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Episode 210: How to Pick Up Girls

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Robbie hires Spike, a rebellious classmate, to teach him how to pick-up Caroline Foxworth, a girl who he has a brutal crush on. But Spike's unique advice gets Robbie grounded; a situation that Robbie finds not nearly as unbearable as the discovery that Spike, having refined his flirtatious technique, is dating the girl of Robbie's dreams.

## Guest Stars

* Christopher Meloni - Spike (voice)
	+ David Greenaway - Spike (puppeteer)
* Additional Dinosaur Performers: Julianne Buescher, Tom Fisher, Terri Hardin, Brian Henson, Pons Maar, Jack Tate, Star Townshend

## Notes

* Earl reveals to Robbie that Fran was the first woman that he had ever asked out. Asking her out was so hard that he married her just so he wouldn't have to go through it again.
* Tape date: October 21, 1991

## Seen on TV

* A sock-puppet show which Earl and Baby watch and enjoy, but Fran refuses to watch, stating the show is for kids. Earl remarks that while the puppets give the show a children's aesthetic, "the dialogue is sharp-edged, witty, and dramatically skewed towards adults" while looking into the camera (ie. "breaking the fourth wall"). This is meant as a joke, describing the nature of *Dinosaurs*. A similar conversation would occur again in The Last Temptation of Ethyl, with Earl once again remarking on its adult appeal while Fran remains convinced it's for kids.
* **Love Confession**

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Frau Woodhouse

**Frau Woodhouse** is a noted child psychologist/animal trainer who appears in the fourth season *Dinosaurs* episode "Terrible Twos." Earl Sinclair hires her to deal with Baby Sinclair's behavior problems, which she does utilizing a muzzle and leash.

The German-accented Frau Woodhouse insists that a child needs discipline and "hungers for ze taste of ze lash." She says that child rearing is a "triumph of the will," referencing the 1935 propaganda film by Leni Riefenstahl. Her efforts are ultimately futile, as the rabid Baby drives her and his parents from the room and proceeds to devour a cushion.

The character is a parody of the noted dog trainer Barbara Woodhouse.
Grapdelites

**Grapdelites** are adorable and delicious mammals. In fact, they're so delicious, that almost all of them have been eaten. In dinosaur culture, grapdelites are the traditional gift for a 20th wedding anniversary.

Earl Sinclair buys a pair of grapdelites for his anniversary in a second season *Dinosaurs* episode, "Endangered Species" -- and it turns out that those are the last two grapdelites left on the Earth.

Back in Roy's childhood, grapdelites cost 99 cents for a dozen, but Earl has to pay $8.99 for each.

While they're waiting to be slaughtered and cooked, the intelligent and thoughtful animals make friends with Robbie Sinclair, teaching him about the value of protecting endangered species. They have very positive and agreeable views and thoughts on everything, such as obeying parents, children, homework assignments, anniversaries, and caution on preventing a species' extinction.

The Grapdelite puppets were reused in "When Food Goes Bad" and "Nature Calls".
Episode 410*: Working Girl

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Under pressure from the government to hire women, B.P. Richfield hires the first female who walks through the door to be the new supervisor. It turns out to be Charlene. Earl, refusing to take his daughter seriously, takes advantage of his new boss, until Charlene asserts herself.

## Guest Stars

* Michael McKean (Inspector), Joe Flaherty (Chief Elder), Thom Sharp (Chef)

## Notes

* \*This episode is from a batch of seven episodes which did not air on ABC, and premiered in syndication on local stations. These episodes also aired on Disney Channel.
* Taped on June 30, 1993
* When Charlene applies for a paperboy job, some of the newspapers hanging on walls in the newsroom have headlines relating to events from previous episodes, including *Power Erupts* (mentioning that elders want to buy Robbie's science project idea) and *And the Winner is...* (mentioning that Richfield is superior to "singing imbecile").

## Seen on TV

* advertisements for *Exploding Cop* and *Exploding Cop II*.
* *The Old Boys' Network*

## Video releases

* Dinosaurs: The Complete Third and Fourth Seasons

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Solomon the Great

**Solomon the Great** is said to be the wisest Dinosaur of them all. He appeared in the *Dinosaurs* episode "Switched at Birth", as a way to settle the custody of Baby Sinclair and Aubrey Molehill once and for all. Initially, he wore a robe, looking as if he was going to perform some ancient ritual, but he removed his robe and appeared in magician attire. His plan on settling custody of the babies was to cut them in two halves and give one half to each group of parents.

Earl Sinclair decided that he really wanted Baby back, but the young dinosaur was cut in half anyway. Shortly thereafter, Gus Molehill came to his senses and decided that he'd rather have Aubrey than half a kid, and gave Earl his half of Baby, whereupon Baby was magically restored. For his grand finale, Solomon got the scientist from Absolute Proof Laboratories to reveal that there was a mix-up in the lab, and the babies had the correct parents after all.

Solomon had an assistant named Ramona.

He is named after the Hebrew King Solomon from The Bible, who also proposed cutting a baby in half to settle a dispute.
Antediluvian Broadcasting Company

The **Antediluvian Broadcasting Company**, or ABC for short, is a major television network in Pangaea.

When the network finds itself in desperate need of input from the average viewer, Earl Sinclair becomes the new vice president in charge of programming in "Network Genius." The network also figured prominently in "Baby Talk," in which Earl lobbies to have ABC censor its "smoo"-related programming, and then calls for government censorship.

## Programming

*For descriptions, see Dinosaur TV*.

* *Way Too Complicated*
* *Triceracops*
* *Father Knows Nothing*
* *Dad's a Moron*
* *The Smoo Show*
* *The Flark Show*
* *Kiss My Glick*
* *Baby Cuddlebunny, MD*
* *Box Full of Puppies*
* *The Professors Show*
Episode 409*: Scent of a Reptile

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Fran and Charlene are thrilled when Charlene gets her adult scent, which will attract her perfect mate. Charlene's euphoria turns to horror when her match turns out to be not only the school janitor-- but also just like Earl. Fearful that she will lead an ordinary domestic life like her mom, Charlene decides to go against tradition and change her scent and her life.

