The first episode of the children's television show Land of the Lost aired on ABC in the fall of 1991 and lasted for a half hour on Saturday mornings. Nickelodeon would eventually start airing repeats of older shows. The license to make a toyline based on the series was awarded to Tiger Toys. This toyline comprised regular and "talking" action figures, many dinosaurs and playsets, an electronic Crystal Sword, along with an electronic LCD game and a board game. During their time away together, Tom, Kevin, and Annie Porter, along with the rest of their family, find themselves drawn into a parallel prehistoric world. The Porters construct a tree house and make friends with some of the locals, including an orphaned dinosaur named Tasha who is exceptionally intelligent, a monkey man named Stink, and another human named Christa who has lived in the Land of the Lost since she was a young girl. The Porters are forced to contend with living alongside dinosaurs while also evading the sinister and technologically advanced Sleestaks.
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The first episode of the children's television show Land of the Lost aired on ABC in the fall of 1991 and lasted for a half hour on Saturday mornings. Nickelodeon would eventually start airing repeats of older shows. The license to make a toyline based on the series was awarded to Tiger Toys. This toyline comprised regular and "talking" action figures, many dinosaurs and playsets, an electronic Crystal Sword, along with an electronic LCD game and a board game. During their time away together, Tom, Kevin, and Annie Porter, along with the rest of their family, find themselves drawn into a parallel prehistoric world. The Porters construct a tree house and make friends with some of the locals, including an orphaned dinosaur named Tasha who is exceptionally intelligent, a monkey man named Stink, and another human named Christa who has lived in the Land of the Lost since she was a young girl. The Porters are forced to contend with living alongside dinosaurs while also evading the sinister and technologically advanced Sleestaks.
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