Pick: Are these Lost in Space aliens funny or scary?
The show was silly and creepy – sometimes both at once!
No one could ever accuse the classic sci-fi show Lost in Space of being one-note. The show had space cowboys, space pirates, a space circus, a space department store — and those are just the things recognizable to humans!
There were all kinds of wonderfully weird, creepy, ridiculous creatures that Will Robinson and company came across, as the series shifted from black-and-white to ultra-vivid color.
Here are 12 different aliens from the original Lost in Space. Choose which ones make you laugh and which ones creep you out, then see if other people agree!
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Is this space cyclops funny or scary?
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Is this shaggy alien funny or scary?
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What about this colorful bird creature?
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Does this floating bald head give you the creeps or make you laugh?
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What about this giant space carrot?
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Penny befriends this "Questing Beast" but what do you think of it?
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Is this space werewolf funny or scary to you?
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What about this being from "The Astral Traveler"?
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Does this make you happy or make you afraid?
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Is this faceless alien funny or scary?
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What about this space yeti?
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Lastly, does this green, big-brained alien give you the chuckles or the chills?
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Pick: Are these Lost in Space aliens funny or scary?
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71 Comments
The seaweed-like creature that is number 2 appeared in a number of "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" episodes as an ocean monster.
The number 3 bird creature may have been created for an episode of "The Outer Limits."
The headpiece for the number 12 creature looks like the one used as the Metalluna Mutant in the SF film "This Island Earth."
The number 3 bird creature may have been created for an episode of "The Outer Limits."
The headpiece for the number 12 creature looks like the one used as the Metalluna Mutant in the SF film "This Island Earth."
Okay, which one of you guys thought the space carrot was scary? I was about five when I first saw that episode, and I remember being more creeped out by Bozo the Clown.
There was one creature that looked like it was covered in seaweed and made this haunting sound. When I was a kid it scared me to death. Also, many of the creatures were recycled in the episode called “The Keeper” one of LIS best episodes (parts 1&2).
58% similar. To be fair all the aliens were funny. I mean the “carrot”. Now if it was Brussels spouts, it would have been a different story
83%. When I was a kid this was my favorite TV show. I would say nothing but fond memories, but I also remember I had to take a bath after it was over!
My Dad whistles this theme song's tune all the time. It's a great memory I'll always have. We both very much enjoy this show together. My Dad is awesome.
91% similar. This is the first time I broke 50% in this type of quiz. When I was a kid, creature
number 10 with the derby terrified me, as my brother told me it was Stan Laurel's re-animated
corpse come to life. Because I loved Stan and Ollie in Babes In Toyland. Brothers are like
that. Creature number 9, I'm sorry but it looks like something my cat left in the litter box.
number 10 with the derby terrified me, as my brother told me it was Stan Laurel's re-animated
corpse come to life. Because I loved Stan and Ollie in Babes In Toyland. Brothers are like
that. Creature number 9, I'm sorry but it looks like something my cat left in the litter box.
I initially thought number 9 was scary, but after reading your comment and scrolling back up, I would like to change my answer to funny! 🤣
Mary, what about #5, the giant carrot from the immortal "The Great Vegetable Rebellion"?
Many people claim that episode is the worst hour in TV history. Ma and Pa Robinson couldn't
stop laughing so most of their lines were cut and they were suspended for two episodes.
Producer Allan actually took all the nonsense seriously on his series, maybe that's why
they have lasted, as Barney Fife would say he's a real dedicated nut.
Many people claim that episode is the worst hour in TV history. Ma and Pa Robinson couldn't
stop laughing so most of their lines were cut and they were suspended for two episodes.
Producer Allan actually took all the nonsense seriously on his series, maybe that's why
they have lasted, as Barney Fife would say he's a real dedicated nut.
Have always thought this show was idiotically funny, but your comment about the re-animated Stan Laurel corpse just made me bust out loud laughing.