Land of the Lost - Cha-Ka | Season 1, Full Episode 1 | Sid & Marty Krofft Pictures

[@jordankayner9085]

WOW! My little 8 year old brain thought this series was the bestest ever. Now at 60 my inner child STILL thinks so - n I do too. Thanks to whoever!!!!

[@josejr.7191]

Better times back then my friend. We used our imaginations

[@Tinyman12]

I have all 3 seasons on DVD

[@SirManfly]

@@Tinyman12Sid and Marty sure had wild imaginations with shows like this and HR Puff n’Stuff 😂

[@Tinyman12]

@@SirManfly ya they sure did. I want to get their other shows on dvd too. I also happen to have Caroline Elis pic and signed I asked her for.

[@SirManfly]

@@Tinyman12 The Bugaloos ! Starring Caroline Ellis!! 😍

[@robtymec2642]

there was a period in my childhood where there was nothing I looked forward to more than the latest episode of this show. I loved it so much!

[@dannyhensley1100]

Every Saturday morning glued to the television 📺 in the early 70’s as a 7 year old watching this and Sigmun the sea monster. Such a wonderful memory.😊

[@lilyr6755]

Me too, but reruns in the 80's for me.

[@straywenlove9174]

i can still hear the theme song at a mere mention of the show

[@LancesLens]

Same

[@bradbel]

Same

[@ernestoleitao8684]

I'm 54, when I was a kid, this was fn awesome, chá ka!

[@waynehansell6749]

Kids today have no idea what they're missing. Saturday mornings in the 70s were the best.

[@bunnyoneful]

60's Saturday cartoons were good too!

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

60s and 70s = golden age of TV/ everything

[@MajorBorris]

As a child this show was very influential, from time paradoxes to natural history and science fiction my little four-year-old brain was blown and I never forgot about the sleestaks.

[@chloebelle4923]

I was 4 when this first aired as well. I can't believe how fake the sleestak suits look now compared to when I was little... I *was SO scared* of them!👾

[@craigfinnegan8534]

I was 9 and a little nutty (I still am, just in a more sophisticated way). I tape recorded a few episodes of Land of the Lost and the tapes became my prize possessions for awhile, because back then it was the most "on demand" you could get, unless you lived within a bicycle ride of a movie theater and your parents were happy to pay to get rid of you as often as possible.

[@Marrs305]

Strange nobody ever cooked a brontasorus burger.

[@lornalessing2080]

@@craigfinnegan8534 I was also 9 when this came out! Warm childhood fuzzies lol!! Right up there with HR Puffinstuff!!

[@alisonhenrich7110]

Same !

[@dougnoal7041]

Bowl of cereal and Saturday morning shows like this , great childhood memories !

[@shanemiller6982]

I was just telling some youngster about the cereal and shows in Sat. Mornnings. Reading the box while watching the shows.

[@provost5752]

These were the best days ever. After watching all the Saturday morning shows with some pop tarts or if I was lucky, some cinnamon rolls, I was off on the bicycle to play with my friends all day long without a care in the world.

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Super Sugar Crisp, Fruity Pebbles or Honeycomb for me ❤

[@PRH123]

Yep, we’d spend the whole day in the woods, making tree forts, riding BMX, climbing on construction equipment, and a hundred other things…. We were miles away from home…. just be back in time for dinner…

[@k_roc200-32]

Those were the days!!!

[@PaulRoos-p3o]

with Nolan Ryan rookie cards flapping away on my spokes.

[@JohnBock-nq9lr]

​@@PRH123exactly....no supervision !!! No phones just friends and adventures. 70s was a great/ fantastic time to grow up. Wish I could go back as I am now .

[@NYnative61]

I was 13 in 1974 and never missed an episode. I sort of lived for this Saturday morning show. Any other now 62 year olds remember that feeling?

[@lindaegli5657]

💕

[@lindaegli5657]

@@NYnative61 👍

[@katherinkeegan8601]

I was 12 years old. I thought this sci fi show had so much potential.

[@bucketheadistheman]

Fondest childhood memories of this classic.

[@martane665]

Not having a dad around I really enjoyed seeing such a great dad give his all for his kids in a dangerous situation. The wonder and empathy and common sense displayed was such a joy to me.

