Bill Mummy was involved with a band and wrote for Marvel and was in at least one other television show after Lost in Space. It is said his comic book collection dates back to at least the 1950s and is out of this world!
Yes. All the cast were an excellent set-up of good actors. However, Jonathan Harris was a truly outstanding Shakesperean actor -- he was a professional theatrical actor in nyc. Irwin Allen was also a formidable arts manager, set director and executive. Brasil Brasil
The evergreen Dr Smith, the voice ,the mannerisms, and his quips about the robot just roll of his tongue. Nobody could ever replace him, i just hope there are lots of people out there who enjoyed this series as much as i did.
Harris felt the original Dr Smith was too dark and scarey for children so he reinvented the Smith character to what we know and love. Jonathan Harris IS Dr Smith.
I met Harris when my uncle's architectural firm was contracted by him to build an addition on his CA home. The job took two months, and I worked on the project over a summer. Harris was only there for about two weeks during the construction, but I had the opportunity to talk briefly with him on several occasions. Very cordial, down-to-earth guy, and when the job was completed, he took the entire crew out for dinner. Greatt experience. I didn't know until then what a long career he's had.
I love how Johnathan and Billy are playing their parts its like they never stopped just like still being on the show! :-) Amazing people show and actors We need stuff like this nowadays probly a once in a lifetime experiance but I'm glad I was around to be a part of it
Its funny to think how successful the show was and how much we all enjoyed it. Honestly, it was one of a number of TV shows that went against the odds yet managed to do so well in the viewer rating.
It was the final scene in the Lost in Space documentary Lost in Space Forever. I seen it when it aired on TV years ago. And it's also been released on DVD. After seeing this scene, it kind of made me want to get the DVD.
@@mordecaiesther3591 Close. The series ended in 1968 and this was a documentary about the show from 1998. This scene was how they finished the documentary. The timing was probably intended to coincide with the 1998 movie remake (the movie made a profit but was a critical flop).
And did you know that June Lockhart, Mark Goddard, Marta Kristen and Angela Cartwright were in the 1998 Lost in Space movie?? Billy Mummy and Jonathan Harris were also suppose to be in it but Jonathan Harris said he doesn't do cameo appearances and Billy Mummy, who was supposed to play the adult Will Robinson in the movie, didn't get the part at the last minute, which, in my opinion, was a BIG mistake.The voice of the robot was none other than Dick Tufeld, who did the ORIGINAL voice of the robot on the original lost in space.
This was Jonathan Harris' last portrayal of Dr. Zachary Smith. Sadly, he passed away just before they were to start a TV reunion movie for Lost In Space. Producer Kevin Burns did an excellant job capturing the essance of the original show here! Bill Mumy, Bob May, and Dick Tufeld's voice were great too. And of course Jonathan was the same as we've always known and loved. Thanks for the post!
This is the last time where the robot, will, and DR smith interact in a skit. too bad Irwin Allen did not continue the series in the early 80's when everyone was alive and these shows were becoming very popular on rerun.
Star Trek was for the serious viewer. And in turn took itself to seriously. Kirk was a terrible actor. Lost in Space predated Star Trek by a year. It's first season was seriously written with a compassion to it. Seasons 2 and 3 were basically a Dr Smith tour de force. Camp and didn't take itself at all too seriously. I agree with you . I totally loved LIS over ST as a kid.
Totally excellent! I watched "LOST IN SPACE" during my 3rd and 4th grade years. Today Im 60 years old. Such wonderful memories. Thank-you for the hilarious clip. Dr. Smith is such a well played character. I remember wanting to be Will Robinson's best friend. Thanks for the look back. The "little" things in life mean so much. ----Cody.
It was genius to cast Jonathan Harris in LiS at the last minute. It would never have been the same without him and his relationship with Billy Mumy and the Robot.
Tell that to June Lockhart ! She resented the direction of the show , and the focus on those three characters , once commenting "I think they did all they could with the boy, the doctor and the robot"
So very funny and so true to the original series. 81 year old Jonathan Harris turns in a great performance, but notice how he was holding his right hand most of the time. He would leave this world in 2002 at age 87. Bob May (the guy inside robot B9) passed in 2009 and Dick Tufeld was silenced in 2012. :(
It was the camaraderie of the excellent ensemble cast, the musical excellence of a young "Johnny Williams" and others, and the superb acting of Jonathan Harris which made this show a timeless hit. This wonderful clip had me smiling and in tears at the same time. It was as if it was 1967 all over again for me and time had taken me back to my old home...my mother singing in the kitchen, my father and I lazing in front of the old tube tv enjoying LIS. Vale Jonathan Harris et al.
