Thanks. I watched the premiere of this show when i was 6. My siblings and parents loved it. After half the season they stopped watching but i didnt. My parents used it as punishment if i was bad and said you can't watch it today😢. I'm 64 now and still enjoy the dvds today. My favorite show.
Thanks for putting this together. As a kid I was horrified when Professor Robinson decided they would have to leave the robot behind to save fuel. I would plead at the TV "Leave that selfish idiot Dr Smith behind instead". It was the B9 robot from Lost in Space that inspired me to get into electronics, mechanical engineering and instrumentation. And, I was madly in love with Marta Kristen. Even though I was only about 8 I knew what I liked!
I have been streaming it on HULU the last few months, 2 or 3 episodes a day. Funny you mentioned the Keeper episode. You could probably say this is the episode where the theme of the show switched from the semi serious show about a family exploring space to the campy Dr Smith and Robot show. with the silly scene of Dr Smith being locked in the cage at the end of the episode. Sad the hear Mark Goddard AKA Major Don West passed away in 2023.
Lost in Space was my favorite show to watch as a kid, I use to go outside after the show would end to see if I could see any ufo or their space ship, lol.
Thank you. I'm working on a Robby the Robot video at the moment you might like with his TV appearances including one where he crossed paths with Jonathan Harris again.
The phone Maureen held in 1947 in Manitou Junction was clearly a different type of phone than the one they used in 1997. Additonally, phones in 1947 had very little service in the evenings. If you had the number, you could call out, but it was very accurate for Maureen to hear that werid sound when she picked up that antique phone back then.
Man, I could not get enough of this show when I was a kid, so when I found the whole series on ebay for $25 I bought it and started going through all the episodes from the beginning. As an adult, I can safely say that it does not hold the same appeal it once did, and Doctor Smith was so infuriatingly stupid on each episode it just made me want to scream. (Gilligan's Island has a very similar problem!)
It sure does. Both series were 3 Seasons each. The 1st Seasons on both T.V. series were in Black & White. Remaining seasons in Color. Gilligan and Dr.Smith both rank high on being clutz'es and knuckleheads.
@@bruce8808At least the producers of Lost in Space were smart enough to forego a laugh track! I suspect that in real life, the Robinsons would have left Dr. Smith on some planet with supplies to last him a few months, and the castaways would have locked Gilligan up for his own protection as they figured out a way off that island.
Another great video. I love Lost in Space, so yeah, hope you do a few more on the series. Here is a tidbit: John Chambers did the Ape make-up for that one episode. BUT he got into HUGE trouble with FOX studios. Cause that episode aired Jan 1968 before the Planet of the Apes movie opened in Feb 1968.
Note that in the "Fugitives in Space" clip, Dr. Smith and the other prisoners appear to be wearing "Vans" shoes. That was right about the time they were first introduced!
Regarding the Stunt-Smith goof in the Time Merchant episode . . Jonathan Harris was extremely claustrophobic so he was usually doubled in most instances where Dr. Smith had to be confined. This includes certain times when he was shown exiting the full-size space pod and even in the first episode where he's hidden behind a secret panel before he sabotages the ship. My guess is that in the Time Merchant scene, the combination of the cage and the smoke effect were too much for the poor guy. You'll notice in the cage scene in The Keeper that the top was left off of the cubicle to grant Harris some perceived space . . perhaps he was more tolerant of plexiglass rather than bars since the clear plastic would make him feel less constricted.
@@tvcrazyman in one of our dogs is missing...penny also has a stunt double when they are leaving the hole....will has a stunt double in the anti matter man...dr. smith always had stunt doubles even for easy scenes...and when will went back to earth they have a telephone in that show...but I still love this show anyway
Thanks for another nice video. The spider seen here was also in a season 2 episode of Voyage to the bottom of the sea titled "The Monsters Web", and in the lost in space episode "the sky pirate " the inside of captain Tuckers ship was a thinly disguised flying sub cabin.Also,the Seaview diving bell was disguised as the reactor core,and used as the alien ship in the episode "a change of space" and "rocket to Earth".The alien used in "a change of space" showed up earlier that season as the Manfish on Voyage to the bottom of the sea season 2 episode of the same name.come to think of it,the Seaview observation nose/control room set showed up (disguised) in " the space princess ", boy Irwin Allen sure knew how to make the most from what he had available!
