Irwin Allen created and produced the science fiction television series Lost in Space, which was shot by 20th Century Fox Television and shown on CBS. An entire three seasons' worth of episodes (from September 15, 1965 to March 6, 1968) were broadcast. Season one was shot in black and white, while the rest was shot in color. Based on the television series, Lost in Space: The Movie was produced in 1998. Jonathan Harris, who played Dr. Zachary Smith on the television series, was the star of several later storylines involving Dr. Smith's character. Smith, originally scripted as a nasty but incredibly talented saboteur, gradually becomes the show's humorous foil and the source of most of the show's episodic conflict and misfortunes, despite the show's best efforts. Smith and the robot were absent from the unaired pilot. A meteor storm in the unaired pilot caused them to deviate from their planned path. When they saw the meteors in the first episode that aired, Smith's sabotage and unintentional presence forced them to stray off track. After a few seconds of hyper-drive, they were lost in space, light years away from Earth in the previously unaired episode since they were traveling so slowly.
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Irwin Allen created and produced the science fiction television series Lost in Space, which was shot by 20th Century Fox Television and shown on CBS. An entire three seasons' worth of episodes (from September 15, 1965 to March 6, 1968) were broadcast. Season one was shot in black and white, while the rest was shot in color. Based on the television series, Lost in Space: The Movie was produced in 1998. Jonathan Harris, who played Dr. Zachary Smith on the television series, was the star of several later storylines involving Dr. Smith's character. Smith, originally scripted as a nasty but incredibly talented saboteur, gradually becomes the show's humorous foil and the source of most of the show's episodic conflict and misfortunes, despite the show's best efforts. Smith and the robot were absent from the unaired pilot. A meteor storm in the unaired pilot caused them to deviate from their planned path. When they saw the meteors in the first episode that aired, Smith's sabotage and unintentional presence forced them to stray off track. After a few seconds of hyper-drive, they were lost in space, light years away from Earth in the previously unaired episode since they were traveling so slowly.
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