now. Some of us are seeking ways to process our grief through art." Visit the film's GO FUND ME page. Sign up for Susannah's monthly newsletter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/satintights/message

PART THREE of our review of The New, Original Wonder Woman is here! Hosts Ray Caspio and Paul K. Bisson lasso USA Today best-selling author, Andy Mangles for round three of a deep-dive into the pilot movie that gifted Lynda Carter to a generation as Wonder Woman! 00:00:00 — Last time on Satin Tights: A Wonder Woman Podcast 00:00:57 — Satin Tights theme 00:01:30 — The Tournament / No Gods, No Clay / Masked Competitive Strumpets 00:11:03 — Bullets and Bracelets #1: Slow Motion 00:13:11 — Golden Belt / Golden Lasso / Unmasked 00:18:25 — BREAK / PROMO: Wonder Woman: Warrior for Peace Podcast 00:19:00 — Wonder Woman / Cumbersome Skirt / Cloris, Carol, Beatrice 00:29:42 — The Invisible Plane / Stupidest Music / Mood Chair 00:33:28 — Returning Steve Trevor / Carrying Lyle Waggoner: How'd They Do That? 00:39:22 — Marcia is a Nazi / "She must be found and stopped!" 00:41:56 — Tarzan Scene; Wonder Woman in Washington / Marie's Women's Wear 00:46:00 — False Innocence / Real Stinkers / Interfering Directors 00:49:00 — Wonder Bra? / Background Players 00:50:15 — Andy's Wonder Run 00:54:15 — Bank Robbery / Bullets and Bracelets #2: Blink / Superman #261 (1972) 00:58:08 — Longer Scripted Fight / Deleted Jump Over Car / Lynda on Tonight Show 01:03:48 — Wonderful Woman in the Bathing Suit / Ashley Norman's Proposition 01:05:25 — Wet Backlot / Andy's Wet Tardis / Sal and Nunzio 01:08:45 — BREAK / PROMO: Diana Prince Wonder Woman Podcast 01:10:24 — Nurse Diana Prince / Bullets and Bracelets #3: Machine Gun 01:20:45 — Feminum Intuition / Stink Eye 01:23:00 — Von Blasko and Nicholas Farewell / Nicholas is Mariposa? 01:26:32 — Ashley vs. Wonder Woman / "Too Many Donuts" 01:29:05 — Unsolved Mystery: Wonder Woman Meets Diana Prince? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/satintights/message

Part Two of our deep dive into the Lynda Carter 1975 TV movie, "The New, Original Wonder Woman." Hosts Ray Caspio and Paul K. Bisson with guest Andy Mangels finally get into the narrative! Happy Wonder Woman Day! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/satintights/message

Cyborgs returns with an ALL-NEW episode review! Host, Paul K. Bisson invites longtime Bionic fan, Rod De Luca, Jr. back to the podcast to take a swing at the fourth episode of the Bionic Woman: "A Thing of the Past." Originally broadcast on February 18, 1976, and guest-starring the legendary Donald O'Connor ("Singing in the Rain") as an Ojai school bus driver with a mysterious past. BONUS: James Sherrard of The Bionic Woman Files fan site stops by to "Declassify" some cool "behind-the-scenes" information about the episode! Listen NOW!

Finally! Our review of The New, Original Wonder Woman is here!--sort of. Actually, PART ONE of our review is here. Also, there's no review. Hey, where are you going? The truth is our recording was over four hours long! NO, we didn't plan it that way. Usually we block out two hours for recording. But when you have three die-hard Wonder Woman fans - Ray Caspio, Paul K. Bisson, and Special Guest Andy Mangels - discussing a 75 minute movie that holds such an important place in our hearts - and yours - well, we just had to talk about more than just the movie. And we did. A lot more. But instead of cutting a lot of that discussion out, we decided to keep most of it in and break the podcast into two parts. But don't let that discourage you from listening… Part One is fun! There's lots of backstory, lots to learn, and we've even got a few surprises along the way. So, sit back, grab a snack, and enjoy! Show notes coming shortly! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/satintights/message

