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>>I agree with you, Gene. While I enjoyed both >seasons, the first was significantly better. I don't >know if it was the loss of Joanna Pang (whom I would >have loved to have stayed on another season), but the >chemistry/dynamic between the actors definitely >declined to a degree, and I definitely preferred Isis' >first season hair style. > >I get so annoyed when producers begin fiddling with a >formula that is already working very well. Also, >this was such a good show (especially in regard to the >way it integrated morals and life lessons) that I wish >it would have gone on for at least two more full >seasons. > > >I have just finished looking at the new ISIS DVD for >>the first time. I was 10 years old when it came out >>back in 1975-1976. So that means ISIS was very special >>to me. I was able to "suspend my disbelief" which >>means I believed what was happening on screen was real >>at . ISIS lived in my heart and mind. >> >>I loved that super-long hair straight black hair that >>went down below her waist. Of course she has that nice >>micro-mini-dress, goreous legs and go-go boots. I love >>to see her fly and her skirt and hair wave in the wind >>in the first season. >> >>However in the second season I think think producers >>made some very poor decisions. First of all they took >>ISIS down from the wires they used to make her "fly". >>Then, through special effects all she had to do was >>stand upright on a stage and the camera or film would >>be turned horizonal to show her flying. From doing >>that, you all may have noticed that her skirt while >>flying in the 2nd season no longer hugged her body >>when flying but it stood away from her hips in a >>perfect circle because she was standing straight up on >>a stage. They made it even worst by not filming her >>directly over a background above the clouds, but they >>filmed a "film" of her over another film. It gave her >>a two-deminsional look. I did not like that at all. >> >>That long silky straight black hair down to her hips >>was over with too. Now she had a curly a hair job that >>only reach to her mid-back. Still pretty, but not as >>much. That hurt her beautiful image just a tad for >>most people. >> >>The Producers did not bring back "Cindy Lee" (Joanna >>Pang Atkins) in the Second Season. Mrs. Pang explained >>what happen in the interview she made on the new dvd. >>Pang said that after the first season they had some >>time off. So she went back to New York. When it was >>getting time for them to start filming again, she was >>waiting for a phone call from the producers asking her >>back. That phone call never came. She called her agent >>in California (that's were I am) and it took 2 days >>for him to find out anything. He basically told Joanna >>Pang, that producers have decided to make a change in >>casting for the new season. Pang said that it was a >>fancy was of saying that they don't need you anymore. >>In my opinion they did need her. She was replaced by >>the character "Renee Carroll" (Ronalda Douglas). She >>may have been a good singer and more, but she was no >>replacement for the cute and lovely "Cindy Lee" who we >>had grown so attached to in the first season. >> >>The music and sound seem to have suffered too in the >>2nd season. They changed the begining theme music to >>ISIS. In the first season the sound seemed always to >>be in perfect sync with the picture and put in just >>the right scenes. They had terrifc dramatic music when >>something was happening in the series that was >>dangerous or wrong, during the first season. >> >>Sure enough, you can have all the excuses in the book, >>but the 1st season was a full season. The 2nd season >>only lasted 2 months. >> >>I am not knocking the 2nd season totally. I am just >>saying the the 1st season of ISIS was noticable better >>than the second season. >> >>Sincerely Gene

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