I love how the ship takes off like a hot air balloon, yet the crew looks like they're pulling some serious Gs.

For mid 60s technology...this liftoff footage is incredible!!!!...Irwin Allen and team sure got it right and is still awesome 60 years later !!!

I was 8 years old when it was first shown on TV. Today at 62 years old , I still watch it on TV. Never get tired of watching it.

It ain't the Enterprise but the sound of the Jupiter 2 at takeoff still gives me chills when I see it.

As a kid, I always thought the Jupiter 2 was one of the coolest-looking space ships I'd ever seen. I think I still do.

This take-off sequence left a real impression on me as a kid. These were first-rate special effects for that time. I also loved the Chariot scenes.

I love Star Trek, but the Jupiter 2 was and is my favorite starship engine sound.

Now that's the Lost In Space I grew up on. Thank you. Love the Fusion Drive! Love the sound effects and the cool reverse crash landing in color.

Yes, it flew down hill on wires while the smoke helped to cover it. The studio played it back in reverse so it flew upward out of the planet. Still, it looked pretty damned good.

My very favorite things about LIS, and what hooked me on the show, was the Jupiter 2, the chariot, the good sound effects, and “Johnny” Williams GREAT music score during the show!! That shot of the Jupiter flying past that rock pinnacle perfectly silhouetted by the sun still makes the kid in me go “WOW”!!

Oh those engine sounds and retro blasts are the best.

My favorite show as a kid, still love watching it today!

Beautifully designed Spacecraft. I always liked the Sound Effects.

June Lockhart's make up was impeccable in that closeup😊

Loved this show as a kid. I'm 62 now and not ashamed to admit I have the DVD box-set which I am now going to watch again after watching this!

Back in the day when traveling was an event, Maureen is ready for lift off in full makeup.

Love the playfulness from dad to son that they throw in.

As a kid I always wanted to pilot the Jupiter2. I love this spaceship launch. It brings many memories.

Special mention should be made for John(ny) Williams awesome score that drives this whole affair along like a A freight train that is out of control...He was a fraking genius back in the day

After all this time and people still crave this Classic Show ! Nice Job All !

Thanks for keeping the Irwin Allen stuff alive in 2021. People like us keep the old stuff coming.

Such a cool engine sound!

As a kid we had a black and white tv. I will never forget the day i was walking home from school, looked in the window of the 'Retravision' shop (a lot of people rented colour TVs when they first came out) and saw Lost in Space in colour for the first time. Blew my mind!

Best engine sound in all Sci fi...! Luv Maureen Robinson in her space suit too...The B9 is still very cool !

My favorite spaceship in the land of sci Fi. Never looks dated,way better looking than the enterprise. And the sound effects put the Jupiter 2 over the Top!! Simply Awesome

I love the sound of the Jupiter 2 engine when I was a kid my mom had a twin tub washing machine that sounded like it when it was on spin cycle lol.

The massive G forces the crew feels as it does 0 to 60 mph in about 2 minutes !!!!

I love it that this classic series is being upgraded and reimaged. Great JOB!!! Lost in Space is almost 60 years old!!! Wonderful.

Brilliant and thankyou! I am 63..this was on once a week on prime time in 1966-67. No computer generated graphics here! Excellent 👌👍

Man, that thing really took a long time gaining altitude! They must have dodged every rock outcropping for miles before finally getting into space! From what I know, UFOs here move incredibly fast and not like the, comparatively-speaking, clunky Jupiter II. I still think the J-II is still pretty cool, though. We'll never have anything like that, I believe.

I made my own Jupiter 2 out of two pot pie tins that were stapled together and tethered on a string. It was amazing how much fun kids had with an imagination and little else. Too bad that doesn’t “fly” anymore,

I always loved those Jupiter 2 take-offs in Lost in space 🚀.

I always liked the episodes in space better than planetside. Decent special effects for the day.

The Jupiter II in flight soothes my inner 10 year old. More thrust Don!

As kids watching this, technology wise we thought the possibilities were endless

Very cool! I always have to laugh though, when you see Guy and Mark overacting as if they are pinned to their seats because of the G-forces, but you see the Jupiter 2 rising at the speed of an elevator!

Loved this show as a kid..... Two Thumbs Up!

What’s amazing is that they filmed the original crash in a way that it could be played back in reverse years later as a liftoff!! (Notice you can’t see the “front view port”)! That classic original was filmed in color!

The episodes where they either landed or took off from a planet were always my favorites

The crash scene in reverse! 😆

Great stuff! Conveys the power of the Jupiter's engines

The majestic Jupiter Two the culmination of nearly forty years of intensive research and the most sophisticated piece of hardware devised by the mind of man bold in concept brilliant in execution this most delicate yet most colossal of instruments makes possible man's thrust into deep space.

