Dr. Smith Releases the Keeper’s Specimens • Lost in Space
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- From Season 1, Episode 16.
The Keeper is an alien who travels the galaxy collecting living pairs of interesting or rare animals. His courtly overtures towards the Robinsons belie his true intention -- to add a pair of humans to his incredible menagerie.
Episode aired Jan 12, 1966
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About Lost in Space: The Robinson family was supposed to set off on a five-year mission to explore a distant planet, but an act of sabotage by the scheming Dr. Zachary Smith -- who managed to get himself trapped aboard the spaceship -- leaves them adrift in space for three years. The Robinsons, pilot Don West, Dr. Smith and their trusty robot move from planet to planet, always searching for a way to return to Earth.
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I love seeing these clips!
This was the good Dr. Smith, evil but not goofy.
Everyone seemed to forget that his original intent was to murder everyone onboard the Jupiter 2
I especially love the cue by John Williams that appears at the beginning of this clip. It originally appears in “The Reluctant Stowaway” when Dr. Smith desperately attempts to revive Major West from suspended animation while encased in a freezing tube.
Wonderful clip, showcasing all the marvelous aliens witnessed in earlier episodes, not the least of which is the giant cyclops from “There Were Giants in the Earth”.
This is a great 2 parter on the 1st season. I did catch a brief look at the exterior of the Keepers Spaceship when he was showing it to Will from a distance when I watched this episode. Amazing that these Alien ships look small on the exterior but get inside its huge and I would probably get lost in there.
Fifty years after watching this for the first time, I’m still hoping the robot puts a clamp on Smith before he screws it all up. 😂
that was one of dr smith's better screams when he scene that carrot nosed owl creature.
This is a great episode. Guest star Michael Rene classic actor. I was almost expecting Gort to be standing by from The Day The Earth Stood Still. Dr. Smith is always up to no good as usual. I like how all the monsters released seem to be coming down the ramp multiple times same monsters even the Cyclops in reduced size. It's a classic in itself. Irwin Allen loved to use props and costumes in his shows. But it worked for him . Well done. Top marks.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️
Dr. Smith: You’re Mine!
That same ship was used later on in Season 1 on the episode "His Majesty Smith".
I thought it appeared in “The Space Croppers” (?)
@@michaelschramm1064Another great episode. That ship had a porch with a couple of chairs to sit on. When I was a kid watching L.I.S. I wondered what happened to the porch when the ship was in flight? 🤔
My favorite childhood show! It played out so many fears & nightmares !! The music & sets & the ship was better than Star Trek . The show ran in syndication from 1970 to 1973 - very strongly! Most hour long TV shows do NOT do well in syndication. After school ; before dinner shows : Gilligan's Island , Batman, Lost in Space, The Munsters, Superman. Land of the Giants did POORLY in reruns . Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea did very well.
That’s how I recall watching “Lost in Space”, in its seemingly endless appearances in syndication from 1970-73 or thereabouts. I was a bit too young to be able to stay up and watch the series when it initially aired.
And I agree about the Star Trek series comparison, even though I’ve been a Trekkie for decades. While ST took on a format of adventure, LIS (in the first season, anyway) took on more foreboding, darker elements. John Williams’ magnificent music really helped elevate the sense of doom and chills.
@@michaelschramm1064 I remember the FIRST days of syndication . I was too young for the original run. We must be the same age.
@@LannieLord Possibly…I’m 65.
Gilligan's Island received solid ratings during its original run and grew in popularity during decades of syndication, especially in the 1970s and '80s, when many markets ran the show in the late afternoon.
Robot 🤖: Halt!
How does he expect the robot to be able to take off he doesn't know anything about the ship
Because, well…Dr. Smith. Petulant, impatient, always wanting instant gratification…like getting back to Earth post haste.
How did the big dinosaurs monsters get out
There's a hole in the story