They left for a 3 hr. tour (3 hr. tour), ended up with a season 1 set. (1 Viewer)

[MarkHastings]

I guess most people really don't remember the show

but when they needed a car, the Professor made one over night, so how hard would it have been to repair the boat over the course over 8 episodes?

 

[Paul McElligott]

I love the series for the the dream episodes...When they remade the series as Star Trek: Voyager, they kept that....They just called it the holodeck...

 

[Paul Drake]

Gord's site is confirming that the first season will indeed be in B&W and that including the pilot is a possibility, but not definite at this point. Here's the full text from tvshowsondvd.com:

1) Will the first season be in the originally broadcast black-and-white, or will it be colorized?

Black-and-white! Warner understands that fans of the show want to see it as originally presented, and will not alter the way it was shot. For more casual fans: the first season (36 half-hour episodes) were shot in black-and-white, and had the opening theme that ended with "...and the rest". At the start of Season 2 they switched to color, and re-shot the opening credits to end with "The Professor and Mary Ann". Everything about Season 1 should be as it was orginally shown in 1964 on CBS.


2) Will the "Lost Pilot" be included on this set?

Probably, though there are no guarantees yet. The unaired pilot episode, which has been available on VHS in the past, featured different actors for The Professor, Ginger, and "Bunny" (who became Mary Ann after the show was revamped into the form that was broadcast). It is known that this item has been remastered in the recent past, and it's reasonable to expect this as an extra.

Besides, Warner assures us that fans will be very happy with this release. Stay tuned for a few months until they are ready for the official announcement, and we'll be there with all the details. In the meantime, just sit right back...

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[Steve_Pannell]

I just hope this set doesn't get lost on the way to the retailer.

 

[Mark_TS]

Do I remember correctly that Season one seemed to have been shot mostly on location (Hawaii?) with just a few sets, where Season 2 was totally set-bound?