Lost in Space/Season 3

Three Lost in Space

Season Premiere	September 6th, 1967
Season Finale	March 6th, 1968
Episode Count	24
Cast	Guy Williams; June Lockhart; Mark Goddard; Marta Kristen; Bill Mumy; Angela Cartwright
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Season Three of the science fiction television series Lost in Space aired on CBS from September 6th, 1967 to March 6th, 1968, spanning a total of twenty-four episodes. The series was produced by Irwin Allen Productions and starred Guy Williams as Doctor John Robinson, June Lockhart as Maureen Robinson, Mark Goddard as Major Don West, Marta Kristen as Judy Robinson, Billy Mumy as Will Robinson, and Angela Cartwright as Penny Robinson. The season also featured Jonathan Harris as Doctor Zachary Smith. Actor Bob May wore the costume of the B9 robot while Dick Tufeld provided the voice for the robot.

Episodes[]

Episode	Title	Airdate
3x01	Condemned of Space	September 6th, 1967
3x02	Visit to a Hostile Planet	September 13th, 1967
3x03	Kidnapped in Space	September 20th, 1967
3x04	Hunter's Moon	September 27th, 1967
3x05	The Space Primevals	October 4th, 1967
3x06	The Space Destructors	October 11th, 1967
3x07	The Haunted Lighthouse	October 18th, 1967
3x08	Flight Into the Future	October 25th, 1967
3x09	Collision of the Planets	November 8th, 1967
3x10	The Space Creature	November 15th, 1967
3x11	Deadliest of the Species	November 22nd, 1967
3x12	A Day at the Zoo	November 29th, 1967
3x13	Two Weeks in Space	December 13th, 1967
3x14	Castles in Space	December 20th, 1967
3x15	The Anti-Matter Man	December 27th, 1967
3x16	Target: Earth	January 3rd, 1968
3x17	Princess of Space	January 10th, 1968
3x18	The Time Merchant	January 17th, 1968
3x19	The Promised Planet	January 24th, 1968
3x20	Fugitives in Space	January 31st, 1968
3x21	Space Beauty	February 14th, 1968
3x22	The Flaming Planet	February 21st, 1968
3x23	The Great Vegetable Rebellion	February 28th, 1968
3x24	Junkyard of Space	March 6th, 1968

"Deadliest of the Species" is the first credited television acting work for Lyle Waggoner. Lyle would go on to distinguish himself by playing two different versions of Major Steve Trevor in the 1975-1979 Wonder Woman television series.