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Lost In Space Season 3 Episode 23

The Great Vegetable Rebellion

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AIRED: 2/28/68

Doctor Smith uses the space pod to land on a planet that the Jupiter 2 is passing by. It turns out that on this planet, plants are the highest form of life and some of them are quite intelligent. One of these plants, a large carrot, captures Smith and tries to change him into a plant.

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The silliest episode of a silly series

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By UR2MUCHHASSLE, Apr 22, 2013

TV Guide, however, listed it #79 of the 100 Best Episodes of All Time, ourranking "City on the Edge of Forever" from Star Trek. I think they were being facetious. This episode offended me even as a child.
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a the best episode of the third season

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By curleyqlink, Apr 16, 2013

the great vegetable rebellion has always been one of my favorite episodes of the third season. the silliness, campy plots and absurd aliens typify what this season was all about. yes its bad but so bad its good in the way the show progressed. from the robot cake to the plant voices and tybo, willoughby and dr smith transformed into celery,campy to the point of having the main shut off saying just that. classic LIS. .moreless
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Historically Awful

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By SFBarbear, Oct 23, 2012

This episode has gone down in television history as one of the worst things ever created. Dr. Smith goes down to a planet to get the robot flowers for his birthday. While picking the flowers Dr. Smith is captured and turned into a giant celery stalk by a walking talking carrot that is the king of all the plants.
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Ok, I'm sorry, but this was just BAD.

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By lisgirl978, Feb 24, 2008

I don't know how it gets worse than this. I am the world's biggest fan of Lost In Space, but really... talking carrots? After watching The Great Vegetable Rebellion, I didn't eat carrots for two years! (Yes, I'm completely and utterly serious.) I have to say, though, even if it was an awful plot with a terrible script and, of course, those wonderful special effects, it was very true to the spirit of Lost In Space. Just crazy, ridiculous fun. If anything, I got a good laugh out of Tybo, and the people-eating lettuce.

But still. As far as actually GOOD? No way. As far as fun? Definitely.moreless
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I love this episode and i dont know why people dont like it. I love Tybo the giant carrot.

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By robotmodelb9, Oct 31, 2005

I love this episode and i dont know why people dont like it. I love Tybo the giant carrot. there are many episodes that are worse than this one like the dream monster (this is the whorst episode) and there are many that arnt as good as this lovely episode.
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Guy Williams	Dr. John Robinson
June Lockhart	Maureen Robinson
Mark Goddard	Don West
Marta Kristen	Judy Robinson
Bill Mumy	Will Robinson
Angela Cartwright	Penny Robinson

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Stanley Adams	Tybo	Guest Star
James Millhollin	Willoughby the Llama	Guest Star
Jeffrey Trayler	Mulch Pit Monster (uncredited)	Guest Star
Dick Tufeld	The Robot (voice)	Recurring Role
Bob May	The Robot	Recurring Role

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- During a Sci-Fi Channel salute to Irwin Allen in 1995, Jonathan Harris was quoted as saying that when he first saw the script, he went to Peter Packer who was one of their better writers, and Packer told him he was all out of ideas for the series.
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