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Being cast as "Penny Robinson" was a job I really loved. Not only was I fascinated with the Space Program, but this was totally different from the kind of roles I'd played before. It was a great group of people, and every week was a new adventure. I really grew into my teenage years on the show. As I
grew taller they kept adding inches to my pants. Finally, I think they gave up and put me in a mini skirt
for the third season. Some of the stories were really a stretch, but to me, anything was possible. In 3 years "Lost In Space" became a favorite TV show to thousands of people who were swept away in the Robinson's adventures, and it has never lost it's appeal to those imaginations it captured.

Wardrobe test the first year of the show, standing in the tubes with Bill, and Mark looking cool.

Rockin' with the Robot, dancing with Dr. Smith in "The Promised Planet" and two shots from my favorite episode "Mr. Nobody."

Marta and I love this picture of the two of us...Yikes! We just saw next weeks script...

A never before seen picture of Jonathan and me taken by my Dad during the "Princess of Space" episode.
My hairdos for "Princess of Space"...

This was OUR interpretation of the way they drew the 'Boobinsons' for 'Mad' magazines strip titled
"Loused Up in Space."

The "Lost in Space" comic book cover of 'Penny.'

Flying with Guy Williams and the Bloop. A shot of Penny and John Robinson, the space travelers in their pj's and on the top deck between takes.

That's me and Guy Williams when the "Lost In Space" cast played "Family Feud" for our favorite charity. This is the last time I would see Guy.

Having my platinum makeup put on for "All that Glitters" episode was uncomfortable after hours of wearing it. Sherry Jackson who played my step sister on "Make Room for Daddy" was in the episode "The Space Croppers."

Bill's birthday on the set. This shot of Bill, Debbie the Bloop and me was put up on the wall of the 20th Century Fox Studios Diner. The Bloops space birthday.

June Lockhart and I looking celestially dreamy and investigating some space oddity. A more recent shot of June, Marta and me from "The Fantasy Worlds of Irwin Allen."

Bill found these old snapshots of us in our space outfits taken at a singing performance we did together. He always had his guitar nearby, entertaining us often on the set.

TIME WARP TO 1998

"Lost In Space" the Movie

Some trading cards from the 'Lost In Space' archives.

A visit to NASA was a treat for us all. We were there for
the Endeavor lift-off and enjoyed beans and cornbread
with the NASA technicians and astronauts.

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