It’s hard to pick a favorite episode but I’m going to pick the one that is that they go through a time warp and they end up on earth in 1947. The feel of the show was ideal because the set gave the real feel of that time period. The show is still my favorite sci-fi television show of all time.
Thanks for the update on where these folks are now! I still watch the show on ME-TV every Saturday night along with Buck Rogers. Even at 72 years old I still enjoy reliving my childhood!
8:53 Angela Cartwright was such a beautiful, gorgeous young lady back in the 1960s. Had a big crush on her when I was just a young lad, watching Lost In Space reruns in the 1970s.
Along with the first 5 black and white episodes, "The Antimatter Man", and "Visit to a Hostile Planet" are my favorites. I was about Will's age when the show was first aired. It's still fun to watch.
I WAS A LOST IN SPACE FANATIC. the first shows i seen when i was 6 or so, i was scared, but that quickly left and i became hooked. i loved the one show with Michael J. Pollard in the magic mirror. i wished and still do that it really exists!
About 40 plus years ago, I got June Lockhart's autograph! Took me about twenty minutes to build up enough courage to ask her! She was super nice and added a pep-talk about not being intimidated by celebrities!
Wow,I'm envious, I enjoyed her entire career from Lassie movies Lassie TV show, Petticoat Junction and of course Lost in Space. Her family members are acting legends
Dr. Smith was one of those that you love to hate but seriously, I don't think the show would have lasted without him. He was a brilliant actor. RIP Jonathan Harris.
Gary, there are a lot of science fiction fans who like me felt that Harris killed this show. What started out as an family adventure show became the Dr. Smith show. Ouch!
@@randyacuna3248 You do have a point because near the end it centered around Dr. Smith, William and the robot and that’s what the show became. I loved the show but to each their own. I may be wrong but Dr. Smith to me is what kept it going.
@@navyspook79 did you see the first few episodes? They were quite good straight adventure stories then what I was to understand that the producers wanted a relationship similar to treasure island in terms of jack Hawkins and long John Silver with Smith and will. This is why they became the real stars of the show. This for many of us fans was the breaking point. Sad.
I watched the original episodes in the 60's. I loved the show. One of my favorite episodes was Mr. Nobody, which featured Angela Cartwright's character. It was a very heartwarming and innocent story. The first season had the best storylines. Loved the Robot and the Jupiter 2. Thanks for the update on the cast.
Thank you for this upload: it’s brought back lots of nice memories. I used to watch the show here in the UK on Channel 4 when it would be on at lunchtimes on Sundays. Happy times! Favourite quote? It’s got to be “you bubbled headed booby”! 👍
In this very early episode JOHN ROBINSON recalled the English Pilgrims of1620 aboard the Mayflower, landing at Plymouth Rock to give thanks to God: so did Professor John Robinson of The Jupiter 2. There was a real JOHN ROBINSON who heroically perished at 1863's Battle Of Gettysburg clutching very closely 2 pocket photos of His very young children, that saved Him to be identified and memorialized as such!
I remember getting up early to get ready for church on Sunday so I could watch this before the service. I remember telling my Mom I wanted to married Penny.
One of my favorite shows, so much imagination it was a treat to watch this, the cast was great and my favorite was the robot, we need shows like this today,compared with the many junk shows that they show now.
I love the Original Lost in Space. There are so many fun stories attached to it. There was one episode where a giant lifted one of them up in the air. Just a few hours before that he was working on another set as a carpenter and The director said "Hey can you lift a man over your head?" and he lifted up the guy beside him. " He gave him a good amount of cash for one day's work.
A very endearing and memorable TV series! There are great episodes in all three seasons. But the first five episodes of the first season are very special to me. I think the series would have faired even better had it stayed more in the line of the first five episodes. But despite the shift in plot lines, as a whole, it’s a wholesome series that so many of us grew up with, play-acted, and cherish. 🙂
Lost in Space was my favourite tv show growing as a child. I had a crush on Marta. Scroll forward decades later, and I happen to see Marta at LAX airport whilst I was on holidays. I was fortunate to have a conversation with her - such a lovely lady and down-to-earth.
