A family is thrown back in time and must survive in a dinosaur dominated land.
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S1.E6
The Marshalls meet Enik, an intelligent, time-traveling relative of the Sleestak.
S1.E17
The Marshalls learn that their arrival in the Land of the Lost created a paradox in the door of time that's preventing Enik from returning home.
S1.E15
A mysterious woman named Rani steps through a time door and gives Holly advice on dealing with her fears and helping her family.
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| Wesley Eure | ... | Will Marshall 43 episodes, 1974-1976 | |
| Kathy Coleman | ... | Holly Marshall 43 episodes, 1974-1976 | |
| Spencer Milligan | ... | Rick Marshall 30 episodes, 1974-1975 | |
| Phillip Paley | ... | Cha-Ka 29 episodes, 1974-1976 | |
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The Marshalls - widowed ranger father Rick, and his two children Will and Holly - are on an outdoor expedition like they have many times before. While rafting on this trip, an earthquake opens up a chasm resulting in them tumbling across some raging rapids and over an unknown waterfall. They end up alive but in a world unfamiliar to them, a world they will ultimately coin the Land of the Lost. It is inhabited by creatures some they have never seen or heard of, and some which no longer exist in the world they knew back home, creatures such as dinosaurs. They will find that some of these creatures are friendly, and some of them which they need to stay away from for their lives. As they eke out a life in this strange land, they try to understand what got them here so that they can make their way back home, that process which is fraught with its own dangers based on the unknowns of what is on the path to home. What they are also initially unaware of is that Rick's brother, fellow ranger ... Written by Huggo
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Enik: Nor I, Will Marshall. And I have been in this valley many times longer than you.
Cha-Ka: Cha-Ka think it's *new* pylon!
Will Marshall: Either that, Cha-Ka, or it's been invisible all this time.
Enik: That is not logical.
Will Marshall: Now, Enik, if you've been in the Land of the Lost that much longer than we have, you ought to know by now that not everything here is logical.
Enik: That is logical.
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Wesley Eure performed songs at the end of three third season episodes with lyrics pertaining to the lesson learned in the course of the episode. See more »Quotes
Will Marshall: It's funny - I've walked this way hundreds of times and I've never seen this pylon.Enik: Nor I, Will Marshall. And I have been in this valley many times longer than you.
Cha-Ka: Cha-Ka think it's *new* pylon!
Will Marshall: Either that, Cha-Ka, or it's been invisible all this time.
Enik: That is not logical.
Will Marshall: Now, Enik, if you've been in the Land of the Lost that much longer than we have, you ought to know by now that not everything here is logical.
Enik: That is logical.
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As a child of the 70's I watched this show religiously! It use to scare me to death every time I saw the dinosaurs or the Sleestak! I recently saw an episode and it brought back so many wonderful childhood memories when I would get up early on Saturday mornings just to watch Marshall, Will and Holly! Oh yea, can't forget the Sleestak and Chaka!