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Both Angela and Bill haven't aged a day, spiritually; they are still immediately recognizable as my childhood heroes behind those glasses and beard. Those disguises didn't fool me for a second!

Angela and Bill are by far the coolest and most talented child-turned-adult actors from the 1960s. Love their close bond with each other, the other cast, LIS’s legacy, and us fans. 👍😎😍🛸

You can tell how much Bill Mumy thought of Jonathan Harris.

This was my special show in the afternoons when I got home from school I'm 59yrs love all your shows you made. Hi from Lutz Florida USA

Their robot remains my favorite robot of all time to this day. It's a masterpiece. One day, as robotics advances, I'll bet a whiz kid engineer will build a real working computerized automaton in its exact design, just to prove it could work.

Billy and Angela both look Great in this interview. I remember after Lost in Space Angela did Clothing Modeling. My Mother had clothing catalogs and was a seamstress and Angela was prominent in many of them. Well Done.

Im 65 now , living in Australia since 1969... i remember running home from school to watch LIS, like most young boys at the time, had a serious crush on Angela! Still do actually! i was extremely envious of Bill, lol

Great interview and show. I loved Lost In Space as a boy. I am about 2 years older than Bill Mumy, so I could relate to Will Robinson. Both Angela Cartwright and Bill Mumy was wonderful in this program. I did watch the new Netflix's Lost In Space and to my delight loved it. I recognized both Bill Mumy and Angela Cartwright as soon as I saw them. Thank you for presenting this program.

My crush in my boyhood years. You are still beautiful, Penny!

I think the good chemistry between the cast members came out in the overall positive vibe of the show.

WHAT A FANTASTIC INTERVIEW!!!!!

I just love this interview and rewatch it every few months!! As others have said - thanks so much for providing this wonderful content, John!!

I'm 64, I had a huge crush on Angela back in the 60's. Wow.

Great interview! They are both so cool and creative. Angela has a great look going on! They are about the only celebrities that I would enjoy hanging out with.

Love Lost In Space!

Thank you, lovely interview.

oh wow this is so cool, i love THE SOUND OF MUSIC & TWILIGHT ZONE, but as a small 9ish something in the 1960's, i couldn't get enough LOST IN SPACE, as much as i loved watching everyone on the show, the biggest attraction for me was the amazing JUPITER 2, i loved every nook & cranny and the first time a "friend" told me 'the inside doesn't match the outside', i got so mad & frustrated, it was like he hurt my little feelings, ha ha now but so serious to me back in the day, then to my horror, ABC put BATMAN up against the first half hour of (then still black & white) LOST IN SPACE and because BATMAN was half an hour & in color & my brother wanted to watch it, i had to give up the first half hour of 'my show' but then he got to see the second half of 'his show' the next night as well - oh the pain! hey - i don't know if you plan on having ANGELA and/or BILL for another interview, but if you do, can you see if they can or will confirm/deny that JUNE LOCKHART was, at that time, quite a rock & roll diva, turned them on to music & drove a antique firetruck to work everyday (or sometimes or at least had one) - thanks so much :) great job and best of luck with your channel :)

I met Billy twice at comic con in the 90s.

John, you made what could have been a typical Boomer gab into an interesting interview. Good job.

I enjoyed this. Thanks to all involved.

The early tone of the show - as Bill Mumy says it - is the only LIS series that works for me. Mainly the first 8 episodes, which I think are beautifully done; struggling to survive the natural elements of an alien environment.

Nice job John interviewing both at the same time☺ really enjoyed hearing Angela and Bill's stories...I would really like to read Bill's Autobiography when it comes out...

I think Mumy's LIS movie would have been superior to the one we wound up with in the 1990s.

