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Dino Boy in the Lost Valley

 
 

 

 
 

Prod. Notes:


 

September 1966 - September 1968,  CBS

Hanna-Barbera

 

Cast:

 

Dino Boy ............................................................................... Johnny Carson

Ugh .................................................................................................. Mike Road

Bronty ........................................................................................ Don Messick

 

 

Synopsis:

 


 
Dino Boy In The Lost Valley premiered as part of the half-hour show Space Ghost and Dino Boy. One 8-minute Dino Boy segment aired between two Space Ghost segments each show.

Dino Boy followed the adventures of a young man named Tod, who was forced to parachute into an undiscovered part of the world known as the "Lost Valley" when the plane he and his parents were flying in was about to crash. The denizens of the valley were throwbacks to prehistoric times, including Neanderthals as well as dinosaurs.

Tod's guide in this strange, new world was Ugh, a caveman who possessed enough intelligence to speak broken English. The two met when Ugh saved Dino Boy from becoming a sabertooth tiger's snack, and the two quickly became friends.

Dino Boy’s pet, Bronty, was a small brontosaurus that followed him everywhere regardless of the danger. (Note: the Johnny Carson who provided Dino Boy’s voice wasn't the talk show host.)

 


 

 
 
Episodes:
 

 

Marooned

The Moss Men

The Treemen

The Fire God

The Mighty Snow Creature

The Wolf People

Valley of the Giants

The Ant Warriors

The Bird Riders

Giant Ants

The Rock Pygmies

Danger River

The Vampire Men

The Terrible Chase

The Sacrifice

The Marksman

The Spear Warriors

The Worm People

 

 

 

 

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