So somewhere out there is a voice or website that clearly directed a lot of followers to come on IMDB and trash this show for its writing, science, acting and failure to capture anything of the original (see Black Panther). Wish this effort had spent more time going after "under the dome." Even the positive reviews fail to capture the derivative nature of the story from Robinson Crusoe, to the Swiss Family Robinson movie, and the original Lost in Space series. Dr Smith and the actor playing him (Jonathan Harris) was a story within that story that makes the resurfacing of this character cringeworthy all over again. Parker Posey is a great choice playing against type. Robbie the robot from Forbidden Planet? Robinson Crusoe in Space? Pretty well done (and nods) though I am only five episodes in. Much is woven pretty well in this new iteration and casting IMHO is at least MCU worthy - they all seem very comfortable in their skin and in front of all that green screen. The family dynamic is a bit "Madam Secretary" meets "Osark" meets "family just like my own" where dad has been deployed several times and has yet to really reintegrate with spouse and kids when suddenly they are all thrown into being mission capable. I like it. Haters are clearly reflecting wafts of the misogynist spectrum with no insight into what it means to leave the comfort zone as a family. For those of us who are constantly finding ourselves relocating and working together to make it work - think immigration - this is a show that captures the "feels" with space as a context.