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The Lost World (1999–2002) 6.7
The adventures of a band of explorers stranded in a mysterious land inhabited by dinosaurs and other dangers. |
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Peter McCauley | ... |
Professor George Challenger
(66 episodes, 1999-2002)
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| Rachel Blakely | ... |
Marguerite Krux
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Lord John Roxton
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Veronica
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David Orth | ... |
Ned Malone
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Professor Arthur Summerlee
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At the dawn of the 20th century, a band of adventurers are part of an expedition to prove the existence of a lost world isolated from the modern world. Disaster happens and the band find themselves trapped and isolated in this dangerous land with only the help of a young wild woman who was stranded in the land herself as a child. Together, the band fight to survive against the fearsome dinosaurs and other dangers that land has as they search for a way to escape. Written by Kenneth Chisholm <kchishol@home.com>
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EnglishRelease Date:
2 October 1999 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
O Mundo Perdido See more »Company Credits
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Coote Hayes Productions, St. Clare Entertainment, Telescene Film Group Productions See more »
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Ned Malone: Please tell me this isn't your first joust.
Lord John Roxton: Sorry. How hard can it be? All I have to do is stick him before he sticks me.
Ned Malone: Wouldn't it be easier just to shoot him?
Lord John Roxton: Spoken like a faithful squire.
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The first television project under Telescene's Action Adventure Network (AAN) banner. See more »Quotes
[Roxton's preparing for a jousting match at Camelot ]Ned Malone: Please tell me this isn't your first joust.
Lord John Roxton: Sorry. How hard can it be? All I have to do is stick him before he sticks me.
Ned Malone: Wouldn't it be easier just to shoot him?
Lord John Roxton: Spoken like a faithful squire.
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The Lost World admittedly has diverted from the ORIGINAL book. Unlike other shows that are based on books and end up leaving the central story L.W. finds interesting and new stories to tell which I feel, after reading the original story, are true to Sir Arthur Conan Doles essence of story writing. The characters are developed nicely. Every episode reveals a slightly different part of each character. This was real evident in this past season (three I think), throughout the season we find out about Malone's past and some of Marguerite's and Roxton's and even something surprising about Challenger. The season finale reveals what really happened to Veronica's family and her true past and something surprising about the plateau.