Extreme Dinosaurs

Top Cast

Blu Mankuma as Hardrock (voice)
Terry Klassen as Spittor (voice)
Lee Tockar as Haxx (voice)
Jason Gray-Stanford as Bullzeye (voice)
Andrew Francis as Dylan (voice)
Scott McNeil as T-Bone (voice)
Garry Chalk as Bad Rap (voice)
Jacques Bourassa as Prince H (voice)
Pat Armstrong as N/A
Jay Braseau as N/A

Seasons

Season 1 (1997)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Out of Time (1997-09-01)

The Dinosaurs and the Raptors are evolved and made intelligent by Argor Zardok, an evil scientist from the extra dimensional world of Quadrania. After Bad Rap sets off the Ice Age, the Dinoraus and Quadranian Police Captain Chedra Bodzak - and the Raptors - spend 65 million years in Chedra's Quadranian freeze chambers. They're revived in the present by unscrupulous scientist Peter Benning, and the captured by Dr. Becky Scarwell and her top secret government task force. The Dinosaurs must escape from Scarwell's Roswell installation in time to do battle with the Raptors...
Ep. 2: Fossil Fooled (1997-09-02)

Now that they know they're the world's last surviving dinosaurs, the Extreme Dinosaurs get acquainted with everything the 20th century has to offer: the Home Shopping channel, and spