Lost in Space Season 2: Lost and Found All Over Again

Lost in Space Season 2 is non-stop adrenaline and melodramatic tears. That sounds terrible, but it’s not so bad if you like drama and sci-fi mixed together. It gives a very Dr. Who, Star Trek Voyager type of feel, which I’m not mad at, just rolled my eyes a few times. I’ll go into a spoiler free look at what this season brought us and do we want more? Meet The Robinsons To set the scene we meet up with the Robinsons after the failed attempt to get back to Resolute. This was seen at the finale of season one when the Robinsons were separated from the pack on their mission to get off the planet that was spinning to its death. The Robinsons are a well-oiled machine, almost too well-oiled even Sorkin level well-oiled. No one stops to take a breath, some disaster is always happening, one bad thing after another, and the near loss to solution time is almost minimal, and that’s just the first episode! This pace continues throughout the season. Now, I’m not saying this is a terrible thing. It is a rush, very fun and since you got the character backgrounds from season one, you get a chance in season two to see the characters flourish in their Robinson roles. Some of the characters get the room to grow and the screen time and depth that keeps your attention. Judy Robinson played by Taylor Russell (Evelyn on Falling Skies) gets some special attention this season that is well deserved. Her history and story as a Robinson is hands down the most interesting of the Robinsons, and I am not ju…