Lost in Space

A 1965 series, a 1998 film and a Netflix series that ended when it meant to. None of the three continues another.

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Where to start with Lost in Space

Pick one. These are three unconnected takes on the same premise and watching one does not prepare you for the next. The Netflix series is the one to start with if you want a story that finishes; the 1965 series is the one everybody is quoting.

  1. 1
    The Netflix series, season 1 Lost in Space

    Twenty eight episodes over three seasons, serialised, and it was allowed to end on its own terms.

  2. 2
    The 1965 series, season 1 Lost in Space

    Twenty nine black and white episodes, and much straighter in tone than the show's reputation suggests. The camp arrives in season two.

  3. 3
    The 1998 film Lost in Space

    Its own thing entirely, with cameos from the original cast. Watch it or skip it; nothing depends on it.

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The Original

  • Lost in Space 1965, 3 seasons, 83 episodes

The Film

  • Lost in Space 1998

The Netflix Series

  • Lost in Space 2018, 3 seasons, 28 episodes

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