## Guest Stars

* Jessica Lundy - Mindy (voice)
	+ Julianne Buescher - Mindy (performer)
	+ Star Townshend - Mindy (performer)
* Glenn Shadix - Ray Gherkin (voice)
	+ Rickey Boyd - Ray Gherkin (performer)
	+ Jack Tate - Ray Gherkin (performer)
* Thom Sharp - Ed (voice)
	+ David Greenaway - Ed (performer)
	+ Pons Maar - Ed (performer)
* Tom Fisher - Additional Dinosaur Performer

## Notes

* \*This episode is from a batch of seven episodes which did not air on ABC, and premiered in syndication on local stations. These episodes also aired on Disney Channel.
* This episode was taped on June 11, 1993.

## Video releases

* Dinosaurs: The Complete Third and Fourth Seasons

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Howlin' Jay

**Howlin' Jay** is a blue, wolf-like mammal from Episode 317: Swamp Music of *Dinosaurs*. A blues musician, Howlin' Jay distrusts all dinosaurs, or "The Lizard" as he calls them. Robbie Sinclair tries to change his attitude by bringing Howlin' Jay and his son Sonny to the Sinclair home for dinner, and trying to prove there's a market for genuine "swamp music."
Turtlepuss

**Turtlepuss** is a Psittacosaurus on *Dinosaurs*. The creature's head resembles a turtle, and his body is the shortest of the recurring Unisaurs. The type was used most often for Sid Turtlepuss, Earl's co-worker, whose surname came from the character type.

## Character Examples

The Turtlepuss internal mechanismOfficer BettelheimClerkCrazy LouDinosaur ChiefFolk SingerFrankGeneral H. Norman ConquestInsurance AgentMuseMymanOdd Job DinosaurSid TurtlepussTed HardshellUFO! HostZabar
Aubrey Molehill

**Aubrey Molehill** was the son of Gus and Glenda Molehill in the *Dinosaurs* episode "Switched at Birth." After the Sinclairs realized that Baby Sinclair's egg nest was switched with the Molehills' nest, evidence from the Absolute Proof laboratory suggested he was the real son of Earl and Fran. However, it was later revealed that the DNA test was flubbed, and he was the Molehills' son after all.

Aubrey was green and wore a red and black checkered shirt, just like Earl. He was rather neurotic, fussing over many minor injuries, getting frequent nosebleeds, and requiring sugar-free tofu teething cookies. While the rest of the Sinclair family was annoyed by him, Earl really liked him since he did not regularly terrorize him.
Sid Turtlepuss

**Sid Turtlepuss** is one of Earl Sinclair's WESAYSO co-workers in *Dinosaurs*. Apart from Roy Hess, Sid was the most frequently seen work buddy. Although Sid's surname was the most frequently used within the show (on his work jacket, during Monica DeVertebrae's hearing, or being addressed as "Mr. Turtlepuss"), in the early episode "The Golden Child," his name tag gave his surname as "Jacobs," in reference to Michael Jacobs, and his coworkers also had injoke surnames.
Kyle

**Kyle** is a prehistoric rodent (referred to by Earl Sinclair as a squirrel) who lives inside the earl-occupied tree in the *Dinosaurs* episode "If I Were a Tree." He eats the bugs and parasites that would otherwise damage the tree.

Baby Sinclair refers to him as "the little furry guy." The puppet was often used on the series as a refrigerator creature or other snack.
Episode 411*: Variations on a Theme Park

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The Sinclairs vacation at WESAYSOLAND, known for its lovable mascot, Moola the Cash Cow. The family is engulfed in the usual horrors and frustrations associated with amusement parks: unbearably long lines, rides that aren't working or are under construction, overpriced merchandise, food, hotels, etc. Miserable, the Sinclairs decide to leave, but discover they are trapped since they purchased a 14-day vacation package. Instead of returning to the park, the family stay in the hotel and bond. Much to their surprise, they find they actually enjoy each other's company.

## Story

WESAYSO workers keep dropping dead of exhaustion, so the government implements two weeks of vacation to help them take a break from work. Fran suggests that the Sinclairs go to the rustic Swamp Cabins in order to bond as a family. Richfield tells Earl of a new WESAYSO project that has gone into effect with the vacation: a theme park. He gives Earl a brochure, with various children's amusements highlighted, to give Baby. Soon, Baby's loud insistence on going to WESAYSOLAND forces the family to take their vacation there.

The Sinclairs soon discover that the park is not all it's chalked up to be. Much of the park is still under construction, there are absurdly long lines for things such as stroller rental, the overpriced food features fare such as "Ice on a Stick" (which has melted and is newly sold as "Wet Stick"), and the hotel charges guests for as many things as possible, including electricity. Earl tries his best to enjoy it, but admits that he is as miserable as the rest of the family. As they try to leave, they are shut in by an electric gate and forced to spend the rest of their vacation in the park.

The family, paralyzed by boredom, entertains thoughts of escape. Fran says the park would have already thought of any possible ways to get out and says that they'll have to come together as a family to survive the vacation. Using various items, they create a game and end up growing closer to one another, having a good time after all.

## Guest stars

* Allan Trautman (Moola the Cash Cow), Thom Sharp (Ticket Guy), Jessica Lundy (Vendor)

## Notes

* \*This episode is from a batch of seven episodes which did not air on ABC, and premiered in syndication on local stations. These episodes also aired on Disney Channel.
* Taped on August 4, 1993

## Video releases

* Dinosaurs: The Complete Third and Fourth Seasons

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Pre-Hysterical Times: The Making Of Dinosaurs

**Pre-Hysterical Times: The Making of Dinosaurs** is a featurette created for *Dinosaurs: The Complete First and Second Seasons*. The documentary features a behind-the-scenes look at the genesis of the show and how Jim Henson's Creature Shop brought the dinosaurs to life.

