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What an awesome find! Lost In Space STILL holds up just as well today as it did back then. having met all of the principal actors save for Guy Williams. I feel extremely honored to have done so, and to have a group photo signed by all of them. It's the pride and joy of my collection and hangs proudly on my wall.
That was great! I was 8 years old in fall 1965 when season one first aired on CBS. I loved the show back then, and I still do. It's the best of all three seasons of Lost In Space. The black and white episodes were the best. They were dark and serious, not silly and campy and goofy, as seasons 2 and 3 regrettably were. I like your previews a lot! Thank you for putting this video together. 😊
I watched this show from the minute it premiered on CBS...absolutely loved it from then on. All your preview videos are fantastic, but this one is incredible...all the excitement and cliff hanging thrills that had us kids on the edge of our seats! Now THAT was when TV was FUN!
My two favorite episodes was Mr Nobody and the episode that had the boy at the other side of the mirror. I was a teenager it would have been wonderful to live alone forever.
This was THE best show I ever watched as a kid. I loved it. Looking at these shorts it was such a good quality production. I had my favourite episodes. Even the music brings back memories. I still love it.
I do hope the Netflix reboot keeps John Williams fantastic original soundtrack. To my mind the most wonderful evocative score ever produced for a television series. It still gives me goose bumps to this day.
+rumbers Indeed it was great music, and much of the music found it's way to The Time Tunnel, where it was also put to very good use in terms of establishing atmosphere in certain situations.
+rumbers I doubt they will use any of the old music. Heck if it has any good music I will be surprised. They seem to think having strong back ground music is a sin in a show these days.
rumbers Absolutely! I get goose bumps as well, John Williams at his best! and we have his son & Bill Mumy (Will) to thank for the soundtrack & scores being released on CD. several years ago.
@@jimbotc2000 First and second season. Third season, new Producer Fred Freiberger destroyed STAR TREK. He did the same thing to the second season of SPACE:1999.
I agree that Season One and Season Two of STAR TREK are far better than Season Three. In what way(s) did Fred Freiberger destroy it though, just to be specific? LOST IN SPACE and STAR TREK are two very different types of shows, so I think it is hard to actually compare them well. I like them both, but I suppose it is a matter of style and taste. I was always the big LOST IN SPACE fan, and my brother was the STAR TREK fan, though I like that also very much.
@@jimbotc2000 Freiberger's season III scripts did not make much sense at times, unlike Gene Roddenberry's season One and TWO, and a bit too much jokey humor among the characters, same treatment he gave to season II of SPACE:1999. I am the biggest LOST IN SPACE fan since the pilot in 1965 when I was 4 years old, and then STAR TREK a year later! I turned my love of science fiction into a lucrative career. Blazing all sorts of new trails. The Sense of Wonder is what matters most.
Remember this was one of the first TV compositions by john williams. You can hear the dramatic knack here as well as the sensitive music for My friend Mr Nobody. (he did a bunch of episodes). Even though some episodes were boring, I couldn't wait to watch it everyweek. Miss those days!!
Thank you. This brought back so many memories. I love the way you emphasized the cliffhanger endings that always left me dying for the next episode. This was my favorite show back then.
Wow that was Werner Klemperer with the mustache in All That Glitters it was right before he got his role of a lifetime as Colonel Klink in Hogan's Heroes. Awesome collection very well done sir.
Wow !! Good Job ! The 1st season episodes where the best ! I did like some of the stories in the other season's but season one is the one that stands out :)
The keeper was my favorite episode. Michael renaue played the keeper. He was the alien in The day the earth stood still. Great movie i think his name was KLATAU GORT WAS HIS ROBOT DOES ANYBODY KNOW THE LINES TO ACTIVATE GORT. I KNOW THEM BUT CAN'T REMEMBER IT ALL
"Wish upon a Star" was a great episode and a few others in S.1. It gave John the opportunity to express his displeasure to his children fighting over the thought machine and reminding them that love and respect is more important.
