Reviews Lost in Space Episode 10 Review: Danger, Will Robinson Lost in Space’s heart remains true and its brain dumb in a finale that promises better things for season two.

LOS ANGELES — Bob May, who in an entertainment career spanning more than 65 years won over a cult following as The Robot in the hit 1960s television show “Lost in Space,” died Sunday of ...

Like the original Lost In Space, the heart-and-soul of the new Netflix reboot revolves around the tender relationship between a Robot and young Will Robinson. But, unlike the original show, the ...

"Danger, Will Robinson, Danger!" Sad news this week as it's confirmed that the second-half of the famous B9 Robot from classic sci-fi series Lost In Space, voice actor Dick Tufeld, died at the ...

He made "danger, Will Robinson!" a phrase that some of us will never forget has died. Tufeld also did voice work for Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Time Tunnel and other TV classics.

LOS ANGELES — Dick Tufeld, a radio and TV announcer best known as the voice of the robot in the 1960s television show “Lost in Space,” has died. He was 85. Mt. Sinai Memorial Parks says ...

Alongside young Bill Mumy's Will Robinson and the show's most expensive prop — a robot given to shouting "Danger, Will Robinson!" any time Will Robinson found himself in danger, which was weekly — ...

Oh, they also throw a “Danger Will Robinson!” — coming from a new, creepy-sounding robot — in at the end there, for good measure.

But Joyce beams as he shows off the features of the Lost in Space robot replica he designed and built by hand. And, of course, the robot says " Danger, Will Robinson " as well as other catchphrases.

The events of Lost in Space (1998) are put into motion when the evil Dr. Smith hacks the Robot and forces him to attack the Robinson’s Jupiter II while they are in stasis.