Watched this episode last night. First time seeing it since I was a kid in the 60s. I remember this episode, and especially the mask, scared the heck out of me back in the day. Still sets an eerie mood, which the black and white photography only enhances.
Great showcase for Guy Williams who was sadly underutilized in general. Gets to show his acting chops and fighting skills as a menacing version of Professor Robinson.
While I enjoyed seeing this again very much, it was a bittersweet experience knowing the show would rarely come close to such heights again.
Guy Williams ended up retiring in Argentina. I can understand how he could become disillusioned with Hollywood, watching Zorro get canceled over studio disputes and then being given a show with so much potential, only to be made second fiddle as LIS became the Will, Dr. Smith and Robot show.
Great showcase for Guy Williams who was sadly underutilized in general. Gets to show his acting chops and fighting skills as a menacing version of Professor Robinson.
While I enjoyed seeing this again very much, it was a bittersweet experience knowing the show would rarely come close to such heights again.
Guy Williams ended up retiring in Argentina. I can understand how he could become disillusioned with Hollywood, watching Zorro get canceled over studio disputes and then being given a show with so much potential, only to be made second fiddle as LIS became the Will, Dr. Smith and Robot show.
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