Jurassic World: Kash

***Kash*** is an American web television series, based on the *JurassicVerse* character of the same name. The series is a sequel to the Fourth and Fifth seasons of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous and a prequel to Jurassic World: Explorers, and *Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous: And the House of Kon*. It is the third television series in the JurassicVerse, and the third installment of the Third Configuration. The series is produced by DreamWorks Animation, and was released on Netflix and Peacock.

## Synopsis

After surviving a brutal attack, Kash must fight his way off MantahCorp Island and confront deadly prehistoric creatures and advanced robotics. But when Daniel Kon returns, Kash must face his former boss's wrath and confront the consequences of his actions in a world of unforgiving danger...

* Hayley Joel-Osment as Kash D. Langford
* Andrew Kishino as Daniel Kon
* Ryan Potter as Kenji Kon
* Kirby Howell-Baptiste as Mae Turner
* Dave B. Mitchell as Hawkes
* Roger Craig-Smith as BRAD-X and BRAD-Y
* Chloe Bennet as Maya Langford

## Production

### 2020

In 2020, in addition to the announcement of other seasons, showrunner Scott Kreamer mentioned a spinoff series and later a "sequel" to Camp Cretaceous.

### 2021

In addition to renewing contracts for 2021-2022, many of the cast renewed contracts through December 2025. Scott Kreamer, directly following the release of Season Four of Camp Cretaceous, later mentioned that the Spinoff Series and the "Sequel" were entirely different projects

### 2022

In January of 2022, DreamWorks officially announced ***Jurassic World: Kash*** as a spinoff from the fourth, and eventual fifth seasons of *Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous,* and that it would be releasing in Spring 2023, after the final season of *Camp Cretaceous.* In September of 2022, DreamWorks showed an initial release slate for its Jurassic World IP's, showing *Kash* releasing in Q2, 2023. Later, they then announced that *Lane Lueras*, *Dan Riba*, *Zesung Kang*, *Michael Mullen* and *Eric Elrod* would be directing the series, and that *Zack Stentz*, *Scott Kreamer*, *Sheela Shrinivas*, *Rick Williams*, and *Josie Campbell* would all be co-writing the series. On December 31, simultaneously on *ABC* and *NBC's* 2023 New Years Specials, alongside *Jurassic World: House of Santos*, first and third trailers were released respectively.

### 2023

On February 12, 2023, at *Superbowl LVII*, Universal Pictures, following a 60-second JurassicVerse TV Spot, released a First Trailer for *Jurassic World: DSD*, a Second Trailer for *Jurassic World: Kash*, and a Mid-Season Trailer for *Jurassic World: House of Santos* on YouTube, Twitter, and other platforms. On February 26, Scott Kreamer confirmed that the series will have a runtime of eight standard (24:15) episodes, and that they will all be releasing on April 28th of the same year. Kreamer than announced that the series will tie in directly to the next year's *Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous: And the House of Kon*, and loosely to Q3 2023's Jurassic World: Explorers First Season, and Q1 2024's Second Season. On March 14, Universal Pictures then announced that Alongside *Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, Kash* would be releasing on Peacock, and that *Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous: Hidden Adventure* would be releasing alongside *Jurassic World: Explorers [Season One]*. On April 14, Netflix announced an update to the "Next Episode" feature, and that it would integrate timeline-order viewing experiences through collections. It was also announced that the feature would begin with a small number of series, including Kash, and would begin adding new collections and series, weekly. On April 28, 2023, the series officially released on Netflix, Peacock, iTunes, and Amazon Prime Video.