22 stellar behind the scenes photos from Lost in Space
Do a little star gazing with the cast of the original series.
It's time to get lost! Lost in nostalgia. Lost in the 1960s. Lost in classic television… Lost in Space!
This beloved franchise kicked off the sci-fi craze on TV in 1965, evolving from an eerie black-and-white thriller to a colorful comedy.
Let's take a look at the cast at work behind the scenes along the journey.
Tech Bubble
Bill Mumy and the Robot prove that Lost in Space was truly pop television
Stellar acoustics
Marta Kristen strums a guitar as Mark Goddard and Guy Williams kick back on set.
Making a racket
Dee Hartford truly deserved a gold medal for wearing all that silver.
If the suit fits, wear it
June Lockhart tries on a space suit in a wardrobe test.
Pretty in pink… and lime green
Angela Cartwright shows off the groovy clothes of the Jupiter 2 crew.
Holiday in the stars
The cast wish fans a Merry Christmas in 1965.
Sunday best
Mumy and Cartwright are ready for church.
One-eyed wooly
Here's a good color look at the cyclops from the black-and-white episode "There Were Giants in the Earth."
A scary Mumy
Mumy shows he is a real scream.
Camera guys
The boys relax between takes in front of the massive film camera.
Teenagers, mutant turtle
The Robinson children pose with a spiky reptile.
B-9, my valentine
Verda (Hartford) and the Robot show they are true love bots.
Check mates
Jonathan Harris plays against the computer.
Pawn your silver
Hartford gets in on the game, too.
Head case
As Harris poses with a prop from "Treasure of the Lost Planet," you can see the upper edge of the "sky" backdrop.
Get the point
Even the guest stars sparkled.
Smith and Western
Allan Melvin of The Phil Silvers Show and Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. jokes around on the set of the Western-themed episode "West of Mars."
Ready for the big game
Harris and Mumy pose for the camera.
Rock and lull
Hartford and Cartright relax on set.
A show of hands
Harris sneaks up from behind.
Reuniting with friends
The cast got back together in 1995 to toast the 30th anniversary of the show.