I agree with klempner69, it's edited too fast. You should redo this clip by leaving out all the transitions and actually keeping the pictures onscreen for at least 2 seconds each. That way the focus is on the actual content, and not the editing.
just noticed, in the cabin there is a machine with a perspex dome, inside is a model of the ship........ same thing in space ship in the movie Forbbiden Plant.
@Kryptoskryptos I grew up in the late 70s & 80s and used to watch this on TBS Sunday mornings at 8:00. Sometime in the late 80s to early 90s USA would show it on weekday mornings around 9:00--is that when you watched it?
This is great: Lost In Space in the information age: Police=The Robot The armed forces =Dr.West, The Men's Rights Movement= Dr. Smith, The mental health destigmatization movement = The Monster just pick one....
Me too...matter of fact...I never missed a single episode from episode #1 to the end of the series...as hokey as it got....it became an obsession to see every episode once I strung a season together.
Anyone know why Guy Williams and June Lockhart would simply disappear in some season 3 episodes? In one episode where Smith and Don are put in a work prison the only members in the episode are Will, the Robot, Dr Smith and Major West...the others are not even mentioned....Huh. Was there a contractual probem or were they wanting of the show?
@MarkFFHH "... or were they wanting off the show....?" Actually, you're very close to the money from what I've read. By Season 3, the Not-Will/Smith/Robot actors were pretty-much 'deeply chagrined' (shall we say?) with what the writers had done with their characters. The show had turned into a campy-hokey fest and any semblence or pretense of science fiction was lost. Shame. Some episodes (Wincelberg's 1st 5; Gilles' Mr Nobody / Magic Mirror) were truly first class sci-fi/fantasy writing.
Hello: Guy Williams died in Buenos AIres , Argentina...after playing Zorro in programs and circus for a long time: he was so loved in Argentina. I knew his address. His ashes then went to USA. Regards, Sergio.
Gene Roddenberry wanted a woman as the second in command on Star Trek and Spock was originally a lesser officer, which that episode was changed into the episode called the Cage. Lost in Space had a blonde Judy a love interest for Don and Star Trek had Yeoman Rann a love interest for Capt. Kirk, but Yeoman Rann was cut from the show and they had Capt. Kirk attracted to numerous women throughout the run of the show. They did try something new in it had sexual assault with duplicate Kirk, etc.
Lost in Space started out as straight scifi and adventure but switched to scifi comedy and Star Trek also did some commedy with such episodes as the trouble with tribbles.
Lost in Space was a great show. Far more believable than Star Trek. After all if these spaceships could navigate millions of miles through galaxies they more than likely would have run into strange creatures as the Robinson family did. Star Trek's strangest creature was a guy with pointy ears who spoke great english and had some kind of sleeper grip if he could get you on the shoulder. C'mon is that the best you got???????
@koolhalo Back in 1996 when the network was discussing Star Trek for a brief moment they showed the ratings for both shows during the 1960's and LOST IN SPACE was more popular! It was us The Youth of that time that dictated just how long those TV Missions would last.
@trailboyus66 That sounds about right. Lost in Space was a very creative show and was shown on Wednesday nights ( if I remember correctly). It was on against much stiffer competition than Star Wars which was on Sunday nights. Back in the 60's there was absolutely nothing on TV on Sunday nights. I tried to enjoy the show but it wasn't very exciting. Where were the trekkies when the ratings were taken? They should've had bigger ratings. Nobody, nobody beats the Robinson's robot!!
@koolhalo You mean Star Trek not Star Wars... Yes Wednesday night is correct. CBS KRCG TV 13 Jefferson City Missouri. aired Lost in Space @ 8pm. Because so many kids were in bed by that time KRCG later aired it on Saturday afternoons. Believe it or not The Weather Man Lee Gordon; was also well connected with CBS programing & played a big part in keeping The Robinson family Lost in Space. Lee went to work in 1955 and retired a few years ago. He has twin sons exactly my age.
@trailboyus66 yes, I meant star Trek and not Star Wars. I remember the problem with the 8pm slot. I would always turn the TV on and start watching and if I was lucky I would get to watch the entire show. Most of the time I would just get to see part as my dad would remind me of school and I would have to go to bed !
@koolhalo Star Trek did have a moving rock like creature that burned holes through rock with acid, that miners were killing it's off spring. Many things on Star Trek copied Lost in Space Cerino Jones, Harry Mudd and Quark all reminded me of Dr. Smith. Mr. Spocks that's not logical reminded me of the robots that does not compute. and Data turned off in the back similar to the robot. Next Gen's Smart kid Wesley and his redhead mom reminded me of Will and Mrs. Robinson.
@hydrolito I see your point on some similarities of the 2 shows. But back in the 60's I always wanted Star Trek to be as exciting and adventurous as Lost In Space. It was on Sunday nights back before cable TV and all the choices to view we have today, but it was a so-so show. The creativity of Irwin Allen and the courage of the networks at that time to put new shows that were different made Lost In Space an adventure every week. Iet let our imaginations wonder about the next episode.
I agree. If Lost in Space had stayed with the format of the first season, it would have been better than Star Trek, instead of a big joke. Such a shame.
Hello, All. I was looking after a neighbor's pet and noticed several L.I.S. robots around. Reminded me of how much we all looked forward to each episode. I recognized June Lockhart (Lassie), Angela Cartwright (Make Room For Daddy, Sound of Music) and even Bill Mumy (Dear Brigette), but I didn't realize until years later that Guy Williams had been ZORRO! Best Wishes All.
One of my neighbors purchased the fulll-scale mock-up of the Jupiter II at auction. Has it permanently placed to the rear of his property. I've been through it on several occasions. Quite interesting.