Finally! Our review of The New, Original Wonder Woman is here!--sort of. Actually, PART ONE of our review is here. Also, there's no review. Hey, where are you going? The truth is our recording was over four hours long! NO, we didn't plan it that way. Usually we block out two hours for recording. But when you have three die-hard Wonder Woman fans - Ray Caspio, Paul K. Bisson, and Special Guest Andy Mangels - discussing a 75 minute movie that holds such an important place in our hearts - and yours - well, we just had to talk about more than just the movie. And we did. A lot more. But instead of cutting a lot of that discussion out, we decided to keep most of it in and break the podcast into two parts. But don’t let that discourage you from listening… Part One is fun! There's lots of backstory, lots to learn, and we’ve even got a few surprises along the way. So, sit back, grab a snack, and enjoy! Show notes coming shortly!

Lifelong WONDER WOMAN fans Ray Caspio and Paul K. Bisson explore the LYNDA CARTER television series. It's a fun, lively, and informative discussion with fellow fans and notable names in Wonder Woman fandom. We also interview some of the people involved in creating the show. And we talk to the people who are creating new officially licensed merchandise, from comics to music! So what are you waiting for? Subscribe to Satin Tights: A Wonder Woman Podcast!This first episode, "Getting to Know You" serves as a primer with Ray and Paul sharing their personal stories about their relationship with Wonder Woman and how she has affected their lives. From their first Wonder Woman comic, and pretending to be the character on the playground, to getting bullied in school, and recognizing their own inner Wonder Woman. Get to know Ray and Paul in this first episode of Satin Tights!Quick notes: Paul mentions his first Wonder Woman comic as being v1-151. He actually means v1-251. Ray likewise mentions WW comic v2-45 as changing his perception of WW comics - the actual issue is v2-64.Share YOUR story with us on social media or via email or by leaving us a voicemail message! We may use your message on a future podcast.VOICEMAIL: (508) 68-SATIN or (508) 687-2846FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/SatinTights/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/SatinTightsPODEMAIL: satintightspodcast@gmail.comINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/satintights/BLOG: https://satintights.blogspot.com/WIKI: http://wonderwoman.wikia.comURL: http://SatinTights.comRAY: http://raycaspio.comPAUL: http://bisson.net

"Fine Feathered Finks/The Penguin's a Jinx" January 19/20, 1966 ThePenguin is released from prison and comes up with a perfect scheme for his next crime - let Batman figure it out for him.  Can Batman figure this out before it's too late? Joining John for the first appearance of "that pompous, waddling master of foul play, the maestro of a million criminal umbrellas" is Restaurant Stakeout narrator and Cyborgs: A Bionic Podcast co-host Paul K. Bisson Comment on the episode here or write thebatcavepodcast@gmail.com or call 888-866-9010. Take a moment to rate the episode by using our star system at the bottom of this entry. Wonder Woman, Star Trek, Six Million Dollar Man & Bionic Woman, and The Omen- for a poor kid growing up in Boston (where there wasn't much to do except watch TV or go outside and find trouble), they were doorways into the worlds of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and comics.  And they remain the cornerstones of Paul K. Bisson's inner Fanboy. Today, Paul is an actor, writer, independent media producer, and all-around Geek.  He still collects comics (mostly DC and definitely Wonder Woman), he founded the member-rich Bionic Fan Network  (http://www.bionicfans.net) and an ambitious online Bionic encyclopedia, The Bionic Wiki (http://www.bionic.wikia.com), he's the webmaster of The Omen Chronicles, the only fansite devoted to the Omen film series (http://www.omenchronicles.com), and he's developing http://www.fancommentary.com -- a social networking site where people can upload their own audio commentaries for their favorite movies and TV shows. Paul is currently the narrator for Food Network's Restaurant Stakeout, the co-host of Cyborgs: A Bionic Podcast, and the voice of The Chronic Rift Podcast.