I knew of the 90s version which I absolutely loved! We had 2 VHS tapes which had 2 episodes on each of them. I still have them to this day. I swore we had more of them, because there was scenes from the theme song I recognized like I'd seen them before. When was little I didn't even know it was a TV show or even a remake of the original 70s one which I knew nothing about until I was in highschool. I decided one day to type in Land Of The Lost and found out it was an entire series plus a remake and that I could watch the entire thing on UA-cam at that time. I still love it to this day
Absolutely loved this show as an 80s/90s kid - it was the perfect adventure show. I loved that they lived in a treehouse to stay higher than the T-Rex and how crystals could power their flashlights as power sources. I was too into other toy lines to start this one, but it's a really good line and I do have the crystal sword in its box.
I enjoyed the 90s version as well as my little brother. My little brother had the pterodactyl glider and the raft. He also had a couple of the figures. I wish it could of lasted longer than two seasons.
I seen about 5 minutes of the 1991 series. I was in the 5th grade and I spent the night at a friend's house. The next morning his little brother's were watching Saturday morning cartoons. This show came on. I didn't know it was a remake at the time. I wouldn't find that out until sometime in the early 2000's. I didn't know they made action figures either.
The remake was dope. This is the only live action show i would watch when i was a kid during sat mornings. Wish i had these figures. Think ill look up the 90s show and see if my kids would like it now.
I don't recall seeing any of these toys, but I remember hearing about the original TV show. Some of these toys were actually cool, like the Scarface dinosaur.
the original land of the lost remains the best adaptation of the show. it was my favorite saturday morning show of my youth. i was deep into my 50s and had to huntdown the dvds of that show, that is how big of an impression the show had on me. i remember running across a vhs tape of a few episodes of the reboot in a garage sale. it looked like crap and back into the box of other trash it went. the lack of toys and such for the original show was disappointing. the movie with will ferrell was a slap in the face to my fond memory of this beloved show of my childhood...
I definitely remember having that tree house. Kind of basic, but could be used for many other toy lines and characters. Pretty sure I had the t-rex too, although I don't remember it coming in a box like that.
I saw the original 70s version as a kid. Growing up seeing a family dealing with both dinosaurs and advanced alien pylons was part of my intellectual development, getting exposed to advanced sci-if concepts along-side learning family values. I never knew about the 90s reboot. The 2009 movie struck me as a disservice; I thought it was mocking the original rather than having fun with it, though it did a few things well. I was fine with updated then-realistic dinosaurs rather than foam rubber ones.
Picked up a couple of the figures on clearance at KB for some customs. Would of been nice if they didn't drastically redesign the Sleestaks. Still waiting to this day for some classic Sleestak action fivures.
@That Junkman The character ''Cha-Ka'' from the original tv series was a (Pakuni). A race of primitive Humanoid-like Primates who are indigenous to the Land of the Lost. The ''Sleestaks'' from the early 90s reboot were completely different from the ones form the original (Sid and Marty Krofft) series. The one thing that turned me off about the 1990s ''Land of the Lost'' was that it leaned more towards fantasy. Unlike the original tv series which was more science fiction based. I'm a big fan of the original ''Land of the Lost'', so when I first heard that there was a ''Land of the Lost'' movie coming out, I was thrilled! But then I found out that Will Ferrell, was starring in it... and I was like, no thank you!! But you know? I'm surprised that no one has ever came up with a fan theory about the (Altrusians and Sleestaks)? Let's say something along the lines of the ''Land of the Lost'' is actually a ''Parallel Earth'' ware Dinosaurs never died out. And therefore, allowing a certain species of Dinosaur to evolved into a highly intelligent ''Humanoid'' that became the dominant species. And that the Pakunis were actually (Homo Erectus).
I loved Land of the Lost growing up especially the main title. I was in love with Holly yep. I knew they was the movie but not a 90s attempt of the show.
I loved the watching the original, and even had the lunch box back in the 70s. It never bothered me that there weren't any toys. I Didn't care for the 90s reboot, or the movie.
I never knew the 90's version existed. Their dino pal looks like it belongs in that live action dinosaur sitcom from the 90's. I knew the original from Sat. morning reruns. I like the Will Ferrell movie, it's not some honorable homage to the original but it's fun. Danny McBride is that special spice that makes everything a little better.
I remember seeing this weird show in syndication from the 70s. To me it seems like a precursor to the essential elements of Jurassic Park planted in the consciousness of pop culture.
They also had Bend-em figures of the 1991 show. I wish they made a Tasha plush. It's sad the show was canceled I wish they did made it back home completely.
I loved the original series in the 70's the opening sequence with the T-Rex Grumpy scared the hell out me as a kid lol .... I'm glad i have never seen any of the 90's show it looks blah ......
