Don and Doctor Smith are sent to an intergalactic prison after coming across an escapee.Don and Doctor Smith are sent to an intergalactic prison after coming across an escapee.Don and Doctor Smith are sent to an intergalactic prison after coming across an escapee.
Guy Williams
- Dr. John Robinson
- (credit only)
June Lockhart
- Maureen Robinson
- (credit only)
Marta Kristen
- Judy Robinson
- (credit only)
Bill Mumy
- Will Robinson
- (as Billy Mumy)
Angela Cartwright
- Penny Robinson
- (credit only)
John Hunt
- Monster #1
- (uncredited)
Ralph Madlener
- Monster #2
- (uncredited)
Dick Tufeld
- The Robot
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThe ape-like prosthetic makeup used for Michael Conrad (as "Creech") was created by famous Academy Award winning Hollywood makeup artist John Chambers, whose credits include Planet of the Apes (1968), Star Trek (1966), and The Munsters (1964). The latex mask used for "Creech" was an early prototype of what would later be used throughout the "Planet of the Apes" franchise through 1975.
- GoofsWhen Creech and Don are fighting after their escape, Dr. Smith runs around holding a rock over his head and there is no shackle on his leg. In the next scene, the shackle is back on his leg and Cheech has to break the chain so he can go ahead without Smith.
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Smith and Don are sent to prison.
I remember this episode for two reasons: this hour was experimenting with a "Planet Of The Apes" mask (the first Apes movie appeared in 1968) and the Robot gets some of his most amusing moments of the series.
The footage of the Robot baking a cake, then delivering it to the prison, puts a smile on my face as I type this review. I am not normally the reviewer to get so thrilled by LIS silliness but this footage just got to me. I love it.
Fugitives In Space might not be one of my favourite LIS episodes but it has enough funny moments to hold the viewer.
The prison costumes first appeared in The Time Tunnel episode titled: Devil's Island.
I remember this episode for two reasons: this hour was experimenting with a "Planet Of The Apes" mask (the first Apes movie appeared in 1968) and the Robot gets some of his most amusing moments of the series.
The footage of the Robot baking a cake, then delivering it to the prison, puts a smile on my face as I type this review. I am not normally the reviewer to get so thrilled by LIS silliness but this footage just got to me. I love it.
Fugitives In Space might not be one of my favourite LIS episodes but it has enough funny moments to hold the viewer.
The prison costumes first appeared in The Time Tunnel episode titled: Devil's Island.
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- StuOz
- Nov 23, 2016
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