So true jackwells7091

Hey it was you who provided the inspiration I needed to attempt recreating these characters!! Thanks!

i'd like to see you go to full series! excellent memories. please dont stop.

Early Robot character had none of the later personality. Great music cues by young John Williamson.

I think I know what you're saying. In the 60s series, when the robot was walking with the "Bermuda shorts" I suppose viewers were supposed to imagine that he was traipsing around with his tread section still attached, as opposed to Bob May shuffling around on his feet. As a kid I knew something weird was going on with the walking, rolling, walking, rolling...

I think the plot line in the early part of the first season was that the ship was no longer space worthy after crash landing. At least that's the way the original pilot made it appear.

Atomic motors running

Maureen cannot re-enter a freezing tube -- she had a life-threatening physical reaction to freezing the first time. The atomic motors cannot be run on the ground -- that's why they use the ascent rockets -- and anyway they're almost out of deutronium fuel.

@@roberthaworth8991 Absolutely Robert! 😃 When one looks at the original pilot of the show, one would think that they probably would have had some type of testing, especially perhaps some type of freezing tube sequence to see how their bodies would react and if there was a negative reaction then that would have stopped them from being able to partake of the space program in the first place. Another thought could be that they would have perhaps maybe some type of pills that they could take or use which would help their bodies adjust to the space flight or perhaps the freezing in the tubes so they could adapt to the long flight. Just some thoughts but then again it probably would not be the show we all knew and loved if there weren't a few hiccups along the way... :-) I believe in the original pilot episode when the ship was the Gemini 12, they said the flight to alpha centauri was going to be 98 years and then when it became the regular show that we all know, the flight on the renamed ship as the Jupiter 2 was shortened to 5 years. So if that's the case even if she was not able to be in the freezing tube, she and the rest of the family still would have been able to survive without being in the freezing tubes.

@@rickdj But: Dr. Zachary Smith, as Base Physician and overseer of the medical qualification program ("You'll do!"), cleared Marueen and the others for freezing. He knew he'd sabotage the ship and its voyage would be a short one, so he really didn't care about potential adverse reactions, and omitted/altered any negative findings in that regard just to get the ship underway to its destruction.

Patrick Coston n the first episode Maureen had trouble waking up when she was revived from the freezing tube and John vowed to her afterward that he’d never put her back in the tube again. Also they did put Smith briefest back in the freezing tube in the third episode but the Robot released him per smiths orders. Don also rode out the crash landing in the freezing tube. I think someone needs to rewatch the series again because a lot of these questions will be answered for you if you did.

@@3dartistguy Were the cryo-tubes in the Jupiter 2 for seasons 2 and 3? I'm pretty sure they only used them in season 1. My TiVo records one episode per week and I think it's halfway through season 2. I did rent all 3 seasons via Netflix on DVD and took screen captures of every episode. I made a video for each season kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i5aGeqWo08nTj58.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bL52m7R1l9rNl6M.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/itSVrbGi29Cqh4E.html

@@patcoston The freezing tubes weren't used after the first few episodes, but they were still physically present all through the entire series. They just didn't fit the dramatic needs of the show as it had changed. But it's easy enough to say, in storyline, that either the tubes broke in some unrepairable way or ran out of some irreplaceable expendable. // From the outset, in story, Penny was two years older than Will. Kids' growth is halting and unpredictable, and so Angela and Billy had different relative heights at different times. Angela grew a lot just between the first pilot episode and the start of the production season, causing her to be seen at different heights in different scenes of the first episodes that used footage from the pilot filmed 5-7 months earlier.

They did show brief clips of the Bloop in later seasons....usually going into her mini-cabin and closing the folding door.

@@davidwilliams9450 lol the bloop

yeah. I know - and not my intention - I took a gorilla figure and modified it - I just can't seem to get it as docile as Debbie the Bloop.

Done. In 4 parts. Look for it. I just watched all 4 parts. :). A treat.

you should see the out takes I did.....apparently a misunderstood giant...

Jonathan Harris and Angela Cartwright were the two actors on the show who could belt out a good scream whenever needed.

It's actually a reference to a Bible quote in the Book of Genesis.