Top 30 Quotes From Will Robinson

Judy: Okay, everyone, I don't wanna stay here longer than we need to. Will, make sure the robot's ready.
Will: Yeah.
Judy: Penny, can you check on the kids, please?
Penny: Wait, hold on. Sorry, Will has one job, and I have 97 jobs?
Judy: You're better with the kids than he is.
Will: Hey!
Judy: Sorry, it's just they're a little intimidated by you.
Penny: Really? Have they met Will?
Judy: Yes, well, Will has a robot.
Penny: Uh, well, Penny has a strong boyfriend.
Will: And which one of your boyfriends is the strong one again?

Will: Hey, wake up.
Dr. Smith: Are we on Alpha Centauri? Oh, you've got to be kidding me.
Will: We had a chance to save our parents. We took a vote.
Dr. Smith: That's funny. I don't remember getting a vote.
Will: And I don't remember you being a ten to 16-year-old kid, but you ended up on our Jupiter.
Dr. Smith: Fair point.

Penny: Feels like we're walking in poo.
Will: It's just mud built up on the ground. We're gonna be fine.
Penny: I'd like to take a second to remind you the last time I was stuck in a tunnel, I was drooled on by a bat monster that wanted to eat my face.

Victor: You know, Will. I wish your dad was here. I do. He was trying to do what he thought was best, just like you are know. But I always tell my son there are times to follow your heart and times to follow your head.
Will: Which one do you think my dad was following when he risked his life to save everyone?

Will: [putting Smith in cryosleep] She looks peaceful.
Judy: Mm. She should be unconscious more often.

[last lines]
Will: [to Dr. Smith about the robot] Don't worry, he's not dangerous.

Will: What part of a Restricted Area don't you understand?
Penny: It doesn't say who it's restricted TO! It's their fault for not being more specific. Plus, don't you want to see what happens? Everybody's talking about it. Everybody!
Will: Everybody? You have two friends on The Resolute.
Penny: Okay, and they're BOTH talking about it. Shut up...

John: Look we don't know what it is yet.
Will: We don't know anything about Dr. Smith, but you're not worried about her.
John: Yeah? Well, that's different.
Will: Why?
John: Well, she can't hammer metal stakes into the ground like they're toothpicks.

Smith: Your robot brought us to the worst place yet.
Will: You only call him "my robot" when you're unhappy with him. Usually, you're trying to remind everyone how you used to be so close.
Smith: We still are, in our own way.

Penny: Smith! Are you still there?
Dr. Smith: Of course!
Penny: You sure we're doing this right?
Dr. Smith: Absolutely! In the Girl Scouts this is how we kept track of each other on nature hikes. Once you're out of earshot, if anything goes wrong, just tug on the line, and I'll know you need help.
Penny: You were in the Girl Scouts?
Dr. Smith: Is that so hard to believe?
Penny: Okay, then answer me this. Do you have any Thin Mints?
Will: Penny!
Penny: What? You know cookes help me when I'm nervous.

Penny: [acts all nonchalant] Hey mom... What's up?
Maureen: [Gives them a stern look]
Will: She made me do it.
[points at Penny, who gives him a dark look that says, TRAITOR]
Penny: Okay, in my defense, as far as teen rebellion goes, this is pretty mild.

Judy: You overexert yourself, you can suffer allograft rejection.
Will: I know. And then my heart will fail.
Judy: And then you'll die.
Penny: So let's not do that.

Penny: Yeah, so I agree with whoever suggested we just cover this up and pretending we were never here.
Will: No one suggested that, Penny.
Penny: Well, they should have.

Penny: Woah. It's magic.
Will: No, it's science.

Will: [to his dad] The robot. I let him die. I told him it was okay to walk off the cliff. And now, you want me to do the same for you?

Will: Is detention really a threat when you're stranded on an alien planet?
Dr. Smith: They're power words.

Will: [about the robot] All this time, I've been trying to pretend he's still the same but he's not.
Penny: Will...
Will: And maybe that's okay. I'm not the same as when we met up in that tree. Why should he be any different? We're connected. We're growing up.

Will: It's those bugs! They're eating the pillar out from under us! They're like rock termites! You still think they're cute?

Will: You followed me here?
Dr. Smith: Honestly, if I had known if it would have been this far, I wouldn't have.

Will: What happened to your head?
John: Beckett hit me with a crowbar.
Will: Is he OK?

[last lines]
John: Wait, where are we now?
Maureen: I have no idea.
Will: I do. I think we're here.
[holds up his picture of the interlocking circles]
Maureen: Where's "here"?
Will: Danger...

Will: You look worried.
John: That's just my normal face now.

John: Guess we're gonna have to delay that driving lesson, huh?
Will: It's okay, because I, uh, I should probably learn to fly a Jupiter.

Will: Penny. Hey. Listen to me. I know you better than you know yourself. You're smart, brave, and you're stronger than you think. You can do this.

[last lines]
Will: Hey. Where are you going?
Penny: Will, is he leaving?
Will: We need you. You need to help us get home.
The: No, Will Robinson.

Maureen: Will, you can't.
Will: I have to...
Maureen: Will, you can't!
Will: What good is protecting me my whole life if I can't grow up to protect you?

[first lines]
Will: [on his selfie-video with the robot] This is Will Robinson of the 24th Colonist Group. I'm making a record of this because it seems I'm the first human to discover evidence of an alien intelligence. This appears to be the first known work of art of an artificial intelligence of alien origin. What would you like to call your masterpiece?
The: Danger.
Will: Let's try something else.

Will: Can you keep this a secret?
Dr. Smith: It's something I'm good at it.

Will: [to Penny] The impossible happens all the time... You just have to believe it can.

Will: Since when did you get to be so nosy?
Penny: First of all, I've always been nosy.