Will Robinson: Last News

Netflix has dropped its trailer for the third and final season of its epic sci-fi, Lost In Space.

“Danger, Will Robinson!” Lost in Space is unfortunately not returning for a fourth season. To the dismay of fans, the rather rushed finale of the beloved science fiction TV show inspired by The Swiss Family Robinson will not grace our small screens with any new episodes.

Netflix has confirmed the third and final season of Lost In Space will release December 1.The modern reimagining of the classic 1960s sci-fi series, set 30 years in the future, follows the Robinson family who have been selected to help colonise space.

The Robinson family is in more danger than ever in the first trailer for the final season of Netflix's Lost In Space.The trailer features the final transmission of Will Robinson (Maxwell Jenkins), as him and his family try to survive on a deadly alien planet.The eight-episode final season will debut for Netflix subscribers worldwide on December 1. Danger:The Robinson family is in more danger than ever in the first trailer for the final season of Netflix's Lost In Space Coming soon:The eight-episode final season will debut for Netflix subscribers worldwide on December 1The trailer begins with a shot of the family's ship, the Resolute, crashed and seemingly abandoned.'This is Will Robinson of the 24th Colonist Group.

@Walkers_Crisps & state why you are Quavers biggest fan & use #QuaversFlavours." They added that the winner "will receive a lifetime supply of Quavers crisps (4 x 6-pack/month for 1 year, followed by 1 x £3,822 cash) and will be the first member of the public to taste the new Quavers Prawn Cocktail & Salt & Vinegar flavours AND to feature in a photoshoot on either 21 or 22 of December".The exciting news comes after years of demand from fans to bring back the two iconic Quavers flavours.The iconic flavours will be in stores from January 2021.Walkers' Will Robinson said: "We know how much Quavers mean to the nation and there's no denying the love for the retro flavours having been inundated with requests and petitions to bring them back over