Man, them Robinsons did a lot of shootin' that first year. "Process shots" like the laser effects were expensive -- just a year later, Roddenberry complained that just showing the Enterprise unleashing a double-phaser volley cost, IIRC, $60,000 -- which was 10% of his budget per episode back then.
I was 5 when this series aired Season One. Great memories! Loved the Chariot, and the first 2 Part Episode: THE KEEPER. The following year they changed to Color and a new theme song and the stories seemed to be less scary. Funny at that time, I had no had understanding that Dr. Smith was played brilliantly by a Gay actor. As an Innocent 5 year old kid, life was simpler!
This is so cool, all the intros to the first-season's episodes. 'The Keeper' which was in two parts was really-super good. The Keeper is the same guy from a science-fiction classic- The Day the Earth Stood Still. And the giant spider in this episode of The Keeper- I could be wrong, but I swear I saw that same spider on an episode of Gilligan's Island. Robbie the robot from a twight-zone episode with Sir Cedric Hardwicke shows up in more than one . Lizards - part bird and part fish from Journey to the Center of the Earth make an appearance in yet another. All kinds of great stuff. And somebody in an episode from this season used Michael Landon's werewolf-costume in still another. I see now, decades later so much stuff is used that I think I've see before somewhere. Sure, you can tell it's dated compared to stuff today, but it's still a lot of fun to watch. Even if that wide-eyed 7 year-old is 100 years older. And the episode when Penny falls through-into a mirror and finds herself in a very-very bizarre world, both excited and scared the hell out of me. Kurt Russell as a kid shows up in a real wierd one.
IMO one of the greatest sifi scenes ever filmed (tv or film) was when the Juptier 2 crashes on its first planet after leaving Earth, with Don West seen in a freezing tube, the alien planet's rocky terrain seen zipping by Jupiter's main window, one of John Williams great music tracks playing in the background... Classic.
Totally agree...it totally captures the imagination...the music is so powerful it suspends all disbelief that the viewer is not observing actual crash landing of a spacecraft on a strange planet.Cheers 💫
@@cosmicman621 Ironically, Mark Goddard's agent had to convince him to take the roll and do the pilot, Mark wasn't crazy about the roll. His agent told him, " Don't worry. No one will ever see the pilot." Little did Goddard know would eventually be apart of that great iconic scene and show.
+jrvspace My opinion fo which season was the best keeps changing.I used to love season two as a child,but now think it is most likely season 1 as well followed by 3 and then 2. I do like all three season however. Wish they could bring this show back with a good cast and find a way to balance out the the camp with the more serious elements.
+jrvspace I liked 2 and 3 because they was in color and the robot seemed to have more of a personality season 1 the robot acted and talked like a robot
Season One was always my favorite season. I think if the younger generation would watch the first season, they'd appreciate the show a lot more. But all these young people do is watch bits and pieces of it from the newer episodes. I think it would be different if they actually sat down and completely watch the first few episodes. I'd bet they'd be hooked.
Gotta admit, the robot did have a more charming personality in the later episodes. Also liked season 3's theme better. But season one without a doubt was the best season. It had better effects, stories, was more action-packed and dramatic, and was taken more seriously. But I do like the robot in later episodes.
Season one had some great episodes with the excellent pilot The Reluctant Stowaway and my favorite, My Friend Mr. Nobody...and my god June Lockhart was absolutely beautiful.
This mashup gives you a taste of what the show could have been. Even as a kid in the sixties I liked the serious drama of the first season. I don't like the turn it took when Dr. Smith became what he became. I understand why Jonathan Harris did it but it really ruined the show for me. Some of the creatures too left much to be desired. Still, this show is very near and dear to my heart. All of us kids in the neighborhood used to "play Lost in Space" all the time. I miss those innocent days!!!
your season one previews are outstanding. Brilliant job on every aspect of each episode. they make each story seem more frightening, a little darker and extremely exciting. Your presentation has left me wanting more! lol. Have you done this with season 2? oh and the blast into colour at the end of Follow The Leader....Supurb! You're Quite Tallented! Bravo!