Its pretty amazing to note that Dick not only came back all those years later to guest star in these late 90's segments as the classic robot for these tribute specials (as well as a couple of episodes of The Simpsons as well) but he also did the voice for the Robot in the remake which was made the same year as this clip was (1998). He and the other guest stars from the series who had cameos were the only good things about the awful remake..
Refresh my memory. I seem to recall Batman was on opposite the first half hour of Lost in Space. With one TV in our house, I can remember those "what show will we watch" fights. Do you remember what was on the other network at the time ?
@@tonyhoward7004 Heh, I don't recall having fights over the single TV but then again my dried up brain cells have a tough time remembering those long gone years. There were times I would try to flip back and forth to also watch Batman and not sure what else was on in the same time slots but there were a lot of fun shows back then, Gilligan's Island, Beverly Hillbillies and more. I sure do miss those shows but then again that is why I have a lot of them on DVD now ;-)
I Am near 58 and seeing this brought back awesome memories to watching this as a child. The Good Ole Doctor here hasn't lost his ole acting self. He was the best character star of the show next to Will.
first time ever seeing this video clip, how classic, how great, how wonderful! just something soothing about hearing the voices of Will, Dr. Smith and the Robot. maybe because of my own advancing age this clip really got me, almost brings a tear to my eyes
LOL. I just found this after it was posted nine years ago. RIP Jonathan Harris. It was a real coup that they cast him in this series. The role was so beneath him yet he really made it his own and his character was such a central part of the show. As others pointed out, he was in top form here even though he was 84 years old (and, sadly, died four years later.) I'm pretty sure that's Dick Tufeld doing the robot's voice and not Bob May.
More please. And I still say it all the time: the pain. Oh the pain! We still watch these with our kids. They walk around saying: danger Will Robinson danger all the time too. Ageless timeless classic. ♥️😍
I love this, it's like time never stopped, this is one of my favorite retro old-skool shows from back in the day! Thank you so much for this post, it means a lot to me!
This amazing. Jonathan Harris can still fall into his role brilliantly. Many stars are not able to do that after a few years. I met Jonathan Harris and the rest of the cast except for Guy Williams, of course. I shook Jonathan and Bill Mumy's hand, Jonathan was very nice, and so was Bill. Mikie D
I was a little child when that was emitted here in Yugoslavia, but never missed any episode... I love it. Warning, warning, danger, danger, Will Robinson...
I grew up watching this show as a kid and this brought back memories Johnathan Harris still has it ! LOL His Superlatives still are great.He added to the show with his character Billy Mummy grew up and was good as a child actor. The show was a good after school show waiting for the next weekly episodes A fun Show.
Thanks for upload. I grew up in middle-class but 'urban' environment - and while watching old reruns of this show, I used to look in the dictionary to figure out Dr Smith's insults. This show taught me that there's more creative ways to express yourself or even insult somebody than just "mo-fo" this and 'mo-fo' that-served me well in life and business. RIP "Dr. Smith/Mr. Harris" - I owe you one.....
Loved this show. Me and my son have been watching the series on Hulu Plus and for such a young guy, he is really into it. Next I will get him into Voyage to the bottom of the sea.
Harris and his relationship with Will and the robot made this show.Having said that,all the cast were amazing,a show i never missed as a kid and still love it to this day.
It's very easy to get caught up in this scene. They all played these characters perfectly. I wish the original cast could have completed work on the two hour TV movie. I would have loved seeing the Jupiter 2 return to earth. 🤗
They still had it. How good was Jonathan, in his 80's. Brilliant. If you haven't seen Billy in Babylon 5, I highly recommended watching from Season 2 to 5. Fantastic show as well.
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My Lord! It's like they never left the show! Dropped back into character exactly as they did it 3 decades ago!
Bill Mummy was involved with a band and wrote for Marvel and was in at least one other television show after Lost in Space. It is said his comic book collection dates back to at least the 1950s and is out of this world!
