History Series / TheLostSaucer

This time around, two androids named Fi (Creator/RuthBuzzi) and Fum (Creator/JimNabors) land their saucer on a residential street in modern-day (1975) Earth. There, they attract the attention of a young boy named Jerry (Creator/JarrodJohnson) and his babysitter, Alice (Creator/Alic Playten), whom Fi and Fum invite aboard their saucer to show them what it can do. Unfortunately, Fi and Fum also attract the attention of local police and fire departments, and in a panic, take off... with Jerry and Alice still on board.

This time around, two androids named Fi (Creator/RuthBuzzi) and Fum (Creator/JimNabors) land their saucer on a residential street in modern-day (1975) Earth; there they attract the attention of a young boy named Jerry (Jarrod Johnson) and his babysitter, Alice (Alice Playten), whom Fi and Fum invite aboard their saucer to show them what it can do. Unfortunately, Fi and Fum also attract the attention of local police and fire departments, and in a panic, take off... with Jerry and Alice still on board.

* AmnesiaEpisode: Almost all Krofft shows have them. This one involves Fum losing his memory bank, and an evil empress trying to use him to carry out her sinister plot.

* FantasticComedy
* FlyingSaucer: Obviously.

* LaughTrack
* {{Mix and Match Critter|s}}: The Dorse is one.
* PeopleInRubberSuits: No Krofft show would be complete without 'em!
* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: Fi and Fum are actually robots... but look more like people wearing futuristic space outfits.
* ShortRunner: Like most Krofft shows, this one lasted for one season (and 16 episodes).

* TimeyWimeyBall: And how.

* ActingForTwo: One episode has the saucer recalled to Fi and Fum's home planet, where their creators are also played by Ruth Buzzi and Jim Nabors in age makeup.

* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: Averted with the series as a whole, but inverted, as some episodes actually took a swipe at social satire, such as the Lost Saucer landing in a future where obesity is embraced, and considered more desirable and attractive.

This time around, two androids named Fi (Creator/RuthBuzzi) and Fum (Creator/JimNabors) land their saucer on a residential street in modern-day (1975) Earth; there they attract the attention of a young boy named Jerry (Jarrod Johnson) and his babysitter, Alice (Alice Playten), whom Fi and Fum invite aboard their saucer, to show them what it can do. Unfortunately, Fi and Fum also attract the attention of local police and fire departments, and in a panic, take off... with Jerry and Alice still on board.

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[[caption-width-right:250:Gomer Pyle and Ruth Buzzi as androids]]

''The Lost Saucer'' was yet another of Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions' Saturday morning series involving characters being whisked away to another land, and spending the entire length of the series (an entire season) trying in vain to get home. This time around, two androids named Fi (Creator/RuthBuzzi) and Fum (Creator/JimNabors) land their saucer on a residential street in modern-day (1975) Earth; they attract the attention of a young boy named Jerry and his babysitter, Alice, whom Fi and Fum invite aboard their saucer, and show them what their saucer can do. At the same time, Fi and Fum also attract the attention of police and fire departments, and in a panic, take off... with Jerry and Alice still on board.

''The Lost Saucer'' was yet another of Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions' Saturday morning series involving characters being whisked away to another land, and spending the entire length of the series (an entire season) trying in vain to get home. This time around, two androids named Fi and Fum (Ruth Buzzi and Creator/JimNabors) land their saucer on a residential street in modern-day (1975) Earth; they attract the attention of a young boy named Jerry and his babysitter, Alice, whom Fi and Fum invite aboard their saucer, and show them what their saucer can do. At the same time, Fi and Fum also attract the attention of police and fire departments, and in a panic, take off... with Jerry and Alice still on board.

''The Lost Saucer'' was yet another of Creator/SidAndMartyKrofftProductions' Saturday morning series involving characters being whisked away to another land, and spending the entire length of the series (an entire season) trying in vain to get home. This time around, two androids named Fi and Fum (Ruth Buzzi and Jim Nabors) land their saucer on a residential street in modern-day (1975) Earth; they attract the attention of a young boy named Jerry and his babysitter, Alice, whom Fi and Fum invite aboard their saucer, and show them what their saucer can do. At the same time, Fi and Fum also attract the attention of police and fire departments, and in a panic, take off... with Jerry and Alice still on board.