I was watching a retro tv station last night and thought of you. It was showing an unaired Lost In Space episode. Giant cyclops that Will kills with a laser handgun. No Dr Smith.
It was almost exactly 2 years ago that I came from Culver City back to OKC. Nasty cold blizzard conditions with an unsafe packed load of good. Nothing has happened as perilously since. That was the low point. To the extent that things have looked up, none of it has been dramatic.
Make the art learning the big positive. Get Gnomon videos, online learning. Get personally schooled by Bobby Chui. It could be a highlight point in life if you have just one big positive feeding it.
Lost in Space: Season 1, Episode 4 There Were Giants in the Earth (6 Oct. 1965). Tough thinking about anything, caring for these train wrecks and the Bible thumpers makes for a rough enviroment. Luckly I may have picked up a small freelance job referral (Thanks to Rick Schmitz)
Season 1 episode 4, they may have used footage but I have a feeling this is indeed an unaired pilot. It's awkward. Slow and dead on parts. They have a story stopper where they try and camp in a cave with Aztec looking pillars and decoration. It's all linear and too on the nose of nuclear family having weird mini adventures. Plus it has the a big tacked on front narration over the background of the qualifications of the Robinsons and why the project exists.
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Looks like you are in the holiday spirit Jim. As in, Halloween holiday spirit!
nO x-mAS HERE! Halloween is better
I was watching a retro tv station last night and thought of you. It was showing an unaired Lost In Space episode. Giant cyclops that Will kills with a laser handgun. No Dr Smith.
It was almost exactly 2 years ago that I came from Culver City back to OKC. Nasty cold blizzard conditions with an unsafe packed load of good. Nothing has happened as perilously since. That was the low point. To the extent that things have looked up, none of it has been dramatic.
Make the art learning the big positive. Get Gnomon videos, online learning. Get personally schooled by Bobby Chui. It could be a highlight point in life if you have just one big positive feeding it.
Lost in Space: Season 1, Episode 4
There Were Giants in the Earth (6 Oct. 1965). Tough thinking about anything, caring for these train wrecks and the Bible thumpers makes for a rough enviroment. Luckly I may have picked up a small freelance job referral (Thanks to Rick Schmitz)
Season 1 episode 4, they may have used footage but I have a feeling this is indeed an unaired pilot. It's awkward. Slow and dead on parts. They have a story stopper where they try and camp in a cave with Aztec looking pillars and decoration. It's all linear and too on the nose of nuclear family having weird mini adventures. Plus it has the a big tacked on front narration over the background of the qualifications of the Robinsons and why the project exists.
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