Yes. All the cast were an excellent set-up of good actors. However, Jonathan Harris was a truly outstanding Shakesperean actor -- he was a professional theatrical actor in nyc. Irwin Allen was also a formidable arts manager, set director and executive. Brasil Brasil
I agree! They are such great actors! Made my day!
The evergreen Dr Smith, the voice ,the mannerisms, and his quips about the robot just roll of his tongue. Nobody could ever replace him, i just hope there are lots of people out there who enjoyed this series as much as i did.
Indeed
I loved it. :)
I certainly did.
A melhor de todos os tempos. Remete diretamente à minha infância. Emocionante !!!!!! 👏👏👏
The Smith character killed this once good show.
Harris' acting skills are as sharp as ever! Sounds exactly like the original show!
His insults to the robot are spot on.
OMG...! It's like Jonathan Harris had never stopped being Dr. Smith...! GREAT acting skills...!
My thoughts exactly.
not acting now DOA
Rr smith is eternal
Harris felt the original Dr Smith was too dark and scarey for children so he reinvented the Smith character to what we know and love. Jonathan Harris IS Dr Smith.
"oh, the pain. The pain!"
Even at that age, Jonathan Harris is Phenomenal!
I met Harris when my uncle's architectural firm was contracted by him to build an addition on his CA home. The job took two months, and I worked on the project over a summer. Harris was only there for about two weeks during the construction, but I had the opportunity to talk briefly with him on several occasions. Very cordial, down-to-earth guy, and when the job was completed, he took the entire crew out for dinner. Greatt experience. I didn't know until then what a long career he's had.
He was a great guy! Very nice,easy to talk to and a wonderful person! RIP Jonathan Harris!
Luckily for you and your project, he left "chewing the scenery" to the stage. 😁
MAN DR. SMITH DIDN'T MISS A BEAT AT HIS OLD AGE, HE'S GOT MAD SKILLS.
+Mark T I know right, that's how you do it. :)
EPIC BLASIAN---Chances are he was in his 80s and acted as good as he did in his 50s!
Stepped back into character, like the show never stopped.
It felt like a "lost episode" and Jonathan Harris was just in "old" makeup
EPIC BLASIAN agreed
SHERMAN YOUNG
1998. 30th anniversary
I love how Johnathan and Billy are playing their parts its like they never stopped just like still being on the show! :-) Amazing people show and actors We need stuff like this nowadays probly a once in a lifetime experiance but I'm glad I was around to be a part of it
Its funny to think how successful the show was and how much we all enjoyed it. Honestly, it was one of a number of TV shows that went against the odds yet managed to do so well in the viewer rating.
Wokism has killed off the best of TV shows, can't wait to kill off the woke, only then will these type of shows return.
Oh my God, I can't stop laughing!! He is amazing! Jonathan Harris hasn't lost one beat in thirty years. It is also great to see Billy Mummy also.
I didn't know this clip existed! It was wonderful! Johnathon Harris, God rest your soul.
It was the final scene in the Lost in Space documentary Lost in Space Forever. I seen it when it aired on TV years ago. And it's also been released on DVD. After seeing this scene, it kind of made me want to get the DVD.
Jonathan Harris was amazing. There is no one like him around now, and what a pro. Got his autograph years ago, he brightened my childhood.
Only one close was Robin Williams
Amazing how Harris nailed it after all these years. It's all there in the voice. Billy has grown up so he had to reinvent his character.
Tmanaz480---They kept their acting abilities but the Robot's voice seemed to be a bit more transistorized.
30 years later would put this at the year of 2000??????
@@mordecaiesther3591 Close. The series ended in 1968 and this was a documentary about the show from 1998. This scene was how they finished the documentary.
The timing was probably intended to coincide with the 1998 movie remake (the movie made a profit but was a critical flop).
Twenty years ago, Incredible. This was a beautiful little skit. :-)
R.I.P. Dr Smith, We'll never forget you.
That was funny.. They still got it even after all those years. I grew up watching that show.
So did I, and loved Penny very very much. She's 7 years older than me, so I'm not a perv.
At the end of the scene, "Will Robinson" rolls his eyes in response to "Dr. Smith's" dramatic outburst. Funny stuff!
