Excellent narrative! I missed the classic Lost In Space so greatly. Thank you for your superb video. 👍🤠👍

love the show

Man, I remember the music for the episode featuring Michael J. Pollard, and I have never ever been able to find it. There is a last flute lick that has haunted my dreams for 60 years (Saw it once upon the initial air, today I am 71 OY)

Best retrospective on LIS I've seen! Great to have the comics and LISFAN mentioned too! Mumy's comics are brilliant and the perfect close to their story. The Netflix series was very good, but it's very much its own thing. The original will always remain this special treasure from a bygone era, and it was my first introduction to space opera before Star Wars.

Very well done....

Lost in space TV show 1960s made it it is not forgotten after all the years that have gone by it has been kept alive like all of the other TV shows that have been done ànd it is one of a kind TV show

I didn't know my copy of Voyage to the bottom of the Soul was so valuable. I like it

Great retrospective! It's definitely my favorite show. Have the graphic novel. Comics and an autographed Star Trek he wrote about the Enterprise finding them...well sort of them. This was very enjoyable and nicely done. Great Job!

I recall an old Starlog interview in which Mumy referenced his script for the proposed CBS film. He mentioned that in it, both Judy and Penny were being serviced by Major West. It makes perfect sense, but I can only imagine the amount of frowning done by the parents.

Well done! Loved the original as a kid, and the kid in me still loves it. Also, like you, I found the Netflix reboot wholly unappealing. Never got past the first episode.

cool - when i was little and watched LIS every wednesday night on CBS, the original airings & very first rerun during summer months - i, for whatever reason, came to believe i was LIS biggest fan and expert (i was very aware that the top 5 BATMAN & top 15 THE VIRGINIAN competition was killing LOST IN SPACE, yet somehow it managed to squeeze itself into the top 40 each season) but i'm always thrilled to find others who were "bigger" fans than me and have been able to make toys, lunch boxes, comics, tv/cable specials, major motion pictures, new tv pilots and cable series revivals, all of which i would never have been able to be involved with, but reap the rewards of reading/watching - i guess there must be different levels of "fandom", but don't tell that to the impressionable little "me" back in 1965/1968 - thanks for posting! :)

Great video. Loved that show and the graphic novel was awesome but I never got to finish reading it. I have to get around to that at some point. Keep making great content!

Hi AP - Thanks so much for making this video - It means so much to me - All the best

This is an amazing video. Please do more about LiS.

Guy Williams's death was especially hurtful for me. I came home from class that day and my mother said that his obituary was in the newspaper. There it was with a studio picture fromm his days as Zorro. Jonathan Harris's death occurred during my time in the Navy. that was especially emotional to me as much as any relative's passing. I also remember Irwin Allen's passing as well in 1991. However, im glad that the tv series had returned to the airwaves on the USA cable channel and later the Sci fi channel and also there as a questionable comic book series by Innovation comics in which I didnt care for the sexualized drawings of the Robinsons showing lots of cleavage and large breasts on the women characters which I didnt care for.

Exactly what Wil said is True Billy Mumy scripts that Star 🌟 Trek rescues The Robinson family and take them Back to Earth 🌎 and Gene Roddenberry was willing to co work with Irwin Allen

It would be cool to see the comic come back, again penned by Bill Mumy

I own all the comics including the graphic novel in great condition. Lucky me.😊

it ends with....them still in space. Bill's script for the EPILOG finishes the show and is somewhere on You Tube with animation MIRACLE IN SPACE.

I think they missed Alpha Centauri by a zillion light years, the j2 and its crew ran out of fuel and food and all perished floating endlessly. 😉

i did colouring on some of these - companies wanted pinup art it was the 90s

You mean to say Will and Smith WANTED to end up in a post apocalyptic L.A.?!!!😮. 🤓😎✌🏻

I have some of those comics in a storage unit. Don't think I have them all. I know I don't have the graphic novel.

You can all hear the Mysterious bell 🔔 sound not included in the soundtrack ??

There was also the 1998 movie...

You might as well spoil something that not only will never see print again , but is insanely expensive to buy.

Sad forced? Star Wars, Star Trek?😮. Is this guy for REAL😮?!!! 🤓😎✌🏻

NIce retrospective. It looks as if you have, understandably, nothing to say about the 2005 movie.

IRWIN ALLEN was a POS. It was he who scuttled the show and any chance of its return. He will not be missed by me or many of the shows fans.

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Netflix one was garbage

The 3 season reboot was a poor and unwanted show. Too much WOKE character changes; race swaps and gender swaps. Nothing against Parker Posey or Taylor Russel, but they were simply too wrong for the roles. And then there's the John Robinson grunt with his Scientist wife Maureen. Definitely did not like any of these swaps. It was a surprise that it lasted as long as it did because it was so poorly executed.