Maureen Robinson

Please, what have you got for us? So, as you know, you announced it yourself, June Lockhart, there was four remaining members of Lost in Space, now only three remaining members.

June Lockhart, who was Maureen Robinson, died at 100 years old.

Maureen Robinson in Lost in Space, the mother.

Before that, she

was Timmy's step-mum in Lassie.

Just, like, really weird.

Then we have Maureen Robinson played by Mimi Rogers.

Mm-hmm.

The movie is, like I said, is excited for her to mom at everybody.

Six years.

Lockhart moved to outer space embarking on the role of Maureen Robinson, a wise reassuring mother of a family that departs on a five-year flight to a faraway planet lost in space.

What a cast that was.

Beverly, good morning.

right that is the only thing that they do in the film and it's in bad films because it's not like it's a bad trope necessarily it doesn't have to be a bad trope it can be a very accessible open trope because of course what more could we connect with us people normal people at home who may have families spouses children then perhaps not being available for the children that's a very understandable thing that happens with lots of people when there are pressures on the time But there's a specific type of movie from this period of time where you're absolutely right.

It doesn't make any sense at all that Mimi Rogers' character, Mrs. Robinson, Maureen Robinson, would be so naggy with William Hurt.

He's doing it to save the children.

He says in the film, he says, I only agreed to do it on the basis that my whole family could come with me.