Was Kurt Russell Appeared In Lost In Space?

It appears that Quano is ready to kill Will in combat. Adding a twist to the plot of “The Challenge,” Dr. Smith overhears Quano’s father, known only as the Ruler, confessing that if Will Robinson can defeat Quano, he will eliminate the entire Robinson family to remove any witnesses of this disgraceful act. Fortuitously, Quano and his father have a random encounter with a bug-like cave monster, a far more deserving adversary than the freckled-faced Will. Together, Quano and his father confront the monster, removing Will from the situation.

The audience must accept the premise that an older, more experienced warrior like Quano would actually stand a chance against the much smaller Will. Ultimately, the episode touches on how Will and Quano are being raised differently by their respective fathers. The episode seems to be well-received, as online fans have given “The Challenge” favorable reviews.

Russell’s first foray into acting was in 1962, playing a character named Kevin in an episode of “Dennis the Menace,” though he remained uncredited. He quickly adapted to the TV world, making appearances in notable shows like “The Dick Powell Show” and “Eleventh Hour.” His feature film debut came in 1963 with the release of “It Happened at the World’s Fair,” where the 12-year-old up-and-comer famously kicked Elvis Presley in the shin. This role helped propel his career into other shows like “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” and, of course, “Lost in Space.” In 1966, a teenage Russell signed a 10-year contract with Disney, becoming one of the studio’s most bankable stars.

Russell grew up in the public eye, rarely stepping away from his craft. He has been a consistent presence on TV and in films ever since. Currently, he is working on a crime movie titled “The Rivals of Amziah King” alongside Matthew McConaughey.

Source: Looper