[@azsunburns]

Same here❤

[@jeffstout3469]

I was a sickly scrawny kid in the rural backwoods of Western Kentucky when this show aired, watching it on our clunky old black & white TV with rabbit ears antenna It made me believe that the woods around our house was inhabited thickly with flesh eating dinosaurs. I'm 60 now, highly educated and have enjoyed a life of world travel and success. Sweet memories no matter...

[@debbiedewberry5239]

When this show first aired on TV. You could not pull me away from the set. Johnny Quest, Space Ghost and many others were mini sit coms you could not pull me away from. Best shows ever of my childhood. These shows keep your interest even though you know it's not real it was always great to watch.

[@DylansPen]

Imagine a show like this now with CGI dinosaurs. Maybe even too real for little kids.

[@debbiedewberry5239]

@Dylan Now of days the dinosaurs would have to look real with the great technology that's out now! It would frighten the kids maybe just too much! We don't want to scare children today we just need to inform them that they once existed!

[@jeffhodge7272]

Johnny Quest! LOVED IT!!

[@dougfredricks2017]

A great era of 📺 even with Rabbit Ears. 😆

[@droberts1664]

no kidding. Id still watch em if they were on

[@cindywolfe7997]

This was my favorite Saturday morning tv program as a kid. Miss those days.

[@Rlotpir1972]

And later on Weekday syndication under the title, "Krofft Superstars".

[@proto-geek248]

I remember Valley of the Dinosaurs was on another channel at the same time so you couldn't watch both. I chose this.

[@BackoftheCerealBox]

I love this show. All these years and it still holds up as the masterpiece it is.

[@mallninja9805]

This was definitely one of the shows of all time 🤣

[@dougfredricks2017]

Was a teen in 70s and loved these shows on Saturday 🌄 Morning. 👍 post

[@juliemccauslin5807]

Anybody else who loved this show but DETESTS what they did to it in that Will Ferrell movie? Me!

[@eduardo_corrochio]

I refused to watch the movie because I figured they'd make a mockery of the show.

[@andyleclerc3600]

It was a foul mouthed, slapdash, shell of the series, and OF COURSE, Will Ferrell was just doing another variation of every other character he ever played. The movie needed the depth Soencer brought to Rick Marshall, and the script NEEDED to be A LOT closer to the spirit of the show.

[@michelleblose226]

I detest all of the remakes...The Dukes of Hazard, Knight Rider, The A Team...they need to come up with their own ideas!!

[@DesertPhxStudio]

I loved this show when it first came out, and I still do.

[@starofjustice1]

Well, you probably should.

[@iceburgtimcontent8409]

@Russell Collier pi ok)3¾

[@iceburgtimcontent8409]

@Russell Collier r r 45 r

[@kensellers4082]

Watching “Land of the Lost” on Saturday morning was very soothing and relaxing after having had a late night out on Friday night until 3:00 AM.

[@colinchampollion4420]

Me too my favorite Chaka & Will

[@dadahyena]

Great to see this again; we definitely need more of the unrestrained weirdness and childlike wonder the Kroffts have given us for so many years!

[@bboardman]

my favorite S&MK show! to be honest, all of their shows were pretty great!

[@jaengen]

The Brady Bunch Variety Hour was their crowning achievement.

[@Jamie-ug2hf]

I loved this show!! Saturday mornings was officially called at my house.( CARTOON & DONUT 🍩🍩 DAY) and damn, I miss them so much !! I'm 60 now & still 😞😞😞

[@eduardo_corrochio]

I first saw this show when I was eight back in '74. And today, to be able to watch the episodes again, it's literally fantastic in a way ... almost like traveling back in time. We are lucky.

[@MorlokKurak]

The only good thing about modern technology is that shows like this are preserved so we can kinda relive our childhood memories. What was the name of that show that starred Larry Storch and Forest Tucker? Something about them in space I think. 🤔

[@eduardo_corrochio]

​@@MorlokKurak It was The Ghost Busters. They investigated hauntings and so forth (the space shows were Far Out Space Nuts, and The Lost Saucer). kzbin.info/aero/PLIl2eWOVM20HMp85S3KZFgftJRgwStzIv kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWjJiGZprcSGj6s&pp=ygUPdGhlIGxvc3Qgc2F1Y2Vy kzbin.info/www/bejne/embcmWNrr5WYnrM&pp=ygUSZmFyIG91dCBzcGFjZSBudXRz Also, this was a Canadian show but I would have loved it when I was ten; one actor (Billy Van) did most of the characters, and Vincent Price was its host; several fun recurring sketches were featured on each episode ... The Hilarious House of Frightenstein: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJjUYZt9jdiCkLc

[@tabletheater7183]

@@MorlokKurak Larry Storch & Forrest Tucker were in “The Ghostbusters”. You’re thinking of “Far Out Space Nuts” starring Bob Denver.

