This is amazing! When the reruns began to air, these previews were rarely shown. I'd get irritated because I enjoyed them. Thanks for sharing! Been a fan since the beginning.
I always loved the cliff hangers at the end of the first 2 seasons better, I did love Tufelds previews too!! Did they change it because Batman stole the cliff hanger from them?
In the Visit to a Hostile Planet clips, the guy holding the antique phone and talking about 'flying saucers' is Robert Pine, the future father of Chris "Captain Kirk" Pine!
I read that "LIS" was to be renewed for a 4th season, but CBS cancelled the show after series creator Irwin Allen declined to agree to cuts in the show's budget.
@@allenjones3130 So true. Jonathan Harris was attending the network upfronts to promote season 4 when the cancellation was announced. He remembered repacking the suitcase he had just unpacked in his hotel room.
We used to love watching the previews for the following week. I don't think a lot of shows do that these days. The Season 3 DVDs of Lost in Space do contain previews for the next episode, and I love that.
These previews emphasized more Guy Williams, which would have kept me coming back every week, and less Dr. Smith. I don't think that's how the episodes really played out in general.
Anyone else notice at the very end Dick Tufeld says Junkyard Of Space instead of Junkyard In Space? I'm surprised they didn't catch that even if it was to be the last episode.
@@kevinhoffman8112 Correct. The filmed sequence doesn't always equal the TV initial run sequence. Allegedly Guy and June were written out of 2 ep.s (Space Beauty and Fugitives) for laughing in Vegetable Revolution which was shown second from the last of season 3, but there was only 1 ep shown after Vegetable, which was Junkyard. So obviously the last 4 ep.s (and prolly others) were shown out of filming sequence and jumbled around. Sometimes there are last minute special effects or re-recorded dialog that changes thing around.
@@charlesmento5968 It IS true. I have audio recordings of some of them that I made when I was a kid using an open-air microphone and a reel-to-reel tape recorder.
@@charlesmento5968 I don't care if you believe it or not. It's a fact. "Next week" previews for all shows in the 1960s, such as Star Trek and others, were all 1 minute.
I stumbled onto the show in re-runs around 1970 when we got a new TV with a UHF tuner . The show was on Sunday afternoon at 4:00 and it was coming from Buffalo on Channel 29 WUTV . The picture wasn't that good but is helped to hid the flaws in the props and make the fake sky or planet scapes seem real. The episode cycle was on season 1 and they were such good shows I was hooked to be home each Sunday to watch them , the first show i caught was Return From Outer Space and then the 2-part show The Keeper . The Station kept them in sequence but cycled back to Episode 1 sea 1 where I saw how the 2 hour Pilot was broken up into 5 episodes . When the Colour version came on I would turn down the Colour dial so it's B&W which helped to focus on the story and not the wild sets and outfits .
Realizing it's only fiction, the airlock would have most certainly been equipped with an interlock that prevented the opening of the outer door unless the inner door were fully closed.
I'm sure that feature was broken during one of the many, many crash landings and they just never got around to fixing it. Priorities, you know. Or it could have been that they needed a different plot device to get them where they were going that week. ;-)
@@DaveJOHAZ The most likely explanation is that the show's producers simply ignored the topic in order to produce a simplified plot. The series is filled with technical oversights. One is the ongoing use of "galaxy" rather than solar system. Throughout the series, trailing "close to the sped of light" (or at/beyond it) is only mentioned once to the best of my recollection. I believe Will mentioned it when the J2 was breaking away from the Earth's sun's gravitational field. The J2 would have ben able to travel much, much faster (millions of times) than the speed of light for intergalactic travel. Indeed, installer travel (one star system to the next) is largely impossible even if light speed travel is feasible. (Neighboring star systems are often times tens of light years away). This is why the show was fiction. For the record, I'm a retired design engineer.
@@peteshea8010 I really disliked the really simple stuff they got wrong. The "heat" of a comet expanding the metal in your air lock so the door couldn't open in outer space. And like you said, saying Galaxy instead of solar system. Things that were supposed to affect the UNIVERSE! Just lazy and dumb. But the show was mostly entertaining if you could somehow ignore that stuff.
Green, there were no previews for B&W Season One and colored Season Two. For those first two seasons, the episode would end with a freeze-frame somewhere soon after the next episode started playing, and when the screen froze, I think it was these words that would slide into the picture.. "To Be Continued Next Week!"
