Lost in Space Cast Then and Now
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Did you know that many of the former cast members of the original Lost in Space are still around today and that some of them have appeared in the show’s recent reboots? Lost in Space was a beloved science fiction television series that premiered in 1965 and lasted until 1968. Although the series only lasted three seasons during its original run, it remains popular to this day and stays alive in the form of various reboots, including a recently released Netflix series.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Guy Williams as Dr. John Robinson
02:03 - June Lockhart as Dr. Maureen Robinson
03:37 - Mark Goddard as Major Don West
04:52 - Jonathan Harris as Dr. Zachary Smith
05:56 - Marta Kristen as Judy Robinson
06:24 - Angela Cartwright as Penny Robinson
06:58 - Bill Mumy as Will Robinson
07:36 - Outro
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While Lost in Space fans are certainly glad that the series continues to live on in new ways, nothing quite beats revisiting the original! Part of the charm of the original series was its awesome cast, which consisted of many seasoned television veterans, as well as a few enthusiastic child stars. Amongst the cast were Guy Williams and June Lockhart, both of whom had previously held long-standing roles on major television series during the 1950s.
Prior to Lost in Space, the public knew Guy Williams for his role as the titular lead on the 1957 Disney series Zorro. Meanwhile, the public knew June Lockhart as the woman who played Timmy’s mom on the series Lassie. Other Lost in Space stars that we’ll be taking a look at includes Angela Cartwright and Bill Mumy, who were the youngest two members of the show’s cast. Join Facts Verse as we take a look at the Lost in Space cast then and now.
Lost in Space Cast Then and Now 
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Okay if I'm not mistaken you do realize that you said June Lockhart was the husband of John Robinson got to pay more attention to the details
Maybe there was something about those two that we didn't know about... 😏
Proofing the final product is apparently illegal for YT vids. Or maybe they just don't care. After all, you're already watching it.
About a show made in 2022 it would have made total sense since 1/2 the population doesn't know what a woman is.
i said the same thing. i had to rewind again, i thought my hearing went out. 😂😂🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂 yup, she is definitely his husband!!!!
Penny Robinson was my favorite on Lost In Space. I was 8 or 9 years old when Lost In Space first aired. I had a huge crush on Angela Cartwright aka Penny Robinson. A boy in my third grade class received a Lost In Space Robot for his birthday. After hearing how wonderful it was, I wanted one for Christmas. He told us the Robot can help us with our homework. I believed him. I never received a Lost In Space Robot for Christmas.
I still want a lost in space robot too and I'm 61 years old.
I hope that didn't destroy your faith in Santa Claus!
Excerpt from an undated article prior to Jonathan Harris' death in 2002...
"In addition to Harris [Dr Smith], [Billy] Mumy [Will Robinson] stays in touch with Angela Cartwright, to whom he was engaged to be married in the '70s.
"I spent seven or eight years with Angela nonstop, we were best friends on the show, and then we were romantically involved, we were each other's first true love."
@Tom C Angela was a much older woman, but I don't blame Billy, as she was a beauty.
@@craigellsworth3952 - She's only older by about a year and a half. And it apparently wasn't until the 1970s that their relationship got serious to the point where they were engaged. It was Angela who reportedly called it off. Yet they apparently remain great friends to this day.
Angela Margaret Cartwright
(born September 9, 1952)
Charles William Mumy Jr.
(born February 1, 1954)
--Wikipedia
Robot was hands down was my favorite character on Lost in Space I still love him. 👍🏼
Love this show and the cast.! Great shows growing up in the 60s & 70s😌🌹
We're glad to know that you love the show and the cast! Which Lost in Space episode is your favorite?
Lost in space one of my all-time favorite shows back in the 60s in the 70s in fact I bought the Jupiter too I bought the robot I bought lost in space gun I collect a lot of awesome space memorabilia. My next goals go out to the comicon in Los Angeles I can check out the real Jupiter to love the show the first two seasons black and white were the best🪐⚡️🛸🚀
@@FactsVerse June played the wife not the husband.
Yep I heard it too
A fond reminder of one of my favourite shows when growing up, however you forgot to mention the Robot, the actor who brought it to life and the one whose voice was used to provide the personality.
I loved this show as a kid growing up in the 1960s! To this day, I could swear it was on for about five or six years, not just three! I thought it was as popular as Star Trek!
