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ISSUES and COVERS 17 - 24 Alpha Control has for sometime carried no price tag. It is still posted out to members although occasionally it is distributed at LISA Conventions. The Table of Contents still appears on the second page but there are some alterations. Bob May and Dick Tufeld write for the magazine but for the most part they appear in 'The Letters to the Editor' section before moving to being regular features. Also as the issues numbers declined (cost of production, time constraints etc.) from four to two a year the dates on the cover of the magazine and those inside do not match. Features such as the LISA Crossword appear irregularly. As well as the regular Issues there are some double issues. As with other issues much of the Artwork featured in the Alpha Control can be viewed in then Artwork Section of the LISA site.
The issue
runs for 82 pages. The title page appears on page three as it
has
for several issues and again the Editors are listed as the LISA Committee.
Also like Issue 16 it lists the names of the Committee - Dai Buckley,
Steven Cateris, Roman Krzton, Anne McClenahan and Glenn. There
is a small note covering the front cover and the kiss by Mark Goddard
and Marta Kristen. Jonathan Harris writes about working on the
new
carton movie 'It's a Bug's Life' in 'Meditations'. 'This is Alpha
Control' covers the history of the LIS movie as well as announcing
Mark Goddard's upcoming tour. The Mark Goddard thread is continued
in Part Two of his interview. This runs for ten pages and will
continue
in Part Three. This issue sees the first of Mark's special column
for Alpha Control titled in this issue 'Major Don West Reports…'.
The Goddard Tour is advertised over two pages. 'Lost In Space
The
Movie' is discussed over the next nine pages covering everything
from press releases, to Casting ,(including Original Cast Cameos),
to transcripts
of the movie trailer and script. Part Two of the 'Jupiter Two Files'
continues with artwork by Dai Buckley and Ron Gross. The Blueprints
cover the Astrogator, Weapons and the Robot. 'Cybernetics and Robotics
- The Dawning of a New Age' is an article by Dai Buckley and
Stuart
Wavell outline the future of mankind and Robots. Gary Frascarelli
contributes a history on owning your own Robot in 'Building Your
Own
Lost In Space Robot'. This covers a lot of ground about building
and owning your own Robot. Ian Stahlhut writes an essay on the
upcoming
movie in '1997 Reflection'. There is an article on Actor/performer
Tiny Tim in 'He tip-toed through the Tulips' which was sung by
Dr.
Smith is LIS. The Center pages are taken by Artworks from John Parkinson
and Mark Dorais. The tragic life of Albert Salmi is covered in
'Captain
Alonzo P. Tucker. What Happened?' and looks at his career and ultimate
demise. A look at the 'depth and meaning' of episodes in LIS
is covered
in a new feature titled 'The Questing Episodes..'. Appropriately
enough the first episode covered is 'The Questing Beast'. 'Enter
Actor: Seth
Mumy' is a look at acting debut of Bill Mumy's son, Seth. Bruce Bennie
and Glenn delve into the myth and legend that is Dr. Smith
in
'Zachary Smith - Finding the Origin'. There is a one-page advert
for LIS on Laser Disc. An essay titled 'Rocket to Earth - 30
Years Ago'
looks at that particular episode an is by David Gee. Actor/Personality
Al Lewis is featured. Regular contributor, Stuart J. Rawe supplies
a thesis on the threads contained within all Irwin Allen's shows
titled
'The Worlds of Irwin Allen - The Connection'. Ed Shifres series continues
(Gerald Fried and Shimon Wincelberg) and Ed pushes his recently
published
book 'Space Family Robinson - The True Story'. LISA has had its share
of 'local celebrities' and Dai Buckley presents 'Paul Heller
- The
Badge Man'. Paul is a fan who creates badges that he wears to the
LISA Conventions and they started off very simple and became
more
and more complex. Steven Cateris reviews the Summer 1996 Convention
(10th November) and there is an advert for the 1997 Summer Convention
(9th February) and the 1997 Winter Convention (22nd June). There
are adverts also for 'Robinson Robot - Body and Soul Recordings',
'Robot
Memories' and the 'Mark Goddard Tour'. 'The War of The Robots Challenge'
is the reply to a question asked in the previous issues Letters
section.
The winner of the coloring competition is announced - Justine Dimech.