My absolute fave show of the 60s. “That does not compute” is still my go-to phrase when I don’t understand something. Which, my grandkids say, is a lot😂😂🤣
My favorite episode is when Will went back to Earth at Christmas time to get a bottle of tetna chloride. The old woman wanted him to stay and live with her. I thought it was a very touching episode.
As a kid back in the 70s we have fab tv shows for the kids.Lost in space.I love and happy i did meet bob may,angela cartwrigh,mark .marta.they come to the uk in the 90s.i have to say it was fab i so happy to meet them all.i very sad bob may pass a way he was very funny man.and a good friend,xxxxxxxxxxx
The first season was the best of all three seasons of LIS - less campy and great plot stories with actions. My nine top favorite episodes of LIS: 1. There Were Giants In The Earth (Season 1, Ep. 4) 2. The Hungry Sea (Season 1, Ep. 5) 3. Return from Outer Space (Season 1, Ep.15) 4. Visit to a Hostile Planet (Season 3, Ep. 2) 5. The Anti-Matter Man (Season 3, Ep.15) 6. Target: Earth (Season 3, Ep.16) 7. Space Creature (Season 3, Ep.10) 8. The Sky Is Falling (Season 1, Ep.10) 9. Wish Upon a Star (Season 1, Ep.11) Quotes from Wish Upon a Star: Will Robinson: But why work when the machine can do it FOR you? Prof. John Robinson: Will, up to now, this family's been getting along very well. We have respect and love for one another - and you can not wish for those things with THAT. Now we get this, a machine that makes dreams come true, and instead of making us happier, it sows the seeds of discontent, mistrust, and indolence. I said, "a machine that makes dreams come true..." Nightmares can also be dreams.
The first season had the most episodes that were really good. This is one of my favorites. I also liked "Follow the Leader," where John Robinson is possessed by an evil alien's spirit. "Wish Upon a Star," where Dr. Smith and Will find a wishing machine; a lesson against greed. "All That Glitters," where Dr. Smith finds a neckband that gives him the power to turn everything into platinum. I liked almost every episode of the first season.
Saddest one for me, was when Robot was in pieces on a conveyor belt. Will was standing near it in tears. My favorite character was Robot. Someone once tried to tell me that Robot had another name. His only name was Robot.
When I was a kid my brother and I loved to watch Lost in Space. We could not wait until it came on! The show was very serious in the beginning. but later towards the end, it got very campy and silly. If it was not for Dr. Smith, I don't think the show would have been so good. He would instigate the trouble and mayhem. He was very funny. The 1960's had some really good and fun shows back then. I think the shows were better than they are now!! It was a simpler time back then.
When i was 8 years in 1968 i was in in love with penny Robinson and love Doctor smith and the Robot i have the dvd box watch them over and over again i have a sign photo of miss cartwright my favourites are all of them really dont have one its a pitey they only made 3 seasons i would love to seen them return to Earth the original series his better aint seen the ones dont want to the original penny i loved
The Robot never came to pass. They have computers you can ask questions to like Alexa but they still don't have computers you can carry on a conversation with like the lost in space Robot.
Yep! We watched every episode and reruns. Robby the Robot and Dr. Smith were my favorite characters. I'm so happy YT recommended your channel. I'm happy to meet you. Have a great year.
Wednesday at 7pm. Me and all my friends were glued to a tv somewhere. Next day at recess we would replay the episode. I was usually 'Debbie, the bloop'. Can't pick a favorite, loved them all. Thanks for the great memories.
I remember Bill Mumy when he played a young kid on an episode of the twilight zone who was able to read your thoughts and if you thought anything bad about him, he'd do something like turn you into a Jack in the box.
Hulu is running the Lost in Space series, I've been watching it. It was my favorite show as a kid. Until rewatching the series, the episodes that stood out to me were the giant, man eating plants, and the boy behind the mirror. Its been fun rewatching the series through the eyes of an adult. Now the perspective is different. It was truly a very creative show for its time. Who can know the hostility of the space environment, or of potential life forms? Those flight packs actually exist today and they actually work! As a kid, I made my Jupiter 2 ships out of aluminum pie tins and painted on the windows and other details. Seeing those who were kids then all grown up now has been nice. They all flourished in their careers and lives without tumbling into a sea of alcoholism and substance abuse. It's also nice to see the adults aged gracefully. Thankyou for the interviews and updates dear Robinson family cast! Its been a pleasure.