I was talking to my brother and I realized the title of the lost in space episode was " The lost civilization " not " the space princess ".looking forward to your next video!
Just a correction, In a visit to a hostile planet episode .... Maureen Robinson is well aware of a telephone ... she was commenting on the candlestick telephone that was in the office because these kind of phones were being used in the 1940s & 50s .. .Of course she knew what a telephone was you completely missed what she meant
I live in "West"ern Mass, Palmer, originally Monson(next town over!) 1978 WLVI Boston, and watched the re-runs on a color tv. My favorite episode is "Reluctant Stowaway" with all those computers!
Goofs were not noticeable when I watched L.I.S. as a kid. I always used to wonder can't the Robot function without a powerpack. In scenes he always said he was powered by solar cells. In Episode #6 in Season 1 when John, Don,Will, Dr. Smith and the Robot are about to meet Mr. Hapgood there was a brief 5 to 10 second clip where Will and Dr. Smith were talking and closeup it showed the right side of the Robot moving its upper section, circuits going and powerpack missing. Another episode was Target:Earth in Season 3 where the Duplicate Robinsons took over the Jupiter 2, it retrieves the Spacepod and resumes to earth until the real Will managed to foil their mission. Upon the Jupiter returning to the Alien Planet the Spacepod was already there. Its easy to notice the little goofs when they're viewed on DVDs. Still its a great Sci-Fi series that was ahead of its time in the 60s.
Honestly how do you find all these goofs? Well done, thank you for covering one of my very favoritest tv shows ever. This and Land of the Giants. Thanks for posting!
0:57 The ones that are burning there caught fire after Smith blasted them with the laser, normally they do have an electric charge sparking on the top of, what appear to be their heads. 2:02 The music here is also the music used in the original, Day the Earth Stood Still. 4:31 He came inches from smacking Will here with his claw, don't think that was intentional. 6:47 The mask he's wearing is the same mask they put on Will when he was transformed into a boy sized Smith. Dr Smith is creating lookalike androids of himself in a season 3 episode, & Will gets caught in the machine. 👍🏻Great video as always, CRAZYMAN!
I watched this show as a kid 60 years ago and have never wanted to watch it again. Although it started out fairly promising, it quickly got stupid and never recovered. The last episode with the talking vegetables was a sad end. Do a vid on What Ever Happened to Lost in Space Actors. Mark Goddard recently died. Guy Williams and Jonathan Harris long ago. But June Lockhart is still with us at 96!
Great video! As a kid, I loved this show, even more than Star Trek because of Will Robinson who was my age at the time of the original airing. Unfortunately, when we got to 1997, I was more Dr Smith's age... Oh the pain, the pain! 🤖 Please do a complete episode on Robbie the robot but also do one about B9 or Gunther or "The Robot" as well. If you do, please sort out what is his actual name, maybe the info is burried somewhere in the original script, in the side notes or author's comments, but you certainly won't find it from the "continuity staff"...
Cool. You know I keep thinking Robby was on Gilligan's Island, but I can't find anything on it. Is that just one of those Mandela effects I'm having? As many times as I've seen Gilligan's Island i don't know why I can't figure that one out, except for the fact I know Robby was on Dobie with Bob Denver.
In the "Great Vegetable Rebellion," the explosion that turns Dr. Smith from a celery stalk back to human form takes place some ten feet in front of him.
I'm sure that was done for safety reasons, but yeah. That episode was the beginning of the end for the series too. It was too silly even for eight year old kids!