Excellent job on putting these clips and sound bites together to make up these season 1 previews - VERY PROFESSIONAL - as good if not better than the original season 3 previews.
This was a great TV show 1960s for all ages their is nothing like it but voyage to the Bottom of the Sea tv show 1960s it has been until now and for years to come
Wow! Such a terrific compilation here! The editing done and awesome 'enhancing' that you've added is fast-paced makes for a heckuva promo for the show! It clearly displays the strength of the first season with the awesome special effects and all. I mean, after seeing this, who wouldn't want to get the Blu-Rays?! I have to say that, for me, watching the show on Blu-Ray was like seeing each episode again for the first time, really nice. The restoration by 20th Century Fox Entertainment, though not done with a fine tooth comb, is very well done and your preview compilation here is pretty INCREDIBLE!! I may be a bit biased here, but I think this FIRST season is the finest season of ANY television show. Thanks for posting!
This show had so many memorable episodes -- that's one way you know it was great. One of the best for me was the S2 ep, "Condemned of Space" wherein West and Smith are arrested on trumped-up charges and sentenced to serve long terms at hard labor on an arid prison planet akin to Devil's Island. In an attempt to bust them out, the Robot bakes Smith a "birthday" cake loaded with high explosives; the two Jupiter prisoners are supposed to use it at an opportune moment to blast their enclosure's defenses and then make a run for it. But upon being given the cake, a despairing Smith disdains the gift and hurls it away. it explodes on impact with a rock, whereupon the Robot says in faux surprise, "Oops! Guess I used too much yeast!" I STILL remember that line after FIFTY FREAKIN' YEARS!! The actor playing their fellow inmate, an alien hardened criminal -- the two are chained to this guy for at least half the episode -- does a fine job, too, within the limits of the primitive, first-gen prosthetics he had to wear.
Great job! Series 1 (& maybe a handful of episodes in Series 2 ) was brilliant! Irwin Allen nailed it.. As the later series got sillier, I lost interest like many others.. I guess maybe being up against shows like Batman had something to do with it?
I thought the shows were as intelligent / moral as Star trek. Well thought out takes that truly made you ponder the topic ; and the cast was just ....fantastic.
This is a really great trailer reel for Season ONE!! I think if you did Season TWO - the tonal change in the series would be very evident comparing the two. Keep up the good work!!
Thanks... You can check out season two at ua-cam.com/video/-9teOXeFO_8N/v-deo.htmlote... this is work in progress... almost done.BTW... Great 3D work on your channel! Would like to know more about the tool set you use.
Yes all of the animation is done in POSER PRO 2012. i created the Character models and modified existing models - such as the Jupiter 2 with more detail.
I was 14 1/2, a Freshman in high school, Monson, MA, at the time. With my maternal grandparents, the kitchen light looked like the Robot's buble and there was a white folding door, like the state rooms" to our living room!
This first season kept the show going with the other seasons of the show that you never knew what was going to happen on the show that made you want to see the show all the time because it was a about a family that was never done before like this was done
I never get tired of watching Lost In Space, I started watching the reruns of LIS in 1969 when I was 5 and it's been with me all these decades later. Season One was amazing, and the final episode, "Follow The Leader" was the absolute best, having Prof. Robinson possessed by the spirit of a maniacal alien conquerer who wants to conquer the galaxy again. If the rest of the series had been this serious, it may have lasted well beyond three. However, the three we got were just great (for the most part considering the pointlessness and absurdity of the second half of Season Three).
Very seldom did Guy Williams get to show his stuff as an action-adventure hero after Season 1. I'm thinking of the S2 ep in which he sword-fights a whole succession of Smith-faced clones being churned out by a machine, and also his best ep ever -- the incomparable Antimatter Man in S3.
Season Three was a little better than Season Two-but still a far cry from Season One. For every show like The Anti-Matter Man there'd be a show like The Great Vegtable Rebellion.
esta serie fue increíble a pesar de su época .deberían la B B C . a ser un esfuerzo por .colorearla . con os avances .de la informática . creo que val diría la pena . fue tan buena . que en cada episodio te volaba la imaginación .que excelente fue .
