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The filming of “Lost in Space” season 2 has wrapped up for some time now. But the first season’s known timeline leading to its Netflix premiere suggests that the new trailer and new episodes might not arrive until late 2019.
Netflix, the cast, and crew of “Lost in Space” season 2 have been mum about the second installment’s official release date window. However, fans can refer to the actors’ social media updates as well as details of the first season’s production to predict when will a new trailer arrive or when the new episodes will begin streaming on Netflix.
What’s Filming previously reported that the first season of the series reboot would have ended on June 26 of that year. Instagram posts of actor Maxwell Jenkins, who plays Will Robinson, showed that was fairly accurate and the production likely ended between the late June and early July 2017. The official trailer for season 1 was then released in early March 2018 — roughly an eight-month gap. What do these details tell fans about “Lost in Space” season 2?
It can be recalled that Jenkins confirmed in early February they already finished filming for “Lost in Space” season 2. Applying the above-mentioned pieces of information, it is not too far-fetched to expect the new trailer to arrive in October.
Netflix usually unveils official trailers for its original productions within a month from the official release date, which was also what happened with the reboot’s season 1. So if the “Lost in Space” season 2 trailer does come out in October, new episodes could start streaming in November.
On the other hand, there has not been any announcement or update firmly indicating a 2019 release date window for “Lost in Space” season 2. This means there is also a possibility for other speculations to be correct and the show will not return until early 2020.
Netflix’s take on the “Lost in Space” franchise gained mostly positive responses for being highly visually appealing to avid sci-fi fans. So it would not be a surprise if producers would want to take their time in post-production so as not to let down the viewers’ expectation of the cinematic value of “Lost in Space” season 2.
