Land of the Giants was an hour-long American science fiction television program lasting two seasons beginning on September 22, 1968, and ending on March 22, 1970. The show was created and produced by Irwin Allen. The show was aired on ABC and released by 20th Century Fox Television. The series was filmed entirely in color and ran for 51 episodes. The show starred Gary Conway and Don Marshall. Author Murray Leinster also wrote three novels in 1968 and 1969 based on the television series.
A giant scientist performs cloning experiments on the Earthlings.
Using a device stolen from time-travelling researchers, Steve and Dan return to the day of the Spindrift's launch and try to alter history and stop the ill-fated flight.
The Spindrift come to the aid of a has-been horror actor but during his comeback movie they find themselves in danger from his enthusiastic director.
The Earthlings come to the aid of a giant deaf boy and his poverty-stricken family.
The Earthlings become involved with twin brothers who are plotting to take over the planet.
The Giants have invented a detector that can home in on Earth-based metals, and Dan puts the entire group at risk due to the surgical pin in his leg.
The Spindrift crew must deal with the head of Police Security, who is attempting to undermine a Senator who believes in their cause and frame the Earthlings for sabotage.
This time around, four punk kids from Earth run up against the Spindrift crew.
A giant boy-genius comes up with a pill that can enlarge an Earthling to Giant-size.
Fitzhugh tries to use his gambling expertise to pick the winners at a local racetrack, but has to enter into a deal with a giant to do so.
An amnesiac Fitzhugh falls in with two giant thieves and becomes their willing accomplice.
Mark is roped into helping two giant scientists build a spaceship that can return them all to Earth.
The Earthlings become involved with an insane giant scientist who has infra-red goggles he can use to find them whenever he wants.
Barry is strick by appendicitis and the Earthlings have no choice but to turn to a giant doctor for assistance.
Inspector Kobick of the SID involves the Earthlings in a plan to track down counterfeiters.
Steve is turned into a raving paranoid by exposure to mushroom spores, and cuts a deal with Inspector Kobick to betray his crewmates.
Fitzhugh and Steve accidentally return to Earth in a space-time pod but end up in 1900 and must deal with hostile villagers.
Mark falls for an attractive Earth girl - the survivor of a previous space flight.
Valerie is forced to act as a toy ballerina in a giant's scheme to kill his rich uncle.
Kobick uses a captured Chipper as bait in a trap to capture the entire Spindrift crew.
When the giants increase their search efforts, the Earthlings must increase their salvage efforts and end up captured by a giant and his daughter.
The Earthlings come to the aid of a giant magician.
The Giants have invented a chemical that forces those exposed to it to tell the truth, and plan to test it on the Earthlings.
Fitzhugh pretends to be an elf to entertain two orphan children, but things turn deadly when it's revealed that traditionally the children sacrifice the elf to make a wish come true.
A sadistic child unleashes his mechanical toys on the hapless Earthlings.
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