If I was a movie director, I would definitely make a Dinosaurs movie based on the show. It would take place after this episode. Humans would discover the Sinclair family, as the only living dinosaurs, trapped in ice and when they're free, they're trying to find a way to fit in. The climate and saving humanity from the same mistakes Earl made would also play a key role.
Or better yet why don’t you make a TV movie about the same exact concept of dinosaurs except have it takes place in the Ice Age. But of course change some things around so that way it’s not considered copywriting like maybe an aftermath of the dinosaurs or whatever
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376Or what if the TV movie of the Dinosaurs would be if the Sinclair family would become fossils and when the humans are taking over the Earth, there's a family that is similar to the Sinclairs?
Wish the episode had this scene as an epilogue before the credits: 65 million years later, the Sinclairs' skeletons are displayed in a museum, where a present-day human family sees them & compares them to themselves
I would love to see a made for tv movie following the events of this final episode. They could start when an ice avalanche consumes the Sinclair house trapping the whole family in ice and then surprisingly preserved for the next 65 million years only to be discovered by a team of scientists extracting the ice block only to discover that the Sinclairs are still alive. Then the Sinclairs are horrified to discover that humans now rule the Earth and more shocked that they are making the same mistakes the WeSaySo company has made with the Bunch Beetles mating grounds following the disasterous blunders that followed.
Rest in peace Sinclair family and dinosaurs lived on our earth for 150 years so they're buried in the dirt and scientists found their bones and fossils
Destroying the Bunch Beetles and their mating grounds, to build a wax fruit factory in that area: Strike One. Destroying all plants with a toxin: Strike Two. Bombing volcanoes to produce thick clouds that blocked the Sun's heat: Strike Three. ALL the dinosaurs are out!
The ending was sad, but it was made to teach an important lesson about the importance of protecting the environment and nature, so we don't end up making humans extinct.
@@rogerlambert9316 Yeah. And if you connect this episode with what happened in the episode "We Are Not Alone" the moral is also that nature and the environment cannot be saved only with half measures, without taking risks or making sacrifices. You have to do what needs to be done and not back down just because you're afraid of collateral damage.
If this were made into a remake it would’ve actually end with birds in the modern day after the tearjerker ending since we now know that birds are technically dinosaurs as well And that birds are the dinosaurs only direct descendants
Dude if they did, don't take it seriously. The Simpsons already doesn't have a strong use of continuity, and there already DOES exist episodes where they die at the end. Example : That episode where bible stories got retold in their style.
They did it already kinda with that religious parody episode where they go to hell There's no real time phase so that could be interpreted as the final
You know, I didn't have cable when I was growing up, but I can hands down see myself having gotten behind this show 100%. Sad to see the way it ends though. It looks like it was a wonderful and very entertaining show!
@@lowkstrokin It's amazing what we all can do and still can do in the future. But we still have to do some things with care to avoid disasters. For example: if we didn't discover that hole in the ozone a few years ago and adapt some of our ways to fix it, we would've been in real trouble in the year we are now.
This episode is prophetic. The Wax fruit they talk about in this episode, today is genetically modified fruits in real life. And this episode also has a message to it that if any species go extinct it can cause a imbalance to the earth and cause extinction of man kind. I remember hearing about that message in a documentary. I also remember hearing about former China leader Mao Tse Tung ordering the people of China to wipe out all of Sparrow birds in China. Mao did not realize that Sparrow birds was needed because they eat Wasp insects, which is vital to be able to maintain fruit because Wasp eat up the fruit and/or vegetables in a farm. With the people wiping out most if not all all the Sparrow birds, their was little to none left to east Wasp insects. And the Wasp wound up eating the fruits and/or the vegetables in many farms which is the only food many Chinese had to eat. It resulted in millions of Chinese people starving to death. The idea for this episode may have partially come from that particular event in China.
It's quite clearly and literally about environmental destruction through reckless capitalism. The wax fruit factory is not important, the destruction of the swamp was.
