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Lost in Space Season 1 Episode 29
John Robinson is possessed by an alien spirit. The alien forces the family to prepare to return to the spirit’s home world, even if it requires he sacrifice Will to keep his secret from the rest of the family.
Serie: Lost in Space
Episode Title: Follow the Leader
Air Date: 1966-04-27
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