Lost LA (2016) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Lost LA (2016) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Lost LA online in HD.

Lost LA — Storyline

Much of Los Angeles's past is lost to history, but through the region's archives, we can uncover the inspiring dreams and bitter realities that built the modern-day metropolis.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Nathan Masters

Lost LA — Series Details

Lost LA — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Wild LA (2016-01-27) — The city of Los Angeles has a complicated relationship with its natural environment, including the weather phenomenon known as the Santa Ana winds and the grizzly bear, an animal o
• E2: Before the Dodgers (2016-02-03) — Long before Sandy Koufax threw Dodger Stadium's first pitch, and even before the first residents moved into Chavez Ravine, there were the Elysian Hills. Raised up by tectonic force
• E3: Reshaping L.A. (2016-02-10) — It is often said that Los Angeles has buried much of its history. It has suppressed inconvenient reports, recast the plight of Mission Indians as a Spanish Romance, written entire

Season 2

• E1: Borderlands (2017-10-10) — Settlement of southern California began long before America's triumphant march westward from the Atlantic coast, as evidenced by the interconnected lives of three people who lived
• E2: Wild West (2017-10-17) — Before Hollywood, Los Angeles was a real frontier town of gunslingers, lynch mobs, and locomotives. L.A. has been reckoning with that past by examining hanging trees, the massacre
• E3: Building the Metropolis (2017-10-24) — Wood, iron, steel, concrete: these materials gave form to Los Angeles and shaped its identity in the national imagination. But what of the city's cultural legacy and the environmen
• E4: Dream Factory (2017-11-07) — Filmmaker Lois Weber rose to greatness in a nascent film industry that was open to women in creative leadership positions, while the Central Casting Bureau placed minorities in bac
• E5: Coded Geographies (2017-11-14) — Two underground guidebooks — The Negro Travelers' Green Book and The Address Book — reveal the hidden geographies many Angelenos had to navigate, exposing Los Angeles as a place
• E6: Pacific Rim (2017-11-21) — Americans have long looked at the California shore and seen the end of the continent, but that sandy edge is the beginning of a Pacific world — one that has long influenced Los An

Season 3

• E1: Yosemite (2018-10-09) — From a land maintained by indigenous peoples, to its emergence as a tourist attraction, to the site of conflict over humanity's relationship with nature, Yosemite is ever-changing.
• E2: Desert Fantasy (2018-10-16) — California deserts have sparked imaginations around the world. From the famously alien landscape of Joshua Tree to the wide expanses of seemingly empty land, the desert has been se
• E3: Beach Culture (2018-10-23) — Surfers, bodybuilders, and acrobats taught California how to have fun and stay young at the beach. The 1968 documentary "The Endless Summer" shared those ideas with the rest of the
• E4: Ghost Towns (2018-10-30) — Some California dreams succeeded, creating megalopolis regions in the state’s north and south. Other dreams failed, leaving nothing but ruins: Bodie, a Mono County gold mining sett
• E5: Venice (2018-11-13) — Venice Beach boasts a rich history, from its origins as a themed seaside resort — Venice of America — to international fame as a countercultural hub.
• E6: Fantasyland (2018-11-18) — From the 1910s and ‘20s, when early filmmakers built elaborately themed outdoor sets that often remained standing for months or years, Los Angeles has been the place where you can

Season 4

• E1: Griffith Park: The Untold History (2019-10-15) — At more than 4,500 acres, Griffith Park is one of the largest municipal parks in the United States. Its founder, the controversial Griffith J. Griffith, donated the land to the cit
• E2: Three Views of Manzanar: Adams, Lange, Miyatake (2019-10-22) — Despite the trauma of their incarceration during World War II, Japanese Americans built new lives while detained at incarceration camps like Manzanar. Three renowned photographers
• E3: Bootlegger Tunnels: A Journey Through LA’s Prohibition Lore (2019-10-29) — Prohibition may have outlawed liquor, but that didn’t mean the booze stopped flowing. Explore the myths of subterranean Los Angeles, crawl through prohibition-era tunnels, and visi
• E4: Paul Revere Williams (2019-11-05) — Although best known for designing the homes of celebrities like Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra, the pioneering African-American architect Paul Revere Williams also contributed to s
• E5: Discovering the Universe (2019-11-12) — Edwin Hubble, working with the world’s most powerful telescope in the mountains high above Los Angeles, discovered just how vast the universe truly is. Visit the underground vault
• E6: Shindana Toy Company: Changing the American Doll Industry (2019-11-19) — Explore the lasting impact of the Shindana Toy Company, created out of the need for community empowerment following the 1965 Watts uprising, whose ethnically correct black dolls fo

Season 5

• E1: Who Killed the Red Car? (2022-03-19) — Why did Los Angeles dismantle one of the greatest rail transit systems in the nation? The host rides a restored streetcar with Southern California Railway Museum co-founder Harvey
• E2: Winemaking (2022-03-26) — Explore a forgotten age when winemaking was Southern California’s principal industry. The host picks grapes from the oldest vines in Los Angeles with Michael Holland at Villa Adobe
• E3: Prehistoric Landscapes (2022-04-02) — Dig deep into Southern California’s past to reveal lessons for our climate-changed future. The host sifts through an archive of climate change with Emily Lindsey (Assistant Curator
• E4: German Exiles (2022-04-09) — During WWII, L.A. became a sanctuary for Europe’s accomplished artists and intellectuals. The host tours Villa Aurora, a Pacific Palisades house that hosted spirited literary salon
• E5: From Little Tokyo to Crenshaw (2022-04-16) — After internment camps, Japanese Americans made L.A.'s Crenshaw neighborhood their home. The host visits Kristen Hayashi, Ph.D., the collections manager at the Japanese American Na

Season 6

• E1: Fast Food and Car Culture (2023-12-23) — From McDonald’s to Taco Bell, many of the world’s most iconic fast-food chains were born in SoCal. Car culture and the restaurant industry collided in the LA region, forever shapin
• E2: Historic Filipinotown (2024-01-09) — Filipino Americans work to make their heritage more visible in Los Angeles. The host explores the yo-yo's surprising origin story, tours Historic Filipinotown in a Jeepney, and tas
• E3: Hiking Trailblazers (2024-01-16) — Meet the hikers who led Angelenos onto their local trails, including early wellness guru Paul Bragg. The host explores the origins of Los Angeles hiking, from the Indigenous people
• E4: Eternal City: Los Angeles Cemeteries (2024-01-23) — Visit Forest Lawn, Evergreen and Hollywood Forever to see how L.A. reinvented the cemetery. The host visits the gravesites of the rich and famous and learns how racial segregation
• E5: Tuberculosis: The Forgotten Plague (2024-01-30) — Archives reveal the "forgotten plague” that shaped Southern California: tuberculosis. California’s fresh air and sunshine drew "consumptives" to local sanatoriums, but the life of
• E6: Tiki Bars and Their Hollywood Origins (2024-02-06) — The host explores some of the oldest tiki bars in Southern California, discovering the Hollywood origins of Don the Beachcomber and learning how postwar American pop culture approp

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Lost LA have? 9 season(s) with 44 episodes.

Where can I watch Lost LA? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.