Eulogy
- Episode aired Apr 13, 2018
- TV-PG
- 1h 5m
IMDb RATING
7.4/10
2.6K
YOUR RATING
Maureen debates whether to share what she saw in the sky, Don leads a mission to find fuel, and the robot's presence stokes tensions within the group.Maureen debates whether to share what she saw in the sky, Don leads a mission to find fuel, and the robot's presence stokes tensions within the group.Maureen debates whether to share what she saw in the sky, Don leads a mission to find fuel, and the robot's presence stokes tensions within the group.
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe photos contained in the Jupiter's cargo of the real Dr. Zachary Smith are actually those of Bill Mumy, who portrayed Will Robinson in the original Lost In Space TV series.
- GoofsWhen Maureen is explaining the problem with the black hole, she shows the planet circling around the sun and says that the days are getting shorter. One revolution of a planet around the sun is a year. A day is one full rotation of a spinning planet. If the planet circling around the sun is the problem, they should have the equivalent of an earth year or two at least, not a few weeks unless the planet is very close to the sun in which case it would not be habitable.
- Quotes
Hiroki Watanabe: We're scientists, Maureen. Just because we know something, we're not compelled to broadcast it. Information does not exist in isolation. There's consequences. Context.
- SoundtracksPanama
Performed by Van Halen
Featured review
Light an Dark
Exceptionally frustrating episode. One one side we have the story of an attempted fuel-retrieval mission. Included in the actual mission is the lightness and silly comedy driven by the interplay of Don, Judy, and a number of ancillary characters. Plenty of reasons to smile even within the drama of the mission. Very enjoyable (and welcomed with all of the bad news the colonists have faced). On the other side we have the dark manipulations of Dr. Smith (no spoiler here, she has been lying and conniving since the first moment we saw her on screen). This episode it was too much and too dark, Why doesn't anyone see through her haze of lies? Why does everyone accept the ludicrous things she says without question? Why doesn't anyone implement the most basic practical safety considerations with respect to the Robot? Watching Smith manipulate the mentally unstable and small children is worse than unpleasant and drags the science fiction story into that dark. (It is the viewer who is being manipulated most of all here.) Perhaps it is supposed to make her (hopefully) eventual comeuppance more satisfying? The cost of the weak (and the intrepid viewer's time indulging her by watching) may be too high a price to pay - only time (and the remaining season episodes) will tell
...not to end on the dark side, the heart-crushing actions of Will are beautiful and mature beyond his young years. He is the light of the series...
...not to end on the dark side, the heart-crushing actions of Will are beautiful and mature beyond his young years. He is the light of the series...
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- GunnersMate
- Apr 16, 2018
Details
- Runtime1 hour 5 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1
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