Dinosaurs: Complete TV Series Seasons 1-4 DVD Collection with Bonus

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From its origins to its downfall, this programme looks for clues that can fill in the crucial details and unlock the mysteries of the T-Rex. Your children will be shown how to separate the facts from fiction about these amazing creatures and their place in the awesome history of the universe. Get ready to travel to the ends of the Earth, to the searing heat of Australia and the frozen wasteland of Antarctica, to uncover the dinosaurs that ruled today's last frontier. From the Isle of Wight in England to Los Hoyas in Spain, leading palaeontologists trace the rise and fall of the European dinosaurs.

Host Markus Lloyd ( Unlocking the Mysteries of Genesis and Made in His Image) journeys to various locations to investigate some of the common theories about dinosaurs, while experts in subjects like paleontology, geology, archaeology, and history examine evidence that casts doubt on secular theories about geologic time and evolution. While connections to such entities do bring favor (as does a notable voice cast, which includes actors from "Seinfeld", "All in the Family" and "The Jeffersons"), they also underscore how "Dinosaurs" isn't quite as embraceable or consistently crowd-pleasing as "The Muppet Show" and "Boy Meets World. But when Robbie is assigned to keep the rare, furry, intelligent creatures hidden, they introduce him to the concept of extinction and give him second thoughts about letting them be eaten.The brainosauraus of Jim Henson, the award-winning comedy series brings state-of-the-art puppetry and audioanimatronics to the screen -- and a whole new meaning to the words "family fun. P. Richfield is stiffing his employees on their annual holiday bonus and that movers have come to reclaim the family's fridge. While attempting to figure out how to operate the vessel, the two are catapulted BACK IN TIME to final days of the GREAT DINOSAURS. Tells the history of dinosaurs from the middle of the Triassic period to their sudden demise, 160 million years later, at the end of the Cretaceous.

Although it was the second episode broadcast during the third season, " Dirty Dancin'" is featured as the eighteenth episode on this set. Those who are interested in dinosaurs as I am, will find many interesting facts uncovered here that we normally do not hear about.Fossil and geological records divulge evidence that matches the biblical description of one truly unparalleled cataclysmic event -- the Genesis Flood.