Thanks for posting! The black and white 1st season is my favorite. IMO the best scripts before like all Irwin Allen productions they became sillier and sillier. Imagine the Audacity of trying to produce 30 episodes a year of science fiction in that pre-digital era. Amazing! Great musical score! Besides John Williams of course they borrowed heavily from Bernard Herrman. I wonder who the one negative vote is. A major douche lol
Although "The Challenge" is one of my favorite episodes, it was a bit much to expect the viewer to believe Will was anywhere NEAR Quano's physical equal.
I agree. If they base the reboot on season 1, they have a chance of success. However, they also better make sure the J2 is a flying saucer and the robot is a cool piece of hardware.
Loved this show growing up, season 1 was the best. It got too silly after that. Loved the music and story lines. Can pickup the music on Amazon. This 15 minute clip is great for reviewing the episodes. Did notice the Derelict was spelled wrong. Other than that, great piece. Thanks.
I love your work, it is superb. If I may make on suggestion I thin you should have ended each preview with the "To Be Continued" segment for the actual episode rather than the one for the upcoming episode.
Man I just purchased the entire series and am watching this now. I did not remember how good this show was.It still hold up even today
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johnnyhawkins317@Gmail.com
any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!!!
What an awesome find!
Lost In Space STILL holds up just as well today as it did back then. having met all of the principal actors save for Guy Williams. I feel extremely honored to have done so, and to have a group photo signed by all of them. It's the pride and joy of my collection and hangs proudly on my wall.
fistof fury Yeah man, Marta Kristen is hot even now. Angela Cartwright (Penny) was a real looker in the last half of season 2 and all of season three.
This is really what I consider classic TV series.
That was great! I was 8 years old in fall 1965 when season one first aired on CBS. I loved the show back then, and I still do. It's the best of all three seasons of Lost In Space. The black and white episodes were the best. They were dark and serious, not silly and campy and goofy, as seasons 2 and 3 regrettably were. I like your previews a lot! Thank you for putting this video together. 😊
The first season was beautifully shot and the specail effects were excellent.
THESE ARE GREAT!!! THANK YOU!!!!
Wow! Only today this video was in my sugestions and it’s simply spectacular!!!! Great job! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌟✌️
I watched this show from the minute it premiered on CBS...absolutely loved it from then on. All your preview videos are fantastic, but this one is incredible...all the excitement and cliff hanging thrills that had us kids on the edge of our seats! Now THAT was when TV was FUN!
During the first season, Smith was portrayed as ruthless and cold-blooded; in other words, a very serious "villain".
B&W 1st season was the best. Darker and alot more serious the the other seasons.
My two favorite episodes was Mr Nobody and the episode that had the boy at the other side of the mirror. I was a teenager it would have been wonderful to live alone forever.
Excellent job. You are not only technically skilled, but have a good eye and clearly love the old show as I do. Thank you so much!!
This show was so original. The music the aliens John Williams score. The robot.. Etc.
The first season was the BEST season. The only one that I didn't care for was "The Sky Pirate". when it went to color, the silliness really began...
Actually it was The Space Croppers for me. Totally pointless episode.
They were all classic.
I always could not wait till this one came on love it still do
This was THE best show I ever watched as a kid. I loved it. Looking at these shorts it was such a good quality production. I had my favourite episodes. Even the music brings back memories. I still love it.
It's still my favorite! I love that Robot B9!
This is just great--from a lifelong fan. Thanks so much--clever beyond words! A real fan.
I do hope the Netflix reboot keeps John Williams fantastic original soundtrack. To my mind the most wonderful evocative score ever produced for a television series. It still gives me goose bumps to this day.
+rumbers Indeed it was great music, and much of the music found it's way to The Time Tunnel, where it was also put to very good use in terms of establishing atmosphere in certain situations.
+rumbers
I doubt they will use any of the old music. Heck if it has any good music I will be surprised. They seem to think having strong back ground music is a sin in a show these days.