All the characters were well drawn and brilliantly acted so much so it still had re-runs in the UK
I was a great fan when I was younger and still remember the suspense of waiting for the next show a week later . One small thing you forgot to mention the actor who played the robot who was always a major plot character !
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@@FactsVerse Angela Cartwright, my first love. I was 10
I’m amazed that I had always remembered that the actor who provided the voice of the robot was Bob May. The name went into my brain all those years ago when my brother and I watched the series as kids and watched the credits at the end, and I’m now 63(!)
@@debbierichens3910 I think Bob May played the robot, Dick Tufeld was the voice of the robot.
Search "lost in space 1965 voice of robot".
I was a teenager during this time period, what teen didn't have a crush on Angela Cartwright, she's still beautiful today.
Excerpt from an undated article prior to Jonathan Harris' death in 2002...
"In addition to Harris, Mumy [Will Robinson] stays in touch with Angela Cartwright, to whom he was engaged to be married in the '70s.
"I spent seven or eight years with Angela nonstop, we were best friends on the show, and then we were romantically involved, we were each other's first true love."
I used to love watching the TV show, "Lost in Space"
Glad to know that you watched Lost in Space! Which episode brought the fondest memory to you?
All of them because they were all great together on the show and it was very very sad to see it end after three years♥️
The show should have been on longer than three years. It was a classic. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 yes!! L💙ve Lost In Space!!💙💙
Yes!! Great Cast!! Great Show!!💙💙
Robot was the best character in Lost In Space.
WARNING, WARNING, Will Robinson!!!!!
DANGER WILL ROBINSON!
@@christofl6523 Arms waving around like a drunk disco dancer. 😁
@Gilbert Alvarado passed some years back
Certainly the only one that had any depth or displayed any growth during the run of the series.
I thought that Mark Goddard was so very handsome in the tv show "Lost in Space."
Great show back in the sixties from Danger Danger will Robinson the B-9 Robot to Dr zachary smith the family Robinson was Iconic. In other videos the focus came on will and the robot but the cast all had a time in front of the camera the toys made say it all. The B9 Robot alone made the most$$$. The actor in the ROBOT in the early 80's that was playing the robot was unvailed .. Loved them all. The robots color silver wasnt allowed on the first robot toy it was sold blue because of the copy rights. Then After the 90's the color was turned to the original silver. Bobby the other robot that was in the Later series was sold as a set. These toys are making tons of money today .Many collectors are to this day are getting 1000 times thier value. On them .
"Hey facts verse" how about a segment on the Green Hornet!!
Thanks again love going back in time as these shows get forgotten to Quick in todays generation. They remember the 1980's sequil or the 2018 version anynore.. thanks again for the trip down memory lane.
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June Lockhart like Betty White. Has her place in the memories of all Baby Boomers.
June Lockhart looks fantastic for 96 years old!!
I loved that show!! I have the robot from the 60's. Its still works!!
Fun stuff, we would like to see your robot! We're also happy to know that you love the show. Which episode appealed to you the most?
@@FactsVerse No way I could pick a single favorite! They are all good!
We had Seaview Submariner toy that shot plastic torpedoes I have no idea what happened to it.
Loved the show as a kid and still love to watch. Dr. Smith in my opinion is what made the show. I'll never forget "oh the pain, the pain and you bubble headed booby". Granted, it did get a little corny as it neared the end but will always be a favorite of mine.
you nincompoop!
I had a huge crush on Judy as a kid.
no mention of Mumy's apearances on the Twilight Zone or Babylon 5??
Johnathan Harris and Billy Mumy were my favorite characters.
Billy was superb on Twilight Zone.
Billy mumy appeared on 3 episodes of the Twilight zone. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@Ron English. He sure was!! He was so good, it was eerie!
I had a crush on Angela Cartwright, and was thrilled when two successive shows (during season three) had her as the lead character. She was also a major part of season one.
Angela Cartwright also played one of the von trapp children in the sound of music. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I still have a crush on Penny.
Excerpt from an undated article prior to Jonathan Harris' death in 2002...
"In addition to Harris, Mumy [Will Robinson] stays in touch with Angela Cartwright, to whom he was engaged to be married in the '70s.
"I spent seven or eight years with Angela nonstop, we were best friends on the show, and then we were romantically involved, we were each other's first true love."
