BROADCAST DATE: Sunday,  February 15, 1981, NBC.
DESCRIPTION: Lynda Carter was one of the women featured on "WOMEN WHO RATE A TEN", a variety special broadcasted by NBC and who looked at the women who men considered to be a perfect "Ten". On the special Lynda talked about the meaning of beauty and her million-selling poster and how it felt to be in every men's bedroom.

	Broadcast Network: NBC. Time Slot: Sunday, 08:00 P.M. Hosts: Erik Estrada, Howard Hesseman, Morgan Fairchild. Special Appearances by: LYNDA CARTER, Cathy Lee Crosby, Victoria Principal, Maud Adams, Lois Areno, Donna Dixon, Britt Ekland, Ann Jillian, the "B.J. and The Bear" truck-girls: Candi Brough, Randi Borugh, Sheila DeWindt, Barbara Horan, Judy Landers, Linda McCullough, Sherilyn Wolter, Victoria Johnson, and introducing Maureen Murphy. Director: Mark Warren. Writers: Sheldon Keller, Jerry Russell. Executive Producer: Marvin Minoff. Producer: Robert Guenette. Announcer: Casey Kasem. Music: Fred Werner. Art Director: Ed La Porta.
SYNOPSIS: Lynda makes a special appearance discussing the role and guidelines of beauty, selling a million-dollar poster, and being in a man's bedroom, and a comparison of money and beauty.

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			RUNNING TIME:	00:74:00 [90 minutes including commercials].
			VHS:	Not available on commercial video.
			DVD:	Not available on commercial video.
			INFO:	This is a LYNDA CARTER's one-off appearance at the "WOMEN WHO RATE A TEN" special.
			VIDEO:	[1]  "WOMEN WHO RATE A TEN". Video clip.
			TRIVIA:	[•] LYNDA CARTER's only interviewed and does not appear with the hosts of the special.
				[•] In spite that is a show which main feature is beauty and sex-appeal, Lynda appears wearing a blouse that covers her up to her neck.
				[•] This is the first time for LYNDA CARTER and CATHY LEE CROSBY to appear together in a television special. Cathy Lee Crosby was the star of the 1974 teleflick "WONDER WOMAN" which failed to capture any audience or positive reviews.
				[•] Also this is the first time that LYNDA CARTER and VICTORIA PRINCIPAL share a screen together. A few years later Victoria introduced Lynda as her friend in one of her infomercials.

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