Each season of LOST IN SPACE had a basically and completely different look and unique style, like they were three separate television series' in three years. The series drastically changed that much. The final Season Three is quite popular with many fans (supposedly), but for me, it is definitely my least favorite of the three. It goes 1-2-3. That being said, there were some nicely done and adventurous stories there. Several factors drag the final season down for me though. Still, these new previews were quite a fresh change and indeed exciting. I only have eight of the Season Three stories (one third of them) in my 'very good' category. The series was quickly becoming 'a dying art' lol..
Had there been a 4th would the series still have had a mix of silly and somewhat series eps? No doubt. Wasn't Allen trying to get a talking lama onto the series in season 4? Lol!
If I'm not mistaken all 3 of these preview compilations are not only shorter in length but also remastered with new special effects. The planet blowing up from the episode The Time Merchant is the same shot from Star Wars: A New Hope
Where did you get these? These are edited down versions from the original versions that aired on CBS. I have audio reel-to-reel recordings of some of the Lost in Space episodes that I recorded from CBS when I was a kid, and the previews were originally 60 seconds.
Thank God for those scenes filmed for the pilot, of the J2 flying through the desert! Some of the most iconic scenes in the series! And they figured out they could show it in reverse to mimic a liftoff, instead of a crash! Wisely, they filmed this in color although it was originally broadcast in B&W! Same for chariot scenes. Was always disappointed they didn’t use the the chariot more in the later seasons.
The lost in space TV show 1960s could have lasted longer with more of guy Williams and less dr.Smith and more like the first season episodes it was not to late to do better with the show and the show is still à great TV show that in 2018 lost in space TV show netflix was a other great TV show that was different and more updated and nothing like the 1960s TV show that shows how lost in Space TV series can be great after all that it will not be forgotten by the fans that keeps it alive
I am fascinated to know how most aliens have American accents! The Robinsons must have forgotten they had a space pod as they didn't use it until series 3!
These were Great! Thanks for compiling this! Back to another time and place!
Great memories used to watch the show when I was a kid still love it today as an adult
+ Paul Conner Me too! My brother has the episodes on DVD!
This is amazing! When the reruns began to air, these previews were rarely shown. I'd get irritated because I enjoyed them. Thanks for sharing! Been a fan since the beginning.
Dick Tufeld, one of the best voice over artists in the business.
He announced Peyton Place,too.
@@richardranke7878 and Time Tunnel
" A visit to a hostile planet".
Earth, 1947
Then on Star Trek 4,
1986 is considered strange.
Face it, the future hates us.
Yes even though he voiced the Robot, I always considered his narrator role as a totally different entity!
I always loved the cliff hangers at the end of the first 2 seasons better, I did love Tufelds previews too!! Did they change it because Batman stole the cliff hanger from them?
I loved this show. The Anti-matter Man is the only episode I ever missed on its first airing.
And it's the best episode in the series, imho.
In the Visit to a Hostile Planet clips, the guy holding the antique phone and talking about 'flying saucers' is Robert Pine, the future father of Chris "Captain Kirk" Pine!
Thanks!!! I thought I register him!!!!
Even then it parallel the 47. Roswell incident. Did they know?
Dr. Zachary Smith had to be the most cowardly character in science fiction.
I read that "LIS" was to be renewed for a 4th season, but CBS cancelled the show after series creator Irwin Allen declined to agree to cuts in the show's budget.
@@allenjones3130 So true. Jonathan Harris was attending the network upfronts to promote season 4 when the cancellation was announced. He remembered repacking the suitcase he had just unpacked in his hotel room.
use to watch this show when i was a little kid.....now i,m 56 years old.
We used to love watching the previews for the following week. I don't think a lot of shows do that these days. The Season 3 DVDs of Lost in Space do contain previews for the next episode, and I love that.
I am a fan now have always been one,well every since they hit the airwaves!!!!!
These previews emphasized more Guy Williams, which would have kept me coming back every week, and less Dr. Smith. I don't think that's how the episodes really played out in general.
Wednesday night was my favorite because of Lost in Space.Childhood years!
This was the greatest tv show ever made for tv that was different from any other TV show that was ever done
Anyone else notice at the very end Dick Tufeld says Junkyard Of Space instead of Junkyard In Space? I'm surprised they didn't catch that even if it was to be the last episode.
The last episode filmed was actually Fugitives Of Space but the last episode aired was Junkyard In Space.
@@kevinhoffman8112 Correct. The filmed sequence doesn't always equal the TV initial run sequence. Allegedly Guy and June were written out of 2 ep.s (Space Beauty and Fugitives) for laughing in Vegetable Revolution which was shown second from the last of season 3, but there was only 1 ep shown after Vegetable, which was Junkyard. So obviously the last 4 ep.s (and prolly others) were shown out of filming sequence and jumbled around. Sometimes there are last minute special effects or re-recorded dialog that changes thing around.
