This show has a decent budget for CGI, and fair production. The first series wasn't stand-out, but it had the odd good moment between veteran actors Molly Parker and Toby Stephens, the Robinson parents who showed some slowly-building chemistry. The casting of Parker Posey as a female Dr Smith though.. Ugh. Why? It didn't take long before I started skipping through scenes which involved her, she's so utterly miscast for the part with her flappy, unflattering costumery and equally flappy hair. She never had a chance to be the actress she is, because her script is just utterly, predictably atrocious.. After watching most of Series Two of a sci-fi show that Netflix decided was worth even more of an investment, it's just been.. well, even more "pretty bloody awful" because the remit for this show was always too wide. The plot holes would sink a battleship, virtually none of the scenes actually take place "lost in space", the Robinson family is so dysfunctional it's a miracle any of them passed a *single* test for colonisation, and the robot still wobbles like a human in a glamorous suit. We're an intelligent audience, Netflix. Stop feeding us fluff, and start challenging us AND our intelligent kids, who spot even more mistakes than we do.