I'm not hyped for the new Lost in Space, I think it's going to be your typical 21st century soap opera in space.
rumbers Absolutely! I get goose bumps as well, John Williams at his best! and we have his son & Bill Mumy (Will) to thank for the soundtrack & scores being released on CD. several years ago.
It was new but still amazing
This is most likely the greatest television season of any series in history.. :-]
Jim Cholley Right behind STAR TREK.
Which season of STAR TREK?
@@jimbotc2000 First and second season. Third season, new Producer Fred Freiberger destroyed STAR TREK. He did the same thing to the second season of SPACE:1999.
I agree that Season One and Season Two of STAR TREK are far better than Season Three.
In what way(s) did Fred Freiberger destroy it though, just to be specific?
LOST IN SPACE and STAR TREK are two very different types of shows, so I think it is hard to actually compare them well.
I like them both, but I suppose it is a matter of style and taste.
I was always the big LOST IN SPACE fan, and my brother was the STAR TREK fan, though I like that also very much.
@@jimbotc2000 Freiberger's season III scripts did not make much sense at times, unlike Gene Roddenberry's season One and TWO, and a bit too much jokey humor among the characters, same treatment he gave to season II of SPACE:1999. I am the biggest LOST IN SPACE fan since the pilot in 1965 when I was 4 years old, and then STAR TREK a year later! I turned my love of science fiction into a lucrative career. Blazing all sorts of new trails. The Sense of Wonder is what matters most.
All the models and practical effects were outstanding.
I've been rewatching the first season for the first time in years. Forgot how good these early episodes were.
Remember this was one of the first TV compositions by john williams. You can hear the dramatic knack here as well as the sensitive music for My friend Mr Nobody. (he did a bunch of episodes). Even though some episodes were boring, I couldn't wait to watch it everyweek. Miss those days!!
Thank you. This brought back so many memories. I love the way you emphasized the cliffhanger endings that always left me dying for the next episode. This was my favorite show back then.
Brings back allot of childhood memories. Setting in front of the TV watching. Thanks for sharing..
Wow that was Werner Klemperer with the mustache in All That Glitters it was right before he got his role of a lifetime as Colonel Klink in Hogan's Heroes. Awesome collection very well done sir.
Wow !! Good Job ! The 1st season episodes where the best ! I did like some of the stories in the other season's but season one is the one that stands out :)
Thanks - nice job compiling - was a big fan when it ran....it just amazes me the number of episodes they crammed into one season - not like today....
The keeper was my favorite episode. Michael renaue played the keeper. He was the alien in The day the earth stood still. Great movie i think his name was KLATAU GORT WAS HIS ROBOT DOES ANYBODY KNOW THE LINES TO ACTIVATE GORT. I KNOW THEM BUT CAN'T REMEMBER IT ALL
You put this together very well! I really enjoyed it!
"Wish upon a Star" was a great episode and a few others in S.1. It gave John the opportunity to express his displeasure to his children fighting over the thought machine and reminding them that love and respect is more important.
Thanks for uploading this, great memories from when I was a kid.
Really loved your trailers. Thanks for sharing.
I enjoyed the whole series as a youngster. would be cool to find the series on DVD sometime.
This is fantastic - you did such a great job!!
Man, them Robinsons did a lot of shootin' that first year. "Process shots" like the laser effects were expensive -- just a year later, Roddenberry complained that just showing the Enterprise unleashing a double-phaser volley cost, IIRC, $60,000 -- which was 10% of his budget per episode back then.
Takes me back to Kindergarten and looking forward to Thursday evenings on channel 10.
I was 5 when this series aired Season One. Great memories! Loved the Chariot, and the first 2 Part Episode: THE KEEPER. The following year they changed to Color and a new theme song and the stories seemed to be less scary. Funny at that time, I had no had understanding that Dr. Smith was played brilliantly by a Gay actor. As an Innocent 5 year old kid, life was simpler!
William H. Baird the keeper ALL THOSE MONSTER DAMN ! NO WHERE TO RUN TO ..
