Very sad news, Del Monroe has passsed away. From Del's website:

"It is with great sadness that we have just learned that Del Monroe,
Kowalski in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, passed away on Friday 5th
June 2009. Allan Hunt contacted us and said that a recent illness had
developed into leukemia. Del was a great friend of fans around the world
and represented all that was wonderful and good about Irwin Allen's
worlds. He will long be remembered as Kowalski and we send our very
deepest sympathies and love to his family and friends."

http://www.actordatabase.com/delmonroe/
<http://www.actordatabase.com/delmonroe/>



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LOST IN SPACE

The all New Lost in Space lunchbox has finally arrived. For those of you that
already have a pre-order in the system we are running those cards and shipping
yours ASAP.

For those of you that do not have an order in be sure and check it out. They
turned out fantastic!

http://www.fabgearusa.com/lost_in_space_lunchbox.html

Thank You Everyone
Rob Yancey
www.fabgearusa.com

Great News from Moebius Models !!!!

They just announced they are re-issuing the Polar Lights / Aurora version of the
Seaview

It is available for pre-order at www.fabgearusa.com

http://www.fabgearusa.com/seaview_1_350_scale_model_by_moebius.html

Up Periscope!
Moebius Models keeps pumping out the hits!
This model kit is in scale (1:350) with the classic Aurora model of the eight
window Seaview - and comes with a retro-styled stand as well. We love Moebius's
thirty-nine inch Seaview but a 10-11 inch kit is a welcome addition to the
fleet! Comes sealed and unassembled in its box with art by Ron Gross. Pre-Order
NOW to receive $5.00 off the retail price of $29.99!

This model is due in July, 2009.

IT is due out in may

It is the B9 out of the Chariot kit Moebius is going to offer it on it's own

http://www.fabgearusa.com/mini_robot_model_from_lost_in_space.html

Thanks for the post Rob and welcome to our group! I've got to say the
LotG lunch box and wastebasket are GREAT! And I'm so looking forward
to the new LiS lunch box! Keep up the great work.

Kirk
--- In lostincyberspaceclub@yahoogroups.com, "fabgearusa"
<fabgearusa@...> wrote:
>
> I wanted to say hi to every one on this form and give you guys a
heads
> up to i am working on. Tin 10 Collectibles has re-released the Land
of
> the giants lunch box and made a matching wastebasket. they are in
> stock and shipping now
>
>
http://www.fabgearusa.com/land_of_the_giants_lunchbox_reproduction.htm
l
>
> But the real cool item is on the way. A completely NEW Lost in Space
> lunch box. The art work was done by Chris White famous for his work
on
> the Polar lights and Moebius Models lines. We hope these will do
well
> and we can continue on to more Irwin Allen related items. Please be
> sure to check them out at www.fabgearusa.com
>
> http://www.fabgearusa.com/lost_in_space_lunchbox.html
>
>
> Thanks so Much
> Rob Yancey
> www.fabgearusa.com
> www.tin10.com
>

I wanted to say hi to every one on this form and give you guys a heads
up to i am working on. Tin 10 Collectibles has re-released the Land of
the giants lunch box and made a matching wastebasket. they are in
stock and shipping now

http://www.fabgearusa.com/land_of_the_giants_lunchbox_reproduction.html

But the real cool item is on the way. A completely NEW Lost in Space
lunch box. The art work was done by Chris White famous for his work on
the Polar lights and Moebius Models lines. We hope these will do well
and we can continue on to more Irwin Allen related items. Please be
sure to check them out at www.fabgearusa.com

http://www.fabgearusa.com/lost_in_space_lunchbox.html


Thanks so Much
Rob Yancey
www.fabgearusa.com
www.tin10.com

http://lostincyberspace.net/bob/

Just saw this and thought I'd pass it along. LOST IN SPACE, 40th
ANNIVERSARY LIMITED EDITION, 2 DISC SET for $10!

http://www.lalalandrecords.com/LostInSpace.html

Kirk

Hi All, I've released all 6 parts of my video of the Guy Williams
Star Ceremony on the Hollywood Walk of Fame:

1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeatmoxQ1K8

2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlsQBtX-Gvc

3 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQiwuEcZ3gk

4 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uhTIVZQhoA

5 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSRP-ZkfV1k

6 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPNy9CLMdvI

You can also view the video in its entirety by viewing the playlist:

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=F33DF91D55689EEC

Best regards,
Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

Hi All, view part 3 of my video of the Guy Williams Star Ceremony on
the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQiwuEcZ3gk

Best regards,
Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

Hi All, view part 2 of my video of the Guy Williams Star Ceremony on
the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlsQBtX-Gvc

Best regards,
Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

Hi All, I finally figured out how to use YouTube and have started
publishing the video I took on August 2nd, 2001 during the Guy Williams
Star Ceremony on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. I'll be releasing the 6
parts each day this week. So go to my home page and check in daily to
see the event.

http://lostincyberspace.net/

Best regards,
Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

Howdy from Arizona,

What ever happened to the Jupiter 1? Please tell me that I am not the
first person to ask this question. Please.