## Interviewees

* Brian Henson, Bob Young, Michael Jacobs, Kirk Thatcher, Bill Barretta, Allan Trautman, Peter Brooke, and John Criswell.
WESAYSO Scientist

The **WESAYSO Scientist** appeared in the *Dinosaurs* episode "Power Erupts." Appearing in a commercial for WESAYSO's Energy Division, the kindly, gentle-voiced dinosaur encouraged consumer loyalty by drawing a contrast between high school student Robbie Sinclair and the venerable, benevolent WESAYSO.
Bunch Beetles

**Bunch Beetles** are bugs that fly in bunches to Pangaea every year on May 14. The baby bunch beetles eat all of the cider poppies that grow, while adult bunch beetles head to the swamp to mate and produce more bunch beetles. In the *Dinosaurs* episode "Changing Nature," it is revealed that WESAYSO built a wax fruit factory over the swamp where bunch beetles mate, and most bunch beetles who show up get sprayed and killed, making Stan the last living bunch beetle.
Wendy Richfield

**Wendy Richfield** is B.P. Richfield's daughter. She dates Robbie Sinclair in the third season *Dinosaurs* episode "Hungry for Love". However, Robbie learns from Spike that Wendy is rumored to be an "eater," a girl who dates boys and then eats them. Not surprisingly, B.P. turns out to be the real culprit.

Wendy is made from the female Unisaur used for most of the other girl characters on the series like Caroline Foxworth and Mindy.
Dinosaurs Happy Meal toys

McDonald's released a set of six Dinosaurs Happy Meal toys (plus one "Under Three" toy) in 1993. The toys were plastic hinged toys, with a finger-pump attached to the bottom of the figure by a tube. When you press the button on the pump, the toy moves.

The following characters were made:

Dinosaurs Happy Meal toys CommercialDinosaurs Happy Meal toys CommercialCharlene Sinclair and Fran SinclairEthyl Phillips and Baby SinclairRobbie Sinclair and Earl SinclairBaby Sinclair bursting from his egg; Under-3 toy
Simone Poupon

**Simone Poupon** appeared in the *Dinosaurs* episode "Getting to Know You." The mother of Francois Poupon and wife of Henri Poupon, Simone and her kin are birds from an unnamed country outside of Pangaea, modeled on France. Madame Poupon is taken aback to find Baby Sinclair staring intently at her, but Fran reminds him that he's already eaten one of the family, and two would spoil his dinner.
Bob Hack

**Bob Hack** is a dinosaur comedian sent by the USO to entertain the troops in the second season *Dinosaurs* episode "Nuts to War, Part 2."
Hack's routines are only tolerated by soldiers because he brings attractive females with him.

Hack is a spoof of comedian Bob Hope and is made from the Longsnout Unisaur.
Mr. Harold Heffer

**Mr. Harold Heffer** appears in the second season *Dinosaurs* episode "What 'Sexual' Harris Meant." Mr. Heffer is one of the WESAYSO board members deciding the issue of Al "Sexual" Harris's behavior towards Monica DeVertebrae. He has a slow halting delivery and bores the other members before finishing a sentence.
The Chief Elder

**The Chief Elder**, also known as the Elder-in-Chief, presides over the government of Pangaea in *Dinosaurs*. The Council of Elders is often mentioned throughout the course of the series, but first appears in "The Golden Child." In this earliest appearance, the elders are a group of shrouded figures, who all speak with the same commanding voice and appear to have near mystical properties.

In subsequent appearances, though the robes occasionally resurfaced, the council of elders had been modernized. The council now seemed to be a closer analogue to the United States Congress, with the Chief Elder in a role akin to that of president, an elected official rather than a member of an ancient order, allowing for greater satirical relevance. Pangaea appeared to have a very high turnover rate regarding the position of Chief Elder. Played in all but one incarnation by a hand-puppet Unisaur, the earliest individual holder of the title appeared in "Nuts to War," parts one and two. A frilled and bespectacled dinosaur, the Chief Elder plunges Pangaea into war with the dinosaurs across the swamp over nut supplies, recanting his position only after casualties affect his popularity.

In "And the Winner Is...," the Chief Elder (a full-bodied green dinosaur) has regained some mystique, clad again in robes and presiding over the traditional infant-naming ceremony. His sudden death by heart attack while naming Baby Sinclair leads to an emergency election. Earl Sinclair and B.P. Richfield are the chief candidates, but commentator Edward R. Hero is elected instead. Hero's puppet, a crinkly almost humanoid Unisaur, would be recycled for all subsequent chief elders, with different voices and slight alterations in hue and costume. In "Baby Talk," a council of multiple elders, functioning in a manner akin to the Supreme Court, is seen, with no clear designation as to the Chief Elder.

A suited Chief Elder returns to the vitriolic politicking of his "Nuts to War" predecessor in "Green Card," blaming the slumping economy on the four-legged dinosaurs, and then on amphibians. This Chief Elder would return in "Working Girl." In "The Greatest Story Ever Sold," the Chief Elder is joined by two other elders, and debates the question of an established belief system for Pangaea, ultimately deciding in favor of The Great Potato as national deity. The Chief Elder's final "appearance" occurs off-screen, praising Earl's exposure of Georgie in "Georgie Must Die."

## Casting History

* George Gaynes (voice) and Steve Whitmire (puppeteer) in "From Nuts to War"
* Sam McMurray (voice) as the dying elder in "And the Winner Is..."
* Joe Flaherty (voice) and Mak Wilson (puppeteer) in "Green Card"
* Tim Curry (voice) and Allan Trautman (puppeteer) in "The Greatest Story Ever Sold."
* Joe Flaherty (voice) and Allan Trautman (puppeteer) in "Working Girl"

The elders in "The Golden Child"The Elder-in-Chief from "Nuts to War"The dying elder in "And the Winner Is..."Edward R. Hero as elder in "And the Winner Is..."The Chief Elder in "The Greatest Story Ever Sold"The Chief Elder from "Green Card" and "Working Girl"
Chip Stein

**Chip Stein** is a newscaster for Mug TV in the fourth season *Dinosaurs* episode "Life in the Faust Lane." Stein covers the Mug News Roundup, and reports the shocking tale of a rash of recent thefts targeting collectible Fernhill Mint mugs. Stein is clearly emotionally affected, but retains his newsman's decorum, and exhorts his fellow mug fanciers to take courage.
Needlenose

**Needlenose** is the term for the tall Coelophysis with an elongated snout on *Dinosaurs*. It was also used as the surname of Ralph Needlenose, an example of the variety.