[@deborahrichardson3731]

It was cereal and pillows and covers on the living room floor for us. Saturday mornings ❤

[@enadopato]

I always had a soft spot for practical effects and claymation mixed in with live action, and this was one of the things that influenced my love for it.

[@pallen49]

I love it too.. There's a certain nostalgic charm it brings, especially if you're the types that long for a simpler times...

[@soulvein5371]

Yeah it reminds me of those great old Sinbad movies...😅

[@edamnaf9265]

This TV was so awesome when I was younger.....I knew it was miniatures and stop motion ..I knew it was fake...but when it came on, I became immersed in the story, and it was a smart story for Saturday mornings (and kids!) ....think about it...time travel, time paradox, alien races.....dinosaurs.......and an actual story that kept going week to week. Thanks, Sid and Marty....I will always treasure this show.

[@Tinyman12]

This was my temporary escape from reality as well as the other Sid and Marty Krofft shows.

[@h-e-acc]

That intro with the t-Rex lunging towards the camera always scared me as a kid 😱

[@notaboredreader2675]

1974... I was graduating high school, then working for the County Grand Jury, then off to college. I've heard of them over the years but never watched any episodes. Now I'm approaching 70 and I've added this to my TBW(watched) list! Thanks for making these available.

[@apacalyptic1freelancevideo213]

brings back memories of the good ol days when my mom was here. im 46 now

[@johnnyutah6730]

This brought such a great memory. Anyone else mesmerized and freaked by the sleestak?

[@jsEMCsquared]

2:12 Sleestack taste like chicken. Or lizard. Same

[@ashwynn4177]

Wow. The SPECIAL effects! Got tears in my eyes! Of joy!?

[@erinmeggik391]

👍 Such 📺 nostalgia and it brings back Saturday Morning memories. Back in day when we had 3 perhaps 4 TV channels yet still loved the shows. 😊

[@MettleHurlant]

This was better than I remember. Cheesy effects but the story was solid. The actor who played Cha-Ka was great.

[@tomsav8848]

Loved this show, so much as a kid! Pylons and crystals were super cooool.

[@radishattack]

As a kid I used to chase a toy boat down stream while singing this theme song. Thanks for the memories. Upload more episodes if you can

[@bfettrules1239]

We all did. My fiends and I all engaged in this ritual prior to playing.

[@Mrbarryofhollywood]

Wesley! The original Madonna!

[@Skully317]

Saturday mornings in the mid 70's were awesome! 🤟

[@mariogiresi6792]

If this show isn’t on Blu ray yet it should be. I watched the 1991 series and the dinosaurs were an improvement over the 1974 version but not much else was. I had the honor of meeting “Will and Holly” several years ago and they delighted in telling stories about show.

[@mariogiresi6792]

@The Wandering k 😊 Thank you.

[@frankzito8653]

Seeing this 50 years later is blowing my mind!

[@timfahey7127]

Saturday mornings........then ot went to 4 pm in repeats....channel 38 Boston!!! Memories man. Those sleesack creatures scared the crap ou of me!!!

[@davidwan6646]

Watches it when I was 7. Now I m almost 60! Time flies.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I love this! I used to have a whole Pakuni-English dictionary I put together from watching this series 😃

[@craigfinnegan8534]

That's ambitious! All I did was record a few episodes on a tape recorder (VCRs were a few years later). But I did film Planet of the Apes action figures on my little Super 8 camera. I'd film a few frames, slightly move the figure, then film some more. When it came back from the developers I found I'd done a decent job, the figures looked a little like they were moving of their own accord. I also filmed a spoof episode of The Waltons with my siblings. I called it "The Walnuts." For the opening, I dragged a toy old-fashioned car across our billiard table with thin fishing line. It turned out to be a masterpiece, though I don't recall it winning any awards.

[@monsieurcommissaire1628]

You are awesome.

[@BackoftheCerealBox]

what?? That's got to be shared!!

[@kirstenwright6362]

That's awesome! What a scholar you were.

[@christopherweber9464]

OMG ... Talk about a blast from the past

[@gregoryames]

I remember first watching land of the lost way back when I was a little kid it was one of my favorite TV shows I watched way back in the late 70s I really enjoyed watching this show

[@MalcolmDesigns]

Loved this show as a kid, it's hard to believe 50 years ago!

