| Includes subcategories relating to Wanda Duncan. |
| Wanda Duncan | |
| Birth name: | Wanda Louise Scott |
| Gender: | Female |
| Medium(s): | Television |
| Roles: | Writer |
| Born: | July 27th, 1925 |
| Birthplace: | Minco, Oklahoma |
| Died: | June 16th, 2007 |
| Deathplace: | Norman, Oklahoma |
| Notable works: | The Immortal Land of the Giants Lost in Space The Time Tunnel |
Wanda Louise Scott Duncan was an American novelist and writer for television. She was born in Minco, Oklahoma on July 27th, 1925. Wanda Duncan co-wrote scripts for several science fiction programs produced by Irwin Allen Productions including Land of the Giants, Lost in Space and The Time Tunnel. She also co-wrote two episodes of The Immortal including the series finale, "My Brother's Keeper". Wanda Duncan passed away in Norman, Oklahoma on June 16th, 2007 at the age of 81.
Immortal, The[]
Land of the Giants[]
- Land of the Giants: Seven Little Indians
- Land of the Giants: Collector's Item
- Land of the Giants: Panic
Lost in Space[]
- Lost in Space: Space Circus
- Lost in Space: The Android Machine
- Lost in Space: The Toymaker
- Lost in Space: Revolt of the Androids
- Lost in Space: The Time Merchant
Time Tunnel, The[]
- Time Tunnel: The Last Patrol
- Time Tunnel: Devil's Island
- Time Tunnel: The Alamo
- Time Tunnel: Invasion
- Time Tunnel: Kill Two by Two
- Time Tunnel: Visitors from Beyond the Stars
- Time Tunnel: Idol of Death
- Time Tunnel: The Death Merchant
- Time Tunnel: Raiders from Outer Space
Films[]
- Aliens from Another Planet [1]
Notes & Trivia[]
- Wanda Duncan was married to fellow writer Bob Duncan. The two collaborated on many of the same projects together.
Other works[]
- Wanda Duncan is also known for co-writing the novel Temple Dogs in 1977.
- Wanda Duncan's first credited television work was writing the "A House with Golden Streets" episode of Matinee Theatre in 1958.
External Links[]
- Wanda Duncan at IMDB
- Wanda Duncan at ShareTV.com
- Wanda Duncan at TV.com guide
- Wanda Duncan at TV Rage.com
References[]
- ↑ Bob Duncan wrote the segment "Visitors from Beyond the Stars".
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