Never watched the 90s reboot but actually really like the Will Farrell version. Maybe its not for everyone but I though Farrell and a younger Danny McBride were hilarious
I remember the original series and both the remake and the really forgettable Will Ferrell Movie and I remember the original series had a few rack toys (mostly label slapped junk that was originally sold as generic toys) but I don't think I ever saw any of this. My nephews would have been of the age to collect it, but none did that I recall.
Oh wow. In the mid 80s I watched the 70s show in reruns. I never knew about the 90s version or these toys. The Sleestaks aren’t as scary from the 90s version based on what I’ve seen here. I did watch that god awful 2009 movie though
Come on everybody let’s sing and he theme song .. 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 Marshall Will and Holly On a routine expedition Met the greatest earthquake ever known. High on the rapids It struck their tiny raft And plunged them down a thousand feet below To the Land of the Lost To the Land of the Lost To the Land of the Lost 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 (cue the Dinosaur roar )
I was a fan of the original series from the reruns. CBS would always make it a mid-season replacement if a new show failed. I definitely watched the relaunch during the first season. I thought the toys were ugly and passed. "This bag o' crap right here" looks better.
Wish the orginal land before time had toys. Or some how. Link the two shows together Seems they look like sleestacks from future. No Enic Chaka was much cooler than stink
I remember seeing clips of the Land of the Lost reboot when ABC had their preview of new Saturday morning cartoons back in 1991. I never actually watched the show. I didn't know at the time about the version from the 70s. I had seen the action figures a few times at TRU, but like the show, the toys just didn't interest me.
I loved watching the 1970s show. I did watch the 1990s version, but I always thought the first was better. I have seen some of the movie on television. I think the Krofft brothers REALLY _'screwed the pooch'_ on that project. I also do not find Will Ferrell very funny for some reason.
what the fuck!, that cheap ass looking remake got a whole line of toys including playsets vehicles and beasts/dinosaurs , when the original kick ass saturday morning show from the 1970s only got 'a bag of crap'- mini dinosaur figurines. in a bag, not even on board. they could have made toys of them the Sleestaks the Pylons, Chaka , Dopey, Alice and Spike? (the Trex) and i would have loved a Lost city playset, even if it was a cardboard backdrop, that city looked epic on tv!
@@ThatJunkman I wore that shirt to my dental cleaning today. As I’m checking out the receptionist excitedly goes “Oh! That’s a Sleestak!”. Geek points for her.
I don't remember any of theys toys in the UK considering tiger games had such a bad reputation theys toys look prity nice don't remember any of the shows so don't no if we got em here but I have Sean that film didn't like it
The 90s shows was awful. it was clear it was filmed in a park and they did nothing to make it seem otherwise. The whole tone was wrong. The Porters never seemed to be in the constant danger the Marshalls were. Add in a SUV that never ran out of gas or needed maintenance. The toys weren't much either.
They replaced the dad Rick Marshall (Spencer Milligan) in the original series after season two as he wanted a cut of the merchandise royalties. Didn't miss him. Thought as a kid he was an asshole for yelling at Chaka. (Now it seems funny) Did they honestly write his character this way? Came off as a bitter drunk lol
The original was was better but I liked the remake. The slestack is wast I didn't like as much. Hey Junk, talk about the Dinosaurs TV show!!! I know they had action figures and stuffed toys.
I knew of the 90s version which I absolutely loved! We had 2 VHS tapes which had 2 episodes on each of them. I still have them to this day. I swore we had more of them, because there was scenes from the theme song I recognized like I'd seen them before. When was little I didn't even know it was a TV show or even a remake of the original 70s one which I knew nothing about until I was in highschool. I decided one day to type in Land Of The Lost and found out it was an entire series plus a remake and that I could watch the entire thing on UA-cam at that time. I still love it to this day
It was one of the best dinosaur shows. No CGI
Loved the original show when it first aired!!
I remember this
Never knew ther was a remake in the 90s. Didn't see the movie either. I loved the original as a kid.
Absolutely loved this show as an 80s/90s kid - it was the perfect adventure show. I loved that they lived in a treehouse to stay higher than the T-Rex and how crystals could power their flashlights as power sources. I was too into other toy lines to start this one, but it's a really good line and I do have the crystal sword in its box.
I enjoyed the 90's version when I was kid. I had all the action figures (minus the talking ones) and the tree house set.
Hung out with Kathy Coleman at a con in Philly in 2019. Cool chick
I enjoyed the 90s version as well as my little brother. My little brother had the pterodactyl glider and the raft. He also had a couple of the figures. I wish it could of lasted longer than two seasons.
I seen about 5 minutes of the 1991 series. I was in the 5th grade and I spent the night at a friend's house. The next morning his little brother's were watching Saturday morning cartoons. This show came on. I didn't know it was a remake at the time. I wouldn't find that out until sometime in the early 2000's. I didn't know they made action figures either.
