Id like to thank hulu.. for taking me back in time...Its such a great thing to set back and watch shows like Lost in space and others. That reminds me of the good ole days..and also
I make new memories with my family watching the shows I watched as i was a child with
my dad...So hulu your doing a wonderful job and making familys closer together watching the good stuff that tv did have to offer...My family has a great time ...May GOD BLESS you and all yours

Not just in lost in Space, but in real life, as with many other films. Guy was a natural as well as admirable and integrity. He was an excellent role as the father for lost in space. When he was pushed to the point of no return because other peoples faults (Dr Smith) Guy saved the day. But he put his own personal safety up too with the so called "wheel of life". He would never fade from danger, but as was seen he didn't hesitate to defend. Most would expect most others to avoid shame or from most common assumption, to shine in the spotlight for fame and glory by accepting certain challenges. And that is human nature. On the contrary, one can find humbling and by no means to misjudge Guy Williams, as he never needed to do any of that, because his was remarkable with many good qualities and talents, and did not have to prove anything, which is a strong sense of confidence. You will notice when he declined the challenge many times, because he simply was not interested and suspected an ill-fated consequence to someone else's expense--and again proving something was unnecessary. And his explanation was probably the most convincing and made good sense. But Will of course want otherwise so he can look up to his Father. From Guy's past roles and his known good character, his good judgement and descetion has been very prudent, probably more so than 99% of the people out there-even in the real world. We lost a very nice human being after his passing in 1989.
Go in Peace.

Allen often thought if someone said it, it was true, despite the failure of casting or effects.Dr. Smith said they're giants, so they are, even though the first is barely taller than Dr. Robinson and the second "giant" is shorter, and not any larger girth wise.That an Earth scientist immediately beats up one of their warriors doesn't bode well for this race of conquerors.

This one was mostly for laughs; at this point Smith and the robut were well on their way to becoming the interstellar Abbot and Costello. Must've been fun for the robut to get to be the Dr.'s warden. The Deerhunter bit at the end held some genuine tension.

There's yards of dull talk before we get to the "fights" but its a solid episode highlighted, of course, between the fight between Dr. "Tiger" Smith and the midget but its amusing. And there's a good understated performance by Myklos as the Fu-Manchuish fight promoter. Intersting but all that talk!!!