Characters made from this Unisaur include:

The Needlenose internal mechanismThe DoctorGlenda MolehillMr. PulmanNoimage-big.pngHank the SalesmanHeather WorthingtonDr. Herder
Stan

**Stan** was a Bunch Beetle, and believed to have been the last surviving Bunch Beetle after WESAYSO turned the swamp, where Bunch Beetles mate, into a wax fruit factory and killed off all other Bunch Beetles who got in the way.

Stan appeared in the last episode of *Dinosaurs*, "Changing Nature." He stopped by the Sinclair household after getting lost on the way to the swamp, and quickly became attracted to Charlene Sinclair. After learning that he might be the last Bunch Beetle, he stayed with the Sinclairs.
Talking Baby Sinclair Doll

In 1992, Hasbro released a 12-inch talking Baby Sinclair doll. When his string is pulled, Baby says six phrases: "Not the mama!", "I'm the baby!", "Gotta love me!", "Hello, fat boy!", "I'm gonna bite you now!" and "I'm hungry, feed my mouth!"

## Window Cling

A small window cling was released around the same time by Len Hunter Trading in Austrailia.
Elliot

**Elliot** is a small but toothy mammal who acts as a WESAYSO attorney in the *Dinosaurs* episode "Power Erupts." Confronted by the threat to their profits presented by the Sinclair Dome, CEO Mr. Ashland and B.P. Richfield discuss the issue. While Richfield suggests eating Robbie Sinclair, Ashland points out that powerful executives don't eat their enemies. They have lawyers for that. For exactly that purpose, Elliot resides in a box on Ashland's desk, and pops up excitably when the word "lawyer" is mentioned, eager to fulfill his duty.]]
Episode 408*: Into the Woods

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Baby Sinclair is taken into the forest for the dinosaurs' traditional Wilderness Rite of Passage, which teaches the value of the family. But when Earl, Robbie and Roy get stuck in a tarpit, their only hope for survival is the Baby.

## Story

On the day of an important football game, Earl, Robbie, and Roy reluctantly take the Baby on his Traditional Wilderness Rite of Passage, bringing along a portable TV set so they can watch the game. They inform Baby that he has to go through his Rite of Passage by sitting on a rock for 20 minutes, until he learns that life does not revolve around him, and that he should care about others. While Baby sits on a rock all by himself, Earl, Robbie, and Roy leave to watch the game, but get stuck in a tar pit.

They yell for Baby to go find somebody to help them get out of the tar pit. Baby meets Woody, a hyperactive creature who wants to play with him. Baby initially refuses because he needs to find help, but then changes his mind when Woody beckons him with toys. Baby hangs out at Woody's home, where they play video games, including "Tar Pit Idiots," where the objective is to get three idiots (who resemble Earl, Robbie, and Roy) out of a tar pit. This reminds Baby of what he has to do, and he leaves.

As the Baby crawls throughout the forest, he encounters Les, a dinosaur who has been living in the forest for a long time. Baby informs Les that his family is stuck in a tar pit, but then Woody comes back, begging him to come back to his home. Baby has to choose between breaking into the candy store with Woody, or rescuing his family. He chooses the latter.

As Earl, Robbie, and Roy are sinking deeper into the tar pit, Baby and Les show up and rescue them. Les reveals that he's been in the forest for a long time looking for his long-lost son, Roy, who was last seen on his Traditional Wilderness Rite of Passage. Earlier, Roy had mentioned that he hadn't seen his father, Les, since HIS Rite of Passage. However, it never dawns on the two that they *are* father and son, so they help each other find who they were looking for. Only Robbie seems to be aware of what the situation is, much to his annoyance.

## Guest Stars

* Michael McKean - Les (voice)
	+ Bruce Lanoil - Les (performer)
	+ Tony Sabin Prince - Les (performer)
* Steve Whitmire - Woody

## Seen on TV

* *Commercial:* **The Blarney Collection**, a series of videos about a purple dinosaur named Blarney. Parents who order will "get a new video delivered to their child every hour for the next decade."
* DFL: Dinosaur Football League

## Notes

* \*This episode is from a batch of seven episodes which did not air on ABC, and premiered in syndication on local stations. These episodes also aired on Disney Channel.
* Taped on June 4, 1993

## Video releases

* Dinosaurs: The Complete Third and Fourth Seasons

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The Nielsen Family

**The Nielsen family** appeared in the *Dinosaurs* episode *The Family Challenge*. They are a family of mammals who competed against the Sinclair family on *The Family Challenge*. TV is their life, and due to the frequency of how often they watch television, along with the Sinclair's lack of television for a month, they naturally beat the Sinclairs.

The name is a reference to Nielsen Ratings, a system used in broadcasting that often refers to those participating as "Nielsen families."

## Family Members

 Gladys Nielsen
 Chip Nielsen
 Sally Nielsen
Episode 219: Nuts To War (part 1)

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A petty territorial dispute and the struggle to keep the supply of pistachios at acceptable quality between our two-legged dinosaurs and the four leggers across the swamp escalates into the first war ever. Robbie is selected to go into the 'Nuts To War' war, but Fran is worried that Robbie will be killed in the war. So she decides to let Earl and Roy go to the battlefield and immediately check on Robbie. Meanwhile, Baby is angry that a "cookie creature" keeps stealing his Gingerbread cookies.

