We’ve added quite a few new videos to the site. There are interviews of the cast, a fan’s pitch for a Lost In Space Animated Series, the Biography episode of Jonathan Harris, Guy Williams’ screen test, an interview with Guy’s family, the G.E. Theater episode Blaze of Glory with Jonathan Harris and Lou Costello, the Lights Out episode Devil in Glencairn with Jonathan Harris, and the Zorro episode The Mountain Man starring Guy Williams and guest starring Jonathan Harris.
Videos
Archive of American Television Interviews With Bill Mumy
We’ve just posted the full five hours of interviews that Bill Mumy did with the Archive of American Television in September of 2013. He discusses his early career on shows like The Twilight Zone, what it was like to work with the late, great Jonathan Harris, his role as Lennier on Babylon 5, and his musical career and his group Barnes & Barnes.
Every Lost In Space fan will want to watch these interviews.
Lost In Space Remastered For the 50th Anniversary?!
Word comes from the Lost In Space Yahoo Groups that Sheila Allen has financed the cost of remastering the show in HD over the last two years. All that remains to get this great show on dvd for its 50th anniversary is to convince Fox to produce the dvds. Kevin Burns and Space Productions would like your input on aspect ratio, DVD vs. Blu-Ray, bonus features (cast commentary, the Lost in Space Forever Special, etc.), and anything else you can think of, so be sure to leave some comments on the Lost In Space HD YouTube video.
You can view a sample of the restored footage below.
Jupiter 2 at the Sci-Fi Airshow
Sci-Fi Airshow has done an excellent job presenting the Jupiter 2. Check out this short video documentary about our favorite space ship, the Jupiter 2. If you’re interested in viewing all the other great science fiction craft, visit the Sci-Fi Airshow website.
Archive of American Television Interview With Jonathan Harris
On June 14, 2001, Jeff Abraham interviewed Jonathan Harris for the Archive of American Television. The interview is in five parts and covers Jonathan’s childhood and early family life in New York, his attempts to break into theater, his most famous television roles in The Third Man and Lost In Space, and his voice work near the end of his life. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Jonathan is a masterful storyteller and he gives a very candid look at his life and career. View the Jonathan Harris interview.