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>>this was a show you put your heart and soul in >>to it, and you should be paid something , and I think >>that is totally a legitimate thing to want. There are >>so many actors/actresses that get absolutly no money >>from the shows they spent years working on-and that >>was what they made themselves known for, and they >>earned that, they worked themselves to death, and then >>they have nothing to show for it in the end. > >I totally agree with your point that Joanna should be >appropriately compensated. I'm just sad that an >agreement couldn't be reached so that Joanna could be >included in the DVD. > > >>Joanna would have liked to have been on it, if she >>could have been a part of the whole process she had >>every intention of taking proceeds from the sale of >>the DVD, and she would have donated money to several >>of her favorite charities. > >I can understand that they had a small budget to work >with. However, I think they should've come up with a >compensation plan whereby Joanna could receive a >percentage of the profits from the DVD sales. If they >had to raise the sale price of the DVD by a couple of >dollars (or even by $5.00) to include Joanna in the >DVD, I still would've bought the DVD. I think most >loyal, die-hard fans of the show would also spend the >extra money to buy the DVD. > > >>Joanna did do the VH-1..Where are they Now? episode, >>a few years back, so at least fans have had an >>opportunity to see what she looks like now-which she >>still looks great, and they know what she's doing in >>her life. > >I never saw the VH-1 Where Are They Now? episode. But >I found a photo of Joanna from that episode on the >VH-1 website. Here's the link to Joanna's photo on >the VH-1 website: > >http://www.vh1.com/photos/gallery/?fid=1475595&pid=1535 >011 > >The VH-1 website also has a couple of video clips from >that episode, featuring Eartha Kitt and Lou Ferrigno. >Unfortunately, they don't have any video clips of >Joanna. > > >>Joanna put her heart and soul in to the show, and she >>did a fantastic job, if she hadn't, it wouldn't have >>been the most popular Saturday morning show-of it's >>time-that is proof that people respected it and loved >>it. > >I was 8 years old when Isis was on TV in 1975. Joanna >was my first celebrity crush. Joanna did a fantastic >job playing Isis. I loved the show, and I'm glad to >be able to see it again on DVD.

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