What's the point in having everybody getting killed? When I saw it, I was like, WHAT!!!!!

I never saw the last episode. What happened?

It was very sad, and extremly uncalled for. This was worse then anything could happen on a sitcom. What happens is a group is forcing the prehistoric age to go into the ice age, which will make them extinct, but instead of them just disappearing they must be killed, and destroyed, which does happen...and Baby says the line that makes the episode sad..."I don't want to have to die Daddy".

------------------
Andrew Carden

The series finale was my favorite episode. I like the final episode of a show to be somewhat touching or sad. I think that the ending of "Dinosaurs" was appropriate. I mean, dinosaurs did go extinct.

And, just to correct callmetootie's comment, the baby asked "are we going to move?"

Earl said, "No, this is the only world we got."

Then the baby asked the really moving question - "What's going to happen to us?"

Earl replies: "I don't know."

I loved the finale! It was extremely touching, and very fitting. I mean, it's the end of "Dinosaurs." So why not show the end of *dinosaurs*. It was very clever!

It was a sad episode, but very clever. Dinosaurs was always an unconventional show, and it's ending certainly upheld that reputation.

As I recall, the episode was not promoted as being a series finale whatsoever, which made the ending of the episode all the more shocking.

Still, I commend the series creators for how they ended the show's run. And the show was filled with messages that could be applied to life right now...I'm suprised nobody has brought that up.

The last episode was sad truely. I don't know
how many times I saw that one but it made me cry!

------------------
d

any1 have this epispode?

yes it was very sad...

It was a sad episode, but very clever and well-done.

I never saw the last episode but it does sound pretty sad and bad. Worse than the Seinfeld series finale. When you end a show it is suppose to be a happy ending.:eek:

You know, I was watching this final episode last night and still could not believe how clever the show ended. This is perhaps the greatest series finale to ever air on television. It seems like it took so much thought and planning, when in treality it was probably such an easy concept. Nevertheless, it was a sitcom jewel of an episode. Touching and sad, you can't help but to be intrigued by the final episode, especially toward the end whe Earl tried explaining to the Baby exactly what was going on as simple and as not-scary as possible. And then there were those final words of the show said by Earl -- "I'm sure it will all work out okay. After all, dinosaurs have been on this planet for 150 million years.....and it's not like we're gonna just disappear." An extremely outstanding episode this was. :happyface :happyface :happyface

yah it was a little weird but very sad

Ya know the sad thing? I never even got to see it! :crying:

Originally posted by Original Prankster
Ya know the sad thing? I never even got to see it! :crying: Me either! :( The last episode I can 'recall' seeing is the one where Earl argues that the earth was indeed round, but not flat, and then they had this 'globe' ay, that was funny. :lol: -memories-

If they was ever to bring dinosaur's the show back, then they could make it so it was a dream baby was having!

:)

I haven't watched this show for over ten years. I'm sure no Swedish TV channel has aired it since the mid-1990s. But I remember many episodes, and of course, this is one of them. It was really sad, but I have to agree with Jordan. The dinosaurs did die out (except those who turned into birds), everybody knows that, so the ending suited the show.

I never got to see it until it went into syndication in the mid 90's. One of the best final episodes of all time.....

Everybody died? lmao I don't remember. It was such a long time ago. I want to get the series on DVD.

Yeah, bascically, everybody died through a natural disaster. I remember it started to snow.

Wow, now I've got to see this. lol

I sort of liked the series finale.

I know this is an old thread but I thought I would put my two cents in here.

The whole premise of the series is basically a commentary on political and social issues that was occuring at the time when the show aired, many of which still exist almost 20 years later. What viewer's are suppose to take from the show is that we can cause our own demise if we do not slow down consumption of the earths natural resources and climate change.

If you watch the entire series, the ending should be no surprise. It was a very fitting ending to a rather clever series in my opinion.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/briangalindo/dinosaurs-the-most-traumatizing-series-finale-ever

The extinction of the Sinclair family was a blow to childhoods everywhere. But the episode also delivered a powerful message.

Well, the entire universe was populated by dinosaurs- it makes sense that the show would reflect what actually happened in our universe with the dinosaurs dying out. And it definitely was meant as a social action message with an environmental warning as well- this is something Jim Henson was a big believer in, definitely. In any case, "Dinosaurs" is a great Henson sitcom- I loved this as a kid. One of these days I want to go through and watch it all again on DVD.:) :cool:

I hated it when the baby asked "What's going to happen to us?" :( :( :(

God bless you always!!! :) :) :)

Holly

P.S. I am glad that this show became available on DVD when one of my other favorites shows isn't out there yet: Step By Step. :( :( :(

The series finale was my favorite episode. I like the final episode of a show to be somewhat touching or sad. I think that the ending of "Dinosaurs" was appropriate. I mean, dinosaurs did go extinct.

And, just to correct callmetootie's comment, the baby asked "are we going to move?"

Earl said, "No, this is the only world we got."

Then the baby asked the really moving question - "What's going to happen to us?"

Earl replies: "I don't know."

I have to agree with that comment so I do not see why it is uncalled for