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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World: Season 1 (1999 - 2000)
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Scientist and explorer George Challenger learns from a dying colleague of a prehistoric world and organizes an expedition to find it.
Desperate to escape and more than a little greedy, Marguerite offers Veronica to a tribal chief in return for jewels and safe passage off the plateau for her group.
The expedition encounters a world where dinosaur descendants rule and men are slaves, good only for eating, working and fighting to the death in a coliseum. With Peter McCauley, Michael Sinelnikoff, David Orth, Rachel Blakely, William Snow, Jennifer O'Dell.
Stung by a giant bee, Summerlee lies near death; Challenger seeks a way to repel an attack by the ape-men.
In order to free Challenger from her tribe, the team must retrieve the bones of a warrior queen's husband.
Christecs brand Summerlee (Michael Sinelnikoff) a devil after he revives a drowning child. With Peter McCauley, David Orth, Rachel Blakely, William Snow and Jennifer O'Dell.
A vampire bite elevates Roxton's hunting instincts to a bloodthirsty level; a smitten native will fight Malone to the death for Veronica.
Druids worship Marguerite, who bears the mark of an ancient prophet; Veronica and Summerlee find a baby.
A search for Veronica's parents leads to a paradise guarded by prehistoric creatures and filled with beautiful, talented immortals.
Roxton, Challenger and Summerlee bring badly injured Malone to a magic healer in order to save his life.
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Aug 14, 2020Amazing fun! A 1919 band of explorers struggle to survive while stranded on a supernatural plateau where dinosaurs, magic, time warps, and all manner of dangers await. Shot in beautiful Australia, TLW balances excitement, wonder, mystery, and romance. It's from a time when shows were fun, not depressing, and people were basically good despite their flaws. The setting allows for anything to happen and the writers have a lot of fun in the sandbox they created without taking anything too seriously. What the show does take seriously, is the characters who are so well written they become instantly memorable. Although an adventure show at heart, we get more character depth and relationship development as the episodes unfold. The characters have clear goals and distinct personalities and are brought alive by the perfect set of actors. The leads give it their all and know how to perfectly balance the tones from light-hearted fun to danger to heartfelt moments. Whether it's the kindly old professor who has trouble getting around or the fiery two-faced gemologist, I care about each of these people. And that makes me care about the action more than most of today's slickly choreographed big-budget show-pieces with boring, hollow, and generic characters. The show does take a couple episodes to hit it's stride and I can easily overlook the occasional dated effect or small set. Like many, I am disappointed the show ended on a cliffhanger, but for me, the plateau was not really a mystery to be solved. It was a place of wonder where our characters find out more about themselves and each other. If you need a break from the nihilistic depression of most of today's media and just want a fun adventure with likable people, check out The Lost World!
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