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Lost in Space

on Monday, May, 21, 2007 11:50 AM
I've always been a fan of the many fantasy worlds created by the Master of Disaster Irwin Allen. Especially the Lost in Space series. Sure it's pure 60s camp, but getting lost in the universe couldn't be more fun. You had the space family Robinsons flying though the galaxies on their awsome space camper called the Jupiter 2, which came with an assortment of cool gadets including the Chariot, Space Pod, and the B9-Robot.

Season 1 intro:


Season 3 intro:



Some videos showing the special effects from the series:

B-9 Robot costume:


Jupiter 2 effects, with added sound:


Other various vids:

B-9 Robot Dance:


An awsome cgi fan video by Bill George.


Kraftwerk, The Robots (Lost in Space Version)


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on Monday, May, 21, 2007 2:38 PM


I'm not a huge fan, but I have watched Lost in Space and enjoyed it. The robot is definitely the most memorable part of the show, along with Dr. Smith.

I also kind of liked the movie version, despite the fact that it didn't do that well and most people didn't like it.

There was supposed to be a new Lost in Space series in the works. Wonder what happened to it. Ah, never mind . . . Wikipedia has the answer. There was a pilot made, but the network decided not to follow up with a series. Interesting bit of trivia: the Jupiter 2 set from this new Lost in Space pilot was redressed and used as the bridge set for the Pegasus in the new Battlestar Galactica.

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Re: Lost in Space

on Monday, May, 21, 2007 6:56 PM
Cool videos, Sketch.

I grew up watching Lost in Space reruns on the weekends. It was a cool show and I loved pretty much anything with space ships and robots in them... and this had both!

I'm not a huge fan of the show, more of a casual fan. I thought the Jupiter 2 was really cool and loved when the robot did pretty much anything. My favorite episodes were probably when they were in space or traveling. I enjoyed the show more when the Jupiter 2 wasn't just sitting there. Dr. Smith used to get on my nerves, but that was the point of his character. Always plotting some self-serving plan, he was.

I loved the behind the scenes videos - the robot suiting up and space ship shots. I don't think I've ever seen the robot getting suited up before. And it's fun to watch how they did the special effects shots back then. It must have been really hard with the budget they had to work with, not to mention the most basic of FX tools and a tight schedule each week. I remember a lot of the visuals not always looking so convincing, but as a kid, they still looked really cool and I loved it.

I wasn't a big fan of the film. There were some cool elements in the film (like the rebuilt robot) and the "crush, kill, destroy" line really cracked me up. Aside from that, the film didn't do anything for me.

That was a really cool animation by Bill George. I love how he really stuck to the authentic look of the objects and yet gave things a more realistic look at the same time.

I think Lost in Space could make for a cool TV show again, IF they stuck to the original design, concept, etc. I mean, if they did kind of modern retro-show version of it with updated dialogue and more depth, but with the original ship and robot designs, etc. and with updated more realistic visuals. Of course, a show like this might only appeal to nerds like me and not find a mainstream audience.



 
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