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- The Robot (Bob May, voiced by Dick Tufeld) [ 5 ] – A B-9 model, class YM-3, environmental control robot who has no given name. The machine was endowed with superhuman strength and futuristic weaponry, and additionally often displays human emotions. The Robot was designed by Robert Kinoshita.
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Apr 19, 2018 · The robot is played by actor Brian Steele – who has made a living out of playing monsters, aliens and other creatures in movies and TV over the past couple of decades.
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In the 2018 Netflix series, the Robot is an alien AI within a skeletal-looking body which bears only a few resemblances with earlier versions, such as his famous line and loyalty to Will, with its combat form resembling the tank from the 1998 movie. The Robot was the cause of the colony ship Resolute's destruction in the beginning of the series ...
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Robot was built by another alien race, known as the Robot Builders, who all went extinct after SAR dropped an alien engine on their planet which acted as a bomb. Robot's full origin is unknown. It's also unknown what year he was built. What we do know, is that he was born on the Shattered planet at one of its cites. At some point in time he was friends with Scarecrow and when he crashed on Earth he was heartbroken. Robot later detected Scarecrow on the Resolute, so he took his ship and went t...
First Appearance on Resolute
We first meet Robot on the ship, Resolute, where he is attacking humans. After Will Robinsonis separated from his father and wanders into the forest, he comes across Robot's ship, as well as Robot's lower half. Will climbs a tree to get away from the unknown creature (the lower half of Robot), only to find himself next to the upper half on the tree limb. Robot is initially hostile towards Will (with his face lights colored red), but soon seems to lose energy and is dying. A fire springs up al...
Saving Judy
Robot then appears at the top of the hill, walking down towards the sunken Jupiter 2 ship, where the Robinson family is frantically working on freeing Judy from the ice. John, initially assuming the Robot has hostile intent, holds a knife guarding his family. Will runs down exclaiming it is ok and the Robot will not hurt them. He then asks the Robot if he will help to free his trapped sister. The Robot holds his hands over the hole the family has dug and heats the surrounding ice (presumably...
Unlike previous iterations of the other robot, the new robot is very different to its predecessors. Whereas the robotfrom the 1965 series and the one from the 1990s film traversed terrain on treads, this new robot possesses a full humanoid stature, capable of walking with two legs. He can transform his two arms into four and he possesses powerful e...
The Robot is not unlike a child. At first when seen, he is hostile, but over time he protects Will and helps him, primarily just because he is told to - he is compelled to help as repayment for Will saving his life. He learns things at amazing speed, often just by looking at a new event once, like when Will makes a drawing of him, and he instantly ...
He possesses the ability to produce strong heat from his body, enough to melt metal. ("Impact") He is also, as is seen throughout the series, able to learn new things nearly instantly. When simply observing John hammering metal rods into the ground for the sensor net and is allowed to help, the Robot simply pushes it down 'like a toothpick'. Robot ...
The design of the robot is explored in the featurette "Designing the Robot" from the Season 1 home video release. Kevin Burns describes the robot as a protector, but also a child in that it's learning to be a human. Executive producer Zack Estrin stated that it designing the Robot, it had to be a number of things, including intimidating, but also h...
Apr 28, 2018 · Brian Steele plays the show's robot, which ends up being a surprisingly sympathetic character despite its lack of dialogue (save for "Danger, Will Robinson," of course) and its unfortunate...
- Quinn Keaney
May 24, 2018 · “The Alien Robot, which we called SAR (Second Alien Robot), was a riff on the attack mode robot, but he has a new color scheme, a dark copper look, and is larger and less damaged,” said...
- Bill Desowitz
Dec 3, 2021 · The 1965 TV series established one of the all-time iconic robot designs with the bumbling yet helpful B-9 model environmental control unit dubbed “Robot.” The 1998 Lost in Space film then...
Dec 26, 2019 · The robot is played by Brian Steele, a Hollywood actor with a specialism in "creature acting." A lifelong fan of sci-fi and everything gory, phantasmagoric, and monster-related, he joined the trade in a bid to enact some of his favorite most-dreaded characters.