There is a half page announcement of a chapter of LISA in Western
Australia. 'Letters to the Editor' is titled 'Lend Me Your Sensors'
in this issue but this will soon change. There is an advert
for the
CD 'Fantasy Worlds of Irwin Allen'. 'The Galaxy Gifts', 'The Space
Trader' and 'Welcome Stranger' finish the magazine.
82 pages.
The regular features are all here - Table of Contents, Title page, 'Meditations'
and 'This Is Alpha Control!' The editorial covers the LIS Movie on which
the Principal Photography had just completed. There is a quote by Sheila
Allen on how Irwin would have liked the movie. Also covered in the editorial
are the Goddard Tour, LISA's proposed Convention in Melbourne and the
Robot co-hosting a TV Special with Star Trek's William Shatner. Mark
Goddard Interview Part Three continues and includes a special 'conversation'
that Mark wrote and dedicated to Guy. Mark's column 'Revelations of
a Pilot's Log' continues with Mark talking about coming to Australia.
It is dated 25th July 1997. Mark's Tour is advertised over the next
three pages and includes every event that has been organized for the
tour. Also advertised is LISA special 'October 16th 1997 Celebration
Night' which celebrates the 'fictional lift off' from LIS. There are
seven pages of Movie reports followed by a report on the marketing surrounding
the Movie and series. There are three pages of movie transcripts. Issue
Eighteen is dedicated to Irwin's right hand man (Assistant Producer,
Costume Designer) Paul Zastupnevich who had died on May 9th 1997. The
article 'Paul Zastupnevich - The Legend behind the Legend' is an in
depth look at Paul's life by Jeanette Georgia. There are pics of Paul
with many of Irwin's stars as well as Irwin himself. 'The J2 Files Part
Three' features a computer system by Phillip Lublin and The Chariot
and Space Pod by Dai Buckley. The center pages are again dedicated to
artwork both dealing with 'LIS' movies' - one is a cover from Innovations
Annual Number Two by Matt Thompson ('Whatever happened to Baby Bloop?')
and the other is fan art by Ray Fagundes. Ian Stahlhut writes about
his meeting with Mark Goddard in 1995 at the Boston Reunion in 'A Crash
Course In Mark Goddard'. There is an essay on 'actual' Robotics ('1997
Robot Has Arrived'). Irwin's props are notable because he used them
over and over in his shows and 'The Robinson Laser Pistol - The Origin'
shows how one such prop was created from a readily available toy (Remco
1965 Pistol). 'A Whimsical Look at a Lost In Space Lifestyle' is by
Fan Phil Heaton and is a funny look at a fan's desire to build his own
home in the form of the Jupiter Two complete with Space Pod cubby house!
The TV special 'TV Guide Looks at Science Fiction' is reviewed and has
yet to be shown in Australia. The special is co-hosted by William Shatner
and The Robot. 'Trail Blazers' is a look at the work of voice over artist
Don LaFontaine and is by Steve Labadessa. Ed Shifres meets up with Hoke
Howell (actor) and Robert Drasnin (Composer, Space Circus, Curse of
Cousin Smith and more). 'There were Giants In The Earth' covers the
passing of Paul Zastupnevich, Irwin Actors Hoke Howell, Harry Raybold,
Frank Delfino and Larry Stewart (Casting Director). 'The Questing Episodes'
covers the episode 'Astral Traveller'. Steven Cateris reviews the 1997
LISA Summer Convention of 9th February 1997. There is an advert for
LISA Melbourne Winter Convention 24th August 197 (it was fun but really
cold!). 'Letters to The editor', Fantasy Worlds CD advert, 'October
16th 1997 Celebration', Mark Goddard Tour, adverts for 'Robinson Robot
Body and Soul Recordings' and 'Bob May's Robot Memories', 'Galaxy Gifts',
'The Space Trader' and 'Welcome Stranger' are the final items in the
magazine.
82 pages.