Me too!!! Especially when I discovered we are within a few days of being the same age. I also remembered her from Make Room for Daddy.
@@tomc8617 I may be off base here but it seems like in a round about way you're trying to insinuate Penny was a lesbian. I sure don't know how or why you came to that wild conclusion. That's pretty far out there. But you never know nowadays. Perhaps you're right.
June Lockhart was the husband of who? He can made a little mistake there I don’t know if anybody else caught it
Caught it!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
June Lockhart was/is a treasure.
Not as bad as his mistake confusing Jonathan Harris with Charles Nelson Reilly as the host of Uncle Croc's Block...
Yes we did.....
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Loved the show we have reruns on now. Penny was my favorite because of her space monkey Debbie. I was 4 at the time and thought it was beyond amazing that the monkey had my name too!!! lol Thanks for the blast from the past!!
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I loved Johnathan Harris. "Oh the pain, Will. The pain!" He was comical about it all. Very high camp. "Indeed!"
Billy Mumy has had an illustrious career as a musician. He is an accomplished guitarist, pianist, singer /songwriter. You could do a whole show on his musical career. He has released several albums and has played alongside Brian Wilson, Ringo Starr, John Sebastian and many others.
I love this show! It was a big hit in Brasil! It was so real! Great memories!
My two favorites were the Robot and Dr. Smith. I loved their sparring throughout the seasons.
Thank you for sharing your favorite cast members! How about the most memorable episode for you?
The one with the Scottish castle and the ghoul named Angus, but there are several runners-up, such as the one where Dr. Smith turns into a celery stalk and there is a giant talking carrot.
June Lockhart’s father played the part of the judge in the original version of Miracle on 34th Street.
June appeared in the1938 version of A Christmas Carol, along with her father, Gene, and her mother, Kathleen. Gene Lockhart played Bob Cratchit and Kathleen Lockhart was Mrs. Cratchit. June, in an uncredited appearance, played one of the Cratchit children.
June Lockhart's daughter, Anne Lockhart appeared on Battlestar Galactica. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 that’s right, thanks for the memory
@@harperstacey9604 There was an episode of Magnum P.I., where Anne Lockhart played June Lockhart’s character’s younger self. Miguel Ferrer played Jose Ferrer’s character’s younger self.
@@janel.8921 Miguel's mother was singer Rosemary Clooney. Miguel is also a cousin of George Clooney. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
My favorite character was the Robot.
Big Fan loved it
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There were many
Wow nice 👍
Listen about just under 2 minutes and to the mess up with June Lockhart
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I always loved Judy,(Martha Kirsten),,and still do. Liked her in that beauty contest episode with the knight chooseing her
Jonathan Harris was also on the twilight zone episode Twenty two. (22) and on land of the giants as the piped piper.
He also appeared on an episode of Bewitched. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 Your right, I remember now. thank you
I'm still watching this show all these years later. My favorite episode is the War of the Robots. I love all the episodes.
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My favorite is Judy!♥️
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@@FactsVerse my favorite episode is Attack Of The Monster Plants!💙
♥️♥️♥️♥️
@@FactsVerse Marta says this is her favorite episode.she studied dance and she loves her movements when entering the giant flower💙
Technically, Dr. Smith sabotaged the voyage to Alpha Centauri by messing the ship's guidance system and making them "lost in space." Fun fact: Angela is the sister of Veronica Carwright (Alien). Great show, classic.
And as opposed to the narrator says, Dr. Smith never became a ¨good¨ guy though eventually almost convincing everyone, except Don.
@Joe Blow. Veronica Cartwright also played the daughter of Ward Cleaver's boss in "Leave It To Beaver."
@@lynettepalecek3141 - Veronica Cartwright, Angela Cartwright's sister, also appeared in an episode of the Twilight Zone titled "I Sing the Body Electric", about a robotic or android nanny. Billy Mumy [Will Robinson on Lost In Space] appeared in 3 episodes of the Twilight Zone.
Below, from the New York Post, Dec 28, 2018...
Mumy was in three “Twilight Zone” episodes - most memorably in 1961’s “It’s a Good Life” as the thought-reading demon seed Anthony Fremont.