This is so cool, all the intros to the first-season's episodes. 'The Keeper' which was in two parts was really-super good. The Keeper is the same guy from a science-fiction classic- The Day the Earth Stood Still. And the giant spider in this episode of The Keeper- I could be wrong, but I swear I saw that same spider on an episode of Gilligan's Island.
Robbie the robot from a twight-zone episode with Sir Cedric Hardwicke shows up in more than one . Lizards - part bird and part fish from Journey to the Center of the Earth make an appearance in yet another. All kinds of great stuff.
And somebody in an episode from this season used Michael Landon's werewolf-costume in still another. I see now, decades later so much stuff is used that I think I've see before somewhere.
Sure, you can tell it's dated compared to stuff today, but it's still a lot of fun to watch.
Even if that wide-eyed 7 year-old is 100 years older.
And the episode when Penny falls through-into a mirror and finds herself in a very-very bizarre world, both excited and scared the hell out of me.
Kurt Russell as a kid shows up in a real wierd one.
One of my favorite shows.
IMO one of the greatest sifi scenes ever filmed (tv or film) was when the Juptier 2 crashes on its first planet after leaving Earth, with Don West seen in a freezing tube, the alien planet's rocky terrain seen zipping by Jupiter's main window, one of John Williams great music tracks playing in the background... Classic.
Totally agree...it totally captures the imagination...the music is so powerful it suspends all disbelief that the viewer is not observing actual crash landing of a spacecraft on a strange planet.Cheers 💫
@@cosmicman621 Ironically, Mark Goddard's agent had to convince him to take the roll and do the pilot, Mark wasn't crazy about the roll. His agent told him, " Don't worry. No one will ever see the pilot." Little did Goddard know would eventually be apart of that great iconic scene and show.
I agree that Season 1 was far better than two and three... thanks for the comment.
+jrvspace
My opinion fo which season was the best keeps changing.I used to love season two as a child,but now think it is most likely season 1 as well followed by 3 and then 2. I do like all three season however. Wish they could bring this show back with a good cast and find a way to balance out the the camp with the more serious elements.
+jrvspace I liked 2 and 3 because they was in color and the robot seemed to have more of a personality season 1 the robot acted and talked like a robot
LIS came close to having a 4th season. CBS told Irwin to cut the budget and he refused.
Season One was always my favorite season. I think if the younger generation would watch the first season, they'd appreciate the show a lot more. But all these young people do is watch bits and pieces of it from the newer episodes. I think it would be different if they actually sat down and completely watch the first few episodes. I'd bet they'd be hooked.
Gotta admit, the robot did have a more charming personality in the later episodes. Also liked season 3's theme better. But season one without a doubt was the best season. It had better effects, stories, was more action-packed and dramatic, and was taken more seriously. But I do like the robot in later episodes.
You are brilliant! A master of editing. Awesome preview reel. Bravo!
This was a great tv show and the first of it's kind ever made of a family in space doing things that a family has never done before
I'll just bet if you showed these to today's kids, they'd want to watch the actual show. Incredible promos!
Well, I love all the shows and I have them all on VHS
"Stay tuned for some exciting scenes from NEXT WEEK'S EPISODE!!!".
That was old TV's way of telling us to "like, comment and subscribe."
seriado fantástico olhos chegam a marejar BONS TEMPOS AQUELES EU ERA FELIZ E NÃO SABIA.
Season one had some great episodes with the excellent pilot The Reluctant Stowaway and my favorite, My Friend Mr. Nobody...and my god June Lockhart was absolutely beautiful.
The first season of Lost in Space and Boris Karloff presents Thriller were the best looking 'black and white' television series
This mashup gives you a taste of what the show could have been. Even as a kid in the sixties I liked the serious drama of the first season. I don't like the turn it took when Dr. Smith became what he became. I understand why Jonathan Harris did it but it really ruined the show for me. Some of the creatures too left much to be desired. Still, this show is very near and dear to my heart. All of us kids in the neighborhood used to "play Lost in Space" all the time. I miss those innocent days!!!
your season one previews are outstanding. Brilliant job on every aspect of each episode. they make each story seem more frightening, a little darker and extremely exciting. Your presentation has left me wanting more! lol. Have you done this with season 2? oh and the blast into colour at the end of Follow The Leader....Supurb!