Gosh I grew up watching this show,it was my favorite, Iove the robot and all the characters,and effects. They just don't make em like that any more...
@brandenburg2388 He was taken back in time, put in a crusher, and some of his parts were used when they developed the KNIGHT 2000 (but you can call him KITT)! :)
What can one say about this beloved show that millions of us grew up with? One of the best tv series of all time. Better than Star Trek cuz this show had camp value as well as space adventure.
Thank you so much for giving me a remembrance of my childhood..growing up in the 60's...loved all the Irwin Allen shows..and yes, I'll date myself..favorite cartoon show was "Jonny Quest"
I grew up watching Lost in Space and other Irwin Allen Creations. It was quite cool to end up working with Jonathan, Bill, Marta and Angela. Sadly it was to be Jonathan's final performance. They all provided voices for my film THE BOLT WHO SCREWED CHRISTMAS.
Can anybody identify the star system in the center of the closing credits? Very bright magnitude in the center of a gaseous cloud...photo by California Inst. of Tech copyright 1959.
Probably sacrelidge, but I love season three the best. Some bad eps in there, sure, but many that I love, too. Anti Matter Man, Target Earth, Hunter's Moon, Visiti to a Hostile Planet, Flight into the Future, Deadliest of the Species, The Time Merchant. I do enjoy season one though, I'm haunted from childhood by War of the Robots!
@straker2 When season three was good, it was really good. However, when it was bad, it was REALLY bad. I will say it was the prettiest season, what, with those vibrant colors, great new costumes, updated late '60s hairstyles, a plethora of new Jupiter 2 action scenes, and that unforgetable opening theme countdown sequence.
I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW! TAKES ME BACK TO BEING A CHILD ANTICIPATING ALL MY FAVORITES SHOWS TO COME ON TV : ) THANKS!!!! SO MUCH FOR THIS!!!
I loved Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Land of the Giants, the Time Tunnel....all of them. But like Lost in Space after the initial season or two, Irwin erred by going campy. I guess everyone was trying to emulate the success of Batman. Too bad the movie was so far removed esthetically from the TV Lost in Space. The short homage to the Jupiter Two with the orbital insertion vehicle looking like a claptrap Jupiter 2 did not do it for me. ;)
Well done putting the clip together. Gave me flash backs when I was a kid rushing home from school to watch the show. And I do have the original b9 from then.
I liked the all the different transitons at the start,then you went to push thrus and it got a bit samey...Would like to have seen more variation mid video..then back to push thrus..cheers
Yeah they had some silly episodes where Dr. Smith is worried about Thor killing him, and tries to fool him with a fake rock. The silly Valkyrie in that episode also, the carrot looking vegetable man, etc. Star Trek Also did god Appolo but made it less silly, but they had that silly episode with tribbels. S.t.'s Harry Mudd, Cerinol Jones & Star Trek DS9 Quark were all similar to Dr. Smith, STNG's Dr. Beverly Crush similar to mrs. Robinson with red hair and son Wesley similar to Will but older.
Another one I liked as a kid but not as much now is when Dr. Smith goes on a treasure hunt with the pirates. But that kind of episode was what made some people say season one was the best. They did not like all the fantasy elements. They preferred the sci fi episodes. I can kind of see it now as an adult, but as a kid you don't care about that stuff. This video kind of helps prove why the show was popular. I think the soundtrack had a lot to do with it.
Everyone had their favorite episodes. So it is hard to say which one was the best. I'd say I liked the one where Will becomes a Dr. Smith Cyborg. But I have not seen all of the first season. Some people say the show had better episodes back then. In reruns they usually stuck to seasons two and three because they were in color. Not many kids would watch B&W. Even in the 70's. I liked the ones where Will and Penny were in them. I think Penny should have more screen time in general.
I'm so excited that I'm going to see this series soon. I don't know why. Looks fun. All the shows today are boring to me. I only watched the movie version though.
I just loved this tv show when I was a kid. We could see it only once a week and it was a very important evening before going to bed. So, I really grew up with these tv series like Bonanza, High Chapparal, The Virginian etc. Its really great to see parts of them here after so many years ;)
Sem palavras....a minha série favorita de todas que assisti. O tempo passou e lamento pela perda do ator Jonathan Harris ( mas morreu velhinho) todos temos que partir algum dia. Ele, ou melhor dizendo Dr. Smith era a alma e a razão de ser de todo o seriado; semquerer desmerecer evidentemente nenhum outro grande astro ou estrela do filme. Mas Jonathan Harris realmente era especial. A melhor produção de Irvin Allen com toda certeza.
La serie de TV favorita de mi infancia (y creo que la de muchos), todos los sábados a las 20:30 en la ciudad de México la mayoría de los niños de entonces nos sentábamos frente al televisor para ver el capítulo de Perdidos en el Espacio. Sensacional programa. Saludos
Before Judy Robinson left earth she did a movie called Beach Blanket Bingo Annette turned down the trip to space so Judy was second in line She may be still up there Has anyone seen her in the flesh?
@lpvcrcd Years after Lost in Space, I saw a movie with some soft-core porn in it. I thought one of the girls getting it on with another girl looked awful familiar, so I checked the credits. Sure enough, it was Marta Christen aka Judy Robinson.
I'll be the first to agree that the 1st season was the best....but I also enjoyed seasons 2 and 3...I enjoyed the whole show period. So it went from serious sci-fi to campy sci-fi...don't care, I still loved the show, the ENTIRE show.
Totally agree. 1st season best for plots. 3rd for song! Little known fact. In the first season they landed on a planet with an extremely eccentric orbit that took them through extremes of hot and cold. Did you know scientists have discovered several exoplanets that do have that kind of orbit? Did LIS predict the future?