Slightly not too keen about the speed of the video, but it's a nice breath of fresh air to see RUclips video that's in the proper correct pitch for peek's sake, like so many clips on RUclips aren't. I just wished DINOSAURS had a better ending, but it is what it is. Network mandate I guess.
The thing is is that it teaches a valuable lesson. If we take nature for granted and rely to much on progress and technology, we'll eventually end up as the dinosaurs, who were one of the creatures that went through millions of years of evolution, in the same way we did. Why did I just reply to a 4 month comment....
As depressing this ending might be...I think it sends a very powerful message while making this short sitcom all the more memorable. It gives the late Jim Henson's creation a proper ending.
Network moved them to a different time slot and their ratings dropped merely by half plus producing it was expensive at the time. The ending episode was a show creator only decision not a network made decision however
I would like to think they had enough resources there to last them until they got old and died, of course granny prob didn't live too long because she was already pretty old...
1:00 if that’s not foreshadowing I don’t know what is, in a way it’s perfect method of foreshadowing the over praise of technology and the future, and it all blows up in his face(which it will in the end)
Whatever made them think of killing off the dinosaurs? How cruel. My only solace is that it was only fiction... But seriously, this episode is very disturbing and I think the show was trying to send a message for us to not continue disrespecting our home. Because, as the baby says, are we going to move? There's no place to move to. We're far from colonising Mars, and until we learn to respect this planet, we shouldn't move on to trash another one.
The episode was trying to carry a message. All we are doing is pointing out how sad that is. And it does make us think about ourselves. Maybe it didn't for you, and that's fine. Everyone is different. I'm not going to say you're wrong. We're all entitled to voice our opinion on how the videos make us feel.
@@Laffy-ix5xy If you remember the whole series in general, the dinosaur society was rotten and corrupt and those who fought against all this did so only with half measures, and without taking risks or making sacrifices. So destruction was the only possible consequence.
I sometimes do wonder what the next sapient race on this planet will think when they find and dig up Humanity's fossils in a few tens of millions of years.
the mandela effect is at work here. i remember this show ending with an astroid killing off all dinosaurs. they ended it with the father looking up and seeing the asteroid coming.
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Mason Barton probably wouldn’t have brought the same message they were trying to convey about society and nature, as at the time they were struggling with the same issues of us ruining the planet...
@@coffeecat4506 in fact Jim Henson wanted the show to end with the dinosaurs causing their own extinction due to their careless behavior with nature and the environment
Cartoon Network Version: Earl = Michael Ouweleen Fran = Betty Cohen Roy = Mike Lazzo Robbie = Jim Samples Charlene = Margret Samples Granny = David X. Cohen Stan = Maxwell Atoms Mr. Richfield = David Zaslav Pangea= Cartoon Network Defoliant = Teen Titans GO! Bombs In Volcanoes = Warner Brothers Discovery Merger Wesayso. Inc = Warner Bros. Discovery
Guys this is not a sad ending! Dinosaurs live longer than 10000 years. So the true ending is that they stay alive because they could live for a LONG time if they weren't extinct.
everyone keeps calling this the series finale but Changing Nature aired on July 20 1994 and a few more episodes came after this. So was this really the last episode?
Whenever I see this show on t.v. it reminds me of another t.v. show with a family who has a father who is a complete idiot and that show is: Earl Sinclair/Homer Simpson Fran Sinclair/Marge Simpson Charlene Sinclair/Lisa Simpson Baby Sinclair/Maggie Simpson Grandma Ethyl/Grandpa Simpson Robby Sinclair/Bart Simpson Roy Hess/Barney Gumble B.P. Richfield/Montgomery Burns Yeah that's right this show reminds me a lot of the Simpsons.
Plus I learned Sinclair is referencing an old fashioned oil tycoon who we now have a company named after and also has a sauropod mascot 🦕. Plus the B.P. for the Mr. Richfield guy is also a gas and oil company.
It was the INTENDED end of the series by the creators. Edit: Scratch that, it WAS the actual the end of the series. They just aired the other episodes after this one, but this episodes production number is the highest in the season, meaning that this was the last Dinosaurs episode that was made.