Loved this show as a kid in the 60s and now in my 60's, I still love it. Found it recently on METV locally and I DVR it every week and love watching it. I guess Dr. Smith and the Robots bantering insults were my favorite part of the show along with the wacky aliens they came up with. Thanks for posting this....enjoyed the info and the trip back in time!
Loved Lost in Space! This was such a nice tribute❤️ My fav was they were on a planet and a little girl was some kind of princess ruler - something was happening to the planet like an earthquake - she had to be preserved by going to sleep on this bed amidst ruble falling & falling debris.
There are several “favorites “, but I think I’ll choose the one where Kurt Russell makes a guest appearance. But, really, the guest stars were so plentiful - seems EVERYONE was on the show at some point in time. Billy Mumy was quite an actor, himself. And Angela Cartwright as a favorite actress of mine. The show did become too silly, even for me. I now have the entire series on DVD, and enjoy watching it. 📻🙂
Never missed a Lost in Space episode! Along with my sister. Was totally in love with Angels Cartwright from the Danny Thomas show thru LOST in Space and beyond!
To give you a idea how much I liked Lost in Space I’m building the huge Moebius Jupiter 2 spaceship model, I’m 62 years old, I also finished watching the entire series on dvd, Jupiter 2 & Judy were my favorites ! Nice to know I’m not the only fan still out there !👍🏻🙂
The episode I remember most is when the robot grew so large they could walk inside of him. You never mentioned Bill Mumys part on Twilight zone, that episode scared the crap out in of me when he wished things into the corn field
In an interview on YT, he talked about his kids and how they fight. He said it was good they weren't any worse or they'd be in a cornfield all the time.
June Lockhart guest starred as a doctor on another SF show as well in 1994 - Babylon 5, in the episode called "The Quality of Mercy". Edit: the same show Bill Mumy had a recurring role on.
I loved the show still do I have 2 los remco robots from 1966 one still in box and one of my favorite episodes was my friend mr. nobody first season well done. But I had a lot of favorite episodes but that one stuck out in my mind. Thanks for the post lost in space forever!
yes , I saw all of the Lost in space shows in the 60,s . I really liked seeing where the cast is these days . I can,t seem to get away from hearing about David Bowie . I see one of the Cast is a big fan . I used to work for Bowie . He was cool to talk too and tour with . R.I,P. That was in 1983.
I remember watching reruns in the 1970s and could not get enough of the show as a ten year old. Marta Kristen so beautiful up until today. Loved the Jupiter 2 which resembled many photos of supposed real life UFOs. And the b 9 robot was so cool. At some point Irwin Allen should have had a special episode which they returned back to earth
I bought Lost in Space comics, It's a shame Innovation comics is no longer in business, hopefully Bill Mumy will find a new comic book publisher to continue Lost in Space series.
@@donaldcampbell3043 I haven't been up to date on the comic book world, I haven't been buying comic books over 15 years. What publisher will print the Lost in Space series graphic novels? I would buy it if it's out already?
@@donaldcampbell3043 Thanks for the info. 👍 Hopefully it will come out soon? I'm sure Bill will have to find publisher and go through legal hoops to get rights and permission to get the ball rolling again.
June was always attractive, she was beautiful in universal's she wolf of London 1944 and even in her later years with lassie and lost in space and in guess star roles.
What do you remember about Lost In Space? 🤔
I remember soooo much! Loved it! My childhood! I still watch sometimes
Yessssss
I loved penny and will And the robot
“Have no fear! Smith is here!”
“Oh the pain, the pain.”
Just about any scene with Jonathan Harris in it.
He didn’t steal the show,
He made the show.
I remember Angela Cartright
June looks fabulous in her 90s, good for her!
Zero gravity and organic gardening
: Totally watched Lost in Space in the '60s, still love it!
Watching it in the 60's, Penny was my first crush!!!
A great show. I watched it when I was 16 years old. I’m 70 yea s old now and watch it on DVD.
I remember Lost in Space and the robot was my favorite
It’s hard to pick a favorite episode but I’m going to pick the one that is that they go through a time warp and they end up on earth in 1947.
The feel of the show was ideal because the set gave the real feel of that time period.
The show is still my favorite sci-fi television show of all time.