He also co-starred in “Long Distance Call” (1961) - as a 5-year-old talking to his dead grandmother over a toy telephone - and with Jack Klugman in 1963’s “In Praise of Pip.”
@@tomc8617 I remember an episode of "The Twilight Zone" where Billy Mumy played a young boy who was able to make any of his thoughts come true. The whole town of adults were scared to death of him. A dog was barking excessively and Billy got tired of it so he got rid of the dog without getting near him or her. A man stood up to Billy and then Billy put him permanently in a jack-in-the-box. I think that Billy Mumy was about 7 years old in that episode. He was such a gifted actor!!!! He was born in 1954 and Angela Cartwright was born in 1952.
@@lynettepalecek3141 - Yes, that was the TZ episode titled “It’s a Good Life”. As I mentioned he was in 2 others besides that one.
It could have been Star Trek but it went so silly
It didn't start out that way, however when Star Trek came on the producers realized LIS couldn't compete as sci fi series. So they decided to make a Gilligan's Island in space.
Loved them all, but Penny and Don were my crushes.
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Bill Mumy played in that absolute classic (season 3, episode 8) "Twilight Zone," "It's a Good Life."
Bill mumy was on another Twilight zone episode called, long-distance call where a little boy was talking to his dead grandmother on a toy phone. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I was surprised to see bill mumy in bless the beasts and the children after lost in space. His character was the antithesis of will robinson. He jad a lot of range. I still find the violence and abuse of animals difficult to stomach. The scenes appeared all too real. Good actor, though.
I loved the original series and used to run home from school to see it. Oh dear, oh dear, dear, dear, dear!
Glad to know that you love Lost in Space. Which episode appealed to you the most?
@@FactsVerse I don’t think there’s a particular episode that I liked. Because I remember seeing the pilot of that and Gilligans Island and was hooked after that.
Smith and his antics kept my interest.The robot bust'n Smiths nards was always funny.
I loved this show when it started, I still have a crush on Angela Cartwright. I hope to meet her someday as well as Bill Mumy.👍❤🇺🇸
my favourite character was the Robot, he was always teasing Dr Smith. it was favourite tv show I would rush home to watch it as it would start at 4-45pm.
Actually, John Robinson was my favorite character on the show. And that's because after my father and Capt. Kirk, John Robinson was my 3rd childhood hero. And as for Penny, well she had to be my very first childhood crush. I was only 5 when it came on and she was 8 yrs older than I was. But there was something about Penny that even a 5 yr old could love. But lets be honest, Dr. Smith, Will and The Robot owned that show. And I loved them all.
I am in full agreement with you about penny.
We all wanted a Father like John Robinson the hero most of the time! He was always risking his life even for Smith! Guy was excellent in the role but never given the credit he deserved!
My favorite character was the robot. Danger, danger, warning warning.
SHE was the HUSBAND? I don’t think so.
Perhaps she had more balls than John Robinson ...
@Louis Landi. I agree. That was a big slip-up.
My favorite Billy Mumy . Older then I was , but as a kid was my hero.
I was twelve years old when Lost In Space came out and I had a big crush for Angela Cartwright .
June Lockhart's screen debut was in The Christmas Carol (1938) her parents Gene and Kathleen Lockhart played the Cratchet's
I'm guessing I was about 6 yrs old when first watching Lost in Space. This would have been the late 1960's. I never got to see the show in color since we didn't get our first color tv until much later. One of my favorite shows at that time even over Star Trek at that time because of my age. I picked up the DVD set of all 3 season's when it was first released many years ago. I tried watching it once but I wasn't as into it as I thought I would be. I started watching the entire series again (all 3 seasons) and so far, I really enjoy it because I of the nostalgia and the memories it brings back. I had a crush on Penny just like all the other fellas did at that time.
If you can justify the expense get the blu ray version. Absolutely amazing video quality.
Guy Williams as Professor John Robinson was my fav - classic father figure who reminded me of my dad
He was always such a good male role model! His only flaw was letting Will hang out with Smith too much! After the “Invaders From the 5th Dimension”, I would never let him near my kid again! THAT was the moment they could have gotten rid of Smith! The Invaders could have said, “We can’t use Will, so we will just have to use Smith instead”!
Let’s be honest though, the show would not have been as good without Smith, since he was the ultimate interesting antagonist! I loved the Robinson’s, but it would have been a rather bland show without Smith’s hijinks and shenanigans!! It created a great balance to the show, (although I agree, it took over the show at times, and allowed no development for the rest of the cast)!!