@@steph13326ify yeah but titanic was based on a true event with fictional characters taking the leads in the story. "Dinosaurs" is just pure fiction. Seriously, anyone that tells you that dinosaurs had TV's, stoves, grills, clothes and such is an idiot. This show is about as realistic to history as the Flintstones, which we all know isn't that realistic. therefore, this show didn't have to end on as sad of a note as it did because nothing about it was realistic anyways, but it's obvious the writers for this series wanted to go out on their own merits by telling a story that had substance and commentary to something they obviously believe in which is that society is ruining our planet everyday with our recklessness, and used "Dinosaurs" to convey that social commentary in it's series finale because they had nothing to lose by that point. Seriously, what was abc going to do? Fire them? From a creative standpoint, I can madly respect what the show's cast, writers and etc tried to do here. I mean if you're going to go out anyways, then you might as well do it your way if you got nothing to lose. But even still the op has a point, they didn't have to end the show on a sad note though because nothing in the show was ever realistic anyways.
@@thewolfofwallstreet627 I can guarantee you that no one on this thread believes this show is a documentary on dinosaurs. Despite being fiction, doesn't mean they have to give it a cowardly happy ending with no depth or representation of real issues.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 That's cool. I've actually seen this back in 2020 on RUclips, and I got happy when it's now streaming on Disney+. I've also seen three other RUclipsrs review the show and they always ended it with explaining about Changing Nature. My favorite character on the show is Baby Sinclair, he's hilarious.
I can't believe I watched this when I was little. It's a stupid show. No wonder it got cancelled. All you crying pussies: How the fuck you expected it to end?
I cried so hard my dad heard me and tried cheering me up. Rest in peace, the Sinclair family.
If I was a movie director, I would definitely make a Dinosaurs movie based on the show. It would take place after this episode. Humans would discover the Sinclair family, as the only living dinosaurs, trapped in ice and when they're free, they're trying to find a way to fit in. The climate and saving humanity from the same mistakes Earl made would also play a key role.
Or better yet why don’t you make a TV movie about the same exact concept of dinosaurs except have it takes place in the Ice Age. But of course change some things around so that way it’s not considered copywriting like maybe an aftermath of the dinosaurs or whatever
@@Luke_DandoLuz4580like maybe The sinclair family have to survive the ice age and the seperation of pangea
@@Ben-kd7ug
I'm surprised Dinosaurs never got a movie adaptation of it I totally watch it especially if it's 3D animated.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376Or what if the TV movie of the Dinosaurs would be if the Sinclair family would become fossils and when the humans are taking over the Earth, there's a family that is similar to the Sinclairs?
This completely misses the point of the show in the first place
Wish the episode had this scene as an epilogue before the credits:
65 million years later, the Sinclairs' skeletons are displayed in a museum, where a present-day human family sees them & compares them to themselves
I think there is a chance they’ll be recarnated as that family.
Yeah, crazy idea for anthrosaurs to go extinct.
That would've been interesting.
@@MissTV36 as a post credits scene.
When I saw this episode for the first time I was completely stunned.
All plant life dies
"Well,there goes breakfast"
And so it seems the Task Force’s solutions to the Cider Poppy problem has caused an environmental calamity of catastrophic proportions.
@@disneyparksstarwarslover7638 & There goes our oxygen.
I would love to see a made for tv movie following the events of this final episode. They could start when an ice avalanche consumes the Sinclair house trapping the whole family in ice and then surprisingly preserved for the next 65 million years only to be discovered by a team of scientists extracting the ice block only to discover that the Sinclairs are still alive. Then the Sinclairs are horrified to discover that humans now rule the Earth and more shocked that they are making the same mistakes the WeSaySo company has made with the Bunch Beetles mating grounds following the disasterous blunders that followed.
I would like that movie or comic
Years later and surprisingly this still hits hard.