Best robot ever. Miss the old show nice to see them together again rip to cast members that passed on
This was the best show on TV back in the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and beyond. I grew up with these characters and I am so glad I did.
It was the best show of ALL TIME, don't you mean?
Like seeing old friends!
The one and only Doctor Smith! He played his roll perfectly! Will and the robot were great too! ♥️♥️♥️
I wish Guy Williams had more air time
It's as if they never left their roles, it's so fun to watch. I also loved seeing Jonathan Harris on Bewitched too.
Rosaetta smith Did you know Bill Mumy and June Lockhart were in Bewitched too?
And did you know that June Lockhart, Mark Goddard, Marta Kristen and Angela Cartwright were in the 1998 Lost in Space movie?? Billy Mummy and Jonathan Harris were also suppose to be in it but Jonathan Harris said he doesn't do cameo appearances and Billy Mummy, who was supposed to play the adult Will Robinson in the movie, didn't get the part at the last minute, which, in my opinion, was a BIG mistake.The voice of the robot was none other than Dick Tufeld, who did the ORIGINAL voice of the robot on the original lost in space.
*Sighs* And Poor Guy Williams couldn't be there at all... RIP
At least Billy Mumy grew his hair back after his stint on Minbar.
This was Jonathan Harris' last portrayal of Dr. Zachary Smith. Sadly, he passed away just before they were to start a TV reunion movie for Lost In Space. Producer Kevin Burns did an excellant job capturing the essance of the original show here! Bill Mumy, Bob May, and Dick Tufeld's voice were great too. And of course Jonathan was the same as we've always known and loved. Thanks for the post!
This is the last time where the robot, will, and DR smith interact in a skit.
too bad Irwin Allen did not continue the series in the early 80's when everyone was alive and these shows were becoming very popular on rerun.
Why did it stop in the 1st place
@@josephcarrington8834 perhaps lack of interest by the networks or the actors.
I think ratings and high cost were the reason for the show cancelation
Shocking to think this was 20 years ago. 1998 seems like yesterday.
Had to believe this was filmed 24 years ago now. How time has flown.
I actually preferred “Lost In Space” over “Star Trek”. This scene is done brilliantly!
Star Trek was for the serious viewer. And in turn took itself to seriously. Kirk was a terrible actor.
Lost in Space predated Star Trek by a year. It's first season was seriously written with a compassion to it. Seasons 2 and 3 were basically a Dr Smith tour de force. Camp and didn't take itself at all too seriously.
I agree with you . I totally loved LIS over ST as a kid.
@@samsmith4216Season 3 got a little more serious again. I was crushed when it was canceled.
After all these years, Harris has not lost his chops for this part in the least!!
Totally excellent! I watched "LOST IN SPACE" during my 3rd and 4th grade years. Today Im 60 years old. Such wonderful memories. Thank-you for the hilarious clip. Dr. Smith is such a well played character. I remember wanting to be Will Robinson's best friend. Thanks for the look back. The "little" things in life mean so much. ----Cody.
Never knew about this, I've always loved Robot and Dr. Smith. They're the reason I kept watching.
He was an icon of character and his voice inflections were and still are unsurpassed; Bravo Dr. Smith; bravo I say!
It was genius to cast Jonathan Harris in LiS at the last minute. It would never have been the same without him and his relationship with Billy Mumy and the Robot.
Tell that to June Lockhart ! She resented the direction of the show , and the focus on those three characters , once commenting "I think they did all they could with the boy, the doctor and the robot"
Dr Smith was a pain when I watched this as a kid, now as an adult I would watch the show just for the Smith and Robot jibes😂😂😂😂😂
So very funny and so true to the original series. 81 year old Jonathan Harris turns in a great performance, but notice how he was holding his right hand most of the time. He would leave this world in 2002 at age 87. Bob May (the guy inside robot B9) passed in 2009 and Dick Tufeld was silenced in 2012. :(
It was the camaraderie of the excellent ensemble cast, the musical excellence of a young "Johnny Williams" and others, and the superb acting of Jonathan Harris which made this show a timeless hit. This wonderful clip had me smiling and in tears at the same time. It was as if it was 1967 all over again for me and time had taken me back to my old home...my mother singing in the kitchen, my father and I lazing in front of the old tube tv enjoying LIS. Vale Jonathan Harris et al.