[@bxpress6507]

When I was a kid..Sid & Marty ruled!🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@mrkultra1655]

Wicked man, haven’t seen this in like almost 50 years. Kids shows were so much better then

[@geraldmcshepard3286]

A pure masterpiece of television history.

[@bobfriend2245]

I can still hear the Sleestak hiss almost 50 years later ! Burned into my childhood memory :)

[@SidMartyKrofftPictures]

That kind of sound stays with you forever 😧

[@vancemorton1081]

It’s been 40 plus year now ,,I’m 54 today,,,watching WILL FERRELL’s 2009 movie 🎥 LAND OF THE LOST it’s been so long ago. I couldn’t remember what any of the actors looked like,,,,

[@libertubey2199]

Many of the crew members of LOTL either worked on Star Trek: The Original Series (Wah Chang, David Gerrold, Walter "Chekov" Koening, who wrote a few episodes) or subsequent Star Trek projects after this series (Herman Zimmerman, Mike Westmore, etc.).

[@gogogravity]

When I was about 7 years old, I watched every episode and loved it! I used to pretend I was cha ka, and build trails to monkey scoot through them. lol

[@AaronDarden]

My boomer dad introduced me to this show and i love every minute of it.

[@garyh4458]

Boomers are so cool!

[@scotttyson7970]

Enjoy

[@Bubbles99718]

Boomer? He had to be around 25 years old when this came out. U saying he got hooked as a 25 year old? Bit odd if true.

[@donmccullen1973]

At least for the first two seasons you had people that ate, breathed and lived Science Fiction and gave LOTL their best stories. Camp as any Kroft show, but unlike the others...it was written very well.

[@nordicaryanAntiZog]

written very well? maybe for 1974's standards, i suppose.

[@donmccullen1973]

@@nordicaryanAntiZog David Gerrold gave Trekkies lots of Tribbles.

[@swk38]

writer strike in hollywood gave saturday morning tv alot of content the writer strike was only for prime time writers- wo to supplement their income during the strike, they wrote for saturday morning programs. the series that aired during this time on TV were among the best written with story lines and canon, with a lot of imagination

[@mborok]

@@nordicaryanAntiZog Ben Bova, Larry Niven, Norman Spinrad, Theodore Sturgeon, David Gerrold and D.C. Fontana were all writers on the show.

[@scottysgarage4393]

@@mborok Gerrold is unfit to be in that list.

[@Mrs.Brisby2950]

It was 1985, and a friend of mine brought her 7 year-old twin girls over before she went to work. Together with my 7 year-old son, I would walk the children to school. But.. before that...the kids had breakfast and watched "Land of the Lost"!!! I still can hear the sweet high pitched voices of the girls singing the theme song...and we waited to see the dreaded SLEESTAKS!!!!

[@yAyOindefinitely]

"Picture it"...(Sophia Petrillo's voice) 😂😁😊

[@markgreiser464]

I was a Kid in the 60's and 70's and really enjoyed the Work, from your Studios. Thank you all, for a great Childhood and memories.

[@davidwaller3790]

Loved this back in the day! Saw almost every episode on Saturday mornings.. Watching it now the three actors did a great job with what cheesy effects they had to work with. 😄👍

[@Rlotpir1972]

One of them later became a soap opera star and a game show host for Nickelodeon.

[@respectbossmon]

Excellent, classic, Saturday morning TV! I still love this show. Too bad there weren't any tribbles.

[@jeffjeff4477]

Seeing the intro brings back memories!!! Wow!!!

[@tomskinner2593]

the background music is the best. Watched this religiously as a kid.

[@randyjohnson5426]

This taking me back in time...sat morning...me in my pajamas...loving this.

[@jdb123ize]

At 5 years old the dinosaurs scared me, 53 and they still do

[@mdhbh]

Thank you for uploading this classic 70s show.

[@LordZontar]

The best Saturday morning live-action show.

[@DanielReyes-kn5sv]

😂🤣 use to love this show. Never missed saturday mornings

[@darrellwalker5203]

I was about 7 years old when I was watching this classic it brings back memories for sure.

[@PozerAdultRacingTeam]

Used to watch it every Saturday morning in glorious b&w.

[@sunnys3325]

Oh MAN!! I loved this show!!