@PAULNIEM Statistically, when faced with practically infinite possibilities, scientists were SURE to find a planet with an extremely eccentric orbit. Though, yes, LIS, like all good sci-fi, made some good predictions about the future, as did Jules Verne, among others.
Love watching these, reminds me of my childhood dreams. Always wished I had a robot friend. Did you know that the creator of "Robbie the Robot" was also the creator of the B9 robot from Lost in Space?
Great tribute. i love the LIS theme music. Can someone put on the actual video that went with the intro music. They had this Countdown from 10 that I thought was so cool as a kid.
both "Startrek" & L.I.S were my most watched & favorites of all time. My parents wouldn't let me watch L.I.S because i would have nightmares after viewing, so when it came on (only 2 channels in black & white in those days in the UK) they put me in the kitchen till it was over, So i started digging a secret hole in the kitchen concrete wall, (under the kitchen table of coarse) after 1 month i nearly got through, but it was discovered & i got whacked hard. just shows how much i loved L.I.S hahaha
Robbie the Robot was in Forbidden planet. Robbie the robot was the Robotoid on an episode of Lost in Space. The Regular robot on Lost in Space was just called The Robot or Robot, it had no name.
Irwin Allen seems to be a bit squeamish on violence, so you rarely saw full on punch outs happening.
Now turn the dial to The Wild Wild West in 1965, the same as LIS, and you see at least two gang style punch outs per episode and even more if they could squeeze it in.
It's time for a Lost in Space Reunion film for the Original Cast. It can work without Dr. smith. Just cast in his nearest reletive that was duped into going off to Outer Space to go looking for him.
Judy Robinson was my First Crush. Barbara Eden was my second Crush. to this day I melt for Blonds anywhere.
Will was beyond Cool ! So was Guy Williams. He was the ideal TV Father. He was like Ward Cleaver in Outer Space !
June Lockhart was Good too ! The Aliens attck and she bakes a cake ! : )
Wonderful tribute, I can still see L.I.S. once a week on a obscure cable channel. The first year and Pilot episode still hold up. The pilot exceptionally well, the last years in color some are so bad, I'll still watch or leave it on doing other things. Its amazing this show captured a generation. Space travel, though flight was a actual reality thanks to NASA. Thanks to L.I.S. this generation actually thought of traveling and living with a family. Great time of life great memories. Thanks !!
This is just a guess but i think the idea must have come come a TV excecutive who said something like: "hey guys lets jump on the space race bandwagon. I have a great idea for a new TV show. We remake `THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON' only its in space and we call it `THE SPACE FAMILY ROBINSON` ".
I am so glad that they did not call this show `The Space Family Robinson'.
I am very excited remembering my teenage years, when I see this movie. I'm sorry the loss of family member Robson. I am very sad. Congratulations Magnificent. My name is Cesar Maia Nogueira, I live in Brazil, in Fortaleza, where Dr. Smith ever been. Thank you. Fortaleza, November 11, 2009.
Well if it means anything the guy was married to a woman for several years and had kids with her. So he could have just been playing an effeminate character. The early B & W episodes show him as this dark double agent bent on double crossing the family. He was an enemy agent and was quite butch on the surface, but when faced with unexpected terror would punk out.
This was a serious sci-fi show in it's first season...then Jonathan Harris stole the show and it turned into a camp-fest. I read that that camped it up so it could better compete with the show Batman. Interesting...
Yes that is what I read as well. I grew up during that era and Batman was all the rage with its campy rendition of Batman. All of the TV stars and then some wanted to at least have a cameo on that show. After watching an episode of each, I can say first season LIS stands up much better than any season of Batman
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what the fuck is this? i dont like how the dinosaurs who watch this show talk about old times and this this being a "CLASSIC SHOW" (thanks for your unwanted input billbloodma). whats so good about the prehistoric years when hippies roamed the earth?
I agree with klempner69, it's edited too fast. You should redo this clip by leaving out all the transitions and actually keeping the pictures onscreen for at least 2 seconds each. That way the focus is on the actual content, and not the editing.
ulysses1904 1 day ago
Great tribute if a little too fast at times.Thanks for sharing
klempner69 1 month ago
just noticed, in the cabin there is a machine with a perspex dome, inside is a model of the ship........ same thing in space ship in the movie Forbbiden Plant.
thanks for posting.
ickleshouse 2 months ago
Loved watching this as a small child in the afternoons in the mid 70s.
Machi74005 2 months ago
Angela was my first crush.
zazozung 3 months ago
I grew up in the late eighties and nineties but I LOVED this show! Never really loses its charm.
Kryptoskryptos 3 months ago
@Kryptoskryptos I grew up in the late 70s & 80s and used to watch this on TBS Sunday mornings at 8:00. Sometime in the late 80s to early 90s USA would show it on weekday mornings around 9:00--is that when you watched it?
radioclash81 2 months ago
Nice tribute. Lots of great pictures, but they went by too fast.
bullsfan1983 3 months ago
This is great: Lost In Space in the information age: Police=The Robot The armed forces =Dr.West, The Men's Rights Movement= Dr. Smith, The mental health destigmatization movement = The Monster just pick one....
AnneFox7 3 months ago
Music by John Williams, absolutely brilliant!!
wtglb 4 months ago
Makes me feel really old! "Oh the pain, the pain"
miketravis 4 months ago 2
I loved this show.... some of my happiest memories as a kid.... great theme song....had a huge crush on Penny......
zR750gUY 5 months ago
@zR750gUY Same for me.....including the Penny part too.
tnuh55 5 months ago
@zR750gUY You and me, both, mate! And just about every other boy at school when I was a 10 year old lad.
