Land of the Lost

An earthquake shakes things up in more ways than one, changing the landscape and bringing about yet unseen dinosaurs into the Land of the Lost, while Rick Marshall disappears through a time doorway.

By manipulating solar-controlling crystals, the Sleestak caused the Marshall’s water supply to dry up. Can the help of a mysterious solar repairman be enough to make things right again?

Can the “magic” of Jack’s flashlight save the day for the Marshalls, being held captive by the great god Malak?

Holly encounters an eccentric goddess who possesses the power to turn anything she chooses into stone.

Finding a unicorn, Holly promptly makes it a pet… only to be confronted by the unicorn’s deadly enemy, the Abominable Snowman.

A balloonist from the early twentieth century drops in on the Marshalls, who hope to fly with him back to their time. However, the balloonist has ideas to bring Cha-Ka back to his time to exploit him.

To rid themselves of the Marshalls, the Sleestak obtain an orb that, according to prophecy, brings eternal darkness to The Land of the Lost.

The Marshalls discover an ancient Sleestak artifact with mysterious eyes and hieroglyphs and remove it from its proper location, which releases the dangerous monster Kona upon the Land of the Lost.

The Marshalls attempt to bring peace between Lone Wolf and Captain Diggs, who are sworn enemies.

Torchy, a fire-breathing and poisonous dinosaur, injures Will. His fate hangs in the balance as Enik refuses to reveal the antidote until the family rids the valley of these pesky creatures.

The bite of a Scarab unleashes Cha-Ka's bad side as he destroys the Library of Skulls, leaving Will to take the blame. Enik explains that Cha-Ka is the only one that can make things right.