LOST IN SPACE 🤩 THEN AND NOW 2021 - See how they changed!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The stars of Lost in Space 2021 - See how they changed!
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Starring:
Guy Williams - Prof. John Robinson
June Lockhart - Maureen Robinson
Mark Goddard - Maj. Don West
Marta Kristen - Judy Robinson
Bill Mumy - Will Robinson
Angela Cartwright - Penny Robinson
Jonathan Harris - Dr. Zachary Smith
Fritz Feld - Mr. Zumdish
Sheila Allen - Aunt Gamma
Vitina Marcus - Athena
Albert Salmi - Alonzo P. Tucker
Michael Rennie - The Keeper
Marcel Hillaire - Junkman
Leonard Stone - Farnum
Don Matheson - Idak Alpha 12
Allan Melvin - Enforcer Claudio
Warren Oates - Jimmy Hapgood
Reta Shaw - Aunt Clara Simms
Michael Ansara - The Ruler
Wally Cox - Tiabo
Royal Dano - Major Domo
Henry Jones - Jeremiah Smith
Mike Kellin - Myko
Werner Klemperer - Bolix
Michael J. Pollard - The Boy
I watched that program back when I was a kid. I liked that program and I still do. I now have the whole complete series and I still watch them. Those were good shows back in those days.
Same story with me. I watched the whole series every two years on DVD
I thought that was a great show 😊. I am almost 59 years old. I can't believe how long ago that show was on. The cast was great 👍. It's been so long since I have seen it, I didn't know that a lot of people that were in the show played in it. Thanks for posting this. Great job 👍🤩.
Thank you!
The favorite series of my childhood. And today at 57 years old, it is still my favorite series. Blessings.
Happy Birthday Rafael! 🍰🎈🎁🎂
@@thennow-howtheychanged8449 Thank you.
Rushed home from school to watch my favourite show back in the 60's. Had a crush on Judy Robinson too !
Best show ever still watch reruns
Agree with you there, I always thought season three had the best episodes.
@@JohnLee-pt5jz Now part of MeTV's Super Sci-Fi Saturday Night (although it airs in the early morning).
@@JohnLee-pt5jz yes sir the episode with IDAK was one of my favorite episodes
@@georgemaster689 Yes it is that's where I watch it
Agreed!
I am a child of the 60's. Watched this show faithfully. I am almost 61 now
As an author, I got to spend time with Bill Mumy at Comicon 2012, and he's my all-time favorite celebrity. Super smart, very kind, very generous of himself, and solicitous to others. Everything you would ever want. My co-author and I gave him our book, with the goal that he would have something to read on the flight home, but he stayed up that night and read the entire book! Then he found us the next day to thank us and provide some cogent comments. Very cool! The M.C. at the VIP panel discussion kept calling him, "Mr. Mummy", and Bill was very patient with the man, where I would not have been. He eventually said, "Just call me Bill", and that got a good laugh because we all felt his pain. As for how he has changed, when I saw him, he was in fantastic shape, in spite of being four years older than myself, and I don't think I EVER looked that fit. He looked really a lot like the healthy, strapping young man in the 1983 Twilight Zone movie. I have only good things to say about Mr. Mumy. All good wishes, Bill, you are the best. Thank you!
That's good that you say good things about him, That's really good! You wouldn't want him to send you to the cornfield ....
Watched all the reruns when i was a kid loved the show!
Lost In Space is what got me interested in electricity, electronics, collecting scrap metal and traveling.
I just loved it when Will & Dr. Smith got mixed up with aliens and alien technology. My favorite all time episode is The Space Destructors.
My favourite show was a kid grown up in the 60s and still my favourite in 2021
I love this series
Good to see a picture of Mark Goddard smiling. I always used to refer to him as the angry Don West. His character was always mad. The main actresses in the show aged well.
I met Mark Goddard when he came to Sydney Australia in the late nineties, he was very enthusiastic about answering questions, the "anti matter man' was his favourite episode. My friend and I had our photo taken with him, he was great.
From everything I hear, Mark Goddard was totally unlike Don West. Sort of the same as the dichotomy between Nick Barkley and Peter Breck in The Big Valley; Breck was, by all accounts a quiet, mild-mannered man, nothing like the hot-tempered Nick on the show.
Guy Williams was my favorite, he was my hero and like a father figure to me, when I learned of his death it hit me very hard back in 1989, thank you for posting this.
Wow...great tribute!
Thank you very much!
Sorry but you put the Wrong IDAK Pix for Don Matheson..You have the Pix of the Superior IDAK...
adoro essa serie a pessoa v a maravilhosa qualidade das séries antigas excelentes q da gosto d v ate os dias d hoje
I love that show so very much!!🥰❤ Rest in Heavenly Peace the one's who pass away!!!🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤
Wrong Photo for Idak. There were 2 Idaks in the episode. The photo on the left in costume is not Don Matheson. I believe his name was Dawson Palmer who was the resident monster as he was called as he wore many costumes to portray various aliens. Don Matheson was the other Idak.
