The Shazam-Isis Hour (Recreation - Openings, Interstitials, Morals, Closings) 

It was sad to find that out. She passed away a couple of days after my mom passed.

She was such beautiful Lady, RIP, Ms Cameron. Rest in Jesus Christ arms . 🙏 Shazam and Isis was two great Saturday morning shows ,it was a amazing time experience for us 70's youngsters. Was born in the 60's

My brother and I would always brother run downstairs every Saturday morning to watch our Saturday morning cartoons all the way up to the Shazam Isis Hour. Then our parents got the TV afterwards. shows like this were my childhood back in the 70s; they were the best.

@@kathrynjordan8782 Thank God we were born in a great era I miss my childhood.im 56 .Time flys by 😁

@@Manuel-zo3wg I know what you mean. I am 57 and I am so glad that I found these on DVD so I can relive my childhood. I remember running down the stairs on Saturday mornings to watch Shazam-Isis. They just don't make these kinds of shows anymore.

And quite a hanging belly, Jackson Bostwick was a much better fit Captain Marvel.

Yeah they could've found a better replacement for 'Bostwick' instead of 'Davey' .

Isn't my imagination or does Captain Marvel's cape look like a 70's shower curtain?

:-D That flat board certainly didn't give him a washboard

The wraparound material, Shazam opening/close and moral come from an HD webrip. The Isis opening/close/moral come from DVD. The Isis moral segment was on the DVD as a special feature, but only survives in lesser-quality. Those segments were not included in the syndicated versions, and the masters of the full network versions of Isis have long since been lost. Glad you enjoyed it!

Well, Billy Batson is an orphan who grew up dirt poor, and Andrea Thomas was an archaeology professor from a relatively minor college. It makes for an interesting situation to have Billy transformed into an adult version of himself with the Wisdom of Solomon and the Courage of Achilles affecting how he sees and reacts to things, and for Andrea to have the knowledge and power of Isis flowing through her, altering her own perceptions. If you were just your regular self, but suddenly had aspects of ancient, powerful beings flowing through you, how would you react? Would you still be you, or would it be easy to be swept away by those large and powerful personalities? They didn't touch on it much in shows aimed at kids, but it's got interesting potential for storytelling when the mythical and mundane get melded together like that.

It's "lift me now" but you got the rest right.

Sorry, I don't have access to any material from The Funtastic World programming block.