Hi Bill. Hi Angela! So GOOD to see. You both and hear your voices! I have enjoyed your presences in just about all you have done on TV since, well, 57 years! We made it! You both look GREAT. Though I am a few years younger, you look BETTER than me! That’s a good compliment because I don’t look too bad,( they say, not me). TV was real special in those days. The shows, the actors, the storylines…just all of it. Providence was certainly in charge! You can say you were lucky, but no. It was providence. Meant to be because those times would not have been so special had anyone else been in your shoes! It was all of you, good actors,writers and people whose true persona brought to this life the special unique quality of times and memories we had! It was”we” who hold these times dear in our hearts that are “lucky” to have experienced these times with you! LOVED Lost In Space! Danny Thomas and seeing all your other guest spots on the other great shows there were! …Stay Well! And continue to prosper from the depths of your hearts and souls!

I love these two. I grew up in the 60s, watching Lost in Space....and loved it.

On the road with Jan & Lorraine getting to watch TV was so fun! Listen to #33 and that’s me!

65th - great Interview...Loved LOST IN SPACE growing up..... Born in 60' ..... so this was my ROLL !

Discovered Lost in Space in 1990 when I was 13. It was love at first sight. Great Interview. Love Bill and Angela.

I knew Angela and Veronica in school at Saint Francis de Chantal in North Hollywood in the 1950's. I attended to Providence High School from 1966 to 1969. I had an art class in 1968 in Miss La Farve's class along with her mother, who came from France. Veronica Cartwright was in my class. I knew her. My name is Cynthia Taylor. Tribley Conreid was in my class her father Hans Conreid was a favorite actor. When I was a junior when Melissa Matheson was a senior at Providence High School. She wrote the movie ET and was married to Harrison Ford. All true. I lived on Van Noord in North Hollywood and spent my time biking. I biked passed Angela's home where she and Veronica lived in.

I loved lost in space

Two great actors of the 60's sci-fi movement. I watched all the episodes in the early 70's. I think what I appreciate now is eerily sci-fi music background. The music is important too. Maybe, find some of the musicians, and do a interview with them. Thank you, great interview of both iconic sci-fi, mid sixties actors who influenced millions through out the galaxy.

I really enjoy this interview with Bill and Angela I'm 62 now but when I was a kid only about 11 years old I had a great crush on Angela Cartwright or Penny I cannot wait for Lost in Space to come on .television and the evening time I would think of Penny 24 hours a day. And also when I was a child I would watch Lost in Space and some of those creatures would scare me back then.

My brain slipped a gear for a moment and though Angela's father was Ben Cartwight.

Angela is every bit as beautiful today as she was then. I remember her from the Danny Thomas show. I have the complete series on bluray. I'm almost 70 years of age and it's still one of my favorite TV shows.

Lost in Space is part of my life and guide.

What a treat! Thanks for the memories!

Wonderful interview with two icons. Lost in Space is definitely my favorite show. Glad I waited to buy the book since it's now expanded. You were all magnificent and it was quite delightful to watch. Fantastic job to you all. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 ✌️❤️🙂

Great interview! Bill is always a pleasure to listen to due to his enthusiasm for sharing his extraordinary life in the industry and, of course, his skillful articulation. Angela, on the other hand, has appeared in far fewer such chats and is thus a rare delight to behold here. Would love to read their book! A dream afternoon would be a lunch date with those two where I could fawn over them and pick their brains for more charming anecdotes. And throw in Angela’s sister Veronica for good measure! Another icon whom I treasure!

Thank you so much for posting this. I enjoyed it more than I can say.

A great interview with two "kids" I grew up with. I must admit I had a bit of a crush on Angela and it was strange to see her now in my age group. Billy is quite interesting and does a perfect Jonathon Harris impersonation. I still watch the episodes to re-live my youth...

Another amazing show! I’m blown away by everyone’s memory and great stories! I’ve got to find Lost in Space to watch again!

I lived on Hollywood and went to a party , as a child, with the producer, I asked him so many questions, everyone I had on my head. The Partridge family kids were there too but I had my sights on space!! I married a red head , even!!

Excellent post. Thanks to all three of you. It's an honor!

