Like the original Lost In Space, the heart-and-soul of the new Netflix reboot revolves around the tender relationship between a Robot and young Will Robinson. But, unlike the original show, the ...

Netflix’s ‘Lost In Space’ Has A Great Robot, But The Rest Is Less Exciting Alan Sepinwall Senior Television Writer Facebook Twitter April 11, 2018 Netflix ...

As a child, Mike Joyce dreamed of two things: being an astronaut and owning his own robot from the show Lost in Space. Now, he makes and sells them at $25,000 a pop. Building the robot started as ...

Making a life-sized robot is just the latest in a long list of interests for Boothe. The hobbyist has built model planes and cars, flies radio-controlled airplanes and wants to construct a large ...

As expected, one of the most memorable characters in Neflix's reboot of Lost in Space ends up being the mysterious robot. Like the rest of the characters, including the Robinson family and the is ...

Here’s how the latest Robot is very different from his clunky incarnation in the Sixties show, but nevertheless, true to the spirit of the show, too. Spoilers ahead for all ten episodes of Lost ...

He’s the Robot. Robot’s significance to the plot of Lost in Space becomes even more crucial in the 2018 Netflix series. Now the Robot is even more advanced than ever.

Will and Robot's epic interstellar journey ends with 'Lost In Space' Season 3. Here's what happens to the duo in the series finale.

With three robots in its portfolio already (the headless dog-like Spot, the industrial Stretch, and the humanoid Atlas), Boston Dynamics started attracting much attention from various industries.

The setup for "Lost In Space" Season 2 gives Netflix the opportunity to make up for its mistake — it's time to make the robot the star.

Max Jenkins, Lost in Space Courtesy of Netflix Why does the robot save Will in the finale even though it was linked to Dr. Smith? Did it just make a conscious choice? Burk Sharpless: Part of that ...

The last thing Netflix anticipated with its 'Lost in Space' reboot was that people would fall in love with the robot- or more specifically the robot's hard-as-metal bum.