This show could be summed up as watch don't listen. The CGI and the settings are, as many have acknowledge, noteworthy and pleasing, but then problem arise when you try to listen and follow the story and its characters. The script, the dialogue, the stories, the characters (their features and motivation) are all very poorly developed. I understand the wish to write a story that plunges you (the viewer) and its characters (here quite literally) in the thick of it. And then slowly reveals all that has happened and why these characters behave the way they do. But here writers seem to have forgotten to do exactly that. I must say I only watched until Episode 3 and to my dismay all characters' choices seem very "unreasonable", put it mildly. Dr Smith is the worst offender. Why did she need to get on the ship in the first place? And her behaviour on the planet...why does she needs to leave behind the poor mechanic? Mean for the sake of meanness is stupid in a show like this. The character needs more flesh. And let's not talk about some of the stupidest science-matters. The water freezing time, some one already noted. The robot who learns within seconds how to engage with humans (at least one) but interestingly speak like a toddler. But even more banal things, such as the satellite dish...is it possible that a ship built to cross a galaxy was built with just one satellite dish for communications? No redundancy? As far as Dr Robinson tells us...that's the case. How weird. What a waste of time. The kids and their actions are mostly ridicule. The robot, yes, is the best thing. The mom and Dr Smith the most obnoxious characters, the father rather pathetic in his lack of charm or presence. But overall, it is the show runners and creators who deserve most of the thumbs down, they seem to have thought very little about their show and their audience. May be the show is for 5 years old kids, but i know some young kids who would be appalled by the stupidity in this show. Not worth the time.