the new series of lost in space started on netflix on april 13, 2018.
the new series of lost in space started on netflix on april 13, 2018.
when does the new series of lost in space start on netflix?
april 13 , 2018
dick tufeld reprised his role as voice of the robot for the third time.









































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on october 10, 2014, it was announced that legendary tv was developing a new reboot of "lost in space" for netflix with "dracula untold" screenwriters matt sazama and burk sharpless attached to write. on june 29, 2016, netflix ordered the series with 10 episodes. the series debuted on netflix on april 13, 2018. it was renewed for a second season on may 13, 2018.









































the robot also appears in the series in a modified form.









































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lost in space
the announcement saw a positive response by the media, who appreciated the throwback, and a return for the "carmen sandiego" franchise to the small screen. tvshowsondvd wrote "it's awesome to see this franchise return to television". the rolling stone thought the tv series' origin story subject matter offers what was once one of "golden age of television's favorite thematic trappings". commenting "children of the 90's rejoice", maxim suggested that netflix enlist the talents of "world" game show theme song performers rockapella to provide music for the show. screenrant noted that "those who still hold fond memories of the property" would be intrigued as to what type of shape the new series will take; adding that it has a "storied legacy" to live up to and will likely take some inspiration from "earth". dark horizons expressed sadness that the show was two years away. wxia-tv's michael king said the news "has the internet buzzing wildly". toonzone wondered if the new show would maintain the established backstory of the red fedora-wearing villain, which in mid-to-late ‘90s canon involved carmen sandiego beginning as an a.c.m.e. agent before finding the work too easy so wanting to outsmart her former colleagues. gizmodo thought the new series would "bring the character's trademark blend of edutainment to new audiences". mashable said "fans demanding the series now". pedestrian thought the trend toward series such as this was a sign that producers were aiming to " trap people in a downwards vortex of nostalgia ". fortune suggested that the new show offered netflix "huge merchandizing potential", and that the company could follow in the footsteps of disney by creating a merchandising arm to support its shows. rom-game saw this as a sign that netflix was "indirectly interested in gaming heritage". miscrave mentioned how much potential the franchise with its interactive edutainment in a compelling package it previously had. nerdhq noted that the new series offered an opportunity to resuscitate the "once-dormant" and "dying" franchise.
carmen sandiego (tv series)