OHMYGOD it is so cool to see this. I watched the show as a kid and this was like seeing old friends again. Love it!
Kristopher Michaels I loved this show, Get Smart and F Troop.
Robert bishop Mine too
Kristopher Michaels it Was A Wonderful show Watched It At Age 10..
To see billy and Jonathan together again with b9 was awsome thank you 😁
I love this. Johnathan Harris was great!
Dr. Smith maybe 30 years older, but he hasn't lost a step! Just like revisiting my childhood.
Its pretty amazing to note that Dick not only came back all those years later to guest star in these late 90's segments as the classic robot for these tribute specials (as well as a couple of episodes of The Simpsons as well) but he also did the voice for the Robot in the remake which was made the same year as this clip was (1998). He and the other guest stars from the series who had cameos were the only good things about the awful remake..
Short was made in 1997 for the SYFY network. It was the 30th anniversary of the date the Jupiter 2 was supposedly Lost in Space.
You know, this would have worked as a series. Apart from being 30 years older, they just got right back into it.
this show had me every week, Robot and Dr. Smith together are classic
Older yet just like old times. Being a child of the 60's, Lost in Space was one of my must watch TV shows back then 😀
Refresh my memory. I seem to recall Batman was on opposite the first half hour of Lost in Space. With one TV in our house, I can remember those "what show will we watch" fights. Do you remember what was on the other network at the time ?
@@tonyhoward7004 Heh, I don't recall having fights over the single TV but then again my dried up brain cells have a tough time remembering those long gone years. There were times I would try to flip back and forth to also watch Batman and not sure what else was on in the same time slots but there were a lot of fun shows back then, Gilligan's Island, Beverly Hillbillies and more. I sure do miss those shows but then again that is why I have a lot of them on DVD now ;-)
Watching videos like this is like visiting old friends or looking at a family album. Many thanks.
Now THIS is the kind of video I love to see on my recommended list. Great job RUclips!!!😁😁😁
I really loved this. I was a great fan of LIS as a kid (I'm now 57) and this was icing on the cake of great memories. :)
Mark Watkins that somes it it up perfect
now you are 60
Now you are 61.....yikes...
Now you are 62! Not far behind you
Now you're 63 in 2021. 😁
Always loved it when the robot laughed.
I Am near 58 and seeing this brought back awesome memories to watching this as a child. The Good Ole Doctor here hasn't lost his ole acting self. He was the best character star of the show next to Will.
Wow, Jonathan Harris didn't miss a beat stepping right back into the role of Dr. Smith after all those years.
My favorite show of all time. We used to watch it on KRCG TV 13 Jefferson,City Missouri.
Man Johnathon Harris is in top form!
The acting and gestures and voices from people from the 1960s just great
first time ever seeing this video clip, how classic, how great, how wonderful! just something soothing about hearing the voices of Will, Dr. Smith and the Robot. maybe because of my own advancing age this clip really got me, almost brings a tear to my eyes
i know exactly what you mean
They should never do a remake of this show! You cannot improve on perfection. Brings back memories when i watched first run as a kid
i remember watching this...i couldnt wait after school to see this...i havent grown up...i still love it...
LOL. I just found this after it was posted nine years ago. RIP Jonathan Harris. It was a real coup that they cast him in this series. The role was so beneath him yet he really made it his own and his character was such a central part of the show. As others pointed out, he was in top form here even though he was 84 years old (and, sadly, died four years later.) I'm pretty sure that's Dick Tufeld doing the robot's voice and not Bob May.
yup...Mumy, Harris,Tufield,May...the MarxBros of Scifi !
Along with the cast, I always loved Robot, voiced by Dick Tufeld and portrayed by Bob May. May they both rest in peace...
The robot was the real star...
HOORAY for Lost in Space! This was great!!!
Brilliant!
Jonathan Harris was as gloriously camp as ever.
Dr. Smith was super funny on the series. Everyone had the right magic.
All three actors pitch perfect!
More please. And I still say it all the time: the pain. Oh the pain! We still watch these with our kids. They walk around saying: danger Will Robinson danger all the time too. Ageless timeless classic. ♥️😍
Learned to appreciate alliteration from the Good Dr.
