The Lost Saucer

The Lost Saucer (1975)

EndedScripted showChildren

Two time-traveling robots (who seemed to be lost most of the time) arrive in 1970s Chicago, and panicked by crowd descending on them, take off in their flying saucer–and find a boy and his babysitter still aboard.

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Scheduleevery Saturday at 09:30 (30 min)

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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

What is the premise of 'The Lost Saucer'?

The show follows the adventures of two androids, Fi and Fum, and their two human friends, Jerry and Alice. They travel through time and space in a flying saucer.

Who played the android Fi?

Jim Nabors played the android Fi, who spoke with a southern accent.

What year did 'The Lost Saucer' premiere?

'The Lost Saucer' premiered in 1975.

Who played the other android, Fum?

The android Fum was played by Ruth Buzzi.

What was the show's time slot?

The show aired on Saturday mornings at 10:30 a.m. ET.

What were some of the show's plot lines?

The show's plot lines involved time travel, visits to other planets, and encounters with strange creatures.

Who were the show's intended audience?

The show was intended for a young audience, with a target demographic of children aged 6 to 12.

Who created 'The Lost Saucer'?

The show was created by Sid and Marty Krofft.

How many episodes were produced?

A total of 16 episodes were produced.

What was the flying saucer's name?

The flying saucer was named O.Z. (short for "Orbit Zone").

What was Jerry and Alice's occupation?

Jerry and Alice were both teachers.

Who was the show's distributor?

The show was distributed by the American Broadcasting Company (ABC).

Did the show ever have a crossover with another Krofft production?

Yes, 'The Lost Saucer' had a crossover episode with 'Land of the Lost,' another Krofft production.

What was the budget for the show?

The budget for the show was rumored to be around $180,000 per episode.

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