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Rating: - camp and gravitas
Some memories are dulled by time, but after seeing this DVD set since its original airing on TV my recollections of this show were just as fondly rekindled as if I had seen them yesterday with a bowl (or box) of cereal in hand crouched in front of the set. (This scene being repeated in millions of homes on Saturday morning) JoAnna Cameron - at first - turned down the offer of playing Isis, however, I could not imagine anyone else but her being this character. Yes, there is a camp quality to the series several decades on but Ms. Cameron delivers her lines with a regal quality (She also has a beautiful dulcet speaking voice) There was something for everyone here in this series. If you are a male of a certain age - as I am - she was probably your first crush. For girls, she probably represented a female role model to look up to. And yes, I am sure some fathers were tuning in as well (I will admit she does have superb legs) For an introspective small town girl from Colorado to inspire such devotion from her fans is saying something. JoAnna Cameron was probably deserving of much better roles and there was probably some typecasting as a result of taking a role like this but without any disrespect to the other cast members, she really was this show. Her wholesome sex appeal and "girl next door" quality brought this very low budget affair to a higher level. On behalf of the legions and legions of prepubescent boys who were transfixed by your gaze on Saturday morning, Thank you Kamali'I wahine Isis. You will always be our first crush.

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