Thoughts on Episodes 1-6 (spoilers)
Episode 1-6
This is mostly about the opening narration during the credits and scenes from prior episodes, but also used once or twice in episode six -- the term "beyond imagination"...kind of sells short whatever imaginations we the viewers (or at least they the characters) have, doesn't it?
just a thought.
Episode 1 & 2
I think I know what they mean by pieces that don't fit the fossil record...its not invented for this show, actually: there's a Cretaceous jawbone from a Permian-era animal (one of those with tusks and beaks), and there's always the Coelocanths' vanishing from the fossil record for 65 million years.
...just a thought.
Episode 2
When Abby and Connor were getting scared in the woods, I thought it was one of those swamp amphibians.
Episode 3
Abby's probably counting her blessings that mosasaurs don't crawl like sea turtles. Sliding like orcas is enough. :)
"I'm human." sounds like a good reason.
(though I'm wondering - it was 8 years for Nick...how long was it for Helen?)
Episode 4
She ran across a Utahraptor in the Jurassic? I thought they were Cretaceous North America....or is she just mocking him?
Actually, some of the first-hand accounts of live dodos comments on them being quite aggressive little birds during the nesting season - the things bite all too well.
Episode 5
Based on the skull shape, I thought they were Eudimorphodons...though I'm not sure they share the Jurassic with Pteradon. Anomalies bridged there?
Well, Nick'd be the first authentic human fossil from that early...I think scientists found a human skeleton in coal, named it for being a victim of the Great Flood -- and it turned out to be a giant salamander.
(so yeah, Cutter'd be in good company) :)
When Connor was standing by the pond, I thought Abby was going to shove him in.
This is mostly about the opening narration during the credits and scenes from prior episodes, but also used once or twice in episode six -- the term "beyond imagination"...kind of sells short whatever imaginations we the viewers (or at least they the characters) have, doesn't it?
just a thought.
Episode 1 & 2
I think I know what they mean by pieces that don't fit the fossil record...its not invented for this show, actually: there's a Cretaceous jawbone from a Permian-era animal (one of those with tusks and beaks), and there's always the Coelocanths' vanishing from the fossil record for 65 million years.
...just a thought.
Episode 2
When Abby and Connor were getting scared in the woods, I thought it was one of those swamp amphibians.
Episode 3
Abby's probably counting her blessings that mosasaurs don't crawl like sea turtles. Sliding like orcas is enough. :)
"I'm human." sounds like a good reason.
(though I'm wondering - it was 8 years for Nick...how long was it for Helen?)
Episode 4
She ran across a Utahraptor in the Jurassic? I thought they were Cretaceous North America....or is she just mocking him?
Actually, some of the first-hand accounts of live dodos comments on them being quite aggressive little birds during the nesting season - the things bite all too well.
Episode 5
Based on the skull shape, I thought they were Eudimorphodons...though I'm not sure they share the Jurassic with Pteradon. Anomalies bridged there?
Well, Nick'd be the first authentic human fossil from that early...I think scientists found a human skeleton in coal, named it for being a victim of the Great Flood -- and it turned out to be a giant salamander.
(so yeah, Cutter'd be in good company) :)
When Connor was standing by the pond, I thought Abby was going to shove him in.