You're Quite Tallented! Bravo!
+Mark LaFrance - Glad you enjoyed the preview reel; I would like to do Season 2 someday. I want to get the new Blue Ray edition first.
Keep up the amazing work!!!
very enjoyable, thanks for sharing...
Excellent job on putting these clips and sound bites together to make up these season 1 previews - VERY PROFESSIONAL - as good if not better than the original season 3 previews.
This was a great TV show 1960s for all ages their is nothing like it but voyage to the Bottom of the Sea tv show 1960s it has been until now and for years to come
A blast
From my
Past😊
Wow! Such a terrific compilation here! The editing done and awesome 'enhancing' that you've added is fast-paced makes for a heckuva promo for the show! It clearly displays the strength of the first season with the awesome special effects and all. I mean, after seeing this, who wouldn't want to get the Blu-Rays?! I have to say that, for me, watching the show on Blu-Ray was like seeing each episode again for the first time, really nice. The restoration by 20th Century Fox Entertainment, though not done with a fine tooth comb, is very well done and your preview compilation here is pretty INCREDIBLE!! I may be a bit biased here, but I think this FIRST season is the finest season of ANY television show. Thanks for posting!
Amazingly put together!
It was a great show to the very end and a one of a kind TV show family having get action show
favorite film of 1976
Loved this show so much - no matter how corny et-al.
This show had so many memorable episodes -- that's one way you know it was great. One of the best for me was the S2 ep, "Condemned of Space" wherein West and Smith are arrested on trumped-up charges and sentenced to serve long terms at hard labor on an arid prison planet akin to Devil's Island. In an attempt to bust them out, the Robot bakes Smith a "birthday" cake loaded with high explosives; the two Jupiter prisoners are supposed to use it at an opportune moment to blast their enclosure's defenses and then make a run for it. But upon being given the cake, a despairing Smith disdains the gift and hurls it away. it explodes on impact with a rock, whereupon the Robot says in faux surprise, "Oops! Guess I used too much yeast!" I STILL remember that line after FIFTY FREAKIN' YEARS!! The actor playing their fellow inmate, an alien hardened criminal -- the two are chained to this guy for at least half the episode -- does a fine job, too, within the limits of the primitive, first-gen prosthetics he had to wear.
It was campy, but, influenced a lot of my life, for better or worse.
SEASONS 1. & 3 were full of drama and lots of adventure . they should have had a season 4 .
Loved the original lost in space ,seen the new series ,just doesn’t compare.
Super! The best season, maybe I've lost some episodes.
Great job! Series 1 (& maybe a handful of episodes in Series 2 ) was brilliant! Irwin Allen nailed it.. As the later series got sillier, I lost interest like many others.. I guess maybe being up against shows like Batman had something to do with it?
GREW UP WATCHING THIS SHOW. THE FIRST SEASON WAS THE BEST OF THE BEST,,,,, WENT DOWN HILL FROM THERE.
I thought the shows were as intelligent / moral as Star trek. Well thought out takes that truly made you ponder the topic ; and the cast was just ....fantastic.
Superb Job!!!
This is a really great trailer reel for Season ONE!! I think if you did Season TWO - the tonal change in the series would be very evident comparing the two. Keep up the good work!!
Thanks... You can check out season two at ua-cam.com/video/-9teOXeFO_8N/v-deo.htmlote... this is work in progress... almost done.BTW... Great 3D work on your channel! Would like to know more about the tool set you use.
I am using Poser PRO 2012 along with Photoshop for textures. I have also recently been learning Blender and tweaking my Dr. Smith.
Is the J2 also animated in Poser?
Yes all of the animation is done in POSER PRO 2012. i created the Character models and modified existing models - such as the Jupiter 2 with more detail.
Re-runs, 1978, WLVI(Boston) I got itnerested in computers after watching the Robot!