@@joemurphy2177I mean, who could blame them? I'll bet June Lockhart was one of them! I've seen her in bloopers very early on laughing. In the pilot episode, when their rover is floating on the turbulent ocean she says something like, "Who do I have to f..k to get off this thing?". But from what I understand, Jonathan Harris - now the undisputed star of the show - insisted that they do the carrot episode. I wonder sometimes how this show would have turned out if Doctor Smith and his silliness hadn't been so popular with audiences. Would the stories have been a bit more serious?
@@joemurphy2177I can imagine! It's funny, when you watch the pilot episode it really seemed like they were going to go more on the serious side (with the occasional comedy bits), but as Jonathan Harris started to mold his character to something different (a self-centered scheming sissy) the writers were kind of forced to take advantage of this now childish buffoon character he had created (because he was so popular with the kids). Dr. Smith was downright sinister in the pilot though!
This is one of my favourite Classic Foreign shows , never notice so many mistakes , at 3:33 when robot is climbing up the ramp i was always 101% confirm that he definitely fell on its back , because the Balance looked out since they are standing in his way Maybe Don and John Grabed him , because if you watch this scene again from the episode you can see Both Don and John noticed that he is about to fall down or the other crew also must have came for support from his back , because the fall might have damaged the Bubble of the Boobie or put a dent on his Back + one mistake i also noticed in several episodes , Robot walking without the wheels and the screen didnot cut that area properly making the feet visible , like from the episode " INVADERS FROM FIFTH DIMENSION " when Don , John , Maureen and Dr smith came to the Aliens space ship , you can clearly see in the bushes robots Feet , Walking like a Man a Cord also going for that Red Speaking light i like that werewolf mistake when he transform from werewolf Foot🐾prints to Shoes👞 ......... instead of werewolf Foot to Human Foot👣Prints 🤣
Hey , there is another major Tall size mistake from the Episode OASIS from (Season-1) when Dr Smith eat some Plums and grows into a Giant , like the Giants from LAND OF THE GIANTS ......... the Mistake is when he turned into a Giant his clothes , shoes and everything also enlarge somehow 🤣 However this Mistake was not repeated in LAND OF THE GIANTS when Alexander B. Fitzhug eat some kind of medicine and he grows into a Giant and he also clarify in the episode that he stole the giant clothes from a Farm House and then threw his clothes on his friends
I always thought any goofs in Lost in Space stayed there since goofs required retakes, and this IS Irwin Allen we're talking about, right? This is the guy who got irritated when he heard the quote for a spaceship prop and screamed "LET HIM WALK!!" 😜😜
The spider looks like the one in a 1950s Mars movie. The exterior shots were red and the interior shots were in normal color. I wish I could think of the title....
A friend and I watched it and a toy company made a Robot that was the perfect size to use with our Captain Action "action figures" (boys' dolls were not called dolls 😂). We had great fun with those Robots.
Yeah, they probably would not have sold as many action figures back then, if they called them action dolls.😀 I wonder how much Captain Action figures are worth? I've got an old Captain Action comic book somewhere in my collection.
Nice spotting but you missed one of the rare times bob may's legs and extension cord were shown on screen in "invaders from the fifth dimension" (at the 43:16 mark) l can't take credit for spotting it because it's mentioned in the commentary on the box set and yes you should definitely do a robby the robot complilation!.
If it was on the very bottom I think my DVD set has been made for wide screens and it may be cut off where you can't see the cable anymore. Seems like there was somethings I read about, but were cut off on my version. I might be wrong on that, but I think that might be the case. I just got my set recently.
THis was fun. LIS was so fakey, if I watched it, it was only to see some Dr. Smith scenes. He was goofy, but somehow sent up the other, more stuffy characters (except for Will).
You forgot about THE HAUNTED LIGHTHOUSE which had the wrong launch date for the Robinson's. It could be the computer is messed up but it is the date of the script, not the actual fictional date used in the episode! The same thing happens in LAND OF THE GIANTS' Wild Journey.
I heard the third season of " Lost in Space " was cancelled in the middle of the journey because of poor ratings. Robinson Family is still lost in space.