A change in this issue is that the Title page and table of Contents
appear on the same page. Jonathan's 'Meditations' runs for two pages
and Jonathan touches on topics from rainy weather, 'A Bug's Life' and
the Movie premiere. This is dated February 12th 1998 'This is Alpha
Control' covers the Mark Goddard Tour, 1997 Launch Party Celebrations,
the Movie and the LISA Melbourne Tour. There is a 'Treasurer's Report'
and again the club is healthy. 'Mark Goddard Interview Part Four' continues
with Mark's thoughts on the Movie and Matt Leblanc. There is a nice
photo of young John Goddard with the Movie's large Blawp. The interview
concludes with this issue. 'Revelations of a Pilot's Log' is here with
Mark commenting on his time in Australia. There is a full-page ad for
the Movie followed by 8 pages of movie reports. Included in this is
an advert for collectable kits from the movie as well as kits of both
Robots - Movie and series. 'An interview with Paul Zastupnevich' is
a special feature with interviews conducted by Frances Ramsden, Flint
Mitchell and Jeanette Georgala. 'The J2 Files' features the Airlock,
Galley and Pilot's Flight Control all supplied by fan Dai Buckley. There
is a two-page spread on the 'Launch day - October 16 1997' TV Marathon
on FX. Mike Clarke reviews the launch day celebration in the USA in
'October 16th 1997 A Night To Remember' and features pics from the event.
The whole cast (sans Guy Williams), including Bob May and Dick Tufeld
are present. 'This is the Family of October 1997' is an essay on one
fans (John Hollings) love of LIS. Ed Shifres meets up with Paul Z before
he died as well as meeting Francine York. 'There were Giants In The
Earth' announces the passing of Comedian and LIS backer Red Skelton.
'The Questing Episodes' dissects the episode 'Follow The Leader'. LISA's
Winter Convention is reviewed by Steven Cateris followed by his review
of LISA's trip and Convention in Melbourne (A fun but tiring weekend
- KJP). There is an advert for LISA's Autumn Convention 22nd March 1998.
'Letters to the Editor' is still running under the title of 'Lend Me
your Sensors' and features letters from Dick Tufeld and Bob May. There
is an advert for the LIS Movie and a competition to win tickets to attend
the Los Angeles Premiere. 'Maureen's Cosmic Crossword Number Four' appears
with the solution to Crossword Number Three. Adverts for the Video of
Jonathan Harris' Tour, LIS Classic Episodes, Robinson Robot Recordings,
Robot memories, Fantasy Worlds CD set, 'The Space Trader' and 'Welcome
Stranger' finish this issue.
82 pages.
Cover features LISA's Web page address. Inside cover is a mock newspaper
headline (supposedly printed in Sydney's Daily Telegraph) by Club Member
Chris Ramos covering the loss of the Jupiter Two. Page two is again
a combination of Title Page and table of Contents and will remain this
way from this issue. Jonathan's 'Meditations' is again first cab off
the rank. Jonathan talks about the weather, LIS TV Special and 'A Bugs
Life' amongst other things. This is dated July 26th 1998. 'This is Alpha
Control' editorial covers the premiere of the Movie, both in Australia
and Overseas, The Goddard Tour and a 'new' TV special titled 'Lost In
Space Forever'. The editorial states that the issue is to highlight
with the Goddard Tour. Frances Ramsden writes about the abilities and
ingenuity of Paul Z in 'Dressed By Paul Zastupnevich'. LIS Movie screenwriter
Akiva Goldsman gets airtime in 'Lost In Space - The Movie'. The original
Cast appear all dressed in Black and standing alongside the Robot in
'Space Odyssey Towards Destiny' courtesy of Michael Tighe and TV Guide.
Mark Aistrope talks about his meetings with Dick Tufeld and wife Adrienne
both here in Australia (1996) and in the States. There is a very nice
full-page photo supplied by Mark of The Robot, Mark and Dick Tufeld.
Glenn and Kevin Burns look back at the history, planning and timing
of the 'Blast Off Day Celebrations' in 'Fulfilling The Celebration of
October 16th 1997'. There are several photos in this article showing
the ticket issued for the event as well as many of the stars and Original
LIS Props on display at the event. Mark Goddard's wife, Evelyn writes
about her time in Australia in 'Revelations of A Pilot's Wife' followed
by Mark's 'Revelations.' The first two aspects of the Goddard Tour,
'The Sydney Harbour Major Cruise' and 'The Major Intergalactic Dinner
Night' are reviewed by Steven Cateris. Each article is accompanied by
photos of the events and show Mark and his family having a great time
in Australia. 'The J2 Files Part Five' feature blueprints of the Force
Field Generator, The Derelict Space Ship and Alpha Control Launch Pad
supplied by Dai Buckley. The center pages are dedicated to advertisements
on the upcoming release of the Final Season of LIS on Video. Steven
Cateris reviews 'The 1997 Blast-Off Movie Night' and then reviews the
'Major Don West - 1997 Blast Off Convention' and does so in great depth.
Mark discusses all aspects of his career and indulges in some comedy
sketches featuring the Robot and fans. The pics supplied are great!