Carbon tetrachloride!
I remember that episode. Actually I was about five or six years old at the time so that's the only episode I do remember.
Thanks for the update on where these folks are now! I still watch the show on ME-TV every Saturday night along with Buck Rogers. Even at 72 years old I still enjoy reliving my childhood!
I have the entire DVD set but also watch it on metv on Saturday nights. I'm in my sixties.
8:53 Angela Cartwright was such a beautiful, gorgeous young lady back in the 1960s. Had a big crush on her when I was just a young lad, watching Lost In Space reruns in the 1970s.
Lost in space is great. I watched every show. To the cast we will love you forever. !!!!! ❤️🙏🎚️🙏🎚️🙏🎚️🙏❤️
I build robots today, because of that show.
dont you wish they were actually useful
As a teen in the late 60's Lost in Space was my favorite show........ DANGER DANGER DANGER!!! - still rings in my ears. lol
Whenever they asked good ole Dr. Smith to help it was always................ OH MY DELICATE BACK!!!
Along with the first 5 black and white episodes, "The Antimatter Man", and "Visit to a Hostile Planet" are my favorites. I was about Will's age when the show was first aired. It's still fun to watch.
I WAS A LOST IN SPACE FANATIC. the first shows i seen when i was 6 or so, i was scared, but that quickly left and i became hooked. i loved the one show with Michael J. Pollard in the magic mirror. i wished and still do that it really exists!
That was one of my favorite episodes too.
About 40 plus years ago, I got June Lockhart's autograph! Took me about twenty minutes to build up enough courage to ask her! She was super nice and added a pep-talk about not being intimidated by celebrities!
The quintessential lady! Kindness is such a rarity these days, but she probably would do the same thing today. I know you treasure it!
Wow,I'm envious, I enjoyed her entire career from Lassie movies Lassie TV show, Petticoat Junction and of course Lost in Space. Her family members are acting legends
Dr. Smith was one of those that you love to hate but seriously, I don't think the show would have lasted without him. He was a brilliant actor. RIP Jonathan Harris.
Gary, there are a lot of science fiction fans who like me felt that Harris killed this show. What started out as an family adventure show became the Dr. Smith show. Ouch!
@@randyacuna3248 You do have a point because near the end it centered around Dr. Smith, William and the robot and that’s what the show became. I loved the show but to each their own. I may be wrong but Dr. Smith to me is what kept it going.
@@navyspook79 did you see the first few episodes? They were quite good straight adventure stories then what I was to understand that the producers wanted a relationship similar to treasure island in terms of jack Hawkins and long John Silver with Smith and will. This is why they became the real stars of the show. This for many of us fans was the breaking point. Sad.
Oh the pain....the pain
@@navyspook79
It was Robot, Smith, and Will.
I remember a young Kurt Russell appearing in an episode. Great memories, thanks for posting.
Kurt was my crush a hundred years ago!
I remember Kurt Russell. It was called The Challenge
Kurt russell also appeared on an episode of gilligan's island.
I watched the original episodes in the 60's. I loved the show. One of my favorite episodes was Mr. Nobody, which featured Angela Cartwright's character. It was a very heartwarming and innocent story.
The first season had the best storylines. Loved the Robot and the Jupiter 2. Thanks for the update on the cast.
I started watching the re-runs and still watch it, in DVD
Great show. I watched it back in the 60's and Im watching it now. Guy Williams never dyed that patch of grey in his hair!
Dr. Smith and weekly monsters were why I tuned in. Between Gilligan and Smith the 1960s were stranded in space.
I loved it when the robot laughed.
The robot always had a insulting come back on Dr Smith!!
Thank you for this upload: it’s brought back lots of nice memories. I used to watch the show here in the UK on Channel 4 when it would be on at lunchtimes on Sundays. Happy times! Favourite quote? It’s got to be “you bubbled headed booby”! 👍
In this very early episode JOHN ROBINSON recalled the English Pilgrims of1620 aboard the Mayflower, landing at Plymouth Rock to give thanks to God: so did Professor John Robinson of The Jupiter 2. There was a real JOHN ROBINSON who heroically perished at 1863's Battle Of Gettysburg clutching very closely 2 pocket photos of His very young children, that saved Him to be identified and memorialized as such!
