In Translation
A Dutch-language version of the first three series of Journey into Space was broadcast in the Netherlands by Katholieke Radio Omroep (KRO) in 1955–1958 under the title Sprong in het heelal ("Leap into the universe"). Translation was by Eddy Franquinet and the main character roles were played by John de Freese (Jet Morgan), Adolf Bouwmeester / Louis de Bree (Doc Matthews), Jan van Ees (Mitch Mitchell), and Jan Borkus (Lemmy Barnett).
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