[@behindthespotlight7983]

This show lent to every wide-eyed 8 year old walking through the original REI’s and peering into the old Buck Knife & Henry display cases in 1970’s-early 80’s hardware stores. And then came the Fisher Price Adventure People (remember that series of pre-Star Wars “action figures”?) All of us kids wanted a backpack like these characters and a belt knife. Unless we were playing Bigfoot and Wildboy. All that required was a dirty old jump rope. 45 years ago. (sigh) It goes so fast.

[@winstondeocampo699]

Man I sure loved this time in my childhood. Loved this show. Thanks for bringing it back.

[@onlyunkownguy]

One of my favorite shows to watch back then

[@northernbettygirl]

When I was little, my dream was to one day be a Paleoentologist. I loved anything dinosaur from drawing them, making them out of Playdough and the old movies to Godzilla. Loved it!!!🦕🦖And at 60, I still do ❤️

[@proto-geek248]

Me too. They don't call me Proto-Geek for nuthin.

[@soulvein5371]

My son is actually starting his natural history degree to become a paleontologist at some point. He has a vast collection of Dino toys, and has a Dinoblitz tik-tok channel...haha. He does stop motion, and memes with them.

[@zaddy49]

Me too! Out local newspaper held a contest for elementary school kids where we had to draw and tell about what we wanted to be when we grew up. The other kids of course wanted to be firemen or doctors or horses or whatever Not me, I wanted to be a paleontologist and I won the contest! 5 whole bucks! 😂 That was a lot of money for a 3rd grader.

[@Tbird1549]

Sid and Marty were geniuses! They knew exactly what kids liked!

[@jamiconroy7841]

This was my favorite show !!!

[@shable1436]

My favorite show on Saturday mornings in the 70s and early 80s, i used to set with bowl of cereal on the floor and in my underroos 😂 watching this, it was like a ritual

[@gargoyle426]

I have always remembered this as one of my favorite shows from when I was a kid but watching it now all these years later (2024) I can't get over how raw it all was. I think the Will Ferrell movie at least tried to pay homage and respect to the original while making a good showing of updating it for the 21st century. I have to watch more episodes now to see if it ever developed or did it stay the same the whole way through.

[@rcjr68]

a staple of sat morning shows when i was a kid

[@Shootingstarcomics]

My all time favorite tv show! Please upload the rest.

[@Nirky]

Memories of watching this series while eating way too much sugary cereal.

[@hardcharger]

I LOVED that show SO MUCH as a kid. I loved the movie as well.

[@antoniobell4070]

Brings back alot of good memories as a kid climbing trees and just a great time in life to be a kid

[@LancesGrl]

Wow!!! That brought back memories 🥰 ...so cool to see this!!!

[@customgod]

I loved this show when it first aired, and still do today!

[@doclew28]

after all these years I STILL know the entire opening song by heart... hahahahahahaha!!! this was my joint back in the day on saturday mornings...

[@Dempsey222]

One of the greatest tv shows ever.

[@jamesfountain6183]

This was my favorite show when I was a little kid. I couldn't wait for Saturday morning. As an adult, I was so happy to hear that a movie was being made...then we got that crap...WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT!!! The possibilities for a trilogy or multiple movies were unreal....so sad!!!😢

[@VBaskin2010]

The Land Of The Lost Is the original Jurassic Park and Jurassic World!

[@RedwoodTheElf]

Not to mention a prototype for a lot of "Weird Alien Technology" shows, Time Travel, etc. It has surprisingly deep lore with the Sleestaks. There's even an episode where they see an eternal loop of their fall down the waterfall.

[@gaz90s84]

I disnt even know this was a thing I just watched the comedy one with will Pharrell I just found out today this was an actual show 😂😂😂

[@donmccullen1973]

Before LOTL you had Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World.

[@robertcoggeshall3071]

@@gaz90s84 the Ferrell movie didn't do it justice. This show was so iconic.

[@proto-geek248]

They both feature dinosaurs, otherwise no.

[@i.m-r0d]

This show was my childhood... so much so, that I, as a kid, actually made a, somewhat crude recreation of the cave in my backyard with plywood and a wooden bench, a couple of buckets so I could climb up and into my cave😅 Ah childhood😂

[@DannyPepprs]

Im 53 and couldnt wait to watch this when I was a kid ! Sleestacks were scary as hell

[@standepain]

Really wish they do an book on the art of this series. The miniature set are just fantastic not to mention just the lore.