To be continued...
## Guest Stars

* Christopher Meloni - Spike (voice)
	+ David Greenaway - Spike (performer)
* George Gaynes - Elder in Chief (voice)
	+ Steve Whitmire - Elder in Chief (performer)
* Jason Alexander - General H. Norman Conquest (uncredited, voice)
	+ John Kennedy - General H. Normam Conquest (performer)
	+ Michelan Sisti - General H. Norman Conquest (performer)
* Gary Owens - Narrator (voice, uncredited)
* Tom Fisher - Additional Dinosaur Performer
* Terri Hardin - Additional Dinosaur Performer
* Jack Tate - Additional Dinosaur Performer
* Star Townshend - Additional Dinosaur Performer

## Notes

* Taped January 16, 1992.

* The episode title, dramatic opening credits introducing the cast, and narration parody the miniseries *The Winds of War* (and its sequel, *War and Remembrance*).

## Video releases

* Dinosaurs: The Complete First and Second Seasons

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Woody

**Woody** is a young mammal who Baby Sinclair meets while searching for help in the *Dinosaurs* episode *Into the Woods*.

He's very hyperactive and loves games, toys and junk food.

The Woody puppet was previously used in "Nature Calls."

## Trivia

* In the audio commentary for "Into the Woods", found on the Third and Fourth Seasons DVD set, the performers and producers continually joked that Woody must be the prehistoric ancestor of Wembley Fraggle, due to the character's somewhat similar design and Steve Whitmire's performance and voice. They jest that the Fraggles must have descended from Woody.
Chef

The **Chef** at Le Predateur appears in the fourth season *Dinosaurs* episode "Working Girl." This culinary worker is taken aback by Charlene's application for the job of busboy, as the term implies specific gender expectations. He remains convinced that the whole thing is an elaborate prank planned by Al, the maitre d'.
Dinosaur Chief

The **Dinosaur Chief** appeared in the *Dinosaurs* episode "Hurling Day". In the year 61,00,003 BC (on a Thursday), the aging tribal leader announces his reluctance to be a burden on the rest of the herd. He declared that every dinosaur, upon reaching their 72nd birthday, should be hurled into a tar-pit. Thus Hurling Day was born. When asked if guys could use Hurling Day as an excuse to get rid of their mother-in-laws, the chief sagely replied, "Sure, why not?"

Though identified only as "Dinosaur Chief" in the credits, Ethyl Phillips claims that this wise dinosaur was Bob LaBrea, indicating that Robbie's high school was named in his honor.

## Notes

* His name is a reference to the La Brea Tar Pits in California.
* He is the only dinosaur character on the show to have hair (a long beard).
I'm the Baby (Gotta Love Me)

"**I'm the Baby (Gotta Love Me)**" is Baby Sinclair's personal anthem, written for the *Dinosaurs* album *Big Songs*.

A music video appeared on *Dinosaurs*, closing out the third season episode "Little Boy Boo" as a stand-alone segment. Baby interrupts the DTV (A Parody Of the channel MTV) host in order to perform his own number. He sings his own praises and explains why it is compulsory to love the baby. A dinosaur rock band provides back up, and the rest of the Sinclair Family appear fleetingly. Also featured is a caveman guitar group reminiscent of ZZ Top.

In addition to appearing in the home video releases of "Little Boy Boo," the music video was included on the 1993 *Dinosaurs* video collections *I'm the Baby!* and
*Don't Cross the Boss*. A shortened version also appeared on various Disney/Touchstone videos in 1993 as a preview for the *Dinosaurs* tapes.

## Notes

* Stuart Pankin, the voice of Earl Sinclair, wrote the song's lyrics.
* I'm The Baby was the First Music video Based on a ABC Sitcom Second was "Poker Face" By Eric Cartman From *Other Days* in 2008.
Richard

**Richard** is a salesman at Kave Mart, appearing in the second season *Dinosaurs* episode "Refrigerator Day." Fran Sinclair, Robbie, and Charlene attempt to return the gifts Earl bought them, after the family's refrigerator is taken right before Refrigerator Day.

Richard is willing to take the items back but confused when the Sinclairs propose getting money in return. He consults with fellow salesman Hank, and further confusion results. Ultimately, they agree to take back the gifts for less than the wholesale price.

Richard later returns, cheerily wheeling in the refrigerator, after his boss sees the return policy concept as a possible way to crush competition, get a monopoly, and better serve consumers.
Revolver

## Características del Revolver:

Daño: 80

Precisión: 22%

Cadencia: 2 balas por segundo (aproximadamente)

Tamaño de cargador: 6 balas

Interrupciones: 0% (Ninguna interrupción)

## Curiosidades:

1.- El sonido que hace un Revolver al disparar; es muy similar al sonido que hace una Handgun al disparar.

2.- El Revolver es un arma real.

3.- El Revolver se lanzo al mismo tiempo cuando se lanzo Cube Wars 2 (o Cube Wars 2.0)

4.- El Revolver es la arma más realista del juego.

5.- El nombre del Revolver (según el juego) esta hecho de extraños dígitos que forman las palabras: "PebonbBep".
BFG

Características del BFG

Daño: +800

Cadencia: 0.2 disparos por segundo

Tamaño de cargador: 1 misil

Interrupcion: 99% (Mucha interrupción al disparar)

## Curiosidades

1.- La BFG es la arma más poderosa de Cube Wars.

2.- Aun que sea un arma pesada; puede cargarse con una mano.

3.-La BFG es de tipo Heavy (obviamente).

4.- La BFG es el arma con menor cadencia en Cube Wars.

5.-La BFG es un arma nuclear (según la descripción del juego).
APC

## Características del APC:

Tipo de Respawn: Vehiculo

Vehiculo/Maquina: Tanque blindado

Color: azul claro

Daño: Inmenso

Espacio para: 2 personas

Precio del Respawn: 30 Golden Coins

## Curiosidades

1.- El APC es el tercer objeto mas caro (de Golden Coins) de Cube Wars; después del Combat 4WD y el Renegade.

2.- No es muy común ver un tanque de color azul.

3.- El copiloto del tanque debe sentarse en una torreta arriba del cañon.

4.- Los "misiles" que lanza el APC son exactamente los mismos que el Plazmer.