Countrygent100 4 months ago
Danger..Danger..This is not compute..
andromr1969 5 months ago
Could hardly wait for this to air every week when I was 7. As hokey and lame as it truly was.
JeffersonDinedAlone 6 months ago
@JeffersonDinedAlone
Me too...matter of fact...I never missed a single episode from episode #1 to the end of the series...as hokey as it got....it became an obsession to see every episode once I strung a season together.
Fond memories
pineskier 5 months ago
Love this series and still do.
R.I.P. Guy Williams and Jonathan Harris.
manitogata 6 months ago
Wow that was great...
goatgirl61 6 months ago
Thanks mate. Loved this show, my escape from reality when I was 10. From Australia
westsarebest 7 months ago
Anyone know why Guy Williams and June Lockhart would simply disappear in some season 3 episodes? In one episode where Smith and Don are put in a work prison the only members in the episode are Will, the Robot, Dr Smith and Major West...the others are not even mentioned....Huh. Was there a contractual probem or were they wanting of the show?
MarkFFHH 7 months ago
@MarkFFHH "... or were they wanting off the show....?" Actually, you're very close to the money from what I've read. By Season 3, the Not-Will/Smith/Robot actors were pretty-much 'deeply chagrined' (shall we say?) with what the writers had done with their characters. The show had turned into a campy-hokey fest and any semblence or pretense of science fiction was lost. Shame. Some episodes (Wincelberg's 1st 5; Gilles' Mr Nobody / Magic Mirror) were truly first class sci-fi/fantasy writing.
Countrygent100 4 months ago
Hello: Guy Williams died in Buenos AIres , Argentina...after playing Zorro in programs and circus for a long time: he was so loved in Argentina. I knew his address. His ashes then went to USA. Regards, Sergio.
profesorsergio 7 months ago
Very good, thank you...
Gallileo60 8 months ago
Excellent work! You did the Memorial Day BBQ crowd here today proud. Proud of our Vets and proud that we have these memories, tks 2 u!
princessgraification 8 months ago
Gene Roddenberry wanted a woman as the second in command on Star Trek and Spock was originally a lesser officer, which that episode was changed into the episode called the Cage. Lost in Space had a blonde Judy a love interest for Don and Star Trek had Yeoman Rann a love interest for Capt. Kirk, but Yeoman Rann was cut from the show and they had Capt. Kirk attracted to numerous women throughout the run of the show. They did try something new in it had sexual assault with duplicate Kirk, etc.
hydrolito 8 months ago
Cool
HC5167 8 months ago
Oh! Nostalgic TV series! Was the age of dreams! It is the one kid thought that I get this 21st century.
keiya1955 8 months ago
Lost in Space started out as straight scifi and adventure but switched to scifi comedy and Star Trek also did some commedy with such episodes as the trouble with tribbles.
hydrolito 8 months ago
Great compilation! And.. Where is Robbie now, I wonder? And the spaceship models/sets/props?
armadillozenith 9 months ago
AWESOME !!!
pasadosonador 9 months ago
Lost in Space was a great show. Far more believable than Star Trek. After all if these spaceships could navigate millions of miles through galaxies they more than likely would have run into strange creatures as the Robinson family did. Star Trek's strangest creature was a guy with pointy ears who spoke great english and had some kind of sleeper grip if he could get you on the shoulder. C'mon is that the best you got???????
koolhalo 9 months ago 2
@koolhalo Back in 1996 when the network was discussing Star Trek for a brief moment they showed the ratings for both shows during the 1960's and LOST IN SPACE was more popular! It was us The Youth of that time that dictated just how long those TV Missions would last.
trailboyus66 8 months ago
@trailboyus66 That sounds about right. Lost in Space was a very creative show and was shown on Wednesday nights ( if I remember correctly). It was on against much stiffer competition than Star Wars which was on Sunday nights. Back in the 60's there was absolutely nothing on TV on Sunday nights. I tried to enjoy the show but it wasn't very exciting. Where were the trekkies when the ratings were taken? They should've had bigger ratings. Nobody, nobody beats the Robinson's robot!!
koolhalo 8 months ago
@koolhalo You mean Star Trek not Star Wars... Yes Wednesday night is correct. CBS KRCG TV 13 Jefferson City Missouri. aired Lost in Space @ 8pm. Because so many kids were in bed by that time KRCG later aired it on Saturday afternoons. Believe it or not The Weather Man Lee Gordon; was also well connected with CBS programing & played a big part in keeping The Robinson family Lost in Space. Lee went to work in 1955 and retired a few years ago. He has twin sons exactly my age.
trailboyus66 8 months ago
@trailboyus66 yes, I meant star Trek and not Star Wars. I remember the problem with the 8pm slot. I would always turn the TV on and start watching and if I was lucky I would get to watch the entire show. Most of the time I would just get to see part as my dad would remind me of school and I would have to go to bed !
koolhalo 8 months ago
@koolhalo Oh how I can relate. Lee Gordon from KRCG 13 did an announcemet . It's 10 Oclock Do you know where your children are?
trailboyus66 8 months ago
@trailboyus66 Both shows were originally on 3 years but Star Trek did better in reruns. Although I think both did well in reruns.
hydrolito 8 months ago
@koolhalo Star Trek did have a moving rock like creature that burned holes through rock with acid, that miners were killing it's off spring. Many things on Star Trek copied Lost in Space Cerino Jones, Harry Mudd and Quark all reminded me of Dr. Smith. Mr. Spocks that's not logical reminded me of the robots that does not compute. and Data turned off in the back similar to the robot. Next Gen's Smart kid Wesley and his redhead mom reminded me of Will and Mrs. Robinson.
hydrolito 8 months ago
@hydrolito I see your point on some similarities of the 2 shows. But back in the 60's I always wanted Star Trek to be as exciting and adventurous as Lost In Space. It was on Sunday nights back before cable TV and all the choices to view we have today, but it was a so-so show. The creativity of Irwin Allen and the courage of the networks at that time to put new shows that were different made Lost In Space an adventure every week. Iet let our imaginations wonder about the next episode.
koolhalo 8 months ago
I agree. If Lost in Space had stayed with the format of the first season, it would have been better than Star Trek, instead of a big joke. Such a shame.