[@CasaLobo77]

This show and Sigmond and the sea monster were staple shows I watched during my childhood in the 70s in the Philippines!❤

[@leestoner4337]

Loved Land of the Lost,H.R. Puffin Stuff,Lost Saucer,Lidsville Way out Space Nuts,

[@TabbyTG]

Don't forget Sigmund and the Sea Monsters.

[@theadjuster151]

@@TabbyTG and Bigfoot and Wildboy, Lucan, etc

[@robertcoggeshall3071]

Far out space nuts. I said lunch, not launch!!!

[@donnettevanwagoner7097]

Loved this show! David Gerrold. Also wrote Star Trek’s, “The trouble with Tribbles”. The second theme song lyrics were written by Wayne Osmond. And in 2009, another show ruined by Will Ferrell.

[@laurametheny1008]

Thank you! Oh my gosh. This brings back so many memories. ME and my 4 bros watching cartoons. We lost our oldest bro in 2018. He was paralyzed from botched back surgery for many years. This reminds me of when we were all young and strong. Even our late parents still here. Grandparents. Everyone. Miss them all so much. But what a fun sweet trip to the past. God bless🙏😍🦖🦕

[@Wutzmename]

I really appreciate you Sir. I frequently watch commercials from the 70s and the 80s. I was born in the lower 70s and love getting nostalgic. Recently found one of my favorites, That's Incredible, on KZbin. I'm so going to enjoy watching this episode!! What's odd for me is the fact that I went back and watched Voltron and Airwolf and it wasn't how I remembered it and I actually got bored a few episodes into them.

[@tundradude4894]

One of my favorite Saturday morning shows as a kid

[@FLStelth]

I was in the second grade when this premiered. I remember confiding in a friend that I liked Holly. What a great show.

[@ocnblizzard4764]

Just moved to a city from a northern town with 2 channels. We got cable for the first time; this was the first program that started around 5am. Never been up that early but was happy to be up early and to be a part of the Saturday Morning Fever Gang. "Saturday morning fever is on the rise on NBC." Does anyone remember those old cartoon bumpers ha ha!

[@amypope9098]

This never gets old 💕

[@BrianKliewer]

My brother and I were glued to the TV every week. It was a fun show.

[@amypope9098]

@@BrianKliewer my brother and I as well 💕

[@michaelschwab9806]

Aww,yes..my childhood every Saturday morning with Land of the Lost, who's here in 2023!

[@mariogiresi6792]

This is how you write and produce a children’s show. What passes for kiddie entertainment” in 2023 is nothing more than a thinly veiled exposure of the immature and perverse mind that produces them. Ok, I’m off my soapbox😊

[@mariogiresi6792]

@@michaelschwab9806 I’ve decided to watch the entire series all over again. Haven’t seen it since its original airing.

[@LetsGoThere]

The choice of banjo with those trippy Steve Miller Band sounding keyboards is something I will never understand but it works

[@smanationone1131]

It seemed so real at the time. My word!!!

[@alandroid8756]

Never noticed how much these people look like the Brady Bunch until now

[@Helianthus_]

They're the Brachy Bunch. Because... you know

[@Arimas-bx2rt]

Mike, Greg and Cindy.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

@@Arimas-bx2rt "on a routine expedition....."

[@lunam7249]

actually everyone alive has that mid 1970s face...i believe genetics also have a time period...

[@oORiseAboveOo]

Could be the man perm.

[@davidmichels9454]

Oh, to be sitting in front of the TV. My child mind racing as to what adventures may unfold before me!

[@martinsolomon5500]

Chaka is now living in a retirement home in Florida. He likes to play black gammon and enjoys watching the Flintstones and Harry and the Hendersons. He doesn’t just drink water now, he moved onto to ham sandwiches and pizza and likes English Tea with a splash of milk and a spoon of honey.

[@BlueCollarBeerSnob]

Sometimes Chaka longs to be with his own kind, but only during his mating season, which occurs when sunspots appear on the surface of our sun every 11 years of the solar cycle. This is said to be the inspiration for the notorious Star Trek episode, Amok Time (Season 2; Episode 1, 1967)

[@Batmandabomb]

at least hes not a jew

[@proto-geek248]

🤫

[@salemdesigns65]

@martinsolomon5500: Hahahaha.... Funny!

[@Ken-rq9xr]

Haven't seen this since I was kid. Never noticed how hokey the beginnings were Miss cartoon Saturday mornings