Campy 1960s journey through space
“Lost In Space: The Complete Adventures” is a massive, 18-Disc set of all 83 episodes of the science-fiction series that ran on CBS from 1965 to 1968. The spaceship “Jupiter II” was supposed to take the Robinson family on a five-year exploratory voyage to a planet in the Alpha Centauri star system. Dr. Zachary Smith (Jonathan Harris) — in the employ of an unnamed foreign government — sabotaged the control system but was then trapped aboard the ship when it took off. Smith was originally written as a thoroughly evil villain but evolved into an irksome, conceited foil who caused most of the episodes’ conflicts and provided comic relief. For the duration of the series, the Robinsons, Dr. Smith, and pilot Don West (Mark Goddard) were destined to wander through space, stopping on assorted planets in an attempt to find their way home.<br /><br />The family were played by Guy Williams as Prof. John Robinson, June Lockhart as his wife, Maureen, and Billy Mumy (Will), Angela Cartwright (Penny), and Marta Kristen (Judy) as their children. The stories never tackled heavy themes or examined fully the show’s dramatic potential, settling instead on simple tales laced with humor, monsters, and cliff- hanger endings in the style of old movie serials. A main attraction was Robot B-9, designed by the same man who designed Robby the Robot for the feature film “Forbidden Planet” (1956). Robot B-9, endowed with great strength and futuristic weaponry, displayed human characteristics and was often Dr. Smith’s sidekick and partner in mischief.<br /><br />Based loosely on “Swiss Family Robinson,” “Lost In Space” was produced in black and white during Season 1 and color in Seasons 2 and 3. In January, 1966, ABC programmed “Batman” opposite “Lost In Space.” To compete, “Lost in Space” adopted a campy style, with bright outfits, exaggerated action, and wild bad guys such as space cowboys, pirates, knights, vikings, wooden dragons, and Amazons introduced in ever more fantastic stories.<br /><br />Bonus features in the Blu-ray set include new on-camera original cast interviews; original cast audio commentaries; “Lost In Space: The Epilogue,” a cast reunion performance of Billy Mumy’s unproduced 1980 script; two versions of the show’s unaired pilot; Guy Williams’ screen test; CBS promo featuring Dick Van Dyke; TV spots; outtakes; 1973 “Lost In Space” animated special; 20th anniversary interview with producer Irwin Allen; the feature “The Fantasy Worlds of Irwin Allen;” and 1966 promotional interviews with Guy Williams, June Lockhart, and Jonathan Harris.
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