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Dino Pops
Overview
A prehistoric journey to learn about dinosaurs where modern elements familiar to kids, from ice cream cones to racecars, burst onto the scene.
Status
Returning Series
Network
Peacock
Seasons & Episodes
Season 1
Episodes
Let's Meet Some Dino-Stars
An introduction to the dinosaurs featuring the T-Rex, Utahraptor, Parasaurolophus and Spinosaurus.
The Fastest, the Incredible and the Best Hunter
Meeting the speedy Velociraptor, the Carnotaurus, the Iguanodon and the best hunter: the Allosaurus.
The Unique and Fantastic Four
A look at the Fruitadens, the Parasaurolophus, the unique Pachycephalosaurus and the Giganotosaurus.
Let's Time Travel and Meet Four Dinos
Traveling through time to meet the Dilophosaurus, Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex and Eoraptor.
Meet the Dino-stars of the Cretaceous Era
The Cretaceous era features a Carnotaurus, a Velociraptor, a Spinosaurus and a Pachycephalosaurus.
A Three-Horn Dino and the Cuties of the Jurassic Era
Traveling through different eras to meet a Triceratops, a baby Mussaurus and the Dilophosaurus.
From the Cretaceous to the Jurassic Colorado
Traveling to the Cretaceous period to meet the Therizinosaurus, Amargasaurus and Ornithomimus.
Let’s Explore Some Prehistory Dino-Periods
Learning about the Triceratops and the Archaeopteryx, the first flying dinosaur in the world.
A Dino-venture through the Americas
Heading to the Mesozoic Era to meet the spiky Amargasaurus and a bunch of little Mussauruses.
The Tallest, the Longest, the Tiniest of the Jurassic and a Super Croc
Exploring the Jurassic period's majestic giants and the tiniest dino-bird and Cretaceous super Croc.
Journey through Time: Meeting Earth's Dino Giants
Meeting the high-flying Pterodactylus, the Argentinosaurus and the ocean-roaming Plesiosaurus.
Journey through Time: Discovering Dino Wonders
Exploring the world to meet the amazing Quetzalcoatlus, Allosaurus, Sarcosuchus and Pterodactylus.
Meet the Gigantic Dinos on Land, Air and Water, and a Marine Reptile
Learning about the adaptations to diverse environments that the Bagualia and other dinos endured.