I couldn't hold back the tears when the baby asked his Dad what was going to happen to them 😭
Rest in peace Sinclair family and dinosaurs lived on our earth for 150 years so they're buried in the dirt and scientists found their bones and fossils
@@jaysonthetrainmasterprofil221 I think they were around a little longer than 150 yrs.
*Honey! I'm home!* I'm gonna miss that ;-;
And not the mama.
Sure the real dinosaurs are dead but that doesn't mean that it could have a sad ending 😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭
Don't worry they will dig up their bonus
And giving them new life on Disney+
Michael Jacobs"nope"
Destroying the Bunch Beetles and their mating grounds, to build a wax fruit factory in that area: Strike One.
Destroying all plants with a toxin: Strike Two.
Bombing volcanoes to produce thick clouds that blocked the Sun's heat: Strike Three.
ALL the dinosaurs are out!
This is Most shocking ENDING have seen in my entire life THEY SHOULD NEVER END IT LIKE THAT!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I didn't know about this ep till I saw it as #1 in top 10 darkest moments in kid shows.
The ending was sad, but it was made to teach an important lesson about the importance of protecting the environment and nature, so we don't end up making humans extinct.
@@rogerlambert9316 Yeah. And if you connect this episode with what happened in the episode "We Are Not Alone" the moral is also that nature and the environment cannot be saved only with half measures, without taking risks or making sacrifices. You have to do what needs to be done and not back down just because you're afraid of collateral damage.
If this were made into a remake it would’ve actually end with birds in the modern day after the tearjerker ending since we now know that birds are technically dinosaurs as well
And that birds are the dinosaurs only direct descendants
This feels more like a lost episode then a true episode
It's the final episode or the canon ending for the show but this channel mistaken for episode 07
@@waled7564 wasn't a mistake on this channel but the original channel the show was on they put this early then cancelled the show
@@killjoy30011I think this episode is also a critique of Disney & their greed.
it literally feels like a bad creepypasta
"goodnight......goodbye"
Andreas jams !!! Very sad for the final episode.
I friggin swear if the simpsons pull this on their series finale I'm gonna be real mad
someone needs to show you how to spell 😂😂😂😂
Cuz yeah the Simpsons are dinosaurs
Dude if they did, don't take it seriously. The Simpsons already doesn't have a strong use of continuity, and there already DOES exist episodes where they die at the end.
Example : That episode where bible stories got retold in their style.
They did it already kinda with that religious parody episode where they go to hell
There's no real time phase so that could be interpreted as the final
not even Family Guy
Even if at least one female beetle was saved in time to meet Stan, that would not have helped much because then their child(ren) would grow up alone.😢
when the director decides to really hit you in the feels for the last episode
You know, I didn't have cable when I was growing up, but I can hands down see myself having gotten behind this show 100%. Sad to see the way it ends though. It looks like it was a wonderful and very entertaining show!
0:07 Thank you very much
Earl did say wash the cars. Since that uses water, it might have helped the plants
I miss this old show.
Damn this was disturbing cause it represents us and probably us in the future..
In the future we will have artificial heat we will be fine. We are basically too advanced to die from natures attacks now
NNNNNOOOOO
Not to mention artificial greenhouses. And Roundup-ready crops.
@@lowkstrokin It's amazing what we all can do and still can do in the future. But we still have to do some things with care to avoid disasters.
For example: if we didn't discover that hole in the ozone a few years ago and adapt some of our ways to fix it, we would've been in real trouble in the year we are now.
Unless we do something about it to prevent this from occurring in real life.
This episode is prophetic. The Wax fruit they talk about in this episode, today is genetically modified fruits in real life. And this episode also has a message to it that if any species go extinct it can cause a imbalance to the earth and cause extinction of man kind. I remember hearing about that message in a documentary. I also remember hearing about former China leader Mao Tse Tung ordering the people of China to wipe out all of Sparrow birds in China. Mao did not realize that Sparrow birds was needed because they eat Wasp insects, which is vital to be able to maintain fruit because Wasp eat up the fruit and/or vegetables in a farm. With the people wiping out most if not all all the Sparrow birds, their was little to none left to east Wasp insects. And the Wasp wound up eating the fruits and/or the vegetables in many farms which is the only food many Chinese had to eat. It resulted in millions of Chinese people starving to death. The idea for this episode may have partially come from that particular event in China.
