Sleestaks.

Yep. Sleestaks.

Actually, it was never revealed, what they'd do to you if they ever caught up to you. Perhaps they only wanted a hug.

But I ain't no mummy-hugger, just so ya know.

:rofl:

It's true though... you never knew exactly what the deal was with them.

but I just couldn't put my finger on it until now-
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What was it? Albert or Consuela or something?

He was from the past. The big green guys were the product of de-evolution.

A pretty little latina sleestak was just what that show needed.

You learn something new every day.


http://www.panopticist.com/2005/02/bill_laimbeer_was_a_sleestak.php

No, seriously: Bill Laimbeer, the widely loathed giant who played center for the Detroit Pistons from 1982 to 1993, appeared as a Sleestak in at least one episode of the cheesy ’70s show Land of the Lost, a program that terrorized a generation of young kids on Saturday mornings. I discovered the Laimbeer connection on my own a couple of years ago, when I watched a two-episode LotL videotape I had bought during a bout of nostalgia. This obscure bit of trivia is, I admit, probably only of interest to North Americans born between about 1963 and 1973 who remember the nightmares caused by those hissing, rubber-suited monsters. Like the entire show itself, the Sleestaks seem hilariously campy now, but they were terrifying to a six-year-old. Also terrifying was the show’s incredibly weird music, a bizarre amalgam of eerie synthesizer bleeps and down-home banjo pickin’.

Thanks to you, I hate him even more. A sleestak!

Remember, Enik was one of them, and he thought he had gone back in time to before they had developed intelligence. WRONG! He actually arrived after the heyday, and they had devolved....