The Biggest embarrassment I have ever seen on Star Trek, in Star trek The Voyage Home, when they went back in time to get the whale, when Scotty didn't know what a computer mouse was but Doctor McCoy did, the fact that Scotty didn't know about a computer mouse was a total embarrassment. A good example is Sextants, they have been around for centuries but most everyone knows about those, and centuries from now people will still know about them.
I was a couple of years younger than you, so at the time didn't really notice the change. Absolutely loved this show as a kid - but when Batman arrived that was the next big show! Looking back though, the first 8 or so episodes of Lost in Space are really great viewing - it's when Dr. Smith (and Will and the Robot) became the focus of the show, it does become pretty hard to watch (though as an adult this was all compensated by Judy Robinson! - I know that I'm not supposed to say that, so I must remember to delete that before I post this comment).
The first episodes were very sci for. Really we’d and maybe horror like. Season two became like a boy, his robot and a uncle older bumbling man in childish goofy adventures on the se plan
in one of our dogs is missing...penny also has a stunt double when they are leaving the hole....will has a stunt double in the anti matter man...dr. smith always had stunt doubles even for easy scenes...and when will went back to earth they have a telephone in that show...but I still love this show anyway....john and maureen just did not care for will....judy was johns favorite child and penny was maureens favorite child...they let smith adopt will ....and don had some sympathy for will...
Thanks. I watched the premiere of this show when i was 6. My siblings and parents loved it. After half the season they stopped watching but i didnt. My parents used it as punishment if i was bad and said you can't watch it today😢. I'm 64 now and still enjoy the dvds today. My favorite show.
More, yes, please and thank you!
Thanks for putting this together. As a kid I was horrified when Professor Robinson decided they would have to leave the robot behind to save fuel. I would plead at the TV "Leave that selfish idiot Dr Smith behind instead". It was the B9 robot from Lost in Space that inspired me to get into electronics, mechanical engineering and instrumentation. And, I was madly in love with Marta Kristen. Even though I was only about 8 I knew what I liked!
More Lose in Space, please. Also a Robot compilation, as mentioned, would be cool!
Currently watching the old Lost in Space. Would love to see more about the show. Thank you
I have been streaming it on HULU the last few months, 2 or 3 episodes a day. Funny you mentioned the Keeper episode. You could probably say this is the episode where the theme of the show switched from the semi serious show about a family exploring space to the campy Dr Smith and Robot show. with the silly scene of Dr Smith being locked in the cage at the end of the episode. Sad the hear Mark Goddard AKA Major Don West passed away in 2023.
Lost in Space was my favorite show to watch as a kid, I use to go outside after the show would end to see if I could see any ufo or their space ship, lol.
The Robot got me interested in computers!
Thank you for making this video about Lost In Space! It's one of my all-time favorite shows.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great stuff,more please.
I hope you all enjoy this look back at Lost in Space!
I wasn't brought up on TV, but I did know a little about the show. I did meet June Lockhart.
Cool.
This is great! Please do more Lost In Space videos kind sir!
Thank you. I'm working on a Robby the Robot video at the moment you might like with his TV appearances including one where he crossed paths with Jonathan Harris again.
I see June Lockhart laughing through the reflection 😂😂😂
She's still alive, 98 or 99 I believe
@@wurly164 I know
30k Subscribers! Keep up the crazy work Crazy Man.
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The phone Maureen held in 1947 in Manitou Junction was clearly a different type of phone than the one they used in 1997. Additonally, phones in 1947 had very little service in the evenings. If you had the number, you could call out, but it was very accurate for Maureen to hear that werid sound when she picked up that antique phone back then.
Man, I could not get enough of this show when I was a kid, so when I found the whole series on ebay for $25 I bought it and started going through all the episodes from the beginning. As an adult, I can safely say that it does not hold the same appeal it once did, and Doctor Smith was so infuriatingly stupid on each episode it just made me want to scream. (Gilligan's Island has a very similar problem!)
It sure does. Both series were 3 Seasons each. The 1st Seasons on both T.V. series were in Black & White. Remaining seasons in Color. Gilligan and Dr.Smith both rank high on being clutz'es and knuckleheads.