It's quite clearly and literally about environmental destruction through reckless capitalism.
The wax fruit factory is not important, the destruction of the swamp was.
Slightly not too keen about the speed of the video, but it's a nice breath of fresh air to see RUclips video that's in the proper correct pitch for peek's sake, like so many clips on RUclips aren't. I just wished DINOSAURS had a better ending, but it is what it is. Network mandate I guess.
The thing is is that it teaches a valuable lesson. If we take nature for granted and rely to much on progress and technology, we'll eventually end up as the dinosaurs, who were one of the creatures that went through millions of years of evolution, in the same way we did.
Why did I just reply to a 4 month comment....
As depressing this ending might be...I think it sends a very powerful message while making this short sitcom all the more memorable.
It gives the late Jim Henson's creation a proper ending.
Nah they deserved their fate.
@@nyancreeperpony damn straight 🤔🤔😁😁
Network moved them to a different time slot and their ratings dropped merely by half plus producing it was expensive at the time. The ending episode was a show creator only decision not a network made decision however
What a way to end the series.
Howard Handupme is a Pachycephalosaurus
This episode should be called, Waking chaos
They all froze, starved, and suffocated to death.
Weird thing, I've never watched this before, but I've heard about it. Out of the blue this comes to my mind, today is may 14.
I would like to think they had enough resources there to last them until they got old and died, of course granny prob didn't live too long because she was already pretty old...
Greedy Richfield. Greedy until the end.
Between him and Ted Faro, who is the worst?
Richfield was a useful idiot. Low level minion of a bigger system.
Elon musk
So a year after these dinosaurs died I was born. I need to take life around me more serious then. But yeah that was such a dark ending.
"Get away from me " ( STARTS HITTING PLANT)
That’s just in...
Perfectly Dark 👌
1:00 if that’s not foreshadowing I don’t know what is, in a way it’s perfect method of foreshadowing the over praise of technology and the future, and it all blows up in his face(which it will in the end)
18:01 but that’s exactly what happened to you
18:02 - 18:08 Are you sure about that? 😂
The humans are here since millions of years. It's not like we gonna... disappears
In a way they didn't.
That silence says it all we are fucked.
VC 23 John Cena reference
Apparently Jurassic park disagrees with your comment🤣🤣🤣
Whatever made them think of killing off the dinosaurs? How cruel. My only solace is that it was only fiction... But seriously, this episode is very disturbing and I think the show was trying to send a message for us to not continue disrespecting our home. Because, as the baby says, are we going to move? There's no place to move to. We're far from colonising Mars, and until we learn to respect this planet, we shouldn't move on to trash another one.
Agreed...
I hate how all of you are trying to pull a deep meaning out of the dinosaurs dying because of a environment change or a asteroid hitting earth.
The episode was trying to carry a message. All we are doing is pointing out how sad that is. And it does make us think about ourselves. Maybe it didn't for you, and that's fine. Everyone is different. I'm not going to say you're wrong. We're all entitled to voice our opinion on how the videos make us feel.
@@Laffy-ix5xy If you remember the whole series in general, the dinosaur society was rotten and corrupt and those who fought against all this did so only with half measures, and without taking risks or making sacrifices. So destruction was the only possible consequence.
I sometimes do wonder what the next sapient race on this planet will think when they find and dig up Humanity's fossils in a few tens of millions of years.
they're gonna think we worshipped mickey mouse
Assuming humanity goes to colonize other planets, the resulting evolved species would probably go “Hey hey, so that’s where we came from.”
*Don't fuck with nature*
I agree with you luigi
DONT
FUCK
WITH
NATURE
you fuck with nature, nature will fuck with you.
@@Objects21or nature will f**k you
the mandela effect is at work here. i remember this show ending with an astroid killing off all dinosaurs. they ended it with the father looking up and seeing the asteroid coming.
