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The Hungry Sea

El episodio se emitió el 13 oct 1965
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Adventure Comedy Family Fantasy Sci-Fi

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAfter experiencing the extreme cold, the planet gets closer to the sun, roasting it. Smith sends the robot to warn the Robinsons.After experiencing the extreme cold, the planet gets closer to the sun, roasting it. Smith sends the robot to warn the Robinsons.After experiencing the extreme cold, the planet gets closer to the sun, roasting it. Smith sends the robot to warn the Robinsons.

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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

Judy the Chimpanzee

Debbie the Bloop
(sin acreditar)

Bob May

The Robot
(sin acreditar)

Dick Tufeld

The Robot
(voz)
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
This episode seems to be the start of Smith's descent from cold, calculating villain to comic coward.

Pifias
It is impossible that the Robot could play the guitar with 2 claw hands. Perhaps the claws could hold a pick for strumming, but fingers are necessary to hold the strings down to play chords.

Citas
Dr. Zachary Smith: No planet could have an orbit like this. Not even this woebegone, flea-bitten chunk of depressed galactic real estate.

Conexiones
Edited from Perdidos en el espacio: No Place to Hide (1993)

Banda sonora
Home, Sweet Home
(uncredited)
Lyrics by John Howard Payne
Music by H.R. Bishop
Performed by Jonathan Harris and Bob May

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William Welch's First Lost In Space Episode

The Robinsons battle heat, frost and a deadly sea.

These opening five episodes of Lost In Space are just some of the greatest TV ever made. The whole cast once again shines in this hour, Guy Williams is outstanding as John Robinson.

The Robot has a very mechanical-man-way-of-talking but his dialogue totally shines thanks to the talents of voice artist Dick Tufeld and episode writer William Welch.

The John Williams score is outstanding.

Welch was known for scripting straight faced episodes of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Time Tunnel and Land Of The Giants...this talented writer was probably too straight for later episodes of Lost In Space. But he did return to the series about four more times (see season three's The Space Creature).