5.- La torreta del piloto y el copiloto tiene un giro de 360°.
Dinosaurs Gotta Love Me! Game

The **Dinosaurs Gotta Love Me! Game** was released by Milton Bradley in 1993.

This board game is based on the Sinclair's home with a circular area in the middle to move around their three-dimensional home. The objective was to help feed Baby Sinclair.

## International versions

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Howard Handupme

**Howard Handupme** is the solemn, Walter Cronkite-esque Pachycephalosaurus newscaster on *Dinosaurs*. His punning surname refers to his existence as a hand puppet, never seen except from behind a newsdesk or with his lower half otherwise concealed. Handupme is the primary anchor for DNN news, and provides expository commentary on such key events as the Al "Sexual" Harris hearings, the war with the four-leggers, and the Chief Elder election.

Handupme delivers the solemn last line in the final episode, "Changing Nature": "And taking a look at the long range forecast, continued snow, darkness, and extreme cold. This is Howard Handupme. Goodnight. Goodbye."

Brian Henson originally objected to the self-referential name of Handupme, which Michael Jacobs combated by saying "What, Brian, like people don't know?"

## Appearances

* Episode 101: The Mighty Megalosaurus
* Episode 102: The Mating Dance
* Episode 103: Hurling Day
* Episode 105: The Howling
* Episode 201: The Golden Child
* Episode 202: Family Challenge
* Episode 213: What "Sexual" Harris Meant
* Episode 215: Power Erupts
* Episode 219: Nuts To War (part 1)
* Episode 220: Nuts To War (part 2)
* Episode 221: And the Winner Is...
* Episode 303: Baby Talk
* Episode 304: Network Genius
* Episode 305: The Discovery
* Episode 401: Monster Under the Bed
* Episode 403: The Greatest Story Ever Sold
* Episode 405: Earl's Big Jackpot
* Episode 407: Changing Nature
* Episode 408\*: Into the Woods
* Episode 411\*: Variations on a Theme Park
* Episode 414\*: Georgie Must Die

## Sources

1. ↑ NERDIST WRITERS PANEL: MICHAEL JACOBS
Adv. Pistol

## Características del Adv. Pistol

Daño: 70

Precisión: 61%

Cadencia: 2.9 balas por segundo (aproximadamente)

Tamaño del cargador: 20 balas

Interrupción: 0% (Ninguno)

## Curiosidades

1.- La Adv. Pistol es la única arma con silenciador.

2.- En cierta parte de la Adv. Pistol se puede apreciar las palabras "*SX.7120*" en el grabado.

3.- Es una versión mejorada de la Pistol.

4.- Según el nombre abreviado, puede llamarse completamente "Admontion Pistol" que significa "Pistola de Advertencia".

5.- El diseño hace que parezca del Cube Wars 2 (Cube Wars 2.0) pero no es así.
Big Grenade Launcher

## Características del Big Grenade Launcher:

Daño: 150

Cadencia: 1 granada por segundo (aproximadamente)

Tamaño del cargador: 3 granadas

Interrupción: 95% (Demasiada interrupción al disparar)

## Curiosidades

1.- Si corres mientras disparas con la Big Grenade Launcher; las granadas que lanzaste explotaran en ti. Raramente no te hace daño.

2.- La Big Grenade Launcher tiene una empuñadura vertical.

3.- Es muy inusual que armas como la Big Grenade Launcher sea de color rojo.

4.- Aunque tenga 3 granadas como máximo en su cargador; tiene espacio como para 6 granadas.

5.- La Big Grenade Launcher no se le a destacado precisión.
Laser

## Características del Laser

Daño: 90

Precisión: 25%

Cadencia: 1.5 balas por segundo (aproximadamente)

Tamaño de cargador: 5 balas de Laser

Interrupciones: 0% (Ninguno)

## Curiosidades

1.- El Laser tiene balas con el alcance más alto de Cube Wars. (Ilimitado)

2.- El Laser tiene en su diseño una palanca.

3.- Aun que parezca pequeño; el Laser puede llegar a alcanzar el tamaño de una persona (en el videojuego).

4.- Casi nadie usa el Laser.

5.- Originalmente; el laser de la vida real es de color rojo, pero en el videojuego es anaranjado.
¿Qué es Cube Wars?

## **Descripcion breve:**

**Version Ingles:** Cube Wars is the craziest multiplayer shooter in a Minecraft-like world!

**Version Español:** Cube Wars es el shooter multijugador más loco en un mundo como Minecraft.

## Descripcion larga:

**Version Ingles:** Cube Wars is a multiplayer shooter in a Minecraft-like world. Tournaments for real warriors, beating levels with your friends, creating your very own map, it’s all here!

**Version Español:**Cube Wars es un juego de acción multijugador en un mundo de Minecraft similar . Torneos por guerreros reales , superando los niveles con sus amigos, creando tus propios mapas, está todo aquí!
UFO! Host

The **UFO! Host** appears in the *Dinosaurs* episode "We Are Not Alone." The solemn, turtleneck clad dinosaur hosts a television program exploring strange phenomenon and extraterrestrial sightings. Earl Sinclair attempts to use the show to spread the "alien"'s message that dinosaurs must stop polluting the earth. The host's voice and attire are reminiscent of Leonard Nimoy's when hosting the series *In Search Of*.
Sniper Rifle

## Características del Sniper Rifle

Daño: 100

Precisión: 78%

Cadencia: 1.5 balas por segundo (aproximadamente)

Tamaño de cargador: 5 balas

Interrupción al disparar: 95% (mucha interrupción; para ser un francotirador)

## Curiosidades

1.- El diseño del Siper Rifle no tiene gatillo.

2.- Cuando apuntas con la mira; se puede notar que esta sucia la mira.

3.- Usa balas perforadoras

4.- A simple vista de su diseño; se nota que es un francotirador ligero

5.- En la vida real; los francotiradores se cargan con las dos manos. Pero en Cube Wars; se puede cargar con una mano.
Pteranodon

A **pteranodon** is a winged pterosaur that lived during Cretaceous period.

