S1.E27

The Lost Civilization

Episode aired Apr 13, 1966
Not Rated
50m

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Will awakes a sleeping princess whom he now must marry. Her race has been awakened and now plans to conquer the universe starting with Earth.Will awakes a sleeping princess whom he now must marry. Her race has been awakened and now plans to conquer the universe starting with Earth.Will awakes a sleeping princess whom he now must marry. Her race has been awakened and now plans to conquer the universe starting with Earth.

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6.9/10

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Guy Williams

Dr. John Robinson

June Lockhart

Maureen Robinson

Mark Goddard

Major Don West

Marta Kristen

Judy Robinson

Bill Mumy

Will Robinson
(as Billy Mumy)

Angela Cartwright

Penny Robinson

Jonathan Harris

Dr. Zachary Smith

Royal Dano

Major Domo

Kym Karath

Princess

Bob May

The Robot
(uncredited)

Dawson Palmer

Soldier
(uncredited)

Dick Tufeld

The Robot
(voice)
(uncredited)

Director
- Don Richardson
Writers
- William Welch
- Irwin Allen
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Trivia
Some of the footage where the chariot is stuck in the volcano eruption is reused footage where they were stuck in a meteor shower.

Goofs
As the robot is revealed to have two inseparable caterpillar tracks for propulsion, it would be impossible for it to negotiate the vast step down to leave the colonists truck vehicle without either using its claw-like hands or toppling face first to crash into the dirt, yet it is clearly seen doing so with a camera shot from the waist up.

Quotes
Will Robinson: What's wrong with you, Robot? You said there was drinking water here.
The Robot: The adjective "drinking" was not included in my programming.
Will Robinson: Well, it is now. We need water we can drink.
The Robot: Revision of original programming duly noted: We will now search for "drinking water."

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7/10

A DIFFERENT ADVENTURE

A different adventure for various reasons, while in the previous episode the story focused on part of the family that was in the camp, in this episode the protagonists are the other half of the family that left in the chariot and after escaping from a erupting volcano end up being prisoners of a strange civilization, the script is a variant of sleeping beauty, with a girl crown princess of the throne of this strange world. The story is good, it's a shame that the production was quite limited and they used the facilities of the Seawie submarine from another Irwin Allen series, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Always seeing a purely adventure and fiction episode where there is no comedy is comforting.