Corrected entry: Wonder Woman is hanging from a Bell Jetranger helicopter. The series was supposed to take place in the 1940's. The Jetranger helicopter wasn't built until 1962 and not released for sale until 1967.
Corrected entry: In the opening sequence, a man placing dynamite on the truck is dressed in a camo-type uniform. This type of clothing was not introduced until 1981, and the episode was set in World War II.
Correction: The camo type/color seen was around during WWII. It should also be pointed out the mistake claims it wasn't introduced until 1981, but the real life filming occurred in 1976. So they can't have been using camo type during filming that wouldn't even be introduced for another 5 years.
I stand corrected. My research at the time was correct on the year. However, I missed the point about it being made available to civilian hunters in 1981.
Corrected entry: It's too ridiculous that nobody, not even Steve Trevor, could recognize Diana Prince as Wonder Woman given they have the same build, sound the same, are never together and she wears those silly glasses.
Correction: The inability to see the resemblance is just a common theme and suspension of disbelief in the such TV shows and movies, so while obviously stupid, really doesn't count as a stupidity as used here (though maybe under common mistakes). Who can't see that Christopher Reeves Clark Kent is also Superman? Or Adam West Bruce Wayne with ward is also Batman and Robin? Or Melissa Benoist Kara Danvers is also Supergirl?
Corrected entry: In "Wonder Woman vs. Gargantua!" when Wonder Woman shows up at the warehouse, she swings her lasso and gets it wrapped around a beam. When she starts to climb it, it's changed from her lasso to a big, thick rope, which is definitely not her lasso.
Correction: Wonder Woman's lasso can expand and stretch at her will.
Correction: The first season was set in the 40s. Seasons 2 and 3 were in the 70s. The title of this episode is a bit of a giveaway...