Fond memories of Lost In Space.
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Now, why would you ask a stupid question like that?Why not now?
Because as an adult she's a cute kid but it's not the kind of crush you have when you're the same age.I can see why there'd be temporary Kristen crushes.
But to think of even ONE poster's Cartwright crush NOT being permanent defies reality. This is AC. I'd sooner believe Scotty hit the Klingons because they insulted Kirk.
Bingo.
Found the missing Shatner hairpiece.
Sometimes literally.
It's funny because Robby the robot, (the one on the left
) has actually appeared in other programs besides LIS and Forbidden Planet. He was also on an episode of Columbo, I think and a few others.Robot on the other hand hadn't appeared in much, but did cameo on The Simpsons a couple of times and they did a TV commercial with him..
and
Robby has his own IMDB page: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1119475
Maybe part of the reason for the success was that he was treated as a credited star or he's more iconic for being first. Maybe MGM just made him easier to loan out.
Maybe part of the reason for the success was that he was treated as a credited star or he's more iconic for being first. Maybe MGM just made him easier to loan out.
Probably the latter. Robby become rather iconic..
I feel sorry for the dudes that have to sit inside the costume haha. Would be like a sauna.
And the astrogator dome.
The message board looks interesting....
Where was the Astrogator dome in Trek?
No, in LIS. The big dome in the middle of the control deck was similar to that big globe in FP.
Oh yeah........ I get you now. Yeah on the ship in FP yeah they do look similar too.
And, come to think of it, the suspended animation tubes in LIS were similar to those hyperlight tubes, or whatever they called them, in FP.
Yep. I was going to mention those too, but I felt the need to look up the respective names for them and that intended post just kinda died on the vine!
I didn't even bother. It's too early in the morning for research. 
When quoted that picture looks amusingly as though the robots are sharing a bubble bath -- to my warped mind anyway.
Ridiculous -- it would promote rust.
The closest equivalent in Trek was the mechanism positioned between the helmsman (normally Sulu) and the navigator (eventually filled by Chekov). I don't think it was ever identified on screen, but Franz Joseph listed it as an astrogator in the StarFleet Technical Manual.
With the release of "The Motion Picture", that component finally got a transparent hemispheric cover.
Wait... "Astrogator"? Wasn't that the Gorn?
Or the tubes in This Island Earth. They were kind of a staple.
True. They show up on many a Pulp magazine cover.
The other staple was women in tight spacesuits...... Check any of the scifi posters from the 50s and 60s.. One of my favourite movies is The Green Slime....... That poster, well it just sucked me in for the movie.
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