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A 60s sci-fi icon who rose to fame as a child celebrated his 72nd birthday over the weekend with an invigorating stroll.
As a youngster, his resume was already chock full of Hollywood classics including The Munsters, Perry Mason, The Twilight Zone, Bewitched, and I Dream of Jeannie.
But that really was just the beginning - he portrayed a boy genius in the 60s series Lost in Space
The world of sci-fi is a clear theme in his career - he nabbed a role in the show Babylon 5 and now produces the History Channel series Ancient Aliens.
As he celebrates his 72nd birthday, he shows no signs of slowing down - this actor-turned-musician will be releasing a new album.
Can you guess who this star is?
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A 60s sci-fi icon who starred in the original Lost In Space celebrated his 72nd birthday over the weekend with a hike in Los Angeles
If you guessed Bill Mumy, you were correct!
On Sunday, the actor started off his 72nd year with a rejuvenating hike with his wife Eileen in Los Angeles.
Wearing a cowboy hat, jean jacket, and sweatpants, Mumy was the picture of contentment enjoying the warm winter day with his spouse by his side.
The couple trekked alongside a lush terrain as they made the most of the warm winter season
The star appeared content and in good spirits taking in the fresh air
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As a child, Mumy's acting resume boasted a slew of Hollywood classic shows
Sci-fi fans got another dose of Mumy magic when he co-created Nickelodeon’s Space Cases and slipped into prosthetics as Lennier on Babylon 5.