Mark obviously had a great time being on stage. There is part one of
'Marta's lost Brother In Australia' and looks at the history of Marta's
family and the part LISA played in reuniting brother and sister. Ed
Shifres meets Dennis Patrick in this issue. 'The Questing Episodes'
looks at the episode 'Wreck of The Robot'. Two Conventions, 20th September
1998 (Sydney) and 25th October (Melbourne) are advertised. 'Lend Me
Your Sensors' now becomes the title of the letters sent to LISA by Bob
May and Dick Tufeld, which have now permanently moved out of 'Letters
to the Editor', which follows. Of interesting note in this issues 'Letters'
is reaction to the recently released 'LIS Movie'. Very interesting stuff.
'Maureen's Cosmic Crossword Number Five', adverts for the Harris Tour
Video, Classic Episodes, Tufeld Recordings, Robot Memories, Fantasy
Worlds CD, Trendmasters Classic B-9 all follow. The last items in the
magazine are 'The Space Trader' and 'Welcome Stranger'.
82 pages.
Page two is a combined Title Page/Table of Contents. The inside front
and rear covers are adverts for the LIS Movie. In 'Meditations', Jonathan
discusses 'Lost In Space Forever' TV special, the premiere of 'A Bug's
Life' and the various Conventions that he has attended recently. It
is dated 13th December 1998. 'This Is Alpha Control' editorial touches
on the long awaited LIS Merchandise brought about by the LIS Movie plus
looks into the 'Lost In Space Forever' TV special. This issue continues
the thread of looking at the life of Paul Z with the Flint Mitchell
interview 'The Name and Talent of Paul Zastupnevich'. It features original
sketches from LIS over the three-season run plus a nice pic of Paul
standing discussing costumes with Irwin. Stephen Hopkins, the director
of the LIS Movie is discussed in 'Lost In Space Movie; An Australian
Direction' by Joe Nazzaro. More Movie reports in 'Creating a Movie Robot'
looking at the movies two robots and similarities to the original. In
'Revelations..' Mark Goddard talks about Conventions and a trip to England
to attend a Convention there. He also announces that he had recently
become a Grand father. During his Tour in Australia Mark Goddard visited
the Parramatta Collectables Fair and drew a record crowd of 6000 people!
The Town Hall is not a large building and the photos of the event show
the hall to be packed. The article is titled 'Mark Goddard's Historic
Stand at The Parramatta Town Hall' and is followed by an article on
Mark's Australian Television appearances - 'What Mark Goddard Said on
Australian Television'. Mark is photographed with Australian TV personalities
Kerri-Anne Kennerly and 'Moonface' Bert Newton. In a world exclusive
to Alpha Control Producer Kevin Burns takes LISA behind the scenes of
the 'Lost In Space Forever' with several production photos including
the recreation of the Jupiter Two's Flight Deck! Also in character are
Bill Mumy and Jonathan Harris. The article is titled 'Lost In Space
Forever TV Special'. This is part one of a two-part article. Dai Buckley
takes a look at how items such as the Chariot and the Space Pod fitted
into the Jupiter Two in the 'J2 Files Part Six'. Also featured is the
space ship 'Travellin' Man' and the platform for 'King Robot' from the
episode 'Mechanical Men'. There is a note saying that this blueprint
is based on Robert Kinoshita's original. The center pages are dedicated
to the LIS Movie. 'The Premiere of Lost In Space - The Motion Picture'
spotlights the movie premiere in Hollywood on March 29th 1998. Glenn gives a detail of how he was invited to the Premiere (through the
efforts of Dick Tufeld) and of the relationship that LISA has with Newline
Cinema. There are lots of photos featuring the Movie and Original Cast
members. He was also invited to the V.I.P after party and traveled there
with Marta and her husband. There are six pages of adverts for merchandise
in 'Lost In Space - Manifestation Of A Merchandising Mecca' and features
Trendmasters Robots, Franklin Mint Sculptures, Johnny Lightning Die-cast
models, Windows '95 CD Rom, Polar Lights Model Kits etc. The article
is to be continued. Ed Shifres meets John Abbott. Steven Cateris reviews
the '1998 LISA Autumn Convention' of 22nd March 1998. There is an interesting
piece in this review of a fan who had his replica of the Jupiter Two
signed by Mark Goddard just as Mark was about to board his flight back
to the states!! 'The Questing Episodes' sheds light on the episode 'Wish
Upon A Star'. There is an advert for the LISA Autumn Convention of 11th
April 1999 and this Convention will highlight Guy Williams. Bob and
Dick's 'Lend Me Your Sensors' continues with both men detailing their
activities over the past few months - Conventions etc. The magazine
ends with the same features as previous issues.