I loved the original series! 🛸
I remember getting up early to get ready for church on Sunday so I could watch this before the service. I remember telling my Mom I wanted to married Penny.
All the episodes were excellent. Judy was my favourite.
And unfortunately Lowest paid of the Family.
One of my favorite shows, so much imagination it was a treat to watch this, the cast was great and my favorite was the robot, we need shows like this today,compared with the many junk shows that they show now.
June lockhart was and still is beautiful gorgeous 😍❤️
I used to laugh at DR Smith's saying oh the pain the pain now I've got aches im saying oh the pain the pain
I know right? Lol! Oh the pain, the pain!
Glad to read this; thought there was something wrong with me, LOL!
Im saying"Oh my delicate back" pretty much on a daily basis now! Lol!!
I slipped on Ice a few days ago the pain in the back which was previously fractured was not good.
@@hydrolito hope you saw a doctor. Just in case.
Loved Lost in Space then, love it now.
I love the Original Lost in Space.
There are so many fun stories attached to it.
There was one episode where a giant lifted one of them up in the air. Just a few hours before that he was working on another set as a carpenter and The director said "Hey can you lift a man over your head?" and he lifted up the guy beside him. " He gave him a good amount of cash for one day's work.
A very endearing and memorable TV series! There are great episodes in all three seasons. But the first five episodes of the first season are very special to me. I think the series would have faired even better had it stayed more in the line of the first five episodes. But despite the shift in plot lines, as a whole, it’s a wholesome series that so many of us grew up with, play-acted, and cherish. 🙂
Lost in Space was my favourite tv show growing as a child. I had a crush on Marta. Scroll forward decades later, and I happen to see Marta at LAX airport whilst I was on holidays. I was fortunate to have a conversation with her - such a lovely lady and down-to-earth.
My absolute fave show of the 60s. “That does not compute” is still my go-to phrase when I don’t understand something. Which, my grandkids say, is a lot😂😂🤣
""The Keeper"" was one of the best episodes.
Yep. It was the only 2 part episode in the series too
Always loved, Micheal Rennie, who starred in those shows. Best known for "Klaatu", in the original "The Day the Earth Stood Still".
Me too.
This was my favorite show when I was a kid. I doodled The Jupiter 2 all over my Peachee’s and book covers! 😉♥️ What a great 👍 show!
As hard as I try to forget it, The Great Vegetable Rebellion lives on in my memory.
😂
Ugh!!!! Thanks for reminding me!!!!
@Steven Clark "Two steps forward, my mechanical friend."
It took me several weeks before I would eat a salad with carrot shreds .
Darn....I think I missed that episode. :'(
My favorite episode is when Will went back to Earth at Christmas time to get a bottle of tetna chloride. The old woman wanted him to stay and live with her. I thought it was a very touching episode.
Yep. I followed every episode. Return from outer space. Was an awesome one.
I still use the phrase "It Does Not Compute!"
And Danger Will Robinson !!
@@loricreed Danger Will Robinson, Danger! Definitely remember best!
Waving your arms around and yelling: "danger Will Robinson!"
As a kid back in the 70s we have fab tv shows for the kids.Lost in space.I love and happy i did meet bob may,angela cartwrigh,mark .marta.they come to the uk in the 90s.i have to say it was fab i so happy to meet them all.i very sad bob may pass a way he was very funny man.and a good friend,xxxxxxxxxxx
OMG! I had a Lost in Space robot that was the coolest thing!!
Used to love this programme when I was young
I was about 8 when this show first came out and when Star Trek showed up in 1966 I didn't think it was as good as Lost in Space! lol
To this day I still say "Warning Will Robinson " when something is going wrong. I loved lost in space, but B5 was great as well.
Never heard of B5. Was that a cartoon? I know it wasn't a tv show.
@@davidpanetta6400
It was the robot model number
@@Mikevdog The Robot Model number is B9 and not B5 The Robot says that in Episode "Ghost Planet" at 33:35 Just Saying
I loved Babylon 5. 😉
I had such a crush on Angela Cartwright.
I loved Lost in Space. I'm of the generation that remembers June Lockhart in Lassie. I always thought how cool a mother that would be.
Bill Mumy is an accomplished folk singer. Saw him in concert. He pronounced the name as "Mummy".
