the captive natives who are mining for gold for De La Porta. Return to the Redwoods (written by Eric Rondeaux)- De La Porta travels back in time to prevent Dr. Jenkins from completing the experiment that created Kong. The 13th Stone (written by Eric Rondeaux)- Jason and his friends travel 6,000 years into the past to the lost continent of Atlantis. Interview with a Monkey (written by Jean-Christophe Derrien)- Jason and his friends race to Los Angeles to prevent Howling Jack from revealing the truth about Kong as De La Porta plans to give the footage of Kong to him. Lies (written by Annabelle Perrichon)- De La Porta impersonates Jason and dupes Lua into revealing the whereabouts of the Primal Stones. Apocalypse (written by Annabelle Perrichon)- Jason, Lua, and Kong search for the last Primal Stone to prevent it from falling into enemy hands. Cast Paul Dobson as Chiros, Doctor (in "Billy") Daphne Goldrick as Dr. Lorna Jenkins (earlier episodes) Saffron Henderson as Lua David Kaye as Ramon De La Porta, News Anchor (in "The Giant Robberies") & Lex (in "Dragon Fire"). Scott McNeil as Kong, Eric "Tan" Tannenbaum IV, Omar, Naval Captain (in" Dragon Fire"), Silverback (in "Mistress Of The Game") & Wu-Chan (in "Curse of the Great Dragon") Kathy Morse as Dr. Lorna Jenkins (later episodes) Kirby Morrow as Jason Jenkins, Frazetti Pauline Newstone as Harpy Additional Ted Cole as Rakhir (in "Mistress of the Game") Alex Doduk as Young Jason Jenkins (in "The Return" Pt. 1) Ron Halder as Andre Phil Hayes as Ellen Kennedy as Billy's Mom (in "Billy") Richard Newman as Howling Jack Crockett, Giles (in "DNA Land") Nicole Oliver as Tiger Lucy Venus Terzo as Amina (in "The Sleeping City") Dale Wilson as Dr. Nagire (in "Top of the World") Movies Kong: King of Atlantis (2005) In 2005, BKN produced a movie called Kong: King of Atlantis, which served as a continuation to the series in order to try and cash in on the 2005 King Kong remake. The movie centres on Kong trying to protect the titular mythic island from a tyrannical human/snake hybridous sorceress. It's the 8th entry in the King Kong franchise. The movie was released on DVD in most regions by Warner Home Video. Kong: Return to the Jungle (2006) A stand-alone sequel, titled Kong: Return to the Jungle was produced in 2006, and was computer-animated, unlike the first film