I never missed an episode back when it was on its initial run. Even as a kid I realized that it was being done with tongue in cheek but it was still fun to watch. I can't believe that Irwin Allen quashed a reunion show. That would have been good to see.

Another bit of trivia. In the unaired pilot the Jupiter II was named the Gemini XII but it was changed for the series because of NASA's Gemini program of the time.
I guess they thought people might be confused and think NASA was sending up a family in those rockets.

Hey Jill, tell my dad who fought in WWII that it's ancient history. These stories depict men who did what needed to be done at the time. Whether the conflict was right or wrong these soldiers were in a kill or be killed situation and they stepped up to save the lives of their fellow soldiers. War isn't pretty or neat but once the conflict is happening a soldier better do everything in their power to inflict casualties on the enemy because that is definitely what the enemy is trying to do.

Show me a list of movies that do pass The Bechdel Test. Even "Julie & Julia" wouldn't. So what. The only thing Hollywood is about is money. What makes money? How many, let's call them female films, make enough money for the Hollywood establishment to sit up and take notice. I'll stick with The Bozko Test.

1. Are at least two of the characters armed?
2. Do they shoot at each other or have a common enemy target?
3. Do they have martial arts/fighting skills.

If these criteria aren't met (and they can be men, women or aliens)I won't be going.