Join Leo Laporte As He Welcomes His Guest Jeff Boudin. Jeff Is A Member Of The B9 Club. This Club Is A Co Op For Builders Of The Lost In Space B9 Robot. (from 2002)
Awesome work! I grew up in the 60s watching Lost In Space every afternoon. It was a magical times of my childhood to grow up with B9, always wanted one! It's my favorite show of all times, along with Batman, etc. I had my kids back in the 90s watch the series on video and they loved it too! I now have a small B9 sitting on my office desk and everybody loves it! "Warning warning!!!" And Dr Smith was a genius actor by coming up with the synergy between Will Robinson, the robot and himself that drove the last two seasons! "Oh the pain, the pain!!!" :) Those were beautiful times that I miss.... Thanks for sharing with us!
This is great! Thank you for posting this. I miss the Screensavers show. The B9 Club is still going strong after all these years and has come a long way.
Thanks for posting. What a beautiful Robot and they did a great job with lots of voices and detail. I love the Robot and LIS and just bought a mini-sized one yesterday.
Various replicas made by different craftsmen have different features. Some have the rotating "ear" antennae. There are always tradeoffs of complexity, expense, reliability. This one is a mechanized replica. The other approach is to build a prop costume that a human operator dons in pieces (with a lot of help)... That was what the original TV version was. On the mechanized replicas, realistically moving arms or tractor section are among the hardest and most expensive features to incorporate, but some have done this. To make it mechanically able to *walk* (as the Robot was seen doing in some early episodes, and was implied to do throughout the series' run) is something so complex and expensive, I don't think anyone has done it... yet.
In the series it supposedly cost about a billion dollars, and yet was almost never asked about the weather. It spent a lot of time operating outside of its box.
"Much to there wives chagrin" Chagrin means being frustrated or annoyed over failure disapointment or humiliation. SO... IF THEY LEAVE YOU GUYS, I WOULD MARRY ANY ONE OF YOU! They are SO lucky.
I wanted to be the B9 when I was a kid for Halloween trouble is I was 5'11 by the 7th grade way to tall, but I'd love to have one depending how many pennies I'd have to break out of my bank LOL
Sorry to rain on your parade but the power pack board inside of the clear plastic is upside down and it looks like it's missing the 3 round circuits on the power pack board the green frame is right though.
It's a shame that the interviewer guy doesn't actually let the guys answer his question before interupting and asking another question. Awful job as an interviewer.
Hay can I ask the robot a bout lost in space I need to tell the robot that I can talk just like you robotb9robinson so do you wont to hare me talk just like you robotb9 robinson
This B9 is probably the best one I've seen on the web. Very much like the tv version.
I hope Bill Mumy is tickled by such interest and dedication to this aspect of LOST IN SPACE.
Awesome work! I grew up in the 60s watching Lost In Space every afternoon. It was a magical times of my childhood to grow up with B9, always wanted one! It's my favorite show of all times, along with Batman, etc. I had my kids back in the 90s watch the series on video and they loved it too! I now have a small B9 sitting on my office desk and everybody loves it! "Warning warning!!!"
And Dr Smith was a genius actor by coming up with the synergy between Will Robinson, the robot and himself that drove the last two seasons!
"Oh the pain, the pain!!!" :)
Those were beautiful times that I miss.... Thanks for sharing with us!
This is the single coolest thing that ever been or ever will be.
STOP CALLING HIM ROBBIE! Hahaha. Excellent sound board. Very cool getting the POV camera shot.
Love the Robot he was the best part of Lost in Space
Jeff Bodean is now the executive producer of the current incarnation of Creature Features shot in Bodega Bay!
This is great! Thank you for posting this. I miss the Screensavers show. The B9 Club is still going strong after all these years and has come a long way.
I crack up when B9 commands "Identify yourself!" Jacob was a lucky kid here!
Thanks for posting. What a beautiful Robot and they did a great job with lots of voices and detail. I love the Robot and LIS and just bought a mini-sized one yesterday.
those red and yellow things on his head, in at least one episode they had them spinning around.
I noticed that too.
Various replicas made by different craftsmen have different features. Some have the rotating "ear" antennae. There are always tradeoffs of complexity, expense, reliability. This one is a mechanized replica. The other approach is to build a prop costume that a human operator dons in pieces (with a lot of help)... That was what the original TV version was. On the mechanized replicas, realistically moving arms or tractor section are among the hardest and most expensive features to incorporate, but some have done this. To make it mechanically able to *walk* (as the Robot was seen doing in some early episodes, and was implied to do throughout the series' run) is something so complex and expensive, I don't think anyone has done it... yet.
I miss Tech TV! Loved it on my old giant satellite dish in the 90s.
thanks for posting joe...my son is the child at 6:00 and wanted everyone to see :)
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loved the b9 robot,would have loved to have owned one
In the series it supposedly cost about a billion dollars, and yet was almost never asked about the weather. It spent a lot of time operating outside of its box.
the original is at the Sci Fi musuem next to the spaace needle in Seattle.
The great DICK TUFELD. Its so wonderful his perfect robot voice can now live FOREVER
Hope they can one day build one with full artificial intelligence.
Good thing the b nine will live foreverl
"Much to there wives chagrin" Chagrin means being frustrated or annoyed over failure disapointment or humiliation. SO... IF THEY LEAVE YOU GUYS, I WOULD MARRY ANY ONE OF YOU! They are SO lucky.
I am so Jealous....I want one
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Just love it. Great engendering! How much is this?
I take it that Leo Laporte didn't watch Lost in Space.
Awesome
I wanted to be the B9 when I was a kid for Halloween trouble is I was 5'11 by the 7th grade way to tall, but I'd love to have one depending how many pennies I'd have to break out of my bank LOL
I have always been a fan of LOST IN SPACE! and I probably will always be a fan!
Wow
Tony Stark: I want one
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its a cool robot
I thought only one place could make them due to copyrights unless those are no longer in effect
How much would it cost if one were to buy all the parts from club members and assembled it themselves ?
I want one
Can't find these from star wars or startrek lost in space lives on
When did this episode air?
Did he meet C3-PO?
Where could I find sound effects...PLEASE
tech tv was great till Paul Allen bought them. they actually covered Iinux. but the Microsoft Co-founder put an end to that.
Where can a fellow find the voice? I don't want a silent robot!
Sorry to rain on your parade but the power pack board inside of the clear plastic is upside down and it looks like it's missing the 3 round circuits on the power pack board the green frame is right though.
Robofloyo > B9
It's a shame that the interviewer guy doesn't actually let the guys answer his question before interupting and asking another question. Awful job as an interviewer.
Hay can I ask the robot a bout lost in space I need to tell the robot that I can talk just like you robotb9robinson so do you wont to hare me talk just like you robotb9 robinson
Robotb9
Robotb9
I palsed the video and compaired power pack with original, not accurate.