NakedAlena 9 months ago
That was great. Thanks for sharing.
w5cdt 9 months ago
Hello, All. I was looking after a neighbor's pet and noticed several L.I.S. robots around. Reminded me of how much we all looked forward to each episode. I recognized June Lockhart (Lassie), Angela Cartwright (Make Room For Daddy, Sound of Music) and even Bill Mumy (Dear Brigette), but I didn't realize until years later that Guy Williams had been ZORRO! Best Wishes All.
mjcamck71 9 months ago
yes what they do in 2006? bloody hell
deacdd 10 months ago
Mark Goddard had a credited role in the movie. A fairly 'large' part compared to Angela Cartwright and Marta Kristen who had only a few seconds each.
pcramer1960 11 months ago
Oh my god era mi serie favorita cuando era niña, qué emoción!
soleitequila 11 months ago
One of my neighbors purchased the fulll-scale mock-up of the Jupiter II at auction. Has it permanently placed to the rear of his property. I've been through it on several occasions. Quite interesting.
DoctorLawyerWhatever 11 months ago
In 1:11 & 1:14 was Penny Robinson pregnant?
Didn't Mark Goddard play a cameo in the movie remake of Lost In Space?
I think they should remake the series, just like they made Star Trek: Enterprise. I think with today's effects it would be the bomb.
carloss1960 11 months ago
Gosh I grew up watching this show,it was my favorite, Iove the robot and all the characters,and effects. They just don't make em like that any more...
redsurfspider 1 year ago
man thank's for the up date...
weagley49 1 year ago
Btw, what happened to the lovable Mr. Robot?
brandenburg2388 1 year ago
@brandenburg2388 He was taken back in time, put in a crusher, and some of his parts were used when they developed the KNIGHT 2000 (but you can call him KITT)! :)
02chevyguy 11 months ago
@02chevyguy lol...I always knew his parts would end up recycled into another good robot.
brandenburg2388 11 months ago
@brandenburg2388 Nah...the "robot" would be KITT'S prototype, KARR (Knight Automated Roving Robot...KARR if you prefer).
02chevyguy 11 months ago
What can one say about this beloved show that millions of us grew up with? One of the best tv series of all time. Better than Star Trek cuz this show had camp value as well as space adventure.
windstorm1000 1 year ago
@windstorm1000 the show was my version of "Star Wars" in its heydays.
brandenburg2388 1 year ago
Nice job...thanks for the flash-backs!
lindaharris26 1 year ago
Love this show. I met the whole cast at a collectible show in 1990. Guy Williams had already passed. They are all down to earth, very nice people.
hippiegirl58 1 year ago
I though this was a "Where are they now?" update? What is this photo montage deception?
chesley69 1 year ago
Season 1's "Mr. Nobody" was the best episode of the series.
NorthStar20121 1 year ago
Season 1 was certainly memorable..The rest jumped the shark more times than any other show in history.
lesselp 1 year ago
危険が接近！ 危険が接近！
ufo1000ify 1 year ago
That's absolutely oe of te best videos ever. THANKS!! Love them all!
MichaelDinaswirled 1 year ago
Angela Cartwright aged well; the scene where she was crying was innocent & touching...
BuyaNissan 1 year ago
Thank you so much for giving me a remembrance of my childhood..growing up in the 60's...loved all the Irwin Allen shows..and yes, I'll date myself..favorite cartoon show was "Jonny Quest"
Jim382 1 year ago
I grew up watching Lost in Space and other Irwin Allen Creations. It was quite cool to end up working with Jonathan, Bill, Marta and Angela. Sadly it was to be Jonathan's final performance. They all provided voices for my film THE BOLT WHO SCREWED CHRISTMAS.
wedgeworld1701 1 year ago
Can anybody identify the star system in the center of the closing credits? Very bright magnitude in the center of a gaseous cloud...photo by California Inst. of Tech copyright 1959.
wmaught7 1 year ago
Theme song by little Johnny Williams. Yes, THAT John Williams.
james82182 1 year ago
I love the outfits ... wish I had a silver jumpsuit to wear ! xxx One of my favourite shows EVER !
jennympage 1 year ago
Very well done!! Thanks for bringing back nice memories of my favorite childhood show.
EBro1209 1 year ago
great show..the best!
grapplerify 1 year ago
They were so wholesome; they were like the Brady Bunch in Space...
BlueHeavenBound 1 year ago
Very well done.Thank You for sharing it.
evldvl1 1 year ago
Probably sacrelidge, but I love season three the best. Some bad eps in there, sure, but many that I love, too. Anti Matter Man, Target Earth, Hunter's Moon, Visiti to a Hostile Planet, Flight into the Future, Deadliest of the Species, The Time Merchant. I do enjoy season one though, I'm haunted from childhood by War of the Robots!
straker2 1 year ago
@straker2 When season three was good, it was really good. However, when it was bad, it was REALLY bad. I will say it was the prettiest season, what, with those vibrant colors, great new costumes, updated late '60s hairstyles, a plethora of new Jupiter 2 action scenes, and that unforgetable opening theme countdown sequence.
danzamphi 1 year ago
OMG! It was 45 years ago today that "Lost In Space" premiered.