This is incredible....its pitch perfect!! Thank you for putting everything together JUST RIGHT.....An old fan of a great show
I love this, it's like time never stopped, this is one of my favorite retro old-skool shows from back in the day!
Thank you so much for this post, it means a lot to me!
One of my all-time favorite shows
This amazing. Jonathan Harris can still fall into his role brilliantly. Many stars are not able to do that after a few years. I met Jonathan Harris and the rest of the cast except for Guy Williams, of course. I shook Jonathan and Bill Mumy's hand, Jonathan was very nice, and so was Bill. Mikie D
Great !The years pass and I still enjoy Lost in Space.
That was excellent as only Jonathan Harris could do it.
I was a little child when that was emitted here in Yugoslavia, but never missed any episode... I love it. Warning, warning, danger, danger, Will Robinson...
the pain, the pain... fantastic show... got me interested in astronomy and cosmology. as a kid!
Dr . Smith aged very well and was a great actor too!
That's sheer talent!
WOW THIS IS OLD SCHOOL IS GOOD TO SEE IT
AGAIN IS SO INCREDIBLE HOW THE YEARS
PAST US BY I GREW UP WITH THIS TV SHOW
I grew up watching this show as a kid and this brought back memories
Johnathan Harris still has it ! LOL
His Superlatives still are great.He added to the show with his character
Billy Mummy grew up and was good as a child actor.
The show was a good after school show waiting for the next weekly episodes
A fun Show.
this shows how good of actors they were and was held back by corny situations,they are pros
Jonathan Harris was such a trooper.
Classic!!!! to say the least. Jonathan Harris was 85 when this was made. Still the absolute character of Dr Smith. RIP
Oh, the pain, the pain! The ROBOT got the last laugh after 30 yrs! Oh, the pain, the pain! ha ha ha ha .... got to love it!
These guys haven't lost a beat. AMAZING...
Thanks for upload. I grew up in middle-class but 'urban' environment - and while watching old reruns of this show, I used to look in the dictionary to figure out Dr Smith's insults.
This show taught me that there's more creative ways to express yourself or even insult somebody than just "mo-fo" this and 'mo-fo' that-served me well in life and business.
RIP "Dr. Smith/Mr. Harris" - I owe you one.....
Omg 😲 This was my favourite show when i was a kid. Now I've age 47 years later. Oh the pain , the pain.
Loved this show. Me and my son have been watching the series on Hulu Plus and for such a young guy, he is really into it. Next I will get him into Voyage to the bottom of the sea.
Love it! You blundering bucket of bolts!
That to be continued is so sad because we know it can never be continued. 🙁
I still love my lost in space in 2018,lol this is one that we grow up watching much love to all of the lost in space crew.
This was so awesome a piece of my childhood and I'd never seen this before. What a gift. I really miss this show.
That was wonderful!
So lovely seeing these guys reunited.. easily my favourite TV show ever nothing but happy memories of lost in space x
Harris and his relationship with Will and the robot made this show.Having said that,all the cast were amazing,a show i never missed as a kid and still love it to this day.
It's very easy to get caught up in this scene. They all played these characters perfectly. I wish the original cast could have completed work on the two hour TV movie. I would have loved seeing the Jupiter 2 return to earth. 🤗
The show was so exciting to me as a kid. Still love it!
Awesome! after all those years they managed to recreate even the feel of the show .Great job
Wow! just now seeing this.. like they never missed a beat... The chemistry of these 3 WAS the show..... awesome
Dr. Smith was so awesome. That show was outstanding, and Dr. Smith acts just like he did on the show. Awesome.
Crush Kill Destroy.... Great stuff
god.i had forgotten that line.i used to walk around saying that.thank you for reminding me.
Nice to have seen in back as Dr. Smith one last time before his death. Bravo.
So awesome! I love the background music too! All so perfect, perfect indeed!
Thank you, it bought back youthful memories. I loved each & every character.
a actor and the role he created....still superb decades later
They still had it. How good was Jonathan, in his 80's. Brilliant. If you haven't seen Billy in Babylon 5, I highly recommended watching from Season 2 to 5. Fantastic show as well.
This is worth pure gold! Thank you for posting!
I could watch an entire year of shows with this trio here.