I remember the 1991 remake TV series, crazy times Junkman
Never knew about the 90s version of Land of the Lost or the toys for it.
The remake was dope. This is the only live action show i would watch when i was a kid during sat mornings. Wish i had these figures. Think ill look up the 90s show and see if my kids would like it now.
Had a blast playing with these as a kid that tree house would have been cool to have for sure
I watched the 70's one. That's the one I remembered.
I don't recall seeing any of these toys, but I remember hearing about the original TV show. Some of these toys were actually cool, like the Scarface dinosaur.
This video is Slee-stacked with lots of interesting information.
I had no idea reboot figures existed. Cool!
the original land of the lost remains the best adaptation of the show. it was my favorite saturday morning show of my youth. i was deep into my 50s and had to huntdown the dvds of that show, that is how big of an impression the show had on me. i remember running across a vhs tape of a few episodes of the reboot in a garage sale. it looked like crap and back into the box of other trash it went. the lack of toys and such for the original show was disappointing. the movie with will ferrell was a slap in the face to my fond memory of this beloved show of my childhood...
I definitely remember having that tree house. Kind of basic, but could be used for many other toy lines and characters. Pretty sure I had the t-rex too, although I don't remember it coming in a box like that.
I saw the original 70s version as a kid. Growing up seeing a family dealing with both dinosaurs and advanced alien pylons was part of my intellectual development, getting exposed to advanced sci-if concepts along-side learning family values. I never knew about the 90s reboot. The 2009 movie struck me as a disservice; I thought it was mocking the original rather than having fun with it, though it did a few things well. I was fine with updated then-realistic dinosaurs rather than foam rubber ones.
Picked up a couple of the figures on clearance at KB for some customs. Would of been nice if they didn't drastically redesign the Sleestaks. Still waiting to this day for some classic Sleestak action fivures.
Wow! Christa is beautiful.
She's the main reason I watched the remake.
@That Junkman The character ''Cha-Ka'' from the original tv series was a (Pakuni). A race of primitive Humanoid-like Primates who are indigenous to the Land of the Lost. The ''Sleestaks'' from the early 90s reboot were completely different from the ones form the original (Sid and Marty Krofft) series. The one thing that turned me off about the 1990s ''Land of the Lost'' was that it leaned more towards fantasy. Unlike the original tv series which was more science fiction based. I'm a big fan of the original ''Land of the Lost'', so when I first heard that there was a ''Land of the Lost'' movie coming out, I was thrilled! But then I found out that Will Ferrell, was starring in it... and I was like, no thank you!! But you know? I'm surprised that no one has ever came up with a fan theory about the (Altrusians and Sleestaks)? Let's say something along the lines of the ''Land of the Lost'' is actually a ''Parallel Earth'' ware Dinosaurs never died out. And therefore, allowing a certain species of Dinosaur to evolved into a highly intelligent ''Humanoid'' that became the dominant species. And that the Pakunis were actually (Homo Erectus).
I loved Land of the Lost growing up especially the main title. I was in love with Holly yep. I knew they was the movie but not a 90s attempt of the show.
I don't remember ever seeing these toys in stores, let alone at toy shows nor conventions.
I loved the watching the original, and even had the lunch box back in the 70s. It never bothered me that there weren't any toys. I Didn't care for the 90s reboot, or the movie.
I liked this show, and I had the Tasha toy for a long time.
I actually found it. So I still have it.
I never knew the 90's version existed.
Their dino pal looks like it belongs in that live action dinosaur sitcom from the 90's.
I knew the original from Sat. morning reruns. I like the Will Ferrell movie, it's not some honorable homage to the original but it's fun. Danny McBride is that special spice that makes everything a little better.
“I’m the baby!” 😂
Holy crap, there was a film of this? In 2009? I didn’t even know about it. That came anyway went without a mark, didn’t it?
I watched the original as a kid. Loved it. I also loved and laughed at the Will Farrell remake movie.
I love the 2009 film, too. Don't get all the hate for it.
" .... If we run outa food, we'll just eat em', I bet he tastes great...meat falling right off the bone"
I want that tree house!!
for some reason I had that treehouse and suv
Oh man I remember this I had the sleestak and the daughter but nothing else and watched this show like a hawk on Nickelodeon
3:03 for a second there I thought he said run forest 😂
I remember seeing this weird show in syndication from the 70s. To me it seems like a precursor to the essential elements of Jurassic Park planted in the consciousness of pop culture.
Hide under blankit
Holly may have been my first crush - i wanted to unbutton that flannel shirt so bad!
They also made a Farmboy Chaka that only got released in Canada
They also had Bend-em figures of the 1991 show. I wish they made a Tasha plush. It's sad the show was canceled I wish they did made it back home completely.
