Land of the Lost

Rick, Will.

Will and Holly try to adopt “Dopey,” a newly hatched Brontosaurus. But soon, they learn, “You can’t make a pet out of a dinosaur.”

The discovery of a Lost City leads Will and Holly into a dangerous confrontation with a Sleestak.

The Marshall family meets a bearded, ragged Civil War-era Confederate soldier mining for crystals in a bejeweled cavern.

Will and Holly experiment with the colorful crystal matrix table inside the pylon, causing apocalyptic weather conditions.

The Marshalls meet Enik, an intelligent talking Sleestak from another time who is also trying to find his way out of the Land of the Lost.

Will and Holly are saved from an attack by Grumpy and Big Alice through the combined efforts of Rick and the Pakuni.

Will passes up an opportunity to return home, refusing to leave his injured father and Holly behind.

Cha-Ka curiously follows Will and Holly to their cave, but after smelling Rick’s good cooking, Holly’s new perfume decides to stay permanently.

Will, Holly, and Rick Marshall fall under a hypnotic spell generated by the devious Sleestak.

The Marshalls help an astronaut get out of the Land of the Lost the same way he got in, through a time portal. Will they also escape with him?

Rick averts a drought and an energy crisis brought about by the mischievous Pakuni, who have stolen all the Pylon crystals.

First Cha-Ka, then Holly are possessed by a strange, ethereal force.

Enik reveals a startling paradox to the Marshalls: They can only leave the Land of the Lost if parallel versions of themselves replace them.

The Marshalls discover a tattered diary that appears to be a map back to Earth that once belonged to another prisoner of the Land of the Lost who met.

Holly’s alluring future self mysteriously appears, giving her the courage to face impossible odds in saving Rick and Will from the deadly Sleestak.