I always called him by Mummy. No one ever said otherwise.
@@davidpanetta6400 He's always pronounced it as Moo-mee, he just got tired of correcting people who said Mummy
@@BobbyTRey100 Still different from the announcer here pronouncing it "Myoo-mee."
@@BobbyTRey100 --Just like the late Colin Powell. He got tired of correcting people on the pronunciation of his first name. Call-in, not Colon!
The Toymaker, Visit to a Hostile Planet and The Keeper are my favorite episodes.Favorite alien,the Saticons of course.....a loyal fan since day one!
i enjoyed & loved 💚💜💙💛 the show's at my grandmother's home sweet home...🌹
I too watched it at my grandparents, their tv had UHF channels and ours did not lol
The first season was the best of all three seasons of LIS - less campy and great plot stories with actions.
My nine top favorite episodes of LIS:
1. There Were Giants In The Earth (Season 1, Ep. 4)
2. The Hungry Sea (Season 1, Ep. 5)
3. Return from Outer Space (Season 1, Ep.15)
4. Visit to a Hostile Planet (Season 3, Ep. 2)
5. The Anti-Matter Man (Season 3, Ep.15)
6. Target: Earth (Season 3, Ep.16)
7. Space Creature (Season 3, Ep.10)
8. The Sky Is Falling (Season 1, Ep.10)
9. Wish Upon a Star (Season 1, Ep.11)
Quotes from Wish Upon a Star:
Will Robinson: But why work when the machine can do it FOR you?
Prof. John Robinson: Will, up to now, this family's been getting along very well. We have respect and love for one another - and you can not wish for those things with THAT. Now we get this, a machine that makes dreams come true, and instead of making us happier, it sows the seeds of discontent, mistrust, and indolence. I said, "a machine that makes dreams come true..." Nightmares can also be dreams.
I love watching other old shows and spotting actors that were on Lost in Space. Still is my all time favorite show and im 60.
I liked 'The War of the Robots' where Will finds a robotoid while fishing with Dr. Smith. Features Robbie the robot from Forbidden Planet.
That was one of my favorites, also the Anti Matter Man.
The first season had the most episodes that were really good. This is one of my favorites. I also liked "Follow the Leader," where John Robinson is possessed by an evil alien's spirit. "Wish Upon a Star," where Dr. Smith and Will find a wishing machine; a lesson against greed. "All That Glitters," where Dr. Smith finds a neckband that gives him the power to turn everything into platinum. I liked almost every episode of the first season.
" My favorite Episodes were, The Derelict, The Hungry Sea, Robot Toy, and The Keeper. Thanks for
posting this short memorabilia...!"
Saddest one for me, was when Robot was in pieces on a conveyor belt. Will was standing near it in tears. My favorite character was Robot. Someone once tried to tell me that Robot had another name. His only name was Robot.
Robot B-9 was his name
Thanks. Someone told me his name was”Robby” and I knew that wasn’t right.
When I was a kid my brother and I loved to watch Lost in Space. We could not wait until it came on! The show was very serious in the beginning. but later towards the end, it got very campy and silly. If it was not for Dr. Smith, I don't think the show would have been so good. He would instigate the trouble and mayhem. He was very funny. The 1960's had some really good and fun shows back then. I think the shows were better than they are now!! It was a simpler time back then.
That was my favorite show in the 1960s! I would look forward to Wednesday nights! All of the actors did a phenomenal job with their parts!👏👏👏
Loved this show as a child. Gives me goosebumps just hearing the music! Thanks for sharing!
When i was 8 years in 1968 i was in in love with penny Robinson and love Doctor smith and the Robot i have the dvd box watch them over and over again i have a sign photo of miss cartwright my favourites are all of them really dont have one its a pitey they only made 3 seasons i would love to seen them return to Earth the original series his better aint seen the ones dont want to the original penny i loved
Watched this show regularly and loved it!! Glad to see most all the cast members are still alive and well!
This was always a favorite shows from back in the day yes I remember all of these episodes.😍😘😊.
I always liked “the chariot “ clips!
I watched this TV show as a kid. Weekly. “Danger Will Robinson !” Was, and still is, a super-secret code phrase...