One particular pteranodon took interest in Baby Sinclair when he found himself separated from home in the third season *Dinosaurs* episode "Nature Calls". The pteranodon captures Baby Sinclair and drops him in her nest amongst her soon-to-be-hatched eggs. Baby Sinclair thinks he's going to have some playmates, but soon learns that he's meant to be their first meal.

The puppet had previously been used for the slightly more anthropomorphic Pterodactyl.
Kave Mart

**Kave Mart** was a department store seen in the second season *Dinosaurs* episode "Refrigerator Day." A parody of Kmart, the store is visited by the Sinclairs, attempting to return their Refrigerator Day presents and thus buy a new refrigerator.

Salesmen Richard and Hank are baffled by the concept of bringing something back, but their boss realizes the advantages of a return policy.
Out of gratitude, Kave Mart gave the Sinclairs their old refrigerator back and arranged for Earl Sinclair to get his Fridge Day bonus, on condition that the store control all rights and revenues related to the "return policy" concept."
Baby Sinclair

Newly hatched in the premiere episode, "The Mighty Megalosaurus," Baby Sinclair is a precocious, if bratty, child. His catchphrases include "I'm the baby, gotta love me!" and "Not the mama!" The latter is often uttered to his dad, Earl Sinclair, whom the baby repeatedly batters with a frying pan, and generally disdains, especially in the early episodes, though they form a slightly warmer relationship over time. The baby's relationship with mother Fran Sinclair is more stable and mutually affectionate, but the dinosaur child's wisecracks are also aimed at siblings Robbie and Charlene. Grandmother Ethyl often reads to the child, the pair both rejoicing in Earl's many blunders.

Baby Sinclair is also quite intelligent, being able to speak and spell at a very young age.
Never formally named until near the end of the second season, the infant Sinclair is briefly named "Aaah Aagh I'm Dying You Idiot", the result of the then-Chief Elder keeling over during the official christening. By the episode's end, he has been legally named "Baby Sinclair."

Baby Sinclair celebrated his first birthday in "Switched at Birth". He celebrated his second birthday in "Terrible Twos", where he entered a stage called the "terrible twos", causing him to display demonic behavior during the year that he's two. The Sinclairs finally tricked the Baby into thinking he was three years old.

Baby Sinclair was the most heavily marketed of the show's characters, appearing in assorted toys, Happy Meal prizes and the music video "I'm the Baby (Gotta Love Me)." He was featured on the box art of most *Dinosaurs* video releases and was the only character to appear outside of the series, serving as a co-host on the special *For Our Children* and a cameo in *The Dream is Alive: 20th Anniversary Celebration of Walt Disney World*.

## Performance notes

As a hand puppet creation and the smallest member of the show's core regular cast, the character was portrayed by Kevin Clash, with the eyes operated by John Kennedy and the arms by Terri Hardin (replaced by Julianne Buescher for the final season). Clash's voice for Baby at times resembled a more gleefully destructive Elmo.

As of 2014, Baby is the only surviving puppet from *Dinosaurs*.

## Trivia

* Out of all the characters in the show, Baby appears to be the only one aware that he's a character in a tv show, and often breaks the fourth wall.
* Baby is voiced by Kevin Clash, the same man behind Elmo

## Sources

1. ↑ 26 Things I Learned at Jim Henson's Creature Shop
Wikia Cube Wars

Cube Wars: Es un juego lanzado en el 2013, tratando de guerra cubicos conocido como (guerra de cubo) consistiendo en el modo multijugador. El juego es una copia de "Force wars" y El famoso juego "Minecraft" tratando de supervivencia de zombies en primera persona. solo esta disponible en facebook y ademas el 12/04/2016 fue lanzada una pequeña version para android, OS´. el juego consiste con 8 campañas en total, AL PARECER SOY EL MEJOR

si lees esto eres feo :3

The Beginning (El Inicio) - Meat Grinder (Corte De Carne) - Walking Dead (Muertos Vivientes) - Survivor (Sobreviviente) - Infection (Infesion)

en fin tanto blablabla, vamos al grano, este juego es una combinacion de minecraft con left 4 dead, pero hoy fue borrado de todos los sitios web . \_ .

me cago en too :,v
Existe Modo En El Juego: Survival - Contra Todo - Roba la Bandera - Dominacion - Equipo .. Ambos Son En online y se puede jugar con especificacion.

alguien sabe bien que pasó con cube wars? porfa esplique :v
Plasma Gun

## Las características de la Plasma Gun

Daño: 30

Cadencia: 5 disparos por segundo (aproximadamente)

Tamaño del cargador: 20 balas de plasma

Interrupcion de cadencia: 0% (ninguna interrupción)

## Curiosidades

1.- La Plasma Gun no se le a destacado precisión (al igual que la Plazmer y el Flamethrower).

2.- La Plasma Gun a aparecido en la saga de Star Wars (Lo usan los "Stormorphers").

3.- Los disparos de la Plasma Gun tienen un alcance ilimitado (al igual que los francotiradores).

4.- La Plasma Gun es la única arma que dispara balas de manera lenta (Los de "Heavy" no cuentan por que son bazookas).

5.- Aun que use balas de plasma; La Plasma Gun usa cargadores de munición normal.
NNW

## Características del *NNW*

Daño: 40

Precisión: 79%

Cadencia: 6.7 balas por segundo (aproximadamente)

Tamaño del cargador: 30 balas

Interrupción: 0% (Ninguno)

## Curiosidades

1.- la *NNW* es similar a una arma del "Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare" y se le apoda "ASM1: Speakeasy" al igual que con la Tactical Shotgun.

2.- Aunque parezca de las armas de asalto, la *NNW* es una arma del tipo "Light Weapons".

3.- El diseño es demasiado pequeño para ser un arma con esa potencia.

4.- Su nombre se origina de los dígitos que forman la palabra "*NNW*" por eso tiene ese nombre.

5.- Es la arma del grupo "Light Weapons" mas poderosa.

