Episode Guide
Episode 1: The crew of the USS Discovery come into contact with an alien species that has never been seen before. Episode 2: The crew of the USS Discovery must figure out how to get back home after they are stranded on a strange planet. Episode 3: The crew of the USS Discovery comes into conflict with a powerful alien race. Episode 4: The crew of the USS Discovery comes into contact with a new and dangerous alien species. Episode 5: The crew of the USS Discovery comes into conflict with another alien race. Episode 6: The crew of the USS Discovery comes into contact with a powerful and dangerous alien species that threatens their way of life. Episode 7: The crew of the USS Discovery come into conflict with an old enemy from their home planet. Episode 8: The final episode of season one concludes with the return home for the USS Discovery ..
Season 2 of Lost in Space was a much better show. It had a more interesting story, didn’t rely on clichés, and was able to create a menacing threat for the characters.
After a cliffhanger ending and steady viewership, Lost in Space was always going to be renewed for a third season. Even if it is just for one final ride into the abyss. And what a ride it has been. ..
The final episodes of Lost in Space are intense and packed with action, leaving fans of the show on the edge of their seats. Sometimes this is to the detriment of individual characters, but fans of the previous seasons will certainly be in their element.
In Season 3, the big goal is to reach Alpha Centauri, the final stretch of the Robinson’s long voyage. With the kids separated from the adults, an interesting power dynamic begins cooking. Will and Judy are the defacto leaders of the other 97 children. They find refuge on a thin stretch of oasis but time is running out. Asteroids are inbound and they need to repair Jupiter 2 before it’s too late.
Meanwhile, Maureen and John are on their own adventure. They need to fix their ship, but they find themselves traveling to dangerous worlds in order to salvage parts to fix Jupiter 1. But will they ever find Will, Penny and Judy again?
The first half of the season is largely about the characters’ individual journeys, with each episode focusing on a different character. However, as the season progresses, their stories start to converge and a bigger picture starts to emerge. Without revealing too much spoilers, a big bad is lurking in the shadows and could change all their lives forever. ..
The show is visually stunning, but it’s also a bit of a letdown. The first few episodes are great, but the rest of the series feels like it’s going through the motions. There’s not a lot of excitement or suspense to be found, and the finale feels a bit anticlimactic.
The show’s trademark quick-fire drama is on full display in this season. Characters are quickly introduced and quickly dispatched, with little time for development. This can be a bit frustrating for some viewers, as it can make for a fast-paced experience. However, the show does have its moments of beauty, which help to offset the pacing.
Robot has a decent arc this season exploring more of his history and origins. His evolving relationship with Will is the real highlight here. ..
Lost in Space Season 3 is a roller coaster ride of emotions. Some viewers will be frustrated by the amount of drama, tension, action and episodic issues that crop up. However, fans of Lost in Space will absolutely be in their element and love every second of it. ..
After a tumultuous first season, Lost in Space delivers another good set of episodes to expand upon season 2’s much-improved story, leaving plenty of danger for Will Robinson and co. to try and thwart.
Despite starting off lost in TV space, Lost in Space finally finds its home, bowing out this final season with an action-packed and thrilling conclusion.
