The trailer for Lost in Space season 3 pitches the Robinsons into a battle against an army of robots. Lost in Space, which premiered on Netflix on 2018, is a reboot of the classic Irwin Allen science fiction television series which aired on CBS from 1965 to 1968. It follows the adventure of a family of spacefarers, especially Will Robinson (Maxwell Jenkins), after they lose their way while going to a new colony. The new series also stars Molly Parker, Toby Stephens, Taylor Russell, Mina Sundwall, Ignacio Serricchio, Ajay Friese, Brian Steele, Sibongile Mlambo, and Parker Posey. Just like the original series, Lost in Space will end with season 3. The season is set to premiere on Netflix on December 1, 2021.
Lost in Space season 2 ended with the Robinson children being separated from their parents. While teenage Judy Robinson captains the Jupiter 2 en route to Alpha Centauri, their parents seem to accept their deaths at the hands of an encroaching army of robots. However, the children aren't safe either, because they discover that what they thought was the radar signature from the Alpha Centauri colony was in fact something devastatingly different.
Netflix just released the official trailer for Lost in Space season 3, which reveals a little more about the direction this season is going to take. It looks like the Robinson parents have survived, at least for the time being, but the robot army is still on the rampage, specifically targeting Will Robinson, giving their personal Robot a chance to utter the iconic line "Danger, Will Robinson." This video continues the epic, sweeping scope of the series with a daring sense of adventure, also teasing the return of Parker Posey's iconic grifter June Harris. Check out the trailer below:
According to the Netflix synopsis, this season will follow the Robinson family's attempts to reunite. They will also be defending the real Alpha Centauri settlement from the robot onslaught. The returning cast for season 3 will also be joined by Lincoln Heights' Russell Hornsby in an unspecified role that may be revealed to be Judy's biological father.
Lost in Space wrapped filming in January 2021, so viewers can finally breathe a sigh of relief that the new season is right around the corner. Now that the series is ending, the show has carte blanche to throw in all kinds of unexpected twists and turns. Considering that the danger for the Robinsons has never been more imminent, those tuning in for the final season may want to prepare themselves for an emotional roller coaster.
Source: Netflix