That hour went fast! I really enjoyed this video

Just A W E S O M E! Thanks, John, Angela and Bill. 🙂 I can highly recommend the book and Blu-rays. Absolutely wonderful. Great interview. 🙂 💜💜👏

Very interesting interview. I remember Dr. Smith calling the robot a bubble headed boogie. One of my favorite robot comments while rehearsing a serious play with Dr. Smith was his line on " cos baby it's cold outside".

Angela was so sweet and sassy giving it to Danny Thomas.

GREAT INTERVIEWS!!

I remember vividly, no pun intended, when TV shows began showing in color. I can still remember buying our first color TV, I was about 9 years old! We met my dad at a local furniture store after he got off work. I recall the salesman touting which shows were already being show in color (Bonanza, Tonight show, and Disney WWOC) and the many that would be in the upcoming season. I would watch a TV show just because it was in color. Maybe it was just my young eyes or false memory but the colors seemed to have been much more lively, brighter, vivid than they are today. Having said this I now enjoy watching shows, including LIS, in their original B&W format.

I looked up the costume auctions. Although amazing opportunities, and the prices did them justice for their part in TV history, it's sad that they've been separated, as together they form a historical document.

Another great one!

Absolute gold , Lost In Space had it all . Fantastic interview you bubble headed boobie . 🤖

Love this!

I loved the episode with the battle of the robots. B9 and Robby. That was what I was into as a kid.

Wow, I remember watching "Lost in Space" and cringing every time they would talk "back" to their "Father". I lived in a horrific house filled with domestic violence so I was amazed that they got away with that. But, I sure wanted to be them, living like that. His best appearance in the Twilight Zone wasn't when he played "Pip", it was when he played "Anthony" in the episode "It's a Good Life"...

Aieee! The Mumy Lives!

Beautiful interview I 😍 😍 😍 to ⌚ lost-in -space.

It's really interesting, Lost In Space, The Waltons and The Brady Bunch, none of these shows had a proper farewell seasons. They were all cancelled without the casts knowing.

I have been a fan since a kid, I had the chance to meet the cast in the 80’s in Atlantic City.

Angela and Bill are unique in that they didnt get into lifestyles that were detrimental to them that many child stars do. Im sure they must really get tired of the same ole questions they have answered a million times. Its new to the questioner but not to them. Kudos to them for being good sports about it. Im sure there are interviewers out there that try to trip them up on previous answers or get them to trash someone.

I love PAPILLON too.

Lendas! Nostalgia demais ver o reecomtro dos eternos irmãos astronautas mirins mais famosos da história da tv! O mesmo carisma daquela época. Saudades do Jonathan Harrys e dos eternos perdidos no espaço, os Robinson!

THE ASTRONAUTS was a new series that did some of what LIS did and it was from Jonathan Frakes.

Fascinating

One of the most treasured series of my youth. I developed a strong crush on Penny and admired the scientific skills and knowledge of Will. definitively the acting of Jonathan Harris was amazing and the Robot/Bob May was a mind trip to the future. Thanks !!

Even as a kid we saw the change from season 1 to season 2-3. Season 1 was more like the outer limits or twilight zone where the scripts are more true to science fiction and serious. Then season 2 came ..the color and the fun begun. Again, as a kid we welcomed the change where we saw more of Doctor Smith and Will. It sure was more fun and could not wait for the next episode.... and yes there are a couple of very silly episodes.... And now with all episodes available .... they are as good to me as they were 50 years ago. Time to get that book...........

Just saw that Mark Goddard who played Maj. Don West on Lost In Space died at 87. So sad. 😔😔

Bill finally even got to guest star in Star Trek Deep Space 9. He has done it all. Angela got to guest star in Air Wolf. Among many other shows and movies for both of them. Those colorful costumes were made to sell color TVs just like the colorful uniforms in Star Trek.

I'm wondering if the complete three seasons of Lost in Space in widescreen DVD will ever come to Blu-ray.

