Land of the Lost vs. Lost: Which Came First?

When we used to watch the Land of the Lost TV show as children, we thought it was the greatest TV show ever made. (Shows what we knew.) Now, with the big-budget movie remake stalking theaters, we're noticing that it bears more than a slight resemblance to what we currently think of as one of the greatest TV shows ever made -- one that's also about time travel and monsters and scientists. That's right, we're talking about Lost. Could the creators of Lost have been inspired by the original 1970s Land of the Lost TV series? Or did a VHS tape of Lost fall down a wormhole and end up inspiring Sid and Marty Krofft back in the 1970s? We compare the movie and the two shows to try and piece together the timeline in our Land of the Lost vs. Lost Gallery!

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June 3, 2009 3:56 PM
jya
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I just viewed your gallery and had a question. Are you under the mistaken impression that pylon is some kind of fictional word?

June 4, 2009 9:47 AM
Ergoparty
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I watched some Land of the Lost recently and what I found funny was that an actor was named Jon Locke. He played the Snow Man and maybe a Sleestak.

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