Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 15, 1965
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 83
Networks: CBS
Genres: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Comedy

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Lost in Space(1965)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

A space colony family struggles to survive when their ship is hopelessly thrown off course.

TMDB Rating: 7.1 (116 votes)

Overview

The space family Robinson is sent on a five-year mission to find a new planet to colonise. The voyage is sabotaged time and again by an inept stowaway, Dr. Zachary Smith. The family's spaceship, Jupiter II, also carries a friendly robot who endures an endless stream of abuse from Dr. Smith, but is a trusted companion of young Will Robinson

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Season 1

29 episodes • 1965Avg: 6.1Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Reluctant Stowaway	Sep 15, 1965	7.0
2	The Derelict	Sep 22, 1965	6.7
3	Island in the Sky	Sep 29, 1965	6.7
4	There Were Giants in the Earth	Oct 6, 1965	7.0
5	The Hungry Sea	Oct 13, 1965	6.0
6	Welcome Stranger	Oct 20, 1965	5.3
7	My Friend, Mr. Nobody	Oct 27, 1965	6.3
8	Invaders from the Fifth Dimension	Nov 3, 1965	7.0
9	The Oasis	Nov 10, 1965	5.7
10	The Sky Is Falling	Nov 17, 1965	5.3
11	Wish Upon a Star	Nov 24, 1965	6.3
12	The Raft	Dec 1, 1965	6.7
13	One of Our Dogs Is Missing	Dec 8, 1965	6.0
14	Attack of the Monster Plants	Dec 15, 1965	6.0
15	Return from Outer Space	Dec 29, 1965	6.3
16	The Keeper (1)	Jan 12, 1966	6.7
17	The Keeper (2)	Jan 19, 1966	6.7
18	The Sky Pirate	Jan 26, 1966	5.3
19	Ghost in Space	Feb 2, 1966	6.0
20	War of the Robots	Feb 9, 1966	6.7
21	The Magic Mirror	Feb 16, 1966	6.3
22	The Challenge	Mar 2, 1966	6.0
23	The Space Trader	Mar 9, 1966	5.3
24	His Majesty Smith	Mar 16, 1966	5.3
25	The Space Croppers	Mar 30, 1966	5.0
26	All That Glitters	Apr 6, 1966	5.3
27	The Lost Civilization	Apr 13, 1966	5.7
28	A Change of Space	Apr 20, 1966	5.5
29	Follow the Leader	Apr 27, 1966	7.0

Season 2

30 episodes • 1966Avg: 5.3

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Blast Off into Space	Sep 16, 1966	6.0
2	Wild Adventure	Sep 21, 1966	5.3
3	The Ghost Planet	Sep 28, 1966	5.7
4	Forbidden World	Oct 5, 1966	5.0
5	Space Circus	Oct 12, 1966	5.3
6	The Prisoners of Space	Oct 19, 1966	6.3
7	The Android Machine	Oct 26, 1966	6.0
8	The Deadly Games of Gamma 6	Nov 2, 1966	4.5
9	The Thief from Outer Space	Nov 9, 1966	5.0
10	The Curse of Cousin Smith	Nov 16, 1966	5.0
11	West of Mars	Nov 11, 1966	5.0
12	A Visit to Hades	Dec 7, 1966	5.0
13	The Wreck of the Robot	Nov 14, 1966	6.0
14	The Dream Monster	Dec 21, 1966	6.0
15	The Golden Man	Dec 28, 1966	6.0
16	The Girl From the Green Dimension	Jan 4, 1967	4.0
17	The Questing Beast	Jan 11, 1967	4.0
18	The Toymaker	Jan 25, 1967	4.0
19	Mutiny in Space	Feb 1, 1967	4.0
20	The Space Vikings	Feb 8, 1967	5.0
21	Rocket to Earth	Feb 15, 1967	5.0
22	The Cave of the Wizards	Feb 22, 1967	6.0
23	Treasure of the Lost Planet	Mar 1, 1967	5.0
24	Revolt of the Androids	Mar 8, 1967	6.0
25	The Colonists	Mar 15, 1967	5.0
26	Trip Through the Robot	Mar 22, 1967	6.0
27	The Phantom Family	Mar 29, 1967	6.0
28	The Mechanical Men	Apr 5, 1967	6.0
29	The Astral Traveler	Apr 12, 1967	5.0
30	The Galaxy Gift	Apr 26, 1967	5.0

Season 3

24 episodes • 1967Avg: 5.6

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Condemned of Space	Sep 6, 1967	6.0
2	Visit to a Hostile Planet	Sep 13, 1967	7.0
3	Kidnapped in Space	Sep 9, 1967	6.0
4	Hunter's Moon	Sep 27, 1967	6.0
5	The Space Primevals	Oct 4, 1967	6.0
6	Space Destructors	Oct 11, 1967	6.0
7	The Haunted Lighthouse	Oct 18, 1967	5.0
8	Flight into the Future	Oct 25, 1967	6.0
9	Collision of Planets	Nov 8, 1967	4.0
10	Space Creature	Nov 15, 1967	6.0
11	Deadliest of the Species	Nov 22, 1967	5.0
12	A Day at the Zoo	Nov 29, 1967	5.0
13	Two Weeks in Space	Dec 13, 1967	5.0
14	Castles in Space	Dec 20, 1967	5.0
15	The Anti-Matter Man	Dec 27, 1967	5.0
16	Target: Earth	Jan 3, 1968	6.0
17	Princess of Space	Jan 10, 1968	5.0
18	Time Merchant	Jan 17, 1968	5.0
19	The Promised Planet	Jan 24, 1968	5.0
20	Fugitives in Space	Jan 31, 1968	6.0
21	Space Beauty	Feb 14, 1968	4.0
22	The Flaming Planet	Feb 21, 1968	7.0
23	The Great Vegetable Rebellion	Feb 28, 1968	7.0
24	Junkyard in Space	Mar 6, 1968	6.0

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