I loved the original series in the 70's the opening sequence with the T-Rex Grumpy scared the hell out me as a kid lol ....
I'm glad i have never seen any of the 90's show it looks blah ......
Never watched the 90s reboot but actually really like the Will Farrell version. Maybe its not for everyone but I though Farrell and a younger Danny McBride were hilarious
I remember the original series and both the remake and the really forgettable Will Ferrell Movie and I remember the original series had a few rack toys (mostly label slapped junk that was originally sold as generic toys) but I don't think I ever saw any of this. My nephews would have been of the age to collect it, but none did that I recall.
Oh wow. In the mid 80s I watched the 70s show in reruns. I never knew about the 90s version or these toys.
The Sleestaks aren’t as scary from the 90s version based on what I’ve seen here. I did watch that god awful 2009 movie though
I disliked that they changed the iconic Sleestak design in the 1990s version of Land of the Lost.
Come on everybody let’s sing and he theme song ..
🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Marshall Will and Holly
On a routine expedition
Met the greatest earthquake ever known.
High on the rapids
It struck their tiny raft
And plunged them down a thousand feet below
To the Land of the Lost
To the Land of the Lost
To the Land of the Lost
🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
(cue the Dinosaur roar )
Toys looked cool. Never heard of these
Holly and Chaka became lovers,
.......and they lived happily ever after.
(That's right. You know it's true.)
I had a Kevin figure. I remember I loved the show but I don’t really remember it.
if it ain't broke...don't reboot it.
I wish I had the "Land of The Lost" Bag of Crap. Think how much it would be worth now.
Wonder how they put petrol into that car
I loved the original show, cheesy as it was. I was never even aware that there was a 90's remake. NECA should do figures for the original.
I was a fan of the original series from the reruns. CBS would always make it a mid-season replacement if a new show failed. I definitely watched the relaunch during the first season. I thought the toys were ugly and passed. "This bag o' crap right here" looks better.
I watched the 90's series for the cavegirl after catching an episode with her wearing a tattered shiny metallic swimsuit.
Wish the orginal land before time had toys. Or some how. Link the two shows together Seems they look like sleestacks from future. No Enic Chaka was much cooler than stink
I remember seeing clips of the Land of the Lost reboot when ABC had their preview of new Saturday morning cartoons back in 1991. I never actually watched the show. I didn't know at the time about the version from the 70s.
I had seen the action figures a few times at TRU, but like the show, the toys just didn't interest me.
I loved watching the 1970s show. I did watch the 1990s version, but I always thought the first was better.
I have seen some of the movie on television. I think the Krofft brothers REALLY _'screwed the pooch'_ on that project. I also do not find Will Ferrell very funny for some reason.
what the fuck!, that cheap ass looking remake got a whole line of toys including playsets vehicles and beasts/dinosaurs , when the original kick ass saturday morning show from the 1970s only got 'a bag of crap'- mini dinosaur figurines. in a bag, not even on board. they could have made toys of them the Sleestaks the Pylons, Chaka , Dopey, Alice and Spike? (the Trex) and i would have loved a Lost city playset, even if it was a cardboard backdrop, that city looked epic on tv!
I grew up with the original. I had a dream one time sleestaks ate my grandma
You didn't mention the most important merchandise for LOTL, the original series Sleestak shirt available at www.junkmanmerch.com/
Great shirt
@@ThatJunkman I wore that shirt to my dental cleaning today. As I’m checking out the receptionist excitedly goes “Oh! That’s a Sleestak!”. Geek points for her.
I don't remember any of theys toys in the UK considering tiger games had such a bad reputation theys toys look prity nice don't remember any of the shows so don't no if we got em here but I have Sean that film didn't like it
The 90s shows was awful. it was clear it was filmed in a park and they did nothing to make it seem otherwise. The whole tone was wrong. The Porters never seemed to be in the constant danger the Marshalls were. Add in a SUV that never ran out of gas or needed maintenance. The toys weren't much either.
They replaced the dad Rick Marshall (Spencer Milligan) in the original series after season two as he wanted a cut of the merchandise royalties. Didn't miss him. Thought as a kid he was an asshole for yelling at Chaka. (Now it seems funny) Did they honestly write his character this way? Came off as a bitter drunk lol
Lol wasn’t much merch money to give
@@ThatJunkman lunch box money was about it lol
@@ThatJunkman speaking of Land Of The Lost lunch boxes, one grubby faded looking one from 1975 for $200!! Jeez hard pass lol
The original was was better but I liked the remake. The slestack is wast I didn't like as much. Hey Junk, talk about the Dinosaurs TV show!!! I know they had action figures and stuffed toys.
Grew up with the original, looking back it was pretty good. The movie both sucked and blew at the same time