That would also be a pretty sad ending.
You might be confusing it with a different episode where a small meteorite crashes through their roof and destroys their TV set
Or pangea breaking apart
Who knew mass planetary extinction would be so depressing...
18:02 well the message was clear
Did you know that Disney+ put this episode of dinosaurs as the finale.
Yes, and it's still not my favorite episode.
@@ambermedellin6832I think it's the best episode.
I'm a look for it tonight
It turns out that all the dinosaurs takes place in antarctica
More like the Ice Age
7:05 thats what im like to my sisters
Did you go into her room or take her food
And me to my dogs. But I love then though.
Wha....!? W....W-W....Wow.........I....uhh....d-didn't expect that...
7:05. How I am toward all of my family
More like family get togethers especially that strange relative who sneak attacks with a hug
This is dark
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Starts so normal ends so shucking
Why didn’t they just end it with Robbie and Charlene going to college? That would’ve been better than extinction.
Mason Barton probably wouldn’t have brought the same message they were trying to convey about society and nature, as at the time they were struggling with the same issues of us ruining the planet...
@@coffeecat4506 in fact Jim Henson wanted the show to end with the dinosaurs causing their own extinction due to their careless behavior with nature and the environment
Not all stories have happy endings.
Cartoon Network Version:
Earl = Michael Ouweleen
Fran = Betty Cohen
Roy = Mike Lazzo
Robbie = Jim Samples
Charlene = Margret Samples
Granny = David X. Cohen
Stan = Maxwell Atoms
Mr. Richfield = David Zaslav
Pangea= Cartoon Network
Defoliant = Teen Titans GO!
Bombs In Volcanoes = Warner Brothers Discovery Merger
Wesayso. Inc = Warner Bros. Discovery
Guys this is not a sad ending! Dinosaurs live longer than 10000 years. So the true ending is that they stay alive because they could live for a LONG time if they weren't extinct.
Well this is how The dinosours die, in The hands of a idiot.
This is how humanity dies. in the hands of a idiot.
@@Zeoinx69as they deserve
It’s a fate humans deserve.
No
Agreed
everyone keeps calling this the series finale but Changing Nature aired on July 20 1994 and a few more episodes came after this. So was this really the last episode?
Yes. It was just they didnt air those for whatever reason till after.
Good to hear🥳
@@chadmorgan6942
That makes me feel better.
7:25 Did she have to wear those earrings?
Miss Sinclair, can you tell us exactly what you discovered?
Theres 7 more episodes after this
Before the events of changing nature
They aired those episodes out of order.
And everybody died the end
They could have made water from snow.
Dinosaurs are exothermic, cold hurts exothermic creatures worse than us since they can't regulate temp on their own.
WoahChasingStorms
No sun ☀️ means no heat. So, no water.
They said the clouds were way too thick and just kept on making snow so the ice age came
Whenever I see this show on t.v. it reminds me of another t.v. show with a family who has a father who is a complete idiot and that show is:
Earl Sinclair/Homer Simpson
Fran Sinclair/Marge Simpson
Charlene Sinclair/Lisa Simpson
Baby Sinclair/Maggie Simpson
Grandma Ethyl/Grandpa Simpson
Robby Sinclair/Bart Simpson
Roy Hess/Barney Gumble
B.P. Richfield/Montgomery Burns
Yeah that's right this show reminds me a lot of the Simpsons.
And other characters like the Flinstones, and so on.
Plus I learned Sinclair is referencing an old fashioned oil tycoon who we now have a company named after and also has a sauropod mascot 🦕. Plus the B.P. for the Mr. Richfield guy is also a gas and oil company.
Reminds me of rosanne show more
Look closely during the credits and you can see a frozen Baby looking out the window, smiling
Where?
@@miketimusprime.375 through the windows
It's to blurry.
at least this is the full episode and you did not just skip 2 minuets into it
Sad the Dinosaur Show Ending in the world
sad ending :C
Richfield died a greedy dinosaur.