0807renee 1 year ago
0:00 where did you get that from?
TEMPmichaelhansen 1 year ago
THANK YOU. Great memeories.
jsicolts 1 year ago
I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW! TAKES ME BACK TO BEING A CHILD ANTICIPATING ALL MY FAVORITES SHOWS TO COME ON TV : ) THANKS!!!! SO MUCH FOR THIS!!!
bevenus 1 year ago
Dr. Smith was the shit!!! My favorite crew member.
Agent1W 1 year ago
This show was so Americentric,that Earth was only referred to in terms of the U.S and all the aliens looked and sounded like Californians.
Peddant 1 year ago
Oh the pain, the pain
oozd 1 year ago 2
I like the season 3 theme much better
Wheeljack35 1 year ago
Remake time again.This Time a Proper One.
Who could top John Williams as Professor John Robinson ?
What would a new version of the Jupiter 2 Spaceship be like designed 45 Years Later ?
Roadracer987654321 1 year ago
@Roadracer987654321
I loved Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Land of the Giants, the Time Tunnel....all of them. But like Lost in Space after the initial season or two, Irwin erred by going campy. I guess everyone was trying to emulate the success of Batman. Too bad the movie was so far removed esthetically from the TV Lost in Space. The short homage to the Jupiter Two with the orbital insertion vehicle looking like a claptrap Jupiter 2 did not do it for me. ;)
Shmenkaare 1 year ago
Well done putting the clip together. Gave me flash backs when I was a kid rushing home from school to watch the show. And I do have the original b9 from then.
vzeppelin 1 year ago
''excellent''
lionelvillahermosa 1 year ago
I liked the all the different transitons at the start,then you went to push thrus and it got a bit samey...Would like to have seen more variation mid video..then back to push thrus..cheers
lesselp 1 year ago
Gostaria muito de saber onde estão agora.Afinal , fiquei perdida nessas histórias grande parte de minha vida. Bom demais matar um pouco da saudade.
gatatododia 1 year ago
Gostaria muito de saber onde estão eles agora?Afinal fizeram parte de nossas infancias.Lembro-me de cada episídio.Que saudadeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :)
gatatododia 1 year ago
robinson=jews
guanacoool 1 year ago
@guanacoool What the fuck is this all about?
mrnoiz23 1 year ago
@mrnoiz23 robinson is a jews last name why do you have a problem or you are insane,or tonto,or both
guanacoool 1 year ago
@guanacoool
Robinson is an English language surname, originating in the British Isles. Me not Tonto.
mrnoiz23 1 year ago
the best movie , when I was a little boy !!!
firulainss 1 year ago
Yeah they had some silly episodes where Dr. Smith is worried about Thor killing him, and tries to fool him with a fake rock. The silly Valkyrie in that episode also, the carrot looking vegetable man, etc. Star Trek Also did god Appolo but made it less silly, but they had that silly episode with tribbels. S.t.'s Harry Mudd, Cerinol Jones & Star Trek DS9 Quark were all similar to Dr. Smith, STNG's Dr. Beverly Crush similar to mrs. Robinson with red hair and son Wesley similar to Will but older.
hydrolito 1 year ago
They didn't say what happened to the robot. He is a shrimp fisherman down in New Orleans.
TextFreeley 1 year ago 2
But you overlooked one important thing: What are the living cast members doing now?
delbard1 1 year ago
Another one I liked as a kid but not as much now is when Dr. Smith goes on a treasure hunt with the pirates. But that kind of episode was what made some people say season one was the best. They did not like all the fantasy elements. They preferred the sci fi episodes. I can kind of see it now as an adult, but as a kid you don't care about that stuff. This video kind of helps prove why the show was popular. I think the soundtrack had a lot to do with it.
kungfooed 1 year ago
Everyone had their favorite episodes. So it is hard to say which one was the best. I'd say I liked the one where Will becomes a Dr. Smith Cyborg. But I have not seen all of the first season. Some people say the show had better episodes back then. In reruns they usually stuck to seasons two and three because they were in color. Not many kids would watch B&W. Even in the 70's. I liked the ones where Will and Penny were in them. I think Penny should have more screen time in general.
kungfooed 1 year ago
I give this video a 5 star, I loved it. Thank you so much. This was my favorite show when I was a little girl!
dool86jm 1 year ago
Danger Will Robinson, H2O!
kerthwap 1 year ago
I'm so excited that I'm going to see this series soon. I don't know why. Looks fun. All the shows today are boring to me. I only watched the movie version though.
variousiroiro 1 year ago
I just loved this tv show when I was a kid. We could see it only once a week and it was a very important evening before going to bed. So, I really grew up with these tv series like Bonanza, High Chapparal, The Virginian etc. Its really great to see parts of them here after so many years ;)
vegeboyx 1 year ago
wow, what a flashback!
