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A Change of Space

Episode aired Apr 20, 1966
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50m

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7.2/10

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June Lockhart, Mark Goddard, Jonathan Harris, Bill Mumy, and Guy Williams in Lost in Space (1965)

Adventure Comedy Family Fantasy Sci-Fi

A strange interdimensional ship turns Will into a genius and Dr. Smith into an old man.A strange interdimensional ship turns Will into a genius and Dr. Smith into an old man.A strange interdimensional ship turns Will into a genius and Dr. Smith into an old man.

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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

Frank Graham

Alien
(uncredited)

Bob May

The Robot
(uncredited)

Dick Tufeld

The Robot
(voice)
(uncredited)

Director
- Sobey Martin
Writers
- Peter Packer
- Irwin Allen
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Trivia
Dr. Smith sure was lucky that the Robinson family thought to pack a wheelchair for the journey to Alpha Centauri.

Goofs
When Will and Penny sit down to play chess, he (playing black) tells Penny (playing white) that he'll let her take the first move. Every chess player knows that the person playing white always goes first.

Quotes
Dr. Zachary Smith: Agility, like youth, is wasted on children.

Soundtracks
Oh! Susanna
(uncredited)
Written by Stephen Foster
Sung by Dr. Smith (Jonathan Harris)

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Not One Of The Best

Will becomes a genius and Smith becomes an old man.

Firstly, let me point out that this episode is liked by some fans...but not by me.

This episode and The Oasis are my two least favourite episodes of season one. Both hours deal with Smith transforming into something terrible or hard to swallow (a giant or an old man) so obviously I am not too comfortable with that theme in some of LIS.

Then again, Smith would transform into something else in season two's Cave Of The Wizards and season three's Collision Of The Planets and I was not bothered by that??

Whatever the case, Change Of Space does not do it for me, but some cool alien hardware and a Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea-creature make it watchable.