Before Miami Vice, police dramas were gritty, procedural, and visually plain. They lived in shadows, rain-soaked streets, and muted palettes. Then came pastel suits, speedboats slicing through turquoise water, nightclubs pulsing with music, and a city that felt alive—beautiful and deadly at the same time.

When you think of timeless heroes who transcended the screen and became cultural icons, few figures stand as tall and as radiant as Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman. Long before the explosion of superhero films and endless cinematic universes, Carter donned the golden tiara, bullet-deflecting bracelets, and red, white, and blue costume to show the world what it truly meant to be a warrior of truth, justice, and compassion.