A double Issue
running 98 pages. Title/List of Contents page up front. Jonathan's 'Meditations'
run for two pages and Jonathan reminisces about his friendship with
make-up man Bobby Mark. This is dated 23rd June 1999. 'This is Alpha
Control!' covers a lot of territory touching on topics such as Jonathan's
tour, The LIS Forever TV Special and an exclusive from Kevin Burns on
a proposed updated Lost In Space TV series. LISA Treasurer Anne McClenahan
issues another 'Treasurer's Report' and again the Club is in good shape.
'Paul Zastupnevich Speaks' is the first part of an interview with Paul
Z at his first and only attendance at a Sci-Fi Convention (Sheffield
England, 30 - 31 July 1994). The interview runs for 8 pages. Steve Begg
and Angus Bickerton provide record of the activity required in bringing
the Jupiter Two to the big screen in 'Filming the Movie Jupiter 1 and
2'. Perception is a runny thing and there are several photos of people
standing by the massive props used in the movie! There is a two-page
advert for the release of the LIS Movie on Video. Mark Goddard talks
about going on vacation, A People Magazine story on him and attending
Sci-Fi Conventions in 'Revelations'. The LISA Committee ably assisted
by intrepid reporter Steven Cateris tackles the big topics in 'Australian
Premiere of Lost In Space - The Movie'. The premiere was on April 9th
1998 and this review details events leading up to that momentous day!
There is a nice pic of LISA's Robot appearing on 'Sale of The Century'
Quiz show advertising the Movie. There is also a shot of Mat Leblanc
and Lacey Chabert appearing before crowds of fans at Westpoint Shopping
Centre Parramatta. 'My Place In Space' is the first regular column written
for LISA by Marta Kristen and talks about her recent trip to Australia
where she met her long lost Brother. Seppo. Glenn covers this meeting
in depth in 'Marta Kristen Finally Meets Her brother - Lost In Australia'
and explains LISA's part in bringing them together. The article features
many photos of Marta Out and about in Sydney Australia and there is
the obligatory pic of Marta and her Granddaughter with a Kangaroo! Seppo
provides a letter in reply titled 'A Personal Letter from Marta's Brother
- Seppo'. 'Lost in Space is Back - FOREVER!' is a six-page article by
K.J. Pellew, Steven Cateris and Glenn on the production, filming
and viewing of the historic TV Special. Glenn had the opportunity
to be present during parts of the special and the photos supplied show
the detail in which Producer Kevin Burns went too, to recreate the Jupiter
Two's Flight Deck. The TV Special will be presented for viewing at the
next LISA Convention on 15th August 1999. 'The J-2 Files. Part Seven'
highlights blueprints the Space Pod by Shane Johnson. The centre pages
are dedicated to advertising the 'Lost In Space Return To Earth Celebration'
of 3rd - 5th April 1998 and the event itself is covered by Kirk Roderick
and Glenn (transcribed by Steven Cateris) in 'Return To Earth Convention'.
Lots of photos accompany this article and feature the original cast,
their families and LIS Guest stars and writers. The 'Merchandising Mecca'
continues displaying a set of postage stamps, Movie Trading Cards, Icons
Full Scale B-9 Robot (pretty lady NOT included!), Lost In Space Forever
Book by Joel Eisner and Barry Magen (foreword by June Lockhart), Trendmasters
Movie items and Lightspeed Fine Arts posters. Remember the fan that
had his scale model Jupiter Two signed by Mark Goddard at the Airport?
Well that fan was Robert Bonifazio and Ian Stahlhut offers a look at
this fans dedication to recreating items from the series in 'A Model
Fan'. Robert's attention to detail has to be seen to be believed! What
makes this all the more unbelievable is that all his work is done from
scratch. Robert also helped out the LISA Committee during the LISA Melbourne
Convention. Ed Shifres meets J-5 also known as Lou Wagner and also talks
with Malachi Throne. Steven Cateris reviews the '1998 Spring Convention'
and there is a advert for the LISA 1999 Winter Convention of 15th August
1999. 'Lend Me Your Sensors' has Dick Tufeld talking about the work
done by Kevin Burns (including the at the time proposed TV series) and
other topics dear to him (he provides a pic of a license plate that
reads 'DANGRWR) while Bob May talks about attending conventions. Bob
was in his element at one convention due to an appearance by the 'Robot
B-9 Builders Club' a group who build their own Robots! 'Letters to the
Editor', 'The Questing Episodes' and the usual features finish this
issue.
