- The first robot, which Will previously befriended, along with the SAR (Second Alien Robot) from the first series, were adapted and re-rigged to create Scarecrow
- His flawed surface texture was hand painted with scratches and gouges, even shivering flakes of metal were added to enhance his scuffed-up patina
Aussi, Why did Sar want will? His interest in Will stems from Will’s ability to free Robot from his programming Will went to SAR attempting to reason with him, hoping that he could change his programming in the same way that the Robot had changed SAR, however, revealed to him that he was responsible for the death of the Robot Builders
Who killed Hastings in Lost in Space?
Hastings is released and taken home where he takes the opportunity to gloat to John Noticing a red glow outside, John heads outside to check and while he’s gone, Hastings is attacked and killed by a Robot
Toutefois, Why did the robots scan Grant Kelly? The robots did the same thing to Grant Kelly too, scanned while in cryo-sleep on the Fortuna This scanning appears to allow the robots to see everywhere someone has traveled in their life
Is the Robot still alive in Lost in Space? Robot lays Will’s lifeless body down and cocoons it with his own He puts his hand on Will’s heart and then withers away like dust A revived but sad Will takes Dr Smith back to Alpha Centauri
Why are the robots after Will?
SAR and the enemy robots have been obsessed with Will because he represents a possible future threat to their plans: If one robot could be turned, then, in theory, others might be, too
Why did the robot scan Grant Kelly?
The robots did the same thing to Grant Kelly too, scanned while in cryo-sleep on the Fortuna This scanning appears to allow the robots to see everywhere someone has traveled in their life
Why did they leave Earth in Lost in Space?
Unlike the original 1960s series and the 1998 film version, this « Lost in Space » sees the Robinson clan escape Earth as part of a larger mass evacuation following what’s originally believed to be a meteor strike, but is later revealed to be the impact of an alien spacecraft