Edward Cross

Lynda Carter stars as the heroic Amazon princess in this Movie-For-Television that launches the second season of the hit series The New Adventures of Wonder Woman. After examining the plane that crash lands on Paradise Island Wonder Woman (Carter) learns that her realm is once again threatened. She convinces her mother that she must return to the outside world not only to help protect the free world from its enemies but also in this age of radar sonar and laser scanning protect the secret of Paradise Island and its ancient culture.

Mrs. Bellows falls in love with a stray dog at Tony's house. While she is in the garage, the dog suddenly becomes invisible and attacks Tony. He dissuades Mrs. Bellows from taking the dog home while he seeks its owner. After the dog turns on Tony and Roger, Jeannie explains it is her own Djnn Djinn, who tracked her all the way from Baghdad. Tony yields to her please to keep the dog. At NASA as Dr. Bellows inquires about the dog for his wife, Djinn Djinn, invisible, bites Tony again. Jeannie suggests that Tony walk the dog to make friends with it. When Djinn Djinn pops out to chase a cat, the Bellows meet Tony dragging an empty leash. Mrs. Bellows decides to take the dog and Tony worries what will happen if Djinn Djinn vanishes before her eyes. Jeannie pops into NASA where Tony and Roger float in the air for experiments in weightlessness. Mrs. Bellows leaves the dog in her husband's office and it rips his uniform to shreds. Dr. Bellows comes to ask Tony to take the dog back. While he is gone, the unseen Djinn Djinn tears into General Peterson. Later, Jeannie explains that the dog, mistreated by palace guards as a puppy, hates uniforms. After Djinn Djinn rips off Mrs. Bellows' new military looking dress, Jeannie, posing as a little old lady, retrieves the dog. Tony, sure the dog likes him when he's out of uniform, is puzzled when Djinn Djinn turns ferocious again.

Bosley and the Angels are having a drink in a restaurant when Sabrina excuses herself and goes to her car in tine rear parking lot. There, she sees a man rob and murder the owner of the restaurant. The murderer, Burton, tries to run Sabrina down; she falls, hitting her head on concrete. Sabrina wanders away...her memory of everything fades. She hails a cab and vanishes. The Angels and Bosley become worried when Sabrina doesn't show up for a meeting the next morning. They return to the restaurant and question customers. Burton has also returned; he too is looking for Sabrina. He tells the Angels he wants to help them, saying he saw her and will call if he remembers anything. Meanwhile, Sabrina wanders on the beach. She attracts the attention of three young thugs. She moves away and finds protection at the campsite of an old wino, but the boys approach and Sabrina must subdue them one by one. Then she draws her gun from her purse......they see it and flee. Bosley and the Angels contact the cab company and locate the driver who took Sabrina to the beach. They also find the wino (who has Sabrina's gun) and manage to sober him up. Burton has followed Bosley's car and now, offering to help again, overhears the old man telling them that Sabrina "went south." Burton reaches Sabrina first and follows her. He approaches and she fights but the Angels (informed by Charlie that it was Burton who murdered the restaurant owner) arrive in time to shoot it out with Burton. Sabrina regains her memory in time for the prosecution.