@@bruce8808At least the producers of Lost in Space were smart enough to forego a laugh track! I suspect that in real life, the Robinsons would have left Dr. Smith on some planet with supplies to last him a few months, and the castaways would have locked Gilligan up for his own protection as they figured out a way off that island.
@gameshowgreatsandtvgreats9303 🤣🤣🤣
Another great video. I love Lost in Space, so yeah, hope you do a few more on the series. Here is a tidbit: John Chambers did the Ape make-up for that one episode. BUT he got into HUGE trouble with FOX studios. Cause that episode aired Jan 1968 before the Planet of the Apes movie opened in Feb 1968.
I thought that the timing was really close to the Planet of the Apes. Interesting.
Note that in the "Fugitives in Space" clip, Dr. Smith and the other prisoners appear to be wearing "Vans" shoes. That was right about the time they were first introduced!
Yes more Lost In Space my favourite show as a kid from the 60s
Regarding the Stunt-Smith goof in the Time Merchant episode . . Jonathan Harris was extremely claustrophobic so he was usually doubled in most instances where Dr. Smith had to be confined. This includes certain times when he was shown exiting the full-size space pod and even in the first episode where he's hidden behind a secret panel before he sabotages the ship. My guess is that in the Time Merchant scene, the combination of the cage and the smoke effect were too much for the poor guy.
You'll notice in the cage scene in The Keeper that the top was left off of the cubicle to grant Harris some perceived space . . perhaps he was more tolerant of plexiglass rather than bars since the clear plastic would make him feel less constricted.
Cool. That explains it. Thanks.
@@tvcrazyman in one of our dogs is missing...penny also has a stunt double when they are leaving the hole....will has a stunt double in the anti matter man...dr. smith always had stunt doubles even for easy scenes...and when will went back to earth they have a telephone in that show...but I still love this show anyway
Loved the guy in the meatball monster at first I thought it was a stage hand pushing it on. 🇬🇧
love the goof series.. brings ack some real good early memories....
thanks for the post! love lost in space
Appreciate it!
Thanks for another nice video. The spider seen here was also in a season 2 episode of Voyage to the bottom of the sea titled "The Monsters Web", and in the lost in space episode "the sky pirate " the inside of captain Tuckers ship was a thinly disguised flying sub cabin.Also,the Seaview diving bell was disguised as the reactor core,and used as the alien ship in the episode "a change of space" and "rocket to Earth".The alien used in "a change of space" showed up earlier that season as the Manfish on Voyage to the bottom of the sea season 2 episode of the same name.come to think of it,the Seaview observation nose/control room set showed up (disguised) in " the space princess ", boy Irwin Allen sure knew how to make the most from what he had available!
Well, I guess it's kind of like a penny saved is a penny earned so he didn't want anything going to waste.😀
I was talking to my brother and I realized the title of the lost in space episode was " The lost civilization " not " the space princess ".looking forward to your next video!
Thanks for sharing this. Awesome!
Glad you enjoyed it!
A future episode of Lost in Space and the Jupiter with the other trivia would be cool.
There is a blooper. I believe from the first season, where the robot is walking between rocks and you get a glimpse of his dungaree-clad legs LOL.
You are so right, he would walk behind rocks and trees.
I enjoyed this very much! Thanks for posting it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just a correction, In a visit to a hostile planet episode .... Maureen Robinson is well aware of a telephone ... she was commenting on the candlestick telephone that was in the office because these kind of phones were being used in the 1940s & 50s .. .Of course she knew what a telephone was you completely missed what she meant
Thanks
It wasn't a bad video, I enjoyed it.
RIP Mark Goddard.
I live in "West"ern Mass, Palmer, originally Monson(next town over!) 1978 WLVI Boston, and watched the re-runs on a color tv. My favorite episode is "Reluctant Stowaway" with all those computers!
