Penny strikes up a friendship with a deep voice in a deep cave.Penny strikes up a friendship with a deep voice in a deep cave.Penny strikes up a friendship with a deep voice in a deep cave.
Bill Mumy
- Will Robinson
- (as Billy Mumy)
William Bramley
- Mr. Nobody
- (uncredited)
Dick Tufeld
- The Robot
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThis contains the first occurrence of what will become Dr. Smith's most oft-spoken iconic line - "Oh, the pain, the pain."
- GoofsAs Doctor Smith walks across a sandy area, you can clearly see that the sections that make up the background don't match and you can see the seams in it.
- Quotes
Prof. John Robinson: What're you doing? Making yourself a necklace?
Will Robinson: No. Maybe something for Penny. Girls get so gloopy sometimes. Can you imagine bawling because you imagine your imaginary friend is mad or scared or something? Only trouble is, some of these rocks are hard as diamonds.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Star Trek: The Next Generation: Imaginary Friend (1992)
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Just magic!
I won't give a plot outline for this episode of LIS. Watch it for yourself to experience one of the best episodes of the entire series and perhaps one of the finest hours of TV made in the US at the time. I saw this episode when it first aired on Australian TV in the mid 60s in glorious monochrome. It had a huge impact on me because it was the first time I think I ever contemplated the nature of the universe, of existence and life.
How could anyone not be hooked by this wonderful story with a simply superb score written by the then "Johnny" Williams. The final few minutes of this episode contain, perhaps, the finest music themes ever composed for a TV show, bar none. To this day the final scenes of "My Friend, Mr. Nobody" can move me to tears and they will for you too.
How could anyone not be hooked by this wonderful story with a simply superb score written by the then "Johnny" Williams. The final few minutes of this episode contain, perhaps, the finest music themes ever composed for a TV show, bar none. To this day the final scenes of "My Friend, Mr. Nobody" can move me to tears and they will for you too.
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- spocktom
- Jan 24, 2008
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- Runtime50 minutes
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- 1.33 : 1
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