Guy Williams the greatest one in season three and the other seasons
Best episode was Visit to a Hostel Planet because you get to see the whole Jupiter 2 and it's so cool..
The season three Penny Robinson got me through some very difficult times during my puberty! :D
lezzman The season 3 June Lockhart is what got me through...she’s lovely
Definitely needed to put Penny in more boots, tights and dancing for sure 😍
@@martinr8278 ...Judy in the hydroponic garden.I definitely remember the “suspenseful” scene...but have forgotten what episode 🌹💫
Narrator/voice over guy Dick Tufeld had one of the greatest speaking voices in Hollywood history.
Fantástico! Rio de Janeiro rj Brasil
The "Next Week" previews were originally 60 seconds. They have been edited down to 30 seconds for the DVD release.
That is NOT true.
@@charlesmento5968 It IS true. I have audio recordings of some of them that I made when I was a kid using an open-air microphone and a reel-to-reel tape recorder.
@@SciFiGuy1x Nope. Post the audio and then I'll believe it.
@@charlesmento5968 I don't care if you believe it or not. It's a fact. "Next week" previews for all shows in the 1960s, such as Star Trek and others, were all 1 minute.
@@charlesmento5968 Here's a "Lost in Space" next week preview that is one minute. ua-cam.com/video/yHQTYq20_-E/v-deo.html
Awesome 👍
Visit to a hostile planet. Yeah! Our own!!
campy fun!!
A great t.v. show to end of three seasons
5:35 Daniel J. Travanti (Cpt. Frank Furillo from Hill Street Blues).
12:13 Michael Conrad (Sgt. Phil Esterhaus from Hill Street Blues and Nate Scarboro from The Longest Yard).
It was a great TV show to the very end that it has lasted all the years to come
Muito bom!
Previews are from DVD collection; Edited per UA-cam's max length policy.
+jrvspace Didn't youtube get rid of the 15 minute maximum years ago???
Max length policy??? There are FULL movies on youtube!
I stumbled onto the show in re-runs around 1970 when we got a new TV with a UHF tuner . The show was on Sunday afternoon at 4:00 and it was coming from Buffalo on Channel 29 WUTV . The picture wasn't that good but is helped to hid the flaws in the props and make the fake sky or planet scapes seem real.
The episode cycle was on season 1 and they were such good shows I was hooked to be home each Sunday to watch them , the first show i caught was Return From Outer Space and then the 2-part show The Keeper . The Station kept them in sequence but cycled back to Episode 1 sea 1 where I saw how the 2 hour Pilot was broken up into 5 episodes .
When the Colour version came on I would turn down the Colour dial so it's B&W which helped to focus on the story and not the wild sets and outfits .
The thing that works is that lost in space TV show 1960s and 2018 are on blu ray and dvd to buy that are even better to have
Lost in Space along with Bewitched and Dark Shadows were my favorite shows as a kid
Wil and Penny are my favourite characters
I didn't know John Robertson had a big package till I got grown up is there for everybody
Realizing it's only fiction, the airlock would have most certainly been equipped with an interlock that prevented the opening of the outer door unless the inner door were fully closed.
I'm sure that feature was broken during one of the many, many crash landings and they just never got around to fixing it. Priorities, you know. Or it could have been that they needed a different plot device to get them where they were going that week. ;-)
@@DaveJOHAZ The most likely explanation is that the show's producers simply ignored the topic in order to produce a simplified plot. The series is filled with technical oversights. One is the ongoing use of "galaxy" rather than solar system. Throughout the series, trailing "close to the sped of light" (or at/beyond it) is only mentioned once to the best of my recollection. I believe Will mentioned it when the J2 was breaking away from the Earth's sun's gravitational field. The J2 would have ben able to travel much, much faster (millions of times) than the speed of light for intergalactic travel. Indeed, installer travel (one star system to the next) is largely impossible even if light speed travel is feasible. (Neighboring star systems are often times tens of light years away). This is why the show was fiction. For the record, I'm a retired design engineer.
@@peteshea8010 I really disliked the really simple stuff they got wrong. The "heat" of a comet expanding the metal in your air lock so the door couldn't open in outer space. And like you said, saying Galaxy instead of solar system. Things that were supposed to affect the UNIVERSE! Just lazy and dumb. But the show was mostly entertaining if you could somehow ignore that stuff.
