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TV Series

Series Name:    Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (The Lost World) Format: TV Series IMDB: IMDB Page Years: 1999 - 2002 Country: International Language: English Genre: Fantasy, Adventure, Science Fiction Rating: Rate Collection:   Seen It     Wishlist  Community:  2 Have Seen » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

Selected Cast	Peter McCauley as Prof. George Challenger
	Michael Sinelnikoff as Prof. Arthur Summerlee
	Rachel Blakely as Marguerite Krux
	William Snow as Lord John Roxton
	David Orth as Ned Malone
	Jennifer O'Dell as Veronica Layton
	Lara Cox as Finn
	Jerome Ehlers as Tribune

Notes

Canada-US-Australia co-production.

Early episodes aired both on pay per view and in commercial syndication. The PPV version of the series (which also aired in some non-US markets like Canada) contained nudity and sexual content that had to be edited out for the syndicated version.

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD Box Set

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World - Season Three - Image Entertainment - USA (2004)

DVD Box Set

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World - Season Two - Image Entertainment - USA (2004)

DVD Box Set

Lost World Season 1 - Liberty International Entertainment - Canada (2003)

DVD

Land Of The Apes - Prism Leisure - UK (2002)

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Comments and Reviews

23skidoo 10th Nov 2015		@George. Nudity is any part of the body that would not be exposed legally in public, so "da stuff" has broad interpretation. You can be arrested for showing your bare butt in public, therefore that counts as nudity. And people have different tolerances for sexual content. Some would be perfectly happy with hardcore scenes being done on Supergirl, others get upset if the most explicit they get is heavy breathing. Ratings systems have to strike a balance. Any depiction of sex, even if fully clothed, has to be treated the same as a result. At least it's more cut and dried with sex and nudity; violence is much harder to gauge because to some raising one's voice is considered violence on part with riddling someone with bullets. And there are those who still condemn TV shows and movies in which the word "damn" is uttered, never mind anything from the Malcolm Tucker/Al Swearingen phrase book.
George Slv 10th Nov 2015		The point is that none of da stuff was shown in any of the scenes with nude people. So the shows should not be rated "nudity". I've seen some hopelessly ridiculous ratings at times. Yeah, like a sex scene where they are under the covers, cause well after all, underneath the cover they are naked, right.
23skidoo 9th Nov 2015		@George. I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. Nudity is nudity. I remember seeing one episode that showed a guy watching a woman skinny dip and it was the full monty and I remember being a bit surprised because it was airing at about 3 in the afternoon.
George Slv 8th Nov 2015		This was a super series. By the last season the Canadian co-producer (Alliance-Atlantis) had closed business. It was filmed in Australia and used many mystical themes. I saw what could be called "nudity" in many episodes in Canada, except that it was not nudity. Nude people in the scene does not constitute nudity in the film if you don't show da stuff.

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