The Robot never came to pass. They have computers you can ask questions to like Alexa but they still don't have computers you can carry on a conversation with like the lost in space Robot.
I watched the re-runs beginning in 1978, WLVI Boston 3-4 Monday-Saturday "The Anti-Matter Man" is my favorite episode
Yep! We watched every episode and reruns. Robby the Robot and Dr. Smith were my favorite characters.
I'm so happy YT recommended your channel. I'm happy to meet you.
Have a great year.
Loved watching it as a kid. Have the complete DVD collection to continue watching. Enjoying these segments on TH-cam.
Wednesday at 7pm. Me and all my friends were glued to a tv somewhere. Next day at recess we would replay the episode. I was usually 'Debbie, the bloop'. Can't pick a favorite, loved them all. Thanks for the great memories.
I remember Bill Mumy when he played a young kid on an episode of the twilight zone who was able to read your thoughts and if you thought anything bad about him, he'd do something like turn you into a Jack in the box.
Twilight zone
Horrible Twilight Zone episode, all the parents were doing whatever the little brat said. Spank him!
@@TruthLivesNow Yeah, try. Ain't that right, Anthony!?
I had such a crush on the mama. Such a great lady
I like so many of them, but my favorite was "The Hungry Sea."
Hulu is running the Lost in Space series, I've been watching it. It was my favorite show as a kid. Until rewatching the series, the episodes that stood out to me were the giant, man eating plants, and the boy behind the mirror.
Its been fun rewatching the series through the eyes of an adult. Now the perspective is different. It was truly a very creative show for its time. Who can know the hostility of the space environment, or of potential life forms?
Those flight packs actually exist today and they actually work!
As a kid, I made my Jupiter 2 ships out of aluminum pie tins and painted on the windows and other details.
Seeing those who were kids then all grown up now has been nice. They all flourished in their careers and lives without tumbling into a sea of alcoholism and substance abuse. It's also nice to see the adults aged gracefully.
Thankyou for the interviews and updates dear Robinson family cast! Its been a pleasure.
Loved this show as a kid in the 60s and now in my 60's, I still love it. Found it recently on METV locally and I DVR it every week and love watching it. I guess Dr. Smith and the Robots bantering insults were my favorite part of the show along with the wacky aliens they came up with. Thanks for posting this....enjoyed the info and the trip back in time!
YOU NINNY !!! never gets old lol
The Keeper Guest Starred Michael Rennie the same Man who starred in the original The Day The Earth Stood Still " Klatu Barada Nikto"
Lost in space used a lot of Barnard Hermann's music from The Day the Earth Stood Still in many episodes. Both were 20th century fox produced.
That was the most memorable episode for me.
Yes I loved "Lost in space".!!! Best show in 60s.
Loved Lost in Space! This was such a nice tribute❤️ My fav was they were on a planet and a little girl was some kind of princess ruler - something was happening to the planet like an earthquake - she had to be preserved by going to sleep on this bed amidst ruble falling & falling debris.
I still watch reruns of Lost in Space on metv every Saturday, I love it.
What a TV Series,never missed an episode of Lost in Space.👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟😷✌
There are several “favorites “, but I think I’ll choose the one where Kurt Russell makes a guest appearance.
But, really, the guest stars were so plentiful - seems EVERYONE was on the show at some point in time.
Billy Mumy was quite an actor, himself. And Angela Cartwright as a favorite actress of mine.
The show did become too silly, even for me.
I now have the entire series on DVD, and enjoy watching it.
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It did become too silly, even for a 10 year old!
Penny in the looking glass is one that sticks out in my memory and the one when the ghost showed up, because Will just wanted to be left alone.
Marie Hernandez: My friend mr nobody was one i liked with Penny Also
Yep. The magic mirror. Michael j. Pollard played the boy behind the mirror with no reflection. He's the guy who played C.W. Moss in Bonnie and Clyde.
It is definitely my favorite show of all time. My favorite episode, Wish upon a star.
Never missed a Lost in Space episode! Along with my sister. Was totally in love with Angels Cartwright from the Danny Thomas show thru LOST in Space and beyond!