That is Dawson Palmer, great episode the revolt of the androids.
Of all the shows I have seen, these people have by far aged the best. They all look great.
Every Saturday I watch Lost In Space. I was 7 when it came out.
I loved the whole cast. So camp and funny. Top show. I used to race after school & run from the bus station round the corner from where I lived at glen Street mosman to watch my favourite show.
still my favorite show!!
Hang on, what about the robot , you left him out ....what does he look like now? has he aged ?
Sorry, I could not find any recent pictures of the robot... 😂
B9 Robot still looks the same.😂
"Warning, Warning, this does not compute Will Robinson"
Bob May inside the Robot and Dick Tufeld as the voice and the Announcer for the series!
My favorite show and still is
You forgot Dee Hartford, who was in three episodes, two as the android Verda, and the other as Nancy pi squared.
Another actor that wasn't mentioned in your list, Lou Wagner who played J5
Lost in space is part of my adolescence.
It was a great Sci fiction show
I remember when we come back from school we watch Lost in Space/ Land of The Giants too.
The Robot would be ageless. He was my favorite character.
You missed Dee Hartford who played Verda in two episodes.
Dee was in the episode space beauty, playing Nancy pi squared.
I guess the robot didn't age...Danger Will Robinson...
😂
you forgot series creator Irwin Allen and Robot actors Bob May & Dick Tufeld (Red Skelton would have been a nice addition to your video as well since he financed the series) OOPSY DAISY! otherwise - an interesting video :)
Thank you! Gee, do you watch Lost in Space much -)
Forgot Al Lewis too. Some photos in costume others not.
@@thennow-howtheychanged8449 Jonathan Harris?
@@jesussilva2545 "Oh William, the pain the pain"
Love this
Thank you!
Heavens to mergatroid I loved this show
I met Billy twice in the 80s at comic con .
Excellent presentation.
Thanks for watching
Dang! I wanted to see how the Robot changed! Was it able to get upgrades to keep it functional, ot did it rust away and end up in some intergalactic scrap yard? 😉
😂
He's doing good just has a little bit more rust around the edges .
Great Job On The Video!! Glad to see the guest stars too. My God it was all so long ago now Yikes!
I first saw Reta Shaw on The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.
"Return From Outer Space" episode!
Cool tv, my (now, late) maternal grandmother loved yellow, had such kitchen shelving, etc. She asked me what I saw in the show(re-runs, WLVI). 1978. The Robot!
Damb i had a wicked crush on angela when i was a kid in the 60s she has changed !
Werner Klemperer played a funny Colonel Klink on Hogan's Heroes. I think he was also into music being a conductor.
Actually his Father was a renowned conductor
@@stephengiorgis7072 ohhh! Coool! Thanks for the factoid!
Adoro Perdidos no Espaço até hoje. Não perdia um capítulo. Tenho um box da série. Vejo sempre . Que saudade!!!!!
It's so sad to know that Albert Salmi killed himself. I'm shocked and in tears. God forgive you.
In a Google article, the daughter said her mother was very abusive, when she and her sister were growing up and the parents should have divorced, but after she finished H.S., they moved to Spokane and things got worse between the couple. Albert shot the wife and turned the gun on himself.
There must be something special about that reagent of space cause their all holding up pretty good!
Not many left alive.
Nope... not many.
So many gone due to heart condition or cancer
Loved this show
I can't believe Bill Mumy it looks like Amy on The Big Bang
thats one of my favorites, had crush on don and the father, im 59 now seems like yesterday, i have whole series on DVD. dr. smith is hilarious.
Me, too. Same age, too.
you have some pix of actors from episodes the were color and labeled 1965 1st season was black and white though the warren oats one was correct the other ones were from other shows the actors appeared in like the pic with Michael ansara with hair this needs redoing he was bald in that episode.
B 9 is doing well just a little bit more rust around the edges .
This may be a little revealing but, before man boldly went where no other had gone, it was this family who went there first 💯👍😁
Great- thanks. (But should definitely have included Dee Hartford, who played Verda the android in two different episodes and was in a third episode too, I believe.)
😮
D Hartford was in a third episode. It was the beauty pagent.
What About Bob May And Dick Tufeld Who Played The Robot B9!!!!!!
I thought about including them; but you really don't see their faces on the show. 😀
There Was Also Stanley Adams AsTybo The Talking Carrot And Abraham Sofaer As The Last Member Of A Warring Race And Dee Hartford As The Android Verda!!!!!!
@@thennow-howtheychanged8449 They should of been given the respect they deserve since the Robot was in nearly every episode.
UMA DÁS MINHAS SÉRIES FAVORITAS. ERA EU UM MENINO DE 3 ANOS DE IDADE 1965
You forgot Kurt Russell. He played a hunter.
Billy when he was young & cute,, & the same age as I was, 11.
Feel bad that Guy Williams passed away.
5:00 that image is not of Don Matheson.. The actor in that image is unknown...
You missed Julie Newmar she also played an alien on Lost in Space and her character was friends with Penny
You Are Probably Confusing Julie Newmarket With Dee Hartford Who Played Two Different Characters On Lost In Space, Versa The Android And Nancy Phi Square!!!!!!
