Rick Marshall is a park ranger who takes his two kids, Will and Holly, on a rafting trip down a river. During the trip, an earthquake occurs which somehow opens up a rift in time, propelling the Marshalls into a land populated by dinosaurs, ape-men, and the dreaded Sleestak.
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Previous Episodes
- 03x13 Medicine Man (Dec. 04, 1976)
- 03x03 The Orb (Sep. 25, 1976)
- 03x02 Survival Kit (Sep. 18, 1976)
- 03x01 After-Shock (Sep. 11, 1976)
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Show's Cast / Crew
Directors
- Bob Lally (12 episodes)
- Dennis Steinmetz (11 episodes)
- Gordon Wiles (II) (8 episodes)
Writers
- Sid Krofft (14 episodes)
- Marty Krofft (14 episodes)
- Dick Morgan (9 episodes)
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- Milligan left after the first two seasons over a salary dispute with creators Sid Krofft and Marty Krofft. In an interview for the 2009 movie, Milligan said "We had a difference of opinion,…
[show]Milligan left after the first two seasons over a salary dispute with creators Sid Krofft and Marty Krofft. In an interview for the 2009 movie, Milligan said "We had a difference of opinion, let's put it this way, on using my face for stuff and paying me - lunch boxes, compasses - where they were selling them and I thought it was only fair that everyone should get their fair share." The storyline to handle his departure was that Will Marshall disappeared, having may or may not returned home, and at the same time, Uncle Jack (Ron Harper), his brother, while searching for the trio, stumbled onto the Land of the Lost and was reunited with his niece and nephew.
[hide] - Wesley Eure would often perform songs at the end of several episodes with lyrics pertaining to the lesson learned in the course of the episode.
- During the final season, the Marshalls and Chaka moved from their cave to a Sleestak temple. A popular myth for the reason of this set-change is tied into the fire that destroyed the cave…
[show]During the final season, the Marshalls and Chaka moved from their cave to a Sleestak temple. A popular myth for the reason of this set-change is tied into the fire that destroyed the cave sets for another Krofft show Sigmund and the Sea Monsters. However, this fire took place during the second season of Sigmund, at which time Land of the Lost would have been in production of only its first season. The first two seasons of Land of the Lost were taped at a different studio (General Service Studios in Hollywood) entirely from that of Sigmund. The show then moved to Goldwyn Studios for its third season. This was the studio where the fire did occur two years prior that destroyed the Sigmund sets.
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