I could tell, during the interview, that Bill Mumy was sad about the missed opportunity to reunite with Guy Williams on "Family Feud" - the timing must have been difficult :(

I'm halfway through this clip and am really enjoying it. Sometimes you watch something and you like the actors better than the show they're in. I know that doesn't make sense, but anyway, I'm not entirely into Lost in Space, but I'd like to see it again...just for the actors because they were all so great. My real comment is about the lightening-up of the show in the second season. I remember watching reruns that had a more sinister opening credit sequence with the darker theme and the astronaut figures barely supported by those bungees or whatever those tubes were that kept them together. I prefer that sequence over the lighter non-menacing theme in later seasons. However, I once rented the DVD with the pilot and I didn't like THAT Dr. Smith, I started watching reruns with the more comical Dr Smith, and was jolted by the difference. I'm thinking of renting the series again and I will watch the pilot again, because I know Smith will be funny again later on. Christ I'm such a 12 year-old (always preferred comedy when I was growing up, maybe that's it).

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Always loved the velour shirts, and would of loved to have some of them. Curious to know what color velour shirts they would have had if a 4th season would have happened.

billy looks like himself but angelea shes changed quite a bit, billy is fun to hear doing impressions of the robot LOL

This was such a treat! Thank you for doing this you all! I watched the original series on TV in Iran (dubbed). My sister and I anxiously waited a whole week for the next episode to be aired. I'm five years younger than Angela but had a mad crush on her! BTW, I like the original title theme music better. I guess the chromaticism and the electronic music went over the common denominator's head!

Thank you👍🇳🇿

The pilot was fantastic. I enjoyed the 1st season much more than the turn to Batman 66 camp in the later seasons. I liked the more serious scifi.

Heard Harris was difficult to work with...🤪 "Oh dear, oh my, what's to become of me?!"

May favorite siblings!

This was my favorite show. I was 8 years old and was planning on marrying Bill Mumy. Loved Angela and Marta. All of the actors were great. However, I missed the vibe of season 1. The show got too campy, and as much as I loved seeing "my future husband" the rest of the cast were rarely given any lines. It became the Dr Smith and Will show.

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I appreciate the look behind the curtain. There's no left from Mannix or Wild WIld West to talk to, is there. Sigh. Thank you.

Now I'm wondering if I saw Angela Cartwright in person without me ever knowing it. I've seen several women over the last few years in public that have that look.

I remember that Lost in Space was a straight competitor to Dr Who in the UK and aired at the same time, on different channels. Dr Who was on the BBC and Lost in Space was on ITV. In those days Dr Who was a great show before 'woke' was even invented, but my preference was for Lost in Space. Sheer nostalgia!

It's interesting looking up the date of the LIS pilot. It was only a couple of years after America made its first manned orbit around the Earth. Now, early tv has a show about man's colonizing deep space. That's a big leap for early tv.

On-set special effects explosions. That's what killed Jeffrey Hunter, who did Star Trek's pilot. A few years later doing a movie in Spain.

Everyone i knew pronounced Bill's Name as Mummy.

Far Out Man !

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I'd like to know more about Innovation Comics. Cool story, but that unfortunate family was Lost In Space after the 13th issue. I believe i have all of the issues, including some special silver and gold foil ones.. Still, i've often wondered how that story worked out.

Wow bro wow bro

Nugget: The show is based on Space Family Robinson comic book 😉🤫.

Wasn't Eileen Heckart in Somebody up There likes Me?

Season 1 was certainly not over-the-top scary to me as a kid. I had heard that the same complaint happened with Batman. Villains like Falseface were somehow critiqued as being too scary and the major camp began in season 2 with that show as well. With Lost in Space, I don't know why but my favorite seasons are in the order of 1, 3, 2. I think it's because season 3 had more flying in the spaceship than season 2.

Angela worked with Spiderman!!!

Danger will Robinson

Thank heavens they weren't in BARBARELLA! :-)

Guess back in 1980 Irwin Allen was still unhappy with the ‘kid-friendly’ version.