Goofs were not noticeable when I watched L.I.S. as a kid. I always used to wonder can't the Robot function without a powerpack. In scenes he always said he was powered by solar cells. In Episode #6 in Season 1 when John, Don,Will, Dr. Smith and the Robot are about to meet Mr. Hapgood there was a brief 5 to 10 second clip where Will and Dr. Smith were talking and closeup it showed the right side of the Robot moving its upper section, circuits going and powerpack missing. Another episode was Target:Earth in Season 3 where the Duplicate Robinsons took over the Jupiter 2, it retrieves the Spacepod and resumes to earth until the real Will managed to foil their mission. Upon the Jupiter returning to the Alien Planet the Spacepod was already there. Its easy to notice the little goofs when they're viewed on DVDs. Still its a great Sci-Fi series that was ahead of its time in the 60s.
that was great, definitely more please
Glad you liked it!😀
Honestly how do you find all these goofs? Well done, thank you for covering one of my very favoritest tv shows ever. This and Land of the Giants. Thanks for posting!
Lots of looking, and research. Thanks, I appreciate it.
One of my favorite shows. Warning Will Robinson!
0:57 The ones that are burning there caught fire after Smith blasted them with the laser, normally they do have an electric charge sparking on the top of, what appear to be their heads.
2:02 The music here is also the music used in the original, Day the Earth Stood Still.
4:31 He came inches from smacking Will here with his claw, don't think that was intentional.
6:47 The mask he's wearing is the same mask they put on Will when he was transformed into a boy sized Smith. Dr Smith is creating lookalike androids of himself in a season 3 episode, & Will gets caught in the machine.
👍🏻Great video as always, CRAZYMAN!
Thank you very much!
The robot knew about the explosive and was just "getting BACK at him" for all the bs he put the robot through.
ALWAYS love these... Thank you!!! Some you showed I never seen them before....
I watched this show as a kid 60 years ago and have never wanted to watch it again. Although it started out fairly promising, it quickly got stupid and never recovered. The last episode with the talking vegetables was a sad end. Do a vid on What Ever Happened to Lost in Space Actors. Mark Goddard recently died. Guy Williams and Jonathan Harris long ago. But June Lockhart is still with us at 96!
I always think of Lassie when I think of June Lockhart too.
You've done it again top Goofs again bud 😀
Thanks Pratman!
Great video! As a kid, I loved this show, even more than Star Trek because of Will Robinson who was my age at the time of the original airing.
Unfortunately, when we got to 1997, I was more Dr Smith's age... Oh the pain, the pain!
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Please do a complete episode on Robbie the robot but also do one about B9 or Gunther or "The Robot" as well. If you do, please sort out what is his actual name, maybe the info is burried somewhere in the original script, in the side notes or author's comments, but you certainly won't find it from the "continuity staff"...
Cool. You know I keep thinking Robby was on Gilligan's Island, but I can't find anything on it. Is that just one of those Mandela effects I'm having? As many times as I've seen Gilligan's Island i don't know why I can't figure that one out, except for the fact I know Robby was on Dobie with Bob Denver.
Excellent video 👍
Thanks
In the "Great Vegetable Rebellion," the explosion that turns Dr. Smith from a celery stalk back to human form takes place some ten feet in front of him.
I'm sure that was done for safety reasons, but yeah. That episode was the beginning of the end for the series too. It was too silly even for eight year old kids!
Also two of cast were suspended for a couple of episodes because they couldn't stop laughing during the silliness of this episode
@@joemurphy2177I mean, who could blame them? I'll bet June Lockhart was one of them! I've seen her in bloopers very early on laughing. In the pilot episode, when their rover is floating on the turbulent ocean she says something like, "Who do I have to f..k to get off this thing?". But from what I understand, Jonathan Harris - now the undisputed star of the show - insisted that they do the carrot episode. I wonder sometimes how this show would have turned out if Doctor Smith and his silliness hadn't been so popular with audiences. Would the stories have been a bit more serious?
@@JustWasted3HoursHere I remember reading somewhere that the writer, referring to this episode, that by this stage he had completely ran out of ideas.