I was 14 1/2, a Freshman in high school, Monson, MA, at the time. With my maternal grandparents, the kitchen light looked like the Robot's buble and there was a white folding door, like the state rooms" to our living room!
GOD, I MISS THE CAMP!! ...
another wasted wish i wish i was older now i wanna be a kid again
To the powers that be. Isn't it about time to finally just give the series to the world to enjoy free? 😕
This first season kept the show going with the other seasons of the show that you never knew what was going to happen on the show that made you want to see the show all the time because it was a about a family that was never done before like this was done
We had great shows.
Great editing job.
I never get tired of watching Lost In Space, I started watching the reruns of LIS in 1969 when I was 5 and it's been with me all these decades later. Season One was amazing, and the final episode, "Follow The Leader" was the absolute best, having Prof. Robinson possessed by the spirit of a maniacal alien conquerer who wants to conquer the galaxy again. If the rest of the series had been this serious, it may have lasted well beyond three. However, the three we got were just great (for the most part considering the pointlessness and absurdity of the second half of Season Three).
Very seldom did Guy Williams get to show his stuff as an action-adventure hero after Season 1. I'm thinking of the S2 ep in which he sword-fights a whole succession of Smith-faced clones being churned out by a machine, and also his best ep ever -- the incomparable Antimatter Man in S3.
Season Three was a little better than Season Two-but still a far cry from Season One. For every show like The Anti-Matter Man there'd be a show like The Great Vegtable Rebellion.
I too agree that season 1 was the best.
This is the most different t.v. show of a family ever made for t.v. show you will never see a show like it again
esta serie fue increíble a pesar de su época .deberían la B B C . a ser un esfuerzo por .colorearla . con os avances .de la informática . creo que val diría la pena . fue tan buena . que en cada episodio te volaba la imaginación .que excelente fue .
This show started with such promise.
Gripping entertainment back then as a space-loving teen
great job!
Love it!
Terrific.
the landing was epic
First six episodes were phenomenal! After that...well...
War of The Robots was pretty much my favorite episode of that first series, and, it was after the first six.
Thanks for posting! The black and white 1st season is my favorite. IMO the best scripts before like all Irwin Allen productions they became sillier and sillier. Imagine the Audacity of trying to produce 30 episodes a year of science fiction in that pre-digital era. Amazing! Great musical score! Besides John Williams of course they borrowed heavily from Bernard Herrman. I wonder who the one negative vote is. A major douche lol
It's the first of its kind to be done to have a family in space and what it can do with family members like that
Although "The Challenge" is one of my favorite episodes, it was a bit much to expect the viewer to believe Will was anywhere NEAR Quano's physical equal.
Hey, it's Kurt "Call me Snake" Russell, for cryin' out loud! Billy Mumy had no chance! ;-P
Season 3 showed a big improvement over season 2 but the first half of season 1 is still hard to beat.
Season One is impossible to beat, and Season Three is not any better than Season Two.. :-]
I agree. If they base the reboot on season 1, they have a chance of success. However, they also better make sure the J2 is a flying saucer and the robot is a cool piece of hardware.
Lost in space complete series blu-ray 50th anniversary and the complete Lost in space dvd
Loved this show growing up, season 1 was the best. It got too silly after that. Loved the music and story lines. Can pickup the music on Amazon. This 15 minute clip is great for reviewing the episodes. Did notice the Derelict was spelled wrong. Other than that, great piece. Thanks.
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Damn! Dr. Smith was a beast! What the hell happened to him?
Batman
I am guessing that by the amount of deleted video's, there must have been some sort of desist and delete letter issued. Too Bad.
I love the asteroid belt silver stones in space
11:12 R.I.P. Michael J. Pollard
I love your work, it is superb. If I may make on suggestion I thin you should have ended each preview with the "To Be Continued" segment for the actual episode rather than the one for the upcoming episode.
Good point. Maybe I'll do a version 2.
Thanks for responding, once again, love your work!
I've always loved the first season the best,they started getting kinda goofy after season one!!!but I still want them all!####