Lost in Space: Part 1

Episode aired Jul 10, 1998
Not Rated
30m

IMDb RATING

7.0/10

143

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Adventure Comedy Drama Family Sci-Fi

As Steve and Laura discuss wedding plans for their guest seating arrangements, NASA comes calling and tells him that he'll go into space to test his anti-gravity invention. Later on, Myra re... Read allAs Steve and Laura discuss wedding plans for their guest seating arrangements, NASA comes calling and tells him that he'll go into space to test his anti-gravity invention. Later on, Myra refuses to take no for an answer and sneaks aboard the shuttle to convince Steve to stay wit... Read allAs Steve and Laura discuss wedding plans for their guest seating arrangements, NASA comes calling and tells him that he'll go into space to test his anti-gravity invention. Later on, Myra refuses to take no for an answer and sneaks aboard the shuttle to convince Steve to stay with her and give up Laura right away. Meanwhile, Harriette is overly concerned with Eddie's ... Read all

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IMDb RATING

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Trivia
Buzz Conrad's name most likely refers to Apollo astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Pete Conrad.

Goofs
Steve tells Laura he wants to invite his Uncle Cecil to the wedding, but in Paris Vacation, he tells Stefan that Uncle Cecil was dead.

Quotes
Steven 'Steve' Quincy Urkel: It's a tradition in the Urkel family to not consummate the marriage for three months.
Laura Lee Winslow: But Steve...
Steven 'Steve' Quincy Urkel: Ok, you talked me into it.
[Steve goes to answer the door]
Steven 'Steve' Quincy Urkel: I'm going to consummate, I'm going to consummate.

Connections
References Lost in Space (1965)

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Featured review

7/10

Lost in Space-the episode, not the series

Interesting that the final (2 part) episode of this show shares the title of another of favorite TV shows. This episode was more about Steve joining NASA than his wedding plans with Laura. Not the best direction. Come on! Laura agrees to marry him-and some genius decided this was less significant than his adventures in space. Not so, for any fan of the show. Myra's appearance near the end was also unneeded. They should have sent her into space, so Steve and Laura could finally be free of her.