MariaGarcia281 1 year ago
buena buena buena...muy buena.
eddie1969aco 1 year ago
I got the original robot when I was a kid. Wish I had that today. I was a big deal to me then and now .
dobber213 1 year ago
@dobber213 Me too, now I got the small robot b9 version that talks, it is pretty
good and you can find him on Ebay.
jpsmart59 1 year ago
What a fitting tribute! Thank you for your love and dedication.
mikeinsf 1 year ago
Was one of my favorite shows until it became the same every week. Became to much campy. To much the doctor.
dahsuerk 1 year ago
Sem palavras....a minha série favorita de todas que assisti. O tempo passou e lamento pela perda do ator Jonathan Harris ( mas morreu velhinho) todos temos que partir algum dia. Ele, ou melhor dizendo Dr. Smith era a alma e a razão de ser de todo o seriado; semquerer desmerecer evidentemente nenhum outro grande astro ou estrela do filme. Mas Jonathan Harris realmente era especial. A melhor produção de Irvin Allen com toda certeza.
carlosmarastoni 1 year ago
on 3:37 he was with robin!!!!
lasfsaf 1 year ago
La serie de TV favorita de mi infancia (y creo que la de muchos), todos los sábados a las 20:30 en la ciudad de México la mayoría de los niños de entonces nos sentábamos frente al televisor para ver el capítulo de Perdidos en el Espacio. Sensacional programa. Saludos
Joser1956 1 year ago
@Joser1956 yo me la llegue a ver cuando existia el canal retro y daban la seie a eso de la 01:30 de la mañana de lunes a viernes...
pablosiniestro 1 year ago
Great...brings back great memories
achmed1963 1 year ago
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was anyone ever "Fucked in Space" before? has that ever happened? hmmmm?
DoctorScuba 1 year ago
saudades! ótimo video!!!!!
jonesfells 1 year ago
que tiempos aquellos!
tribizopireno 1 year ago
Before Judy Robinson left earth she did a movie called Beach Blanket Bingo Annette turned down the trip to space so Judy was second in line She may be still up there Has anyone seen her in the flesh?
lpvcrcd 1 year ago
No, but I'd like to...
MrEvan8689 1 year ago
@lpvcrcd Years after Lost in Space, I saw a movie with some soft-core porn in it. I thought one of the girls getting it on with another girl looked awful familiar, so I checked the credits. Sure enough, it was Marta Christen aka Judy Robinson.
TheMrBlinx 1 year ago
When Penny got older she gained weight and they called her Nickel
lpvcrcd 1 year ago
I love LiS. Such a shame that the amazing Season 1 was spoiled by the awful 2nd and 3rd Seasons.
cybermanicewarrior 1 year ago 9
I'll be the first to agree that the 1st season was the best....but I also enjoyed seasons 2 and 3...I enjoyed the whole show period. So it went from serious sci-fi to campy sci-fi...don't care, I still loved the show, the ENTIRE show.
2335dark 1 year ago
agreed, never had a chance to see the first season, I just started watching it.
rick4777 1 year ago
Yes I agree season 1 was the best. True Sci-Fi not campy fantasy. But I did like season 3 music more...
MrEvan8689 1 year ago 4
@MrEvan8689
Totally agree. 1st season best for plots. 3rd for song! Little known fact. In the first season they landed on a planet with an extremely eccentric orbit that took them through extremes of hot and cold. Did you know scientists have discovered several exoplanets that do have that kind of orbit? Did LIS predict the future?
PAULNIEM 1 year ago
@PAULNIEM Statistically, when faced with practically infinite possibilities, scientists were SURE to find a planet with an extremely eccentric orbit. Though, yes, LIS, like all good sci-fi, made some good predictions about the future, as did Jules Verne, among others.
james82182 1 year ago
Love watching these, reminds me of my childhood dreams. Always wished I had a robot friend. Did you know that the creator of "Robbie the Robot" was also the creator of the B9 robot from Lost in Space?
stingme62 1 year ago
I like this very much.
ThinkBirdieprod 1 year ago
Excelente!!!
me trajo grandísimos recuerdos.
adelfer 1 year ago
Great tribute. i love the LIS theme music. Can someone put on the actual video that went with the intro music. They had this Countdown from 10 that I thought was so cool as a kid.
Thanks for posting!
jatroup12 1 year ago
At 3:23 is a great early 1970's shot of Penny (Angela) with long hair.....
jed6271 2 years ago
esto es una obra de arte felicidades al que investigo todos los datos de estos actores, gracias por los recuerdos,
thanks for the memories
migue1954 2 years ago
Wow nice tribute, my favorite show.
TheRocketCake 2 years ago
Nice tribute but you must not care for Marta Kristen. She sure got the the short end of the stick here.
reno30 2 years ago
both "Startrek" & L.I.S were my most watched & favorites of all time. My parents wouldn't let me watch L.I.S because i would have nightmares after viewing, so when it came on (only 2 channels in black & white in those days in the UK) they put me in the kitchen till it was over, So i started digging a secret hole in the kitchen concrete wall, (under the kitchen table of coarse) after 1 month i nearly got through, but it was discovered & i got whacked hard. just shows how much i loved L.I.S hahaha
silversurfers7 2 years ago 2
Oxiii eu era Piralho quando passava isso na TV nao perdia um episodio ... Valeu!!
danielleao40 2 years ago
my favorite show thank..
ratdiode 2 years ago
guy williams was handsome to me i could look at him all day abd don west also. My goodness where did they find these good looking men.
irockNiKESxoxo 2 years ago
Its possibly the greatest sci fi show of all time. Unforgettable theme too.
Jonathan Harris' Dr Smith is what draws most views though and his ditherings with the young Will and Robbie The Robot.
"You nithering ninny!" Ha Ha ha ha ha!
rushkagon 2 years ago
Robbie the Robot was in Forbidden planet. Robbie the robot was the Robotoid on an episode of Lost in Space. The Regular robot on Lost in Space was just called The Robot or Robot, it had no name.
hydrolito 2 years ago
@hydrolito
His designation was Robot B-9; the character says it in a season two episode.
Shmenkaare 1 year ago
Thank you! Gave me goosebumps! Great job! Dave
relayer705 2 years ago
God bless all the actors of "Lost in Space". The best years of my life, the best movie tv that I see.