@@joemurphy2177I can imagine! It's funny, when you watch the pilot episode it really seemed like they were going to go more on the serious side (with the occasional comedy bits), but as Jonathan Harris started to mold his character to something different (a self-centered scheming sissy) the writers were kind of forced to take advantage of this now childish buffoon character he had created (because he was so popular with the kids). Dr. Smith was downright sinister in the pilot though!
I loved lost in Space. It was cheesy, but I was a little kid.
"The Space Destructors" has the Dr. Smith double shows up!
@ ~6:30 you give us extra opportunities to appreciate Marta Kristen. Thank you.
Go ahead more onlost I space
Great job. Really enjoyed it.
Thank you very much!
The robot walked when he had trees and rocks in front of him.
Han Solo: " Kid... It ain't that kinda picture." But fun to see nonetheless. :)
So it's Doctor Smith vs. Doctor Zaus also "Skipper!" And "Herman!" You have entered the Twilight Zone also R.I.P Jonathan Harris and Robert Kinoshita.
This is one of my favourite Classic Foreign shows , never notice so many mistakes , at 3:33 when robot is climbing up the ramp i was always 101% confirm that he definitely fell on its back , because the Balance looked out since they are standing in his way
Maybe Don and John Grabed him , because if you watch this scene again from the episode you can see Both Don and John noticed that he is about to fall down or the other crew also must have came for support from his back , because the fall might have damaged the Bubble of the Boobie or put a dent on his Back
+ one mistake i also noticed in several episodes , Robot walking without the wheels and the screen didnot cut that area properly making the feet visible , like from the episode " INVADERS FROM FIFTH DIMENSION " when Don , John , Maureen and Dr smith came to the Aliens space ship , you can clearly see in the bushes robots Feet , Walking like a Man
a Cord also going for that Red Speaking light
i like that werewolf mistake when he transform from werewolf Foot🐾prints to Shoes👞 ......... instead of werewolf Foot to Human Foot👣Prints
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Warning! Warning! Danger Will Robinson! Danger! Danger!
Finding goofs in Lost In Space is like shooting fish in a barrel.
More please!
Well Done!
Thanks
Loved it! Thanks.
Definitely do a Robbie the Robot vid!
Appreciate it! 😀
Sister of that picture< WHAT??? That show started in 1964!!! Where did you get 1997???? I was 9, me and my brothers LOVED IT! But it was in 1964 😁😉
Oh that was the year the story was supposed to have taken place in.😀
I never watched this show but I need to classic goofs and mistakes
SMITH IS SUCH A BRAVE " SISSIE!"
Great video. Please do more on LiS! TY.
Thanks
Hey , there is another major Tall size mistake from the Episode OASIS from (Season-1) when Dr Smith eat some Plums and grows into a Giant , like the Giants from LAND OF THE GIANTS ......... the Mistake is when he turned into a Giant his clothes , shoes and everything also enlarge somehow 🤣
However this Mistake was not repeated in LAND OF THE GIANTS when Alexander B. Fitzhug eat some kind of medicine and he grows into a Giant and he also clarify in the episode
that he stole the giant clothes from a Farm House and then threw his clothes on his friends
I always thought any goofs in Lost in Space stayed there since goofs required retakes, and this IS Irwin Allen we're talking about, right? This is the guy who got irritated when he heard the quote for a spaceship prop and screamed "LET HIM WALK!!" 😜😜
Good Job !
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The spider looks like the one in a 1950s Mars movie. The exterior shots were red and the interior shots were in normal color. I wish I could think of the title....
A friend and I watched it and a toy company made a Robot that was the perfect size to use with our Captain Action "action figures" (boys' dolls were not called dolls 😂). We had great fun with those Robots.
Yeah, they probably would not have sold as many action figures back then, if they called them action dolls.😀 I wonder how much Captain Action figures are worth? I've got an old Captain Action comic book somewhere in my collection.
Loved "The Space Destructors",
And then you took a shower.
Nice spotting but you missed one of the rare times bob may's legs and extension cord were shown on screen in "invaders from the fifth dimension" (at the 43:16 mark) l can't take credit for spotting it because it's mentioned in the commentary on the box set and yes you should definitely do a robby the robot complilation!.