My favorite is will
Um dos maiores seriados de todos tempos!
Facts Verse, at around the 5:35 mark or so you mention Jonathan Harris as having a role in the film, "The Third Man." I don't believe he was in the actual 1949 Orson Wells movie of that name. But he was in the TV Series, "The Third Man?"
Jonathan Harris played Bradford Webster on the TV show, the third man. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Just loved and will always love this d how and the characters and the people who portrayed them like so many grew up and old with these people and others and sadly watch most of my people grow old and die off but where there life there hope where there is memories there forever and forever is a long time and if yah doubt me just ask god.
I had a crush on Judy and those tights. She rarely had a line.
I lo Ed ANGELA CARTWRIGHT as a kid n still do today many happy memories with LOST IN SPACE n how cute she was n great actress she was my favorite lost in space WAS "MR NOBODY" n ANGELA ❤was the main caracter in that episode happy happy 😊❤memories I still have thanx
Success comes from having dreams that are bigger than your fears.
Bobby Unser
Oh, the pain, the pain !
That was Dr. Smith's catchphrase. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Loved this show as a boy!
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Angela Cartwright was my favorite.
Jonathan Harris was my favorite. He knew how to spice up each episode, and he loved every minute of it.
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@@FactsVerse Oh, I don't know. That was so many years ago. But actually, all of them equally, especially when he was vulnerable and wimpering. You could tell he put his whole heart into his roles. And I've recently seen an hour long interview of him on RUclips when he was at a college and brought the robot with him. Everyone loved him. Such a wonderful man. Normally, actors hated and had a hard time moving on because of typecasting. Not Jonathan Harris. He reveled in it and loved being known for his role, but he also knew that people were aware of his acting roles up until Lost in Space. He was funny, too. We all miss him.
Never fear Smith is here!
I love Marta Kristen because she beautiful i was 14 year ,now 60th Also i feel sorry there never went to the that planet.
We need a video on Marta Kristen alone! 🔥
Thank you for your suggestion! We won't promise you anything but we'll look into Marta Kristen ♥
@@FactsVerse FPA
@@FactsVerse Can you please do a video of just Mark Goddard? He was so handsome when he was a young man!
Throwing up Angela Cartwright was my favorite and of course Dr Smith that zany guy and I really like them all very much
My favorite show of all time. I loved them all, but I have to say I loved Dr. Smith. I would love to know if they are still on tour. You did not mention Robot and Bloop.
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@@FactsVerse I would love to see a video about the Munsters. I also loved the Addams Family
Bill Mumy , Babylon 5, and in the Netflix reboot of lost in space. Please do your research.
Both John and his wife Maureen were doctors on Lost In Space? I never heard that before. I knew June Lockhart was a doctor on _Petticoat Junction._ I really loved _Lost In Space_ as a kid in the 60s. I made my own Jupiter 2 by gluing paper plates together. I would run around the house like an annoying little kid making my own flying saucer sound effects. "Be-beep-bop-bop-bee-boo Look OUT! Here comes Jupiter 2 crash landing into another freaky planet!"
Did you ever notice how the Jupiter 2 was so much bigger inside than it looked from the outside? They never showed the whole flying saucer on the ground. Just that one area by the front hatch. If you looked at the curve of the saucer it was obvious that the ship was not very big.
I have the first season of "Lost In Space" on dvds. In the first episode of the first season, they introduced her as Dr Maureen Robinson. It sounds like you had a lot of fun with your Jupiter 2 flying saucer that you built when you were a kid in the 1960s. Lol.
There was a full sized mock-up on its landing gear which they barely used - ‘’The Derelict’’ and ‘’Visit To a Hostile Planet”. There were a couple stock shots of what was supposed to be the whole ship embedded in the ground, but none of these mock-ups was very convincing; just way too small, but it was tv, and the sets and interiors were very expensive as it was.
@@robertdoherty2001 I remember that landing part you described. I don't know the episode titles, but I watched the _Lost In Space_ reruns many times on cable when I had it in the 80s and 90s.
