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"The Outsider"
Series Isis
Season 1, Episode 10
Isis 1x10 001
Air date November 8th, 1975
Writers David Dworski; Susan Dworski
Director Hollingsworth Morse
Producers Norm Prescott; Lou Scheimer; Dick Rosenbloom; Arthur H. Nadel
Starring JoAnna Cameron; Brian Cutler; Joanna Pang
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"The Outsider" is the tenth episode of season one of the superhero action series Isis. It was directed by Hollingsworth Morse with a script written by David Dworski and Susan Dworski. It first aired on CBS on Saturday morning on November 8th, 1975. In this episode, a new student named Wayne Moss becomes an activist at school and hijacks a bulldozer in the hopes of preventing a construction company from developing land inhabited by local wildlife. Isis has to take action to stop a runaway bulldozer.

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Notes[]

  • Although it is the tenth aired episode of the series, it is actually the fourth episode in production. It is listed as episode 4 on the DVD collection.
  • There are a total of eight credited cast members in this episode: 6 are male cast members, and 2 are female cast members.
  • This is actor Wirt Morton's only known work in television.
  • References is made to Dr. Barnes in this episode, but he does not make an appearance.

Trivia[]

  • Film and television actress Tara Reid was born on the same day that this episode first aired.
  • Character wink: Sometimes in TV, characters break the fourth wall by both literally and/or metaphorically "winking" at the camera. This episode concludes with a close-up of Andrea Thomas winking to the viewers.

Quotes[]

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  • Isis: Force of gravity from this rock be still. Let me roll it up the hill.

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  • Isis: O' zephyr winds, which blow on high, lift me now so I can fly.

Bloopers[]

  • Isis's Egyptian-cotton undies do a peek-a-boo to the viewer in the scene where she grabs the dynamite stick.
  • During the class demonstration, the teacher refers to tungsten as a mineral. Tungsten is a chemical element, not a mineral.

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