@@JeffreyWLaRue
Yes I know about that Lady also
But July Newmar had been on as well .
@@johnrettig1880 Julie Newmar Was On Star Trek Not Lost In Space!!!!!!
@@JeffreyWLaRue
You're right I forgot
Her Last appearance was on Buck Rogers
PS
I'm Klingon
I should know
@@johnrettig1880 You're Forgetting Julie's Appearance On According To Jim!!!!!!
Michael Ansara played a great Klingon on the original Star Trek in The Day of The Dove. He played Kang.
Michael Ansara was married to "Jeannie"
@@jackilynpyzocha662 yup and divorced from her too.
That does not compute! That is what the robot tells Dr. Smith. When he tells him that he gets mad and tells the robot, Silence you ninny! I am supprised that he didn't cuss that robot for saying that. As for Dr. Smith, he does not compute either. Am l right?
So he's spacey and a hippy well well me too
I still love and watch it what happened to the robot 🤖
Yes Billy Mumy was a weird little kid and now he’s a weird old man.
You forgot Kurt Russell
You did not put the robot in air or was it real?
The main characters all aged well.
OOH YEAH MY PARENTS AND KANE AND KEKE OUR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS REMEMBER THEM
You Forgot Kurt Russel And Struther Martin!!!!!!
How about the Robot now ?
Sorry, there's a mistake. Don Matheson played the first IDAK Alpha 12. Dawson Palmer played IDAK Omega 17 which is the picture you used.
You guys forget the robot
Danger Will Robinson DANGER!!
and the magician Zalto ?
I still love and watch it what happened to the robot
If one thinks about it, Lost In Space predicted the some of things we have today. Astronomers have cataloged over 4000 exoplanets. Robots & AI (Alexa). Satellite phones and smartphones. Even Amazon was predicted. (The Toy Maker and the Celestial Department Store)
What about the Robot?
al final la vida es triste
Reta Shaw's after photo wasn't a picture of Reta Shaw
Faltó el robot......
Cuando y cómo murió?
What about the robot?
Mark Goddard is still cute.
RIP Mark Goddard
@@jackilynpyzocha662 😢
And the voice of the ROBOT???
The only danger ⚠️ will robinson had was the robots crap floppy arms slapping him in the face .
4:01 Michael Rennie - Cause of death：emphysema (?) ☞ Cause of death：Aortic aneurysm (〇) (see：en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Rennie )
What happen to the Robot ? Age and where at now ?
How could you forget the great Mercedes McCambridge (1916-2004) who played "Sybilla" in Season One's " The Space Croppers"?
She played the Demon's voice in "The Exorcist"!
Many peeps like to play game called Dead or Alive when you guess which actors and actresses is:{-: and which ones is still alive
Omega 17, that hunted the Alpha 12???
My comment has the goal to share an up building message full of hope.
Jehovah God promises that those who have died will live again in Isaiah 26:19:
"Your dead will live. My corpses will rise. Wake up and shout for joy, residents of the dust! For your dew is like the morning dew, and the earth will let those who are powerless in death live again."
He will bring them back to life; that is the hope of the resurrection.
Have a great peaceful day!
Jehovah, the Almighty Creator, not only will resurrect the dead, according to Isaiah 25:8, death will be eliminated from earth:
"He will swallow up death forever, and the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will wipe away the tears from all faces. The reproach of his people he will take away from all the earth, for Jehovah himself has spoken it."
And Revelation 21:4:
"And He (Jehovah) will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.”
Don't forget to calculate the time you spent on this comment so you can report your time to the Watchtower at the end of the month. Or is that still compulsory?
@@randyfrancis6083 Mr. Francis, you are so sweet!
Jehovah, the Almighty Creator, not only will resurrect the dead, according to Isaiah 25:8, death will be eliminated from earth:
"He will swallow up death forever, and the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will wipe away the tears from all faces. The reproach of his people he will take away from all the earth, for Jehovah himself has spoken it."
And Revelation 21:4:
"And He (Jehovah) will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.”
I thought be a Catholic was tough.
@@JohnLee-pt5jz
Mr. Lee,
I do not understand your comment. Nevertheless, here is another up building promise.
Jehovah, the Almighty Creator, not only will resurrect the dead, according to Isaiah 25:8, death will be eliminated from earth:
"He will swallow up death forever, and the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will wipe away the tears from all faces. The reproach of his people he will take away from all the earth, for Jehovah himself has spoken it."
And Revelation 21:4:
"And He (Jehovah) will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away.”
Rush home from school turn on t.v. watch lost in space nothing else matters. And then there's ultraman.
The actor you showed was not Don Matteson Sorry
Copy right .... 😆
Your insane background music destroyed the video but then that's all your ego was wanting, not the subject matter.
Stella Allen still like to hot as ever
What, no Kurt Russell????
7:17 cause of death lung cancer and on the picture he has a cigar in his mouth. Yeah it figures.
Damage Will Robinson...