Am I the only one that knows this wasn't the end of the series??
It was the INTENDED end of the series by the creators.
Edit: Scratch that, it WAS the actual the end of the series. They just aired the other episodes after this one, but this episodes production number is the highest in the season, meaning that this was the last Dinosaurs episode that was made.
@@william3100 Ah, thanks for the info.
Junior nooooo!
BYE BYE JUICE 🤣🤣🤣🤣
*Even Dinosaurs said there was a hole in the Ozone Layer*
This was saying a lot then
Because it's happening now from the amozon and the Australian fires
mestup wow
Depressing As Hell
Richfield sounds just like Trump. “We need clouds, so let’s drop bombs.”
That was worse than the ending of How I Met Your Mother, but at least it’s realistic
This ending is great , I said it’s one of the best endings I ever seen , it has a deep message convey in the best way possible
Why a bad ending dinos are like humans
There was more but they didn't aired until a couple of years later🥳
So wait that means is that like a same end until we died for 5 billion years and we also never didn’t disappear or something
So the primitive cavemen became a chance to turn into full-humans and to find their own civilization.
No asteroid? How disappointing
VALENTINE
That would've been too obvious.
It's boring when they do that.
Que triste
Sweet a look into the 2018 Trump presidency!
@anti brony master race or nuke us to death. You're choices is radiation poisoning or starvation.
Due to the way things are going in the world today I'm afraid you may be right
@@skynetprime82 id rather trump turn the Muslim world into a nuclear waste dump than the west become under sharia law
@@life4fireforever273 than your no different than Adolf Hitler and others like him
Look another baby bringing Trump into something that has nothing to do with him
I'm sad yall
Hmmmmm
BOOO small box
This was a shitty ending, why couldn't it end in a good way
Dinosaurs died from a meteor nothing else you could do
That's like asking why the ship had to sink in "Titanic."
@@steph13326ify yeah but titanic was based on a true event with fictional characters taking the leads in the story. "Dinosaurs" is just pure fiction. Seriously, anyone that tells you that dinosaurs had TV's, stoves, grills, clothes and such is an idiot. This show is about as realistic to history as the Flintstones, which we all know isn't that realistic.
therefore, this show didn't have to end on as sad of a note as it did because nothing about it was realistic anyways, but it's obvious the writers for this series wanted to go out on their own merits by telling a story that had substance and commentary to something they obviously believe in which is that society is ruining our planet everyday with our recklessness, and used "Dinosaurs" to convey that social commentary in it's series finale because they had nothing to lose by that point. Seriously, what was abc going to do? Fire them?
From a creative standpoint, I can madly respect what the show's cast, writers and etc tried to do here. I mean if you're going to go out anyways, then you might as well do it your way if you got nothing to lose. But even still the op has a point, they didn't have to end the show on a sad note though because nothing in the show was ever realistic anyways.
@@thewolfofwallstreet627 I can guarantee you that no one on this thread believes this show is a documentary on dinosaurs. Despite being fiction, doesn't mean they have to give it a cowardly happy ending with no depth or representation of real issues.
This ending sucks they should've changed it to a better one than this one.
Yeah. That's why after this episode, there were more episodes. But Changing Nature was made as the series finale.
@@lisettegarcia7013
Oh cool and I like this show it's one of my favorite childhood shows.
I seen it when I was little.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 That's cool. I've actually seen this back in 2020 on RUclips, and I got happy when it's now streaming on Disney+. I've also seen three other RUclipsrs review the show and they always ended it with explaining about Changing Nature. My favorite character on the show is Baby Sinclair, he's hilarious.
@@lisettegarcia7013
Yeah and I like Robbie
I can't believe I watched this when I was little. It's a stupid show. No wonder it got cancelled.
All you crying pussies: How the fuck you expected it to end?
You sound fun. 🙄
Earl voted republican
Robbie would try and "eat " his blonde human girlfriend and the interspecies trouble would start from there 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Are you referring to that one cave girl Robbie saved from being dissected in science class?
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