What about computer science and robotics?

I miss this podcast so much. Does anyone know why they stopped making episode reviews just part way through season 2?

I have a really cool photograph (color Kodak snap shot) of Bill Mumy - IN his Will Robinson costume , playing an acoustic guitar - in from of an audience. He looked like he was in the final year of Lost In Space. Anyone know where it was from ?

That must have been a painful interview

Those two almost became a couple, they should have because I'm sure they both would have made a good couple.

A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF YOU ALL TOGETHER! ❤I have always loved Lost In Space. Blessings to you all and your host.

The Robot was my entre into computers!

Great interview. Bill and Angela are the coolest. Their book is fantastic.

Oh the pain,the pain....

It’s John Cowsill not Causwell. Of the Cowsill’s and more recently The Beach Boys as drummer and singer.

Wonderful interview! Can I still get the discount code for the book?

This had something that know other had been able to do to see what a family be like if they went to outer space to the planets to have a family doing that has never been done before by any other person that know one has never seen before by any means of doing anything like it it was a one of a kind that was being done for the first time to think about what it would be like if a family was going to go in space then any one else going to space

Was the name “Priplanis” ever mentioned other than than the “Return to Earth” episode? I guess Will named the planet?? Amazing the next planet they crashed on looked exactly the same! Except in COLOR!!

I still prefer/Like the Old 1960s show to the modern Lost in Space 👽🤖👍

A young Angela Catright, was hot. Long dark hair, very pretty. She's older than me, so I can say that. I hope life treated her well.

I was flying to Atlanta, totally sober, and it was an afternoon flight, I saw the platform in the "Anti-Matter Man" in the clouds, with no-one on it! I had a coffee to settle my stomach(I don't fly well). 1999!

-I will be receiving my 353 page book from you guys in about 2 or 3 days and can't wait to start reading it plus checking all the pictures. I will be taking my time reading it b/c i want it to last me over a year.After that i will use the book to just check back on things now & then. Money well spent is the way i see it. Of all the sci fys on tv today including Star Trek I can truthfully say Lost In Space is without doubt my most favorite. I have several Favorites So i will just name a few (WEST OF MARS--VISIT TO A HOSTILE PLANET--THE SPACE CROPPERS w/Sherry Jackson & The girl from the green dimension)Due to limited space i had to leave out 6 more.--So thank you Bill & Angela for spending the many hours on this book to get it ready for all your many many fans & myself.(7/17/2022)----UPDATE: I RECEIVE MY LOST IN SPACE BOOK 7/20/2022. And Wow The hard cover was a glossy purple.I had a chance to thumb through the book and the pictures were really great & many were of episodes that I had seen.-A great book at a bargain fair price.

Saw Bill twice at comic con in the 90s

Ive always been able to relate to Angela as our family watched Make Room for Daddy and she is one day younger than me!

11th...Id like to ask them so many questions.....like: If given the chance would they go up in space?

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THANKS!

SPACE CROPPERS or the cliffhanger before it.

Brilliant work as always gents!!

I have the first book. I really must try and get the 2nd edition. Many thanks for this wonderful video with Angela and Bill.👍😊

I was trying to see if I could find anyone that recently watched the first-season of Lost in Space (1965). I watched the 2nd and 3rd season last year, but held off on watching the 1st season because I remember it as not fun, from when I was a kid watching early 70s reruns. Fortunately I caught the 1st episode on tv, and I was blown-away! The black-and-white filming made all the difference in mood, because unlike color, the shots had to be carefully composed an balanced. And it is as beautiful as the best-photographed and composed episodes of The Outer Limits. A trick I learned to be able to guage the visual-composition and tonal- quality of a tv-show, is to turn the color all the way off on your monitor. If it's all grey and muddy, the director and photographer were relying solely on color to hold the eye. If you see solid blacks, solid-whites and tonal-clarity between the charachters and their surroundings, then you have a photographer that understands the basics of design! The patriarchal and authoritarian-stuff doesn't translate to today, but otherwise it was brilliant! Dr. Smith was the most textbook-example of a psychopath that I've ever seen. I'd like to get your opinion on the camerawork. To me it was the most cinematic, and experimental-photograpy that I think I've ever seen in a tv show! Let me know your opinion!

darn it, the discount is over... you posted this too late.

Awesome thanks for sharing the vid version

Both of the Lost And Found books are fantastic! Love the purple cover on volume 2! And the personalized autographs!

It's great to see them here and hear from them I'm a big fan of Lost in space , I was lucky enough to meet them and the rest of the cast some time ago here in Chicago they really are great people love you all and God bless. 😉😉😉🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

I watched this episode before this podcast and I was glad they touched on the contrast between the serious stern 1997 POTUS in the pilot and the actual 1997 President Clinton and his imagined comments about all the "cuties on board" the Jupiter 2 for Major West to help him colonize that new planet.

Something of of these guys said here is incorrect: the scene with the giant cyclops battling Jetpacked John Robinson is not in the unaired pilot. That was a publicity shot only.

*HUM* i Thought we where suppose to be watching the actual episode.. Not just seeing stills from it..This sucks. Thumbs Down

I'm old enough to have watched Lost in Space when it originally aired back in the 60s, And then there was the continues reruns through the 70s.. Campy or not, The show has a Special place in my childhood heart.. Course the first part of the first season was some pretty good no nonsense Scify for the day.. That's before Irwin Allen said to Johnathan Harris: I know what your doing.. Do More!

Compare The Waltons Grandpa with Dr Smith. Both made the show what it is. Then they took Grandpa out and ruined it. Imagine them killing off Dr Smith. Show couldn't last very long.

Dr Smirh and Will used carate chops in a 3rd season episode

Lost in space forever..when i was youg i loved this serie..today I still see this excellent progrsm

I have every season on DVD on my apps only thing that is missing they never did they return home episode when I was about 87 I got punished and I saw this premiere of visit to a hostile planet not the premier the trailer I thought that was the last episode I thought they were really finally coming home

Also just discovered this Podcast in Lockdown 6.0 in Melbourne Australia, I loved this show when growing up, and its great how its kept relevant through show like yours. Only thing it would have been great if they made it to their intended destinations or back to earth. Just a simpler time…

Just discovered this video by accident. Nicely done, as usual, Laen and Kurt!

Every body noes Dr Smith was a jerk off

I went back and rewatched The Reluctant Stowaway after watching this podcast. The presenters made some good observations, but I didn't understand why foreign governments would want to sabotage the mission unless they just wanted to be the first to have a colony on another planet. But that would be taking an awful risk with the earth if it was really that awfully overcrowded.

Everything was black and white in 1965. Then in 1966 it went to color. I remember this clearly.

Ps.I would always watch voyage and of course star trek thanks for

The sound of that music brings back memories and I Love to hear the robot talk thanks for sharing.😘😊

We are NOT ‘overpopulated. Who determines overpopulation, anyway? God is the author of life and only HE determines how many will be created and inhabit this world.

I'm sure Jonathan Harris was fine human being but as Dr Smith that ruined the show except for his killer screams

I thought you would point out the meteorites were aluminum foil balls. And at 46:51 , is that Jonathan Harris in that Reynolds Wrap print ad?

Also ...that diabolical dr smith character of the first few episodes would have made a great James Bond villain

And... Maybe Alpha Control should have caught the extra weight BEFORE the take off lol 🤔