Being eight years old when the show originally aired, I was throughly convinced when the Jupiter 2 was flying through space with those cool revolving lights on the bottom. I don't know what happened to the storyline, but by the third season it was getting kooky with Penny go-go dancing and space hippies. lol
That show went downhill fast after they got away from the space travel part of it and made Dr. Smith the dominant character.
Dr. Smith was a cowardly character. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 I believe "he" was made into a "she". Does that say something about his chr. or just another chr. re-casting? I like Mark Goddard (even more that he teaches special ed.classes) and June Lockart. Didn't Angela's sister Veronica play in "The TZ" and "Aliens"? Jonathan Harris played Boothby in "TNG".
The producers saw Star Trek and realized they had a bad sci fi series which was unbelievably poorly written, and with no real science or plausibility. So they decided to make LIS into nothing but a slapstick, camp, sitcom.
@@virginiaconnor8350 Veronica Cartwright was a main character in "Leave It To Beaver." She played Violet Rutherford, the daughter of Ward Cleaver's boss. She was also one of Beaver's classmates.
Penny's name in the script was Penelope. I heard it used once or twice by the Robot or one of the other cast members of the Jupiter's crew.
June Lockhart was the daughter of Gene Lockheart and appeared in Sgt York with Gary Cooper and Walter Brennan. She played Alvin York's kid sister.
My favorite character was Major Don West played by Mark Goddard.
John Robinson was my main crush on the series!
The more I want to get something done the less I call it work.” -Richard Bach
Odd that they didn't mention Bill Mumy's role in the SF series Babylon 5 as the Minbari aide Lennier.
Loved. That. Show.
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I loved the Robot! (Thanks, Dick Tufeld and Bob May, RIP both men)
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June was in "All This and Heaven Too" as Charles Boyer's daughter. Also, acting was in her blood as Gene Lockhart's daughter.
Bill Mumy was my favorite character barely. Jonathan Harris would be a very close second.
I got to meet Billy at a "Star Trek" convention in '87. Much nicer than Wil Wheaton. Love his red hair and said that both my brothers have had red hair. He asked what happened to it and mine too. I wish I'd known he was in the music video "Fish Heads" then. He was in the "TZ" episode and movie too!
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@@FactsVerse I enjoyed The Keeper. I also liked the one where Penny was caught in the magic mirror.
"Maureen was, of course, the husband of John Robinson." Say what?
I met the cast twice and Mark Goddard was still Hot in the 1990s! I even had my picture taken with the original robot Great memories! Jonathan Harris spoke to a crowd of 30k people saying that he and the robot used to do it together and that it was very painful!! LOL He was a character.
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My favorite character was the one you didn't mention.... The robot!
Jonathan Harris as Dr Smith. I still love the show.
My favorite show
Glad to know that you love Lost in Space! Which cast member appealed to you the most?
My favorite.... Penny, Judy and of course B9 the robot.
No mention of the robot?
"Danger Will Robinson!"
Yes, there was a real person inside that bubble-headed booby.
I loved the whole original cast !! Doctor Smith would be the top Standout character.
I think this show which aired in 1965 (yes I watched it all) has the most characters still alive as of Apr 2022
I pulled my "like" when you failed to mention The Robot, played by legendary Bob May. Such a bubble headed boobie omission.
Billy mummy was also on an episode of Star Trek deep space nine where he was taken out by the dominion
The host of Uncle Croc's Block was not Jonathan Harris, it was Charles Nelson Reilly.
Dr Smith and the Robot. I had a crush on Kristen when I was 12, it was too bad she did not get much screen time on the episodes that made it onto Canadian TV.
I think every boy had a crush on her I sure did!
Always had a crush on Angela Cartwright. Should've mentioned who played Robbie the robot.
As a young teen, I watched this largely for Judy. She was hot.
Excerpt from an undated article prior to Jonathan Harris' death in 2002...
"In addition to Harris [Dr Smith], [Billy] Mumy [Will Robinson] stays in touch with Angela Cartwright, to whom he was engaged to be married in the '70s.
"I spent seven or eight years with Angela nonstop, we were best friends on the show, and then we were romantically involved, we were each other's first true love."
I always thought June Lockhart was pretty, and Angela Cartwright was a great child actress and very pretty, she's still very pretty!
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The banter between Dr. Smith and the robot was what I like still to this day! Take away those 2 and the show isn't fit to watch.
Dr. Smith's relation with the robot was hilarious.