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Lost in Space's cliffhangers were usually intact. However, later USA Network and Sci-Fi Channel runs would use prints with the "next week" graphics removed and a new textless freeze frame would come up. I would assume because they assumed audiences would think it wasn't coming back until the...

I just kinda threw the old one away. :D

Oh man, he tried just too hard. He was always like Marty McFly playing guitar: he was just too darned loud. In the later shows, when the voices were recast as necessary, Wilma got whiny as well.

Gotcha. I don’t mind little things like that in the efforts to restore episodes to night of original broadcast. Having that last bit of audio really made a difference in the enjoyment of the episode for me when I ran it last year. Those things are loving efforts by the people involved, as...

Yeah, same, I always default to original sound mixes in any release if available. The Shout Factory Space:1999 release has kinda botched remastered audio, but the Blu Rays default to the mono, so I never cared.

Honestly, TZ is perfect, to my knowledge. Uncut prints, network bumpers, sponsor tags, pristine quality, original sound mix, all the Rod Serling previews they could find and the correct theme music. It is, to me, the gold standard by which every classic TV series should be released. Even the...

Okay as I peruse my library, the number of “just fine” releases far outweigh those with issues, but for some reason, it’s the DVD/Blu Ray releases that meant to most to me which either have their issues. The Fugitive, Batman, Lost in Space, Star Trek, The Outer Limits, Voyage to the Bottom of...

Man, has there ever been a complete series video release that was perfect right off? So many times we have to deal with missing music, weird sound isues, missing scenes, bad credits, etc.