6.- Se llama NNW cuando el idioma de el juego esta en ruso pero en verdad se llama PCA y esta basada en la ppsh-41
AK-47

La AK-47 Tiene las siguientes características

Daño: 60

Tamaño del cargador: 40 balas por cargador

Precisión: 22% de precisión

Cadencia: 10 balas por segundo (aproximadamente)

Interrupción de cadencia: 0% (Ninguna interrupción)

## Curiosidades

1.- La AK-47 es el rifle de asalto más famoso en Cube Wars (no es el arma más famosa).

2.- (Al igual que todas las armas) La AK-47 puede ser mejorada.

3.- Como se puede ver en las partes anaranjadas del rifle, parecen plástico pero en la vida real; el AK-47 tiene madera en vez de plástico anaranjado.

4.- Los cargadores del rifle son exageradamente grandes.

5.- Tiene una mira incrustada en el cañón en el diseño.
It Takes Ten/3

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This article is about the episode. You may be looking for the character.
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**2** is the eighth episode of the "Number Lore".

## Plot

7 runs towards his cave until 2 stops him. 2 then multiply himself multiple times, until 7 drops his 43. 2 does the same until 7 decides to kill 2 and take his gem. 7 then runs into the cave.

## Characters

* 2
* 7
* 17 (The planet)

## Trivia

* Unlike previous episodes, 2 isn't the first number we see in the episode.
* 2's voice glitches slightly when he multiplies himself
* It is unknown how 7 ended up killing 2

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Spike

**Spike** is a Polacanthus, rebellious student who became Robbie Sinclair's best friend on *Dinosaurs*, although he often gave Robbie fairly dubious advice. He was introduced as a semi-regular in the second season, beginning with "How to Pick Up Girls." In the sitcom tradition of the Fonz and Eddie Haskell, Spike continually mooched food and referred to Earl as "Mr. S." His nickname for Robbie was "Scooter." Spike's notable accomplishments included serving with the Pangaean army during the pistachio conflict, demonstrating how to hotwire a car at the Bob LaBrea High School talent show, getting Robbie into (and out of) the Scavengers gang, and introducing Robbie to swamp music. He actually served as the voice of reason in convincing Robbie not to use thornoids.

## Appearances

* Episode 210: How to Pick Up Girls
* Episode 215: Power Erupts
* Episode 217: A New Leaf
* Episode 219: Nuts to War (part 1)
* Episode 220: Nuts to War (part 2)
* Episode 223: Leader of the Pack
* Episode 302: Dirty Dancin'
* Episode 308: Hungry for Love
* Episode 316: Steroids to Heaven
* Episode 318: Swamp Music
* Episode 321: Charlene and Her Amazing Humans
Folk Singer

A **Folk Singer** appeared in the second season *Dinosaurs* episode "Episode 203: I Never Ate for My Father." He provides entertainment at The Salad Bar, a hang-out for vegetarian dinosaurs. Accompanying himself on guitar and harmonica, the singer croons songs encouraging dinos to avoid lamb and try salads, and wondering what became of his old friend Bambi's Mom.

The voice characterization is based on actor Steven Banks' impersonation of Bob Dylan, as seen in the one-man show *Steven Banks: Home Entertainment System*.
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2 is semi-Numberwang.

*Did you know: contrary to popular belief, Albert Einstein always got good grades in Numberwang at school.
He once scored ^4$ on a test.*
You can now select:

* 1 which was Numberwang until 1696,
* 2 which is semi-Numberwang,
* 3 which is Numberwang,
* 4 which requires you to lose 10 points,
* 5 which is Numberwang unlike Rock Yu,
* 6 which is 14% Numberwang,
* 7 which is Numberwang,
* 8 which is Numbernot,
* 9 which is Numberwang.
Caroline Foxworth

**Caroline Foxworth** is a dinosaur girl from Bob LaBrea High School on *Dinosaurs*. Robbie had a crush on her.

Caroline was first seen in "How to Pick Up Girls," in which Robbie gets help from Spike on how to impress her. His new-found animalistic behavior disgusted her greatly. Robbie also embarrassed himself by doing the Mating Dance for Caroline in front of all his classmates ("Dirty Dancin'").

Nevertheless, Robbie managed to befriend Caroline and even ask her out - after swallowing a dose of Thornoids - in "Steroids to Heaven." After their disastrous date, marred by Robbie's thornoid-induced rage, Robbie switched his romantic attentions to Wendy Richfield, daughter of B.P. Richfield.

During her first appearance, Caroline was green with spots, like Mindy (for whom the identical puppet suit was always used). For the third season, a light brown, crested Unisaur with pink stripes was used for female characters (including Caroline).

## Appearances

* Episode 210: How to Pick Up Girls
* Episode 302: Dirty Dancin'
* Episode 316: Steroids to Heaven

## Notes

1. ↑ Julianne Buescher supplied the facial puppetry and voice, credited with "Additional Dinosaur Performers," as was Star Townshend, the suit performer for most female Unisaurs.
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That's Numberwang!

*Did you know: in India, it is traditional to shout out "Numberwang!" instead of checkmate during games of chess.*
You can now select:

* 1 which was Numberwang until 1696,
* 2 which is semi-Numberwang,
* 3 which is Numberwang,
* 4 which requires you to lose 10 points,
* 5 which is Numberwang unlike Rock Yu,
* 6 which is 14% Numberwang,
* 7 which is Numberwang,
* 8 which is Numbernot,
* 9 which is Numberwang.
Tsuyutsuki

The Sap Moon is a full moon variation of the Oborozuki, which involves an individual connection between the barer of this moon and other individuals. The connection is one sided, allowing this person to completely analyze another, and remove from them any injuries or damages they have incurred. They are by definition healers and can fix any problems they come across by manipulating the chakra within the person they connect themselves to. For combat purposes, this gives the bearer of the Sap Moon the ability to tap into the abililites of others. It makes them instantly adaptable and makes it so that no individual person can be better than them in a single instance. It creates a balance to their healing properties as they are able to defend themselves in addition to healing others. The Tsuyutsuki presents as a royal purple moon with dancing hues of magenta within it.