Wow, I guess I didn't watch as many episodes of this show as I thought
I Loved The 3rd Season! except the Great vegetable rebellion and princess of space
Vegetable rebellion was delish!!!
What happened to LOST IN SPACE: Season 2 (Part 2) PREVIEW REEL
Green, there were no previews for B&W Season One and colored Season Two. For those first two seasons, the episode would end with a freeze-frame somewhere soon after the next episode started playing, and when the screen froze, I think it was these words that would slide into the picture..
"To Be Continued Next Week!"
Muita criatividade e cores vibrantes. Muito bom. Very creative and vibrant colors. Cool
All three seasons.
I have lost in space original series complete series 17 -dvd discs sets.
Each season of LOST IN SPACE had a basically and completely different look and unique style, like they were three separate television series' in three years. The series drastically changed that much.
The final Season Three is quite popular with many fans (supposedly), but for me, it is definitely my least favorite of the three. It goes 1-2-3.
That being said, there were some nicely done and adventurous stories there. Several factors drag the final season down for me though. Still, these new previews were quite a fresh change and indeed exciting.
I only have eight of the Season Three stories (one third of them) in my 'very good' category. The series was quickly becoming 'a dying art' lol..
Had there been a 4th would the series still have had a mix of silly and somewhat series eps? No doubt. Wasn't Allen trying to get a talking lama onto the series in season 4? Lol!
I remember in the 3rd season many of the cast members got more to do than in the 2nd season.
Which is why season 3 is way better than season 2!!!
If I'm not mistaken all 3 of these preview compilations are not only shorter in length but also remastered with new special effects. The planet blowing up from the episode The Time Merchant is the same shot from Star Wars: A New Hope
Agent 86
Agent 86 . planet explosion is from episode.
I had such a crush on June Lockhart ❤️
Pretty neat how you entered title cards. I am surprised you could edit these at all since the DVDs are copywrite protected.
How did they ever refill their fire extinguishers ?? 😂
Sensacional , muitos desses filmes não assisti que pena.
They never got back to earth after season three has a ending to. The show
Where did you get these? These are edited down versions from the original versions that aired on CBS. I have audio reel-to-reel recordings of some of the Lost in Space episodes that I recorded from CBS when I was a kid, and the previews were originally 60 seconds.
no, they were not
Yes they were. One minute.
m.ua-cam.com/video/yHQTYq20_-E/v-deo.html
I did not know that John Robertson had a big package until I got grown
Onde assistir os ep. Dublados
The greatest is the complete series blu ray 50th anniversary box set
Thank God for those scenes filmed for the pilot, of the J2 flying through the desert! Some of the most iconic scenes in the series! And they figured out they could show it in reverse to mimic a liftoff, instead of a crash! Wisely, they filmed this in color although it was originally broadcast in B&W! Same for chariot scenes. Was always disappointed they didn’t use the the chariot more in the later seasons.
In that iconic crash landing scene from the pilot the ship was not the J2 but the Gemini 12 ....only 1 deck!!!
Does anyone know where I can find the music they use for these trailers?
The music by John Williams can be found elsewhere on UA-cam.
This series literally was thrown into the junk pile at the end.
And vegetable garden tooooo!
Seeing all of these makes me want to go all Dr. Smith...
WHAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!!!! WHAAAAAAAAAOOOOHHHHHHHHHH!!! WILLIAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Geez, how many times did they say "space" in this, even without the name of the show? Space this, Space that, or something something… in Space!!
Guy Williams could have saved the show if they used him more than dr.Smith
Veggie rebellion my fave!!!
Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
90s
The lost in space TV show 1960s could have lasted longer with more of guy Williams and less dr.Smith and more like the first season episodes it was not to late to do better with the show and the show is still à great TV show that in 2018 lost in space TV show netflix was a other great TV show that was different and more updated and nothing like the 1960s TV show that shows how lost in Space TV series can be great after all that it will not be forgotten by the fans that keeps it alive
I am fascinated to know how most aliens have American accents! The Robinsons must have forgotten they had a space pod as they didn't use it until series 3!
You did edit these and so it defeats the purpose.
Were these punched up with added sfx???
@@rsprockets7846 Unfortunately YES and also cut and are not fully there.
Life, life everywhere!! How silly.
DocEigen we now know of over 4000 planets. When LOST IN SPACE aired, we were only aware of 9.
It's seem something blow up in every show and dumb
seriously? The reboot is soo much better than this. I can't understand this old show. Technically since im a 21st century kid but anyway....