1ª Temporada em Blu-ray (BD-R) 1080p de Alta-Definição 2 Volumes - 29 Episódios - 6 Discos - Dublagens Originais
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Em 1997, a família Robinson deixa a terra em sua nave Júpiter 2, na primeira missão americana de colonização do Cinturão Alpha. A bordo da nave, deveriam estar apenas John e Maureen Robinson, os seus filhos Will, Judy e Penny e ainda, o piloto Major Don West. Contudo, um espião, Dr. Zachary Smith, se infiltra na Júpiter 2 antes da decolagem para reprogramar o robô a bordo para destruir a família Robinson e sabotar sua missão. O robô, reprogramado, perde o controle e faz com que Smith fique preso dentro da nave e decole junto à tripulação. O peso extra descontrola a nave e todos se encontram perdidos no espaço.
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Título Original: Lost in Space Título Brasileiro: Perdidos no Espaço Produção: 1965-66 (EUA) - Preto e Branco Elenco:Guy Williams (Prof. John Robinson), June Lockhart (Maureen Robinson), Mark Goddard (Maj. Don West), Marta Kristen (Judy Robinson), Billy Mumy (Will Robinson), Angela Cartwright (Penny Robinson), Jonathan Harrisn (Dr. Zachary Smith) Extras: Menus Interativos e animados, Seleção de Episódios, Extras. Episódios: 29 Formato: 2 Box Amaray com 3 discos cada Blu-Ray (BD-R) Áudio: Português (Mono - Dublagem Original) Legendas: Inglês SHD, Francês, Epanhol Vídeo:Codec: MPEG-4 AVC - Resolução: 1080p - Aspect ratio: 1.33:1 - Original aspect ratio: 1.33:1 Duração: Aprox. 14500 minutos. Região: 4 (América Latina) Lançamento Vídeo Séries: Setembro/2020 Informação Adicional: "Os extras nos discos não possuem dublagem e legendas, eles são apresentados em inglês (áudio) exceto o episódio piloto (No Place to Hide) no disco 6 é apresentado em inglês (áudio) e legendas em português.
DISCO 1 01. O Clandestino Teimoso (The Reluctant Stowaway) 02. A Nave Fantasma (The Derelict) 03. Ilha no Céu (Island in the Sky) 04. Terra de Gigantes (There Were Giants in the Earth) 05. Mar Revolto (The Hungry Sea)
DISCO 2 06. Hapgood Esteve Aqui (Welcome Stranger) 07. Um Estranho Amigo (My Friend, Mr. Nobody) 08. Invasores da Quinta Dimensão (Invaders from Fifth Dimension) 09. O Estranho Oásis (The Oasis) 10. Os Seres Eletrônicos (The Sky is Falling)
DISCO 3 11. A Lâmpada de Aladim (Wish Upon a Star) 12. A Mini Espaçonave (The Raft) 13. O Cão Desaparecido (One of Our Dogs is Missing) 14. O Ataque Plantas Monstruosas (Attack of The Monster Plants) 15. Volta à Terra (Return from Outer Space)
DISCO 4 16. O Estranho Colecionador ? 1ª Parte (The Keeper Part 1) 17. O Estranho Colecionador ? 2ª Parte (The Keeper Part 2) 18. O Pirata do Céu (The Sky Pirate) 19. O Fantasma do Espaço (Ghost in Space) 20. A Guerra dos Robots (The War of the Robots)
DISCO 5 21. O Espelho Mágico (The Magic Mirror) 22. O Desafio (The Challenge) 23. O Mercador do Espaço (The Space Trader) 24. Sua Majestade Smith (His Majesty Smith) 25. Os Semeadores do Universo (The Space Croppers)
DISCO 6 26. Nem Tudo o que Reluz? (All That Gliters) 27. A Civilização Perdida (The Lost Civilization) 28. Um Passeio à Sexta Dimensão (A Change of Space) 29. A Voz do Espírito (Follow The Leader)
DISCO 1 Commentary on "The Reluctant Stowaway" by Mike Clark and Kevin Burns. This is a fantastically interesting and informative commentary, helmed by two obvious fans of the series. Everything from the cost of the high definition transfer to aspects of the shoot and how this aired pilot differed from the first two versions is covered in this consistently well done piece.
Guy Williams Screen Test (1080p; 4:16) finds a gray templed Williams having a conversation about the show with an off screen voice, presumably Irwin Allen. A couple of cast members of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea were evidently on set with Williams, as they?re referenced at one point.
Seven Wonderful Nights - Lost in Space Excerpt (1080p; 5:24). Along with their memories of Lost in Space itself, Boomers will no doubt recall the days when each of the three broadcast networks "branded" their new seasons and typically unveiled both endless promos (which usually aired as bumpers throughout the broadcast day) as well as a special to introduce their fall seasons. This excerpt is lifted from CBS? special for the upcoming 1965-66 season, hosted by Dick Van Dyke.
Original Network Versions of Episodes. Several discs contain the original network versions of episodes (in addition to the "regular" versions), which include bumpers and commercials. These are not accessed through the Extras menu, but instead can be found in the Episodes menu under each specific episode listing. This disc features network versions of "The Reluctant Stowaway" and "The Derelict".
DISCO 2
Commentary on "My Friend, Mr. Nobody" by Mark Goddard, Marta Kristen, Bill Mumy, Angela Cartwright and Mike Clark. All of the cast commentaries spread throughout the 18 discs are a lot of fun, if not overly informative. Mumy tends to crack wise a lot of the time, while Goddard seems slightly befuddled and keeps returning to the fact that Don never had a belt. Scattered throughout the chitchat are various nuggets of info, like the cast?s preference for certain directors, and how this was the first episode that didn?t rely on the stock footage created for the series.
DISCO 3
Commentary on "Attack of the Monster Plants" by Mark Goddard, Marta Kristen, Bill Mumy, Angela Cartwright and Mike Clark. More tidbits are dispersed intermittently in this enjoyable commentary, including the fact that the plants came from Journey to the Center of the Earth. There?s also a brief but nice shout out to the families of Williams and Lockhart. Trivia fans may want to compare this episode?s opening with the closing of the season finale.
Commentary on "Return from Outer Space" by Mark Goddard, Marta Kristen, Bill Mumy, Angela Cartwright, Kevin Burns and Mike Clark. This was Mumy?s favorite episode from the series and he takes a bit more of a lead here, since the episode focuses on Will returning to Earth for a little while.
DISCO 4
"The Ballad of William Robinson" Music Video by Bill Mumy (1080p; 3:07) is a "fan produced celebration".
Bob May?s Home Movies (1080p; 5:18) has some fun footage of May being suited up as the Robot, as well as some passing views of sets and players in candid moments. This was filmed by Judy May during the production of "The Sky Pirate".
DISCO 5
Original Network Version of "The Magic Mirror" (accessed under the Episodes menu).
DISCO 6
"No Place to Hide" Unaired Pilot - Long Version (1080p; 52:17)
Commentary on "No Place to Hide" by Mark Goddard, Marta Kristen, Bill Mumy, Angela Cartwright and Mike Clark. This commentary has some fun anecdotes about Irwin Allen, as well as passing comments about the score (lifted from The Day the Earth Stood Still), and the pluses and minuses of black and white versus color shooting.
Original Network Presentation (1965) (1080p; 5:48) is a promo piece that was prepared for affiliates.
Network Television Spot #1 (1965) (1080p; 1:01)
Network Television Spot #2 (1965) (1080p; 0:22)
Original Network Version of "Follow the Leader" (accessed under the Episodes menu).