THAT IS THE WAY THE JUPITER 2 SHOULD HAVE TAKEN OFF!!! ....AND YOU HAVE THE ATOMIC ENGINES IN STEREO WITH THE LOW-END RUMBLE!!! OMG!! GREAT JOB, ..AND IT'S IN HD!! ....THIS IS NOW MY TOP FAVORITE!!!

At 1.25 speed the liftoff seems to be slightly more realistic, from a physics point of view.

Qué buena y entretenida serie para aquellos tiempos.Mucha nostalgia para quienes la disfrutamos .Saludos Nostalgicos, como yo.

Sometimes the older stuff is best!

I used to wonder how that spaceship could hold so much equipment. LOVED THAT SHOW IN THE EARLY YEARS!

I was very young when the series was originally on television. My mom wouldn’t let me watch because she thought it would give me nightmares. I remember once my mom was shopping with her sisters and my dad and I were at home. I tried to fib my way into staying up to watch the show. I almost got away with it until my mom came home and wanted to know why I was still up. In the 70’s the show was on during the summer in the afternoon. I loved the watching, I wanted to be Will Robinson and have all his adventures. I constantly would draw the Jupiter 2 and all of the other “Lost in Space” vehicles. In the early 80’s, I began working at an expensive restaurant in the suburbs. One afternoon the owner said his parents and brother in law from out of town would be dining at the restaurant that night, and he wanted me to take care of them. I asked what his brother in law was in town for. He answered that he had some type of show to attend. He told me further that his BIL used to be an actor when he was a child, and the show was a sci fy convention. “Maybe you’ve heard of him, his name is Bill Mumy”. I nearly had a stroke. I calmly told him yes, I knew who he was. “They’ll be in around 7:30”. I WAS GOING TO GET TO MEET MY CHILDHOOD HERO. They arrived on time, I was introduced to Bill. I tried to keep myself in check. I’d met lots of celebrities at work, but never anyone I was a secret fan of. He turned out to be charming and friendly. By the end of the night he was calling me by my name. The evening ended and they left. Little did I know that over the next several years, Bill and I would become friendly enough that he would ask for me to take care of him when he came in for lunch or dinner when he was visiting. I never asked him any thing about the show, I wanted it to be casual, as if he were any other customer I took care of. One night he asked what my favorite episode was. I told him and said I hadn’t watched it in years since I didn’t have cable. Several weeks later when I came home from work, a package was waiting for me. In it was a VHS tape, an 8 x 10 autographed picture, and a note telling me to “have fun watching the tape”. He had dubbed my favorite episode, his favorite episode, and the pilot onto the tape for me. I couldn’t believe how thoughtful he was. A few years later he was in town for another appearance. He asked if I was free the Sunday of the show. He wanted me to meet him at his hotel, have breakfast with him, ride in his limousine to the show, and attend the show as his guest. I was more than flattered, but my boss had me working a private party and wouldn’t let me off. I had more contact with him through the years, but after working there over 10 years, I felt it was time to move on. I’ve always been thankful of the times I talked to him, it was a part of my life I’ll never forget. And by the way, I still have the tape.

Would love to have a ship like the Jupiter 2!!!

In 1966 Lost in Space was the bomb, the fuse and the plunger, at least it was for me, I have the heart of a child.

LOVE IT!! Sure took long enough to clear those mountains!

I bought the whole series on dvd , it brings back all my memories of the show , its awesome

Irwin Allen was a genius for his time. The look, the feel and sound effects along with his style of visual effects always left you with that feeling of Awe. Sorry hes not around to make more great shows and movies.

Very artistic scene around 0:55.

Love the Jupiter 2 and the effects of Lost in Space. They were cutting edge at the time. John Williams scored 3 episodes in season one. Some of his most awesome dramatic music.

Got to love them using the crashing seen in reverse.

The Jupiter 2 always seemed like it was on the edge of breaking down, crashing into something, or crash landing.

Very COOOOOOOOOOOLLLLL, man! Thanks a lot for posting!!!! 🛸

fantastic, pure emotion to remember this series....

Great piece of editing. Good thing Don and John didn't go more than 80%of power and use the Anti Gravity Drive. Or everyone would be screaming the way Dr. Smith did when the Jupiter 2 lifted off from Earth in episode 1, The Reluctant Stowaway. eeeyyyAAAAAHHH!!!!

Irwin Allen also owned a silver spray paint factory......

