Really had lot of expectations from the series, and especially from Netflix. The aggressive marketing and those teaser videos, made the series surely a show worth waiting for.

However, the whole setting is all mediocre and believable at all. The base of the story does not make much sense. Same as the acting of the lead actors. I felt the children did a much better job compared to their heroic parents.

After the days of Interstellar, Gravity etc story of a Sci-Fi show must be more scientifically accurate, rather than only creative imagination and CGI visual delight (we have been there with Avatar, Star War). Lost In Space has lost the game there and then only.

The dangers the Robinsons are facing feels tried too hard to be portrayed as real emergency. Unfortunately, they do not appear to be so. Starting with the crash landing, being stuck under Ice or Tar, being attacked by alien creatures, fuel being consumed by Eels, last few hours of the dying planet - none of the threats actually look real hazard and life-threatening and never keep the viewers on toes.

I felt the series would have been better without Dr Smith. Her purposeless and confused negative plots continuously distract the show to some unknown direction, leaving us even more perplexed.

Only saving grace is Will and his Robot. Liked the kid, his innocence and intelligence at the same time. There is a clouded mystery revolves around the robot, which makes things interesting, and often engrossing. Probably the makers have long plans around these two - the cover picture at least says so. And this might be the only reason I would subscribe for the next season.

Rated 5 for that promise, and a decent initiative.

Hope the production team did the same good job like the marketing team did. Come on Netflix, you can do better.