82 pages. Title/Contents page with new members added to the Committee - K.J and R Pellew, and Chris Ramos. This is an Issue of long titled articles! Jonathan's 'Meditation' is now titled 'Never fear, Smith is here'. Jonathan waxes lyrically about Henry Jones and Don Richardson. 'This is Alpha Control' discusses the just released 'Lost In Space Forever' Video as well as discussing how the issue will be centered on Guy Williams with special emphasis on Guy's LIS Screen Test. The Paul Z interview continues and concludes this issue. 'William Hurt Finds Professor John Robinson a Hard "Guy" to Play' is by Keith Olexa and features William Hurt's take on why he took on the Role of John Robinson and his thoughts on the Akiva Goldsman script. Long time fan Alan T. Sippola supplies a special essay on what Guy meant to him in 'A Solemn Remembrance of Guy Williams - A Legendary Hero'. This commemorates the tenth anniversary of the Passing of Guy Williams on May 8th 1989. This is followed by a two-page feature of remembrances by the cast as well as thoughts from Guy's daughter Toni Anderson and Steve Catalano (Guy Williams Jnr.). There is a reprint of an interview with Guy Williams in 1958 by Alexander H. Joseph from the TV Guide. TV Guide is acknowledged as the source for this article. The article is titled 'He Led The way, He Foiled His Rivals, He Never Lost A battle, He Was Guy Williams - His Interview; Part One' and features several photographs of Guy in his alter ego of 'Zorro'. There is a rare photo of Guy with Zorro creator Johnston McCulley. There is a transcript with photos of Guy's LIS screen Test in 'Discovered in The Film Vaults of 20th Century Fox - Guy Williams' Lost Screen Test'. The photos are interesting as they show Guy laughing and smiling and smoking a cigarette! 'The J-2 Files Part Eight' continues with Blueprints supplied by Shane Johnson. The topics this time round are Space Suits, Laser Drilling Rig and Weather Station. The center pages are dedicated to advertisements on the release of the final LIS Videos as well as the imminent release of 'LIS Forever' video (Australia Only release.). This is dated August 11th 1999. Mark Goddard's 'Revelations' covers his appearance in a contemporary thriller called 'Overnight Sensation' as well as his attending several 'multi-themed' Conventions. He also mentions the Boston Convention of July 23rd - 25th where he met up with Marta, Angela, Bill and Jonathan again. He also wishes Australia 'Good Luck in the Australian Republic Referendum'. This letter is dated October 20th 1999. 'My Place in Space' has Marta talking about the last Alpha Control, the Boston Convention, Chiller Convention 29th October (with Mark, June and Steve Catalano) and a topic near her heart - her granddaughter Lena. It is dated October 21st 1999. There is an article by Perry Corvese titled 'The making of the Guy Williams - A television Hero'. Perry runs his own cable TV show called 'Perry's Time Machine' and as Guy was one of Perry's childhood idols it seemed only logical that he be the topic of one of his shows. The 'Merchandising Mecca' continues with printed material and Clothes ware being studied. Ed Shifres meets up with Harry Varteresian (Vicho - LIS Episode Space Circus) and Michael Greene (Nubu - Space Circus). 1999 Autumn Convention Review by Steven Cateris, which like this issue heavily, featured Guy Williams. Snippets from Perry's Time Machine study of Guy Williams were viewed at this convention as well as scenes from Zorro and other Guy features. 'There Were Giants In The Earth' marks the passing of famed actor Henry Jones better known in LIS circles as Colonel Jeremiah Beauregard Smith. 'The Questing Episodes' looks at LIS episode 'The Time Merchant'. There is an advert for the LISA Convention of 7th November 1999. Bob and Dick return in 'Lend Me Your Sensors' with Dick showing that he loves the Internet and Las Vegas while touching on his career and his work on the Grammy Awards. This is dated October 23rd 1999. Bob talks about Lost In Space Forever and having dinner with Battlestar Galactica star Richard Hatch! This is dated October 23rd 1999. The final items in the issue follows the same format as the previous issues.
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