One Of the coolest things to me was that the Jupiter2 as well as the Seaview and flying sub miniatures from voyage to the bottom of the sea actually had to be flown or maneuvered on wires .Therefore the miniatures actually had to move thru air or water and not the poor quality you get filming a stationary object on a blue screen stage . The ability to actually film the object and background simultaneously made a big difference in the quality of the imagine filming a person with blue screen and then adding a background.the lighting never seems to match and there was a slight reduction in quality by overlapping film on film and the more layers added the worse the image degraded.The amazing quality of LB Abbott and the Lydecker brothers still brings a smile and a sense of wonder.Thanks for this wonderful video!!😀😀😀

Awesome 👍

My favorite episode was with The Taurons. They did not need a spaceship, they used their matter tranfsfer technology, I.e. maser beams to travel through the stars. When I was a kid I thought that was the coolest thing ever.

this is the best space ship engines' i ever heard in my life''''''i just wish they wood have had warp speed 2, see how they wood have sounded'''

As an "Old-Geyser", I still believe the Jupiter 2 IS the coolest looking space ship? As a kid I fashioned one (with an upper and lower "View -Port") then with the 2 pie pans stapled together I epoxyed a "mini" pie-pan (containing a "Cox" solid propellent rocket engine) to the bottom, then launched it from my parents patio with the use of my "Big Rail Work Train's" power transformer. It jumped 5 feet off the concrete, then, turned sideways and spun around in mid -air until the rocket engine came loose and tore It apart. What a memory. I waited until my dad left for work. My sister thought it was amazing.

This was extremely rare…nearly all episodes were around the J2 stuck at its crash site. To finally get back into flight was really special.

Invisible strings attached on planet backlot studio 🤫🤭😝☑️ Never FEAR, Smith is HERE !

So delightful! Brings back all the memories of being glued to the TV ... and totally mesmerized. Personally my favorite part was when they were taking off or flying thru space. Just occurred to me, though, they rarely spoke of what the destination was. But as a kid, it did not matter. The excitement was all I needed.

Great memories thanks, never missed an episode Lost in Space was one of my favorite tv shows.

There was something about flying saucers that I absolutely loved, totally cool to me at least.

I still watch lost n space some day I'm going to get me a ship like the Jupiter 2!!!

I reckon the sound of the Jupiter engines is the greatest! I did hear some remarks about how the sounds were made but have forgotten...

I have seen all 88 Episodes, 3 Times. I Love watching LOST IN SPACE... Excellent Series to Watch, again and again. They should put it on TV Every 2 years, for Young People to watch it, that have never seen it. Also the Planet of the Apes, The Omega Man, Space 1999 and 1 Million B.C, Forbidden Planet, Mission to Mars the Old One and more. 🏆🌹🍾🍷

This looked amazing when it came out, remember there had never been pictures of the Earth and the stars before and there was no Moon landing yet, and also we were watching this on small screen televisions, yes this was state of the art and much more real than Star Trek.

They had an ultimate supply of hair spray

They pass the same rock formation 3 times. Twice in close-ups, and once on the far shot. LOL

not bad for 56 years old ... almost

Right after Robinson says ignition he and his partner are slammed back in their seats as if their acceleration was so intense. But then we look at the Jupiter 2 and it was barely moving!! 😂😅

More than 4 decades since I watched this as a child & I still can't get the robots line out of my head. Danger Will Robinson!!

I always loved the spacescapes they had for this series. REAL space images interposed with some wild looking star formations made space seem so vast and dangerous.

Magnificent as always!

The music for the show always got me going as a kid. The plot was usually the Dr. causing trouble the rest of the family would have to overcome, then they'd want to maroon the Dr. on that planet, but he'd get forgiven, only for his ego to go stratospheric in the next episode, rinse, repeat...

The sound of power...AWESOME.

How about a shout-out for those few episodes of Penny with her long dark hair? Rawrrr!!😍😍😍

This brings back memories, I absolutely loved this as a kid.

As a schoolboy I spent many happy days recreating this crash scene with an old tin dustbin lid in my garden . I was gutted no LIS toys were available here in UK. These vivid scenes from the series will stay with me until my dying day.

Excellent editing. Definitely a dramatic liftoff! Very well done! 👍👍👍👍👍

Born in 57 , was my favorite, then Star Trek

I met Major Western at a Star Trek convention in Nashville back in 1996. He was telling me about the reboot that came out in 1998. I asked him if he was going to be in and he said yes he was going to have a cameo.

I love this serie...! 🙏🇧🇷🇺🇸⚔☠🗡💀👉👉

This is so cool...looks like a real flying saucer! Great special effects without CGI.

The production values here were substantially higher than Star Trek's shuttlecraft takeoff in Act IV of The Galileo Seven and USS Enterprise streaking through the clouds over Nebraska in the teaser of Tomorrow is Yesterday. Really it's too bad CBS executives decided to turn LIS into a kiddie show after episode 5, sort of Captain Kangaroo in Outer Space.

Exhilarating! Functional, dynamic and well balanced!

I was 7 years old when the Lost in Space TV series first aired. It was my favorite program.

Thanks for posting! Whenever I have a bad day I love to come to KZfaq and watch videos that make me happy!

...and that series start in 1966..amazing, l don't remember watching then, but l remember watching repeats in the 70s

Rest in Peace 🙏 🪦 Actor Mark Goddard Lost in Space Pass away October 10,2023 age 87

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