Robots in "Lost in Space.' The Origin of the Robot is Totally Different In the new show, the Robot is not created by humans. It’s an alien robot, with an unknown origin.

Imagine, if you will, that the 2018 version of “Lost in Space” began with a crash landing — not the Robinson family’s icebound spacecraft, but the robot ‘s doomed ship.

Following Netflix's release of season 1 of its reimagining of '60s classic Lost in Space – check out our review here – the cast and crew have opened up about the mysterious robot in a new clip.

Lost in Space is one of those titles, and concepts, that has so seeped into the fabric of our TV history, we’re likely to see periodic remakes for decades to come, long after everyone’s gone ...

It's not an exact match to the Robot we've recently seen in the sci-fi TV series Lost in Space, but it's close enough to have those with a fear of a robot takeover of the world worried about ...

MCT photos The robot in the ‘Lost in Space’ television show is shown on the TV while a life-size replica, built by Tom Boothe of Clovis, Calif., stands beside it.

A lot of people seem to think the robot in “Lost in Space” is hot. there's literally NO REASON the lost in space robot should have a butt that nice. this was intentional — aura ...

It was with a tinge of sadness and nostalgia that I read of the death of the creator of Robot from TV’s “Lost in Space.” As a kid, I was a huge fan of the somewhat hokey but for its time ...

I'm not kidding, I try to put her in every scene so people don't focus on me." The cast of "Lost in Space" speaks at a panel at New York Comic-Con on Oct. 5, 2019. (Image credit: Ben Gabbe/Getty) ...

Bob May, who donned the robot's suit in the hit 1960s television show "Lost in Space," has died. He was 69. Mr. May died Sunday of congestive heart failure at a hospital in Lancaster (Los Angeles ...