Lost In Space Episode 85 pt 2

Part 2 of "in the wrong place, at the wrong time"

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• Lost
• In
• Space

[bdkalltheway]

Great CGI was it homemade of professional?

[Pendercrafts]

@bdkalltheway

These are flight simulator 2004 models we made. Video was captured by FRAPS edited in windows movie maker.

[bdkalltheway]

In 1967 I had a Switch and Go with the Space Chariot. I wish I had it now I bet it would go for a cool thousand on E-bay.

[Pendercrafts]

@bdkalltheway

A 67 switch and go complete with box would net you more than 2 grand.....excellent shape, more than 5.  Unopened...well...bet more than 10

[loueber2007]

You can do this stuff from your basement computer, then WHY dont your some how spark up a deal to do a REAL episode with real voice overs?>

[Pendercrafts]

Been there, done that.  Kevin Burns is not interested.

[jarqq]

@windstorm1000 Williams composed scores for several first season episodes, cues from which were used throughout the run of the series. Alexander Courage composed some memorable scores later on (notable for "Wild Advanture"), the the most reused cues so closely associated the with series were from Williams (re-watch "My Friend Mr. Nobody"). A Bernard Herrmann cue from "The Day The Earth Stood Still" popped up from time to time as well ...

[windstorm1000]

I don't usually go for CGI, but that was visual genius!!--colorful, tasteful, crisp and inventive--plus with the original music you were respectful. By the way John Williams did indeed compose the two theme songs--but as far as I know he did not do the various atmospheric episode background scores--that was Alexander Courage (who also did the theme of Star Trek).

[gre2381]

That Jupiter 2 looks  good!

[mrfishdav]

@umpchief14 its called the chariot

[usisguy]

At 2:30 the best.

[kangaroosbraun]

the original music from Lost in Space is one of the best scores ever and it was by John Williams (Star Wars, Jaws, Close encounters of the third kind, ET etc)