Actor Bill Mumy, now 72, reflects on a career that began with childhood roles on classic television series including “The Twilight Zone.” He later became widely known for playing Will Robinson on the CBS science-fiction series “Lost in Space.” In the CBS report, correspondent Jim Axelrod discusses how Mumy’s path differs from that of some other child actors, focusing on how he navigates the risks and pressures often associated with growing up in Hollywood. The story also describes Mumy’s work beyond acting. After early fame, he develops his career as an Emmy-nominated songwriter and continues as a touring musician and recording artist. The article presents Mumy’s experiences as shaping the steadiness of his later life, including the factors that keep him grounded. Overall, the report combines a look at his most recognized screen roles with an account of his professional evolution into music and songwriting, highlighting a sustained career across different creative fields.