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Land of the Lost
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Dream Maker

  • Episode aired Sep 19, 1992
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6.7/10
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Land of the Lost (1991)
AdventureComedyFamilySci-Fi

Following an earthquake, the Porters stumble onto their old house through a clearing in the forest. The kids are elated, but Tom has a hunch that it's too good to be true.Following an earthquake, the Porters stumble onto their old house through a clearing in the forest. The kids are elated, but Tom has a hunch that it's too good to be true.Following an earthquake, the Porters stumble onto their old house through a clearing in the forest. The kids are elated, but Tom has a hunch that it's too good to be true.

  • Director
    • Frank De Palma
  • Writers
    • Len Janson
    • Chuck Menville
  • Stars
    • Timothy Bottoms
    • Jenny Drugan
    • Robert Gavin
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.7/10
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    • Director
      • Frank De Palma
    • Writers
      • Len Janson
      • Chuck Menville
    • Stars
      • Timothy Bottoms
      • Jenny Drugan
      • Robert Gavin
    • 1User review
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    Timothy Bottoms
    Timothy Bottoms
    • Tom Porter
    Jenny Drugan
    Jenny Drugan
    • Annie Porter
    • (as Jennifer Drugan)
    Robert Gavin
    Robert Gavin
    • Kevin Porter
    Ed Gale
    Ed Gale
    • Tasha
    Danny Mann
    Danny Mann
    • Tasha
    • (voice)
    Bobby Porter
    Bobby Porter
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    The Krofft Puppets
    The Krofft Puppets
    • Tasha
    • (uncredited)
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    • Director
      • Frank De Palma
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      • Len Janson
      • Chuck Menville
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    10hellraiser7

    Nightmare Maker

    This is one of my favorite episodes of the show, it predates the film "Event Horizon". We see there is something weird going on as the Porters are just hearing and seeing things. I really like how we're all in the same boat as the Porters as we're wondering what the heck is going on, from the airplane heard last night, a San Francisco parking ticket, one of Kevin's favorite TV shows suddenly being shown it just doesn't all add up.

    Things get a lot stranger when the Porters see their neighborhood which looks exactly the same, and when they go into the house it has everything intact even technology all works; except for one big crucial detail there is no one in the neighborhood.

    I'll admit the atmosphere of the neighborhood was just unsettling, reminds me of the video game "Silent Hill" just the isolation and quiet really gets to me also gives me a bad feeling like their being watched.

    I won't say anymore than that except it all goes with the old saying, "It's too good to be true."

    Rating: 4 stars

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    • Trivia
      What Kevin calls "The Turbo Twins" is actually Electra Woman and Dyna Girl (1976), another Krofft Brothers production.
    • Goofs
      When Kevin opens the refrigerator, no light comes on. When Tasha first sticks her head inside, there is now a light on.
    • Connections
      Features Electra Woman and Dyna Girl (1976)

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      • September 19, 1992 (United States)
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