On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 6:05 PM, PGage <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I never warmed up to Linda Day, partly because my pre-pubescent mind could
> never forgive her for taking the place of my girlfriend Leslie Ann, and
> partly because, as I remember it, the year she joined the cast was the year
> MI switched exclusively to missions inside the US, which always seemed to
> rob the show of a lot of what made it distinctive. Again based on my
> childhood memories, that switch was a response to criticism that MI was
> glorifying often illegal US interventionism in third world countries.

The PBS Pioneers of Television covered M:I and they mentioned the
changeover from foreign missions to domestic missions against "The
Syndicate." My recollection is that they made the changeover because
they wanted to sell the show in foreign markets and Europeans would
not accept the cartoonish versions of themselves which were on the
show.

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