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ohhhhh the pain

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Same 😭

At 5:29, 5:40, 6:14, 6:19 also. Children make excellent shields.

I always had a secret wish that the monster would gently pry Will away from Smith, move him to the side, then unleash a can of wuup-ass on Smith!

Screams like a campuss liberal.

Nigel Rees .. yes please please please!!!!!

BWAHAHAHAHAHA

Doctor Smith was a spy.. what was he doing on the ship when he had to stow away?;-0

+robert harding LOL

Haha ha 😆🤭

Tantos recuerdos de ninos. No temas Smith esta aqui

Gaw dawg mane ! Speak for yourself dude.

SHADOWNINE79 Ha Ha!..thats funny..I laughed as son as I read your comment.

But nowhere near as entertaining!!!

It was the g-forces he experienced during lift off. You gotta understand, this show was way before science explained a lot of stuff. At the end of the day it’s all physics.

@@cryptoxenologist I strongly have to disagree with you on this one😆 There's kind of a sound of electrical sound or also the sound can be described as cold water being poured in a very hot skillet giving of that sizzling sound but at a very high pitch just before he lets out his very first scream After he unstrapped himself from the Space Couch and Stood up, He wasn't feeling to well, Almost falling to the floor. He felt some serious pain at lift off and I think for him not being in the Space Couch may have killed him. Listen for that sound I mentioned just before he screams next time you watch The Reluctant Stowaway. It happens right after the final count of 0. According to the Lost in Space fan website, The Anti-Gravity Drive produced 250 mega watts of power also something about the humming sound that started just as Dr. Smith was fully strapped in the Space Couch was part of the Anti-Gravity Drive. With each rotation of the Fusion Core produced a Magnetic Field Giving off the glow around the Jupiter 2 at 100% full power at lift off to escape Earth's Gravity. This is all according to that LIS Fan Site. If I remember the Space Shuttle, even the Space X Rocket pulls some pretty major G'S when leaving Earth's Gravity. 7 to 8 G'S When Mission Control are communicating with the Astronauts as they're climbing into space, You don't hear them screaming.🤣 I'd say what Dr. Smith felt was the energy from the Anti-Gravity Drive. Plus, The Jupiter 2 was barely off atop the Launch Cradle it was sitting on. It was probably pulling only 2 G'S at that moment.🤣The Gemini Space Program was going on around that time, And the Late Astronaut John Glen was the 1st American to Walk in Space. He wasn't screaming at lift off.🤣

@@ellexking681 I stand corrected

Amazing the stars shines and the guest stars are as amazing as the new world of Gene Roddenberry. Aliens, Monsters and Great spine chilling real stories.

Star Trek was a far more expensive show and technically far more accurate in terms of what might actually come to pass. Exactly what effects on Lost In Space put Star Trek to shame? You bumped your head...HARD : )

Not to mention Star Trek came AFTER Lost in Space, kinda like a wannabee, but still successful and great series

superstrangevideo Actually in series one of Star Trek due to budget limitations we didn't see some of the spacecraft (Charlie X both his 'parents' and the Antares. We didn't see the Gorn ship and others we're represented as just points of light on the view screen, I do like Star Trek (probably more than LIS) but many of the aliens were humanoid and ships (except The Fesarius and Enterprise itself) were very standard looking.. The spaceships in LOS especially the one featured in 'Invaders from the 5th Dimension' looked far more off Worldly.

I'd have to re-edit it! Maybe one of my geek nieces or nephews could give me some pointers! I'm not nearly as computer-savvy as they are!

If major west had his way Smith would be in an open airlock with no space suit

They make great shields.

That's Dick Tufeld!!

no need to be rude

No, that is the name of the guy whose voice was used for the robot on LOST IN SPACE. There was a small guy IN the robot, running it, but his voice wasn't used.