To give you a idea how much I liked Lost in Space I’m building the huge Moebius Jupiter 2 spaceship model, I’m 62 years old, I also finished watching the entire series on dvd, Jupiter 2 & Judy were my favorites ! Nice to know I’m not the only fan still out there !👍🏻🙂
June Lockhart, Mark Goddard, and Marta Kristen have all aged very well. Marta, in particular, is still a knockout at age 78!!
Absolutely! Just imagine being Lost in Space with just the two of them in the Jupiter 2!
great memories thank you all and rip peace to those that passed.
Thank you for posting this...sooooo many memories !!!
I loved the episode when Will went back to earth.
i remember that too. i think he went back into the past and brought back a liquid
Hatfield Four Corners (New England region)
@@stevenscoville9732 Carbon Tetrachloride, or carbon tet.
The episode I remember most is when the robot grew so large they could walk inside of him. You never mentioned Bill Mumys part on Twilight zone, that episode scared the crap out in of me when he wished things into the corn field
You beat me to it! That Twilight Zone episode is one of my all-time favorites.
In an interview on YT, he talked about his kids and how they fight. He said it was good they weren't any worse or they'd be in a cornfield all the time.
loved this show as a kid!!!!!! thanks for the clip
June Lockhart guest starred as a doctor on another SF show as well in 1994 - Babylon 5, in the episode called "The Quality of Mercy". Edit: the same show Bill Mumy had a recurring role on.
I loved the show still do I have 2 los remco robots from 1966 one still in box and one of my favorite episodes was my friend mr. nobody first season well done. But I had a lot of favorite episodes but that one stuck out in my mind. Thanks for the post lost in space forever!
The best original series!!
Watched it as a child, watching it now, beautiful show!!!
I loved the episode where Robot got huge, Will had to go inside Robot to shrink him down to normal size but will Will make it out of Robot in time 🤔🤣😂
Loved the episodes focusing on Will with Dr. Smith and Robot. At the time I watched these episodes, our family had 1 B&W TV.
I love the show. Even bought the DVD box set. I had a secret crush on Penny even though she was three years older then me. *LOL* RIP Dr. Smith
Bought the DVD set in HKG (Hong Kong) 20 years ago and I haven’t played them yet. But soooo remember the show growing up
It's on bluray now so watch those instead. The original DVDs were terribly transferred.
yes , I saw all of the Lost in space shows in the 60,s . I really liked seeing where the cast is these days . I can,t seem to get away from hearing about David Bowie . I see one of the Cast is a big fan . I used to work for Bowie . He was cool to talk too and tour with . R.I,P. That was in 1983.
I remember watching reruns of this as a kid. Always a special series to me since I grew up on watching this great show!
I remember watching reruns in the 1970s and could not get enough of the show as a ten year old. Marta Kristen so beautiful up until today. Loved the Jupiter 2 which resembled many photos of supposed real life UFOs. And the b 9 robot was so cool. At some point Irwin Allen should have had a special episode which they returned back to earth
I loved Billy Mumy and June Lockhart and loved, loved Jonathan Harris.
Just watched the Munsters episode with Billy Mumy
@@samanthab1923 I remember that episode. What a sweet child he was.
Silent Night Googie 😉
@@samanthab1923 Not sure what Googie is but thumbs up anyhow. Lololol.
Silent Night LOL Googie is the name of the character Billy Mumy played on the Munsters. Little Eddie's friend.
Mumy also worked on the Lost in Space comic, published by Innovation Comics in the early 1990s.
I bought Lost in Space comics, It's a shame Innovation comics is no longer in business, hopefully Bill Mumy will find a new comic book publisher to continue Lost in Space series.
@@bumbo66 he replied to me when I asked about the series continuing, they were planning to finish the series in the form of graphic novels
@@donaldcampbell3043 I haven't been up to date on the comic book world, I haven't been buying comic books over 15 years. What publisher will print the Lost in Space series graphic novels? I would buy it if it's out already?
@@bumbo66 I don't know if they ever came out, I never saw them.
@@donaldcampbell3043 Thanks for the info. 👍 Hopefully it will come out soon? I'm sure Bill will have to find publisher and go through legal hoops to get rights and permission to get the ball rolling again.
June was always attractive, she was beautiful in universal's she wolf of London 1944 and even in her later years with lassie and lost in space and in guess star roles.
Loved the show, when I first watched as a kid in the 70's.
I still love it today, when I get the chance to watch it.