If not - then well?

TY ( - :

Hey, everybody!

What's your all time favorite LIS "Robot featured" episode?
                                     ...and least favorite??

For me, it's hard to pick a favorite. I love the Robot in just about
every episode - but - I guess "Wreck of the Robot" would be my
favorite. Great premise, nice cinematography (the night scene when the
aliens come aboard J2) and, of course, the Saticons - who were just too
cool!!!

Least favorite - Maybe "Deadliest of the Species" - just because the
Robot turns on the Robinsons (for a little while anyway)

...Now, how about YOUR favorite?

Hi All, I've posted some pictures of my latest addition, my B9 Robot!
He's incredible! Take a look by going to my main website,
LostinCyberSpace.net, and click on the image of me and my B9.

Happy New Year everyone! I've made a few changes to make the site work
a little better. Let me know if you have any issues.

Best regards,
Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

Hey, gang!

Like I really need to tell you to buy this thing, but if you're unaware, there
is a limited
edition 40th anniversary "Lost in Space" CD out.  Actually, it's a 2-CD set, and
it
contains a lot of music that has not been previously released.

I'd say two-thirds of the new material is from seasons 2 and 3.  Some of it is
MAJOR
camp -- the space hippie and "Samson" themes from "Collision of Planets" and the
go-go theme from "The Promised Planet" -- but there's also a 16-minute suite
from
"Blast Off into Space", one of my musically favorite episodes, and a lot more.

There is also some already-released music on these CDs, but even a few of these
tracks have new passages in them that you have not heard before.

La-La Land Records has done a great job on this CD.  I'd never heard of this
company
before, but their product is just as good as the GNP Crescendo releases.

I dare say that if you add this CD set to the previous releases, you will feel
that you've
got a large majority of the music that was ever written for "Lost in Space".

One thing you will NOT find:  the music from the "whirlpool" sequence in "The
Hungry
Sea".  For a long time I wondered why this was not included, and then by chance
I saw
some old movie in which the SAME music appeared.  What that probably means is
that
when it was used in "Lost in Space", it was stock music, not stuff that was
written by
John Williams, et. al., specifically for LIS, and, more importantly, neither GNP
nor La-
La Land had the rights to it.

Anyway, you will find the CD at http://www.lalalandrecords.com/LostInSpace.html
,
but be aware it's a 5000-set limited edition.  La-La Land's delivery was VERY
prompt,
so I have nothing but praise in that area either.  And no, I don't have any
connection
to them; I'm just pleased enough to tell you that as a fan, you're crazy if you
don't get
these CDs.

Thomas Veil

What's YOUR Personal Favorite Lost In Space Episode?!?
Tell Bill Mumy & See What Other Fans Say Too!

http://jupiter2.freeyellow.com/root/misc.htm

Check it out ! =)

Mike
Jupiter-2
http://jup2.com

Lost in Space Talking B9 Robot Keychain - Classic collectors item

The starting price for this item is $2.99. A photo of
the item is available on the auction page.

Click this link to bid on this item:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5992338726

WHEN YOU PUSH THE TOP OF HIS HEAD HE SAYS ONE OF THREE CLASSIC
PHRASES: "Warning Warning", "That does Not compute", & "Danger Danger
Will Robinson!"

Very detailed replica. Has on/off switch, and arms extend out.
Approximately 3.5" tall.

Includes battery, however, item has been out of production for eight
years, so battery may need to be replaced.

This item is unopened and still bubble packed. The seal is intact and
the cardboard back is in good condition with some shelf wear.

Check out my eBay store for more great book bargains:

http://stores.ebay.com/bargainbooksandcollectibles

My interviews are here at
http://stores.ebay.com/markscelebrityinterviews

Check them out, I did some great one-on-one interviews, especially the
great Jonathan Harris!

Hi All,
FYI, COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN
Monday, 8 p.m. ET
Danger Keith Olbermann. Robots are taking over Countdown and you don't
want to miss it when Keith counts down his favorite robots of all time.

Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

Hi All,
Just got back from the MICKEY SINARDI'S Showstopper Stars
Spectacular and met with a lot of our Irwin Allen friends. Take a
look at lostincyberspace.net.

Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

This is his 2nd LIS technology work (follow-up to his Book: "Jupiter
Two Propulsion Specifications"). This in .pdf format and with color
images on cd-rom disk. Note: after link, page down to "NICV
Maintenance and Calibration".

http://www.cshobbies.com/whatsnew.htm#NICV%20Maintenance%20and%
20CalibrationManual%20CD-ROM

Keep them comming Earl!

Hi All,
I've finally added some pictures I took at the Hollywood Collectors
Show on October 2nd, 2004. Also included are a few pictures we took
with Bob May after dinner. We had a great time and have a very
special memory.

Go to: http://lostincyberspace.net/ , there is a link at the top of
the page.

Best regards,
Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

The WB's Canned Pilot: Lost In Space & Adrianne Palicki

Lost In Space - Adrianne Palicki  	  Post #29 of 29

Any one curious/interested in the canned WB pilot "The Robinsons:Lost
In Space" and/or Adrianne Palicki , I updated my site with some
character bios and some pix from the pilot at The Robinsons: Lost In
Space plus some stuff on Adrianne too.

Mike
Jupiter-2
http://jup2.com

Hi All,
Ray Dutczak and I wanted to arrange a dinner on Saturday the 2nd
after the first day of the October 2nd Hollywood Collectors Show. If
you will be in the area and would like to have dinner together, then
go to the link below and fill-in your info. This is NOT a
commitment, but rather an attempt to see how many people want to
meet.

http://kroderick.0catch.com/lics/hollywood.html

Best regards,

Kirk
LostinCyberSpace.net

Hi All,
I attended the U.A.C.C. 2004 LOS ANGELES, CA. CONVENTION & AUTOGRAPH
SHOW where I met the largest collection of Astronauts and Cosmonauts
I've ever seen. Below is a link to the photos. I'll post a
write up later.

http://kroderick.0catch.com/spaceshow/

Best regards,
Kirk

A friend of mine sent this to me, thought the group would find it
interesting:

This is from a book I'm reading, Lew Hunter's Screenwriting 434:

Producer Irwin Allen (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Poseidon
Adventure, Towering Inferno) once said, "When I was a young man, I
wanted to shoot a movie called The Big Circus. I was summoned before
Harry Cohn, then head of Columbia Pictures. This mogul threw the
script at me as I sat in his spotlighted visitor's chair. He
said, 'This is a piece of crap, Allen.' I swallowed and said, 'What
seems to be the problem, Mr. Cohn?' Harry Cohn said, 'You know that
jerk who walks on that tightrope across Niagara Falls on page 19?' I
said, 'yes.' Cohn said, 'Put him on page 49, you got a deal.'"

This change may seem simple, but the one line suggestion will
dramatically affect the audience reaction. You see, we don't care if
the tightrope walker falls in the water on page 19! By page 49 we
will know him, care about him, and identify with him. We, the
audience, will by then be the man walking across Niagara Falls on
the tightrope.

Loved the story, and what a great point about characterization...

Here is an odd crossover for Lost in Space. I was watching a movie
on the Sci-Fi channel called "The Haunted" while working on my
computer and there is a scene where the children are watching TV and
it's an episode of Lost in Space! The odd thing is they had a voice
track saying Dr Smith, but it wasn't from the show. Nor was I able
to recognize the voice.

Kirk


100 mins.

Recounting the supernatural experiences of a Pennsylvania family in
the mid-1980s. Sally Kirkland. Jack: Jeffrey DeMunn. Mary: Louise
Latham. John: George D. Wallace. Lorraine: Diane Baker. Father
Kearney: William O'Connell. Ed: Stephen Markle. Robert Mandel
directed.

Cast: Stephen Markle, Joyce Van Patten, Cassie Yates, George D.
Wallace, Diane Baker, William O'Connell, Sally Kirkland, Jeffrey
DeMunn, Louise Latham

Category: Movie, Drama

Release Year: 1991

Greetings I thought I would invite various people to check out a
new yahoo group that I just started and welcome them to join if they
find it of interest to them. Since there doesn't seem to be any
group to represent these great shows I thought it would be nice if
there was. jerry zwecher

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OurMissBrooks-Eve-Arden-Gale-Gordon/?
yguid=163953675


OurMissBrooks-Eve-Arden-Gale-Gordon · Our Miss Brooks (mothers-in-
law, here's lucy)

I have already uploaded photos, files of episode guides and a music
file of the our miss brooks theme song to the site