If it was on the very bottom I think my DVD set has been made for wide screens and it may be cut off where you can't see the cable anymore. Seems like there was somethings I read about, but were cut off on my version. I might be wrong on that, but I think that might be the case. I just got my set recently.
THis was fun.
LIS was so fakey, if I watched it, it was only to see some Dr. Smith scenes. He was goofy, but somehow sent up the other, more stuffy characters (except for Will).
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Great!
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Giant meatballs 😂😂😂😂
You forgot about THE HAUNTED LIGHTHOUSE which had the wrong launch date for the Robinson's. It could be the computer is messed up but it is the date of the script, not the actual fictional date used in the episode! The same thing happens in LAND OF THE GIANTS' Wild Journey.
i would like to know where was alpha control filmed at
RIP Major West
I would have LEFT Dr. Smith in the keeper's cage and said TAKE HIM-- NOW-- and never bring him back.. or shoved his butt out an air lock..
Dr Smith Dr Smith you're a bumbling booby what a great line and the battering between him and the robot that was a laugh just plain classic TV
Times were much simpler back then.
I remember a scene from an episode that Maj West accidentaly hits his head in a tube for real.
Maybe the robot was secretly trying to get rid of Will, lol!
I heard the third season of " Lost in Space " was cancelled in the middle of the journey because of poor ratings.
Robinson Family is still lost in space.
Maybe do a review on the " vegetable rebellion " the worst episode ???
Wasn't that robot in Mork and Mindy too? :) voiced by the fabulous Roddy McDowall.
I think I read that he was on Mork and Mindy the other day.
The Biggest embarrassment I have ever seen on Star Trek, in Star trek The Voyage Home, when they went back in time to get the whale, when Scotty didn't know what a computer mouse was but Doctor McCoy did, the fact that Scotty didn't know about a computer mouse was a total embarrassment. A good example is Sextants, they have been around for centuries but most everyone knows about those, and centuries from now people will still know about them.
Did the Robot from Lost in Space make any special appearances like Robby?
He showed up on a Saturday morning show at least, definitely not as much as Robby.
We had wished Lost In Space had been. 🌎
It was not as easy to spot errors when watching on a small 1960's era black and white, standard definition television.
Come on, you know hes not grandpa Munster...Hes a Dracula, not a Munster
Right, right. My brain was Lost in Space for a second there.😀
@@tvcrazyman You bubble headed booby, don't let it happen again, now be gone, I must rest my delicate back, oh the pain, the pain.
Rest in peace Micheal Goddard .
do a lot more
I used to watch lost in space as a kid, it started really well but then the stories got bloody ridiculous and spoilt it even to a 9 year old.
I was a couple of years younger than you, so at the time didn't really notice the change. Absolutely loved this show as a kid - but when Batman arrived that was the next big show! Looking back though, the first 8 or so episodes of Lost in Space are really great viewing - it's when Dr. Smith (and Will and the Robot) became the focus of the show, it does become pretty hard to watch (though as an adult this was all compensated by Judy Robinson! - I know that I'm not supposed to say that, so I must remember to delete that before I post this comment).
@@Borella309 🤣
Danger Will Robinson Danger
The first episodes were very sci for. Really we’d and maybe horror like. Season two became like a boy, his robot and a uncle older bumbling man in childish goofy adventures on the se plan
Pick pick pick😂
Love the video---- STILL HATE Dr. Smith..
Thanks! Smith was definitely not the guy you wanted around in an emergency or a trip through space.
@@tvcrazyman I couldn't stand that fool even when he as being GOOD-- which was VERY rare..
God, I watched some crap on TV back in the sixties.
in one of our dogs is missing...penny also has a stunt double when they are leaving the hole....will has a stunt double in the anti matter man...dr. smith always had stunt doubles even for easy scenes...and when will went back to earth they have a telephone in that show...but I still love this show anyway....john and maureen just did not care for will....judy was johns favorite child and penny was maureens favorite child...they let smith adopt will ....and don had some sympathy for will...