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Voyage was definitely entertaining even if Irwin wasn't interested in in being bothered with logic! Thanks again Stu!👍👍

Dont forget the great 1961 movie

I Do like VTBS but my favourite by far is Time Tunnel. I find time travel stories interesting because i love history and it would be nice to be able to travel through time.

My favorite

I, very much...Find it, logical that you would treat the same respect for my brother Sybok as you would for me, or for Sarek

Loved this show in my early teens and it took forever but eventually all the DVDs came out.

UA-cam never fails to amaze me! For nearly two years nobody was watching this video but now it is getting views every hour! Never give up on a dead video! Thanks for watching!

This episode reminds me of ' The Saboteur' from season one when it was the Captain that had been got at. I only remember ' Lost In Space' in black and white so probably wouldn't have noticed the gun's, mind you not that I watched that one so much I just remember Robbie the Robot saying ' Danger, Danger Will Robinson'. 🤖

I was always glad when they got away from the monster of the week formula. Thanks Stu!👍👍

Its an ok ep with a very spectacular reactor explosion, the biggest issue is Arthur Space has the cut through of a bland wet lettuce leaf, the props on all of Irwins and indeed fox's 60s output were interchangeable for economy, the shoots were very rapid (5-7 days typically)..

Effects were better in lost in space then star wars for sure.

If they were on Voyage, they were on Lost. Either or.

Love Lost in Space but Season 3 was cringe worthy with the exception of the The Anti-Matter Man.

Interesting the connections you found. I've always felt that Irwin Allen's shows start off very strong, but then go from strong episodes to very schlocky alien stories. Time Tunnel (one of my faves growing up in the '60's) had some really interesting time travel around actual (or reasonably imagined interpretations) of actual historical events. But then come all the goofy aliens. In an alternate universe, Gene Roddenberry, rather than Irwin Allen was the creative force behind these shows. Despite the relative lack of inter-episode references in the original Star Trek series, there was still enough character development to make Star Trek a whole world unto itself, decades with motion pictures, variants, and spin-offs later. Irwin Allen's shows? Not so much. That being said, we have to take these as they are, with some very good high points, and some fair-to-middling, and some, well, yeah.

Sweet. Both are excellent!

I like both Voyage and Tunnel. I also like Lost in Space. Personally, in my headcanon, all three shows share the same universe.

Voyage/Star Trek. Same show. One in the deep ocean. The other in deep space.

Irwin Allen could do no wrong, love them all.

I too love anything Irwin Allen but especially your favourites, Time Tunnel and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Excellent shows for their time.

I, and Mr. Farnam, agree!

Whit Bissell. Has he ever cracked a joke?

There was only one Allen production that I turned my nose up against. He brought James Darren back to play a man from the future, who has a time-traveling car. It's not even bad enough to be good.

I like all of Irwin's shows, sometimes they went off the rails but there are lots of great and memorable moments. Thanks Stu!👍👍

You thought SeaQuest was ugly?!

This video is doing surprisingly well, in response August 2024 will see a new Irwin Allen video go up every weekend. Voyage/Sea, Time Tunnel, Lost in Space and even... Swiss Family Robinson! Got it all covered here! Thanks for watching!

I liked This Series

The Futuristic Attack Bomber dropping depth charges on the U.S.S. Seaview SSRN1 was the First of the Aerial Vehicles in the Irwin Allen's production: Gemini 12/Jupiter 2, Space Pod, Flying Sub FS-1, Sub orbital Spaceship Spindrift and The Aqua Foil AF-1

I saw this in the early days of cable, don't remember much about it except for the Batmobile and a guy being driven around in a Harley sidecar, every time they stopped people would bow down saying "Harley Davidson, Harley Davidson". Probably best known as the only film Dorothy Stratton ever made. Might have to give it another look, thanks Stu!

Please keep comments clean! No crude jokes about the titled character - Galaxina!

I totally remember watching this on Saturday mornings, saw it again recently on YT and it holds up quite well. Del Monroe from VTTBOTS was in an episode too. Thanks Stu!👍👍

Please comment on this video. However, at my age, I just can't be bothered with rude posters any more. Keep it nice or it gets deleted. Thanks.

Irwin Allen Dumps a ton of money into one off production values, hires a solid cast and then gets friends and volunteers to write scripts for him. Rubber suit monster of the week. This is a show about an advanced nuclear submarine? really? That submarine is just a background extra.

The werewolf eps are all competent but the first ones a bit dull and slow. Like you i prefered other scenarios, the patterson/ sharkey stuff was likely a filler due to the ep coming in short, Irwin shared your views on characterisatio n..😂

I prefer horror over SF although I like both genres. They appeal to slightly different parts of my personality and I generally don't like them mixing. Therefore, I take your point.

I was 5 years old when this came out and it dominated my imagination! Whenever I would run around the playground as a little kid the Bigfoot and Wildboy theme would play in my head. Still does from time to time!

Loved your list. I wish they could have Monte return for special missions once in a while. Like they did with The Bionic Woman. The music from the series was great and I still love listening to it. Thanks for sharing.

My one favourite in my top ten episode's has to be 'The Monster From Outer Space' It's so entertaining held together by the acting, love it 😊

It's such a shame Irwin didn't film the first series in colour and David Hedison use to hate it when Irwin was on the set as he always got into arguments with him about how he wanted them to act it.

Thanks for sharing. We were re-watching the show Lost and I was telling my wife about a movie I saw as a kid that seems like a prelude to the show premise. So I looked it you and this video came up. Very cool.

This must have looked epic for a TV show in 1964. Having the movie sets and plenty of stock footage added lots of production value. Thanks Stu!👍👍

Stu, you missed out price of doom which actually debuted the inflatable costume and day the world ended ( which actually nicked stock footage of the blob from monster from outer space)..p.s. your pic from monster from outer space shows an outtake that got left in, the bloke with the hat and cigar was not supposed to be in shot, he operated the inflatable!

Basehart blew Hedison right off the screen whenever they had a scene.

Irwin got his money's worth out of that blob, the hardest working blob in show business!🤣Thanks Stu!👍👍

Just to say that the ones Richard Basehart liked the most was 'Cyborg' and 'Mutiny' which I must say I am surprised that one wasn't on your list as it is one of the very best episode's of them all, the acting from Richard was just amazing!

It too different to get a proper comparison but I can see where your coming from

The 1943 serial was more influential for the comics: 1. The Batcave or "The Bat's Cave" 2. Traditional Alfred But it's laced with anti Japan racism! 1949 serial-- more action,; a more fit Batman; 1st Vicky Vale in live action, although still too much like Lois Lane!

I agree the second serial was better as the 1943 one moved at a snail's with ridiculously sped up fight scenes. The only thing the 1943 serial had over the 1949 serial was that the 1st one had a better-looking batsuit, while the 1949 version looks more like a cheap Halloween costume.

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