Thanks all.
pcproenca1 2 years ago
What's on the scanner?
Irwin Allen seems to be a bit squeamish on violence, so you rarely saw full on punch outs happening.
Now turn the dial to The Wild Wild West in 1965, the same as LIS, and you see at least two gang style punch outs per episode and even more if they could squeeze it in.
powergirl901 2 years ago
AWESOME!...thx for the memories. I'd love to get the full DVD collection.
CYRAPHYM 2 years ago
At 3:25, Angela looks especially hot! She's aged quite nicely!
CaptGage 2 years ago
worderful ! Maravilhoso poder recordar o passado. wonderful can remember the past.
elciomaster 2 years ago
i love lost in space. it was my number 1 favorite tv show when i was a kid
gregorka58 2 years ago
It's time for a Lost in Space Reunion film for the Original Cast. It can work without Dr. smith. Just cast in his nearest reletive that was duped into going off to Outer Space to go looking for him.
Judy Robinson was my First Crush. Barbara Eden was my second Crush. to this day I melt for Blonds anywhere.
Will was beyond Cool ! So was Guy Williams. He was the ideal TV Father. He was like Ward Cleaver in Outer Space !
June Lockhart was Good too ! The Aliens attck and she bakes a cake ! : )
Roadracer987654321 2 years ago 2
I agree with Eddie, that Jonathan Harris, was the show stealer, however it would have been too serious
richotigers2 2 years ago
Wonderful tribute, I can still see L.I.S. once a week on a obscure cable channel. The first year and Pilot episode still hold up. The pilot exceptionally well, the last years in color some are so bad, I'll still watch or leave it on doing other things. Its amazing this show captured a generation. Space travel, though flight was a actual reality thanks to NASA. Thanks to L.I.S. this generation actually thought of traveling and living with a family. Great time of life great memories. Thanks !!
G0K3001 2 years ago
This is just a guess but i think the idea must have come come a TV excecutive who said something like: "hey guys lets jump on the space race bandwagon. I have a great idea for a new TV show. We remake `THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON' only its in space and we call it `THE SPACE FAMILY ROBINSON` ".
I am so glad that they did not call this show `The Space Family Robinson'.
stanssoapbox 2 years ago
no-the star trek folks pitched it to them and they stole the idea and made it family-friendly
pedalflex 2 years ago
exallent !!! 5 stars
SILVERMACHINE912 2 years ago
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pedalflex 2 years ago
Ohh que recuerdos. en Colombia vimos esta serie inolvidable a inicios de los años 70s.
grillocar 2 years ago
Memories,,sweet memories, that's all I can say.
mjp2501 2 years ago
I am very excited remembering my teenage years, when I see this movie. I'm sorry the loss of family member Robson. I am very sad. Congratulations Magnificent. My name is Cesar Maia Nogueira, I live in Brazil, in Fortaleza, where Dr. Smith ever been. Thank you. Fortaleza, November 11, 2009.
cesarmaiace 2 years ago
pretty good tribute.,,,,,,,and am i the only one that thinks jonathan harris was gay ???
Jackswild30 2 years ago
@Jackswild30 He was married for decades - if that counts for anything......
zenileon 1 year ago
@Jackswild30
Well if it means anything the guy was married to a woman for several years and had kids with her. So he could have just been playing an effeminate character. The early B & W episodes show him as this dark double agent bent on double crossing the family. He was an enemy agent and was quite butch on the surface, but when faced with unexpected terror would punk out.
Shmenkaare 1 year ago
This was a serious sci-fi show in it's first season...then Jonathan Harris stole the show and it turned into a camp-fest. I read that that camped it up so it could better compete with the show Batman. Interesting...
Eddiesix 2 years ago
I agree with you Eddiesix, however would it have lasted if it was too serious
richotigers2 2 years ago
@Eddiesix
Yes that is what I read as well. I grew up during that era and Batman was all the rage with its campy rendition of Batman. All of the TV stars and then some wanted to at least have a cameo on that show. After watching an episode of each, I can say first season LIS stands up much better than any season of Batman
Shmenkaare 1 year ago
Very nicely done. I was a huge fan of the show when I was a kid, and still am today. Lost in space will never die.
maverick7673 2 years ago
wauuu...aun siento las fantasias de cuando era un crio
3268815 2 years ago
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what the fuck is this? i dont like how the dinosaurs who watch this show talk about old times and this this being a "CLASSIC SHOW" (thanks for your unwanted input billbloodma). whats so good about the prehistoric years when hippies roamed the earth?
TheWordOfGod777 2 years ago
Some day you too will be old and talk about classic shows like Survivor and American Idol... what's "classic" is what you grow up on.
grenadier33 2 years ago
You've got it.
AlbinoCaterpillar 2 years ago
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Mayortwilleger 2 years ago
Bob may who played the robot died january 2009.
The voice of the robot Dick Tufeld is still alive
Daisyno2 2 years ago 2
Very good your tribute to the series lost in the space, however are missing you the mas important ¡my loved robot!...
Danger, danger, danger. Greetings from Mexico
lastiri6210 2 years ago
Very nice tribute. Loved the show and loved the music. Thank you to the entire cast and crew for a memorable show.
spudmuffin1959 2 years ago
THIS IS A CLASSIC SHOW .WHEN TV WAS GOOD AND FREE! thanks to all the cast&writer,s . billbloodma
billbloodma 2 years ago 3
i used to love this program I think they should do a modern day remake :D
RADCOMJ1 2 years ago 2
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they did and it suck
jp63135 2 years ago
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What was it called, and was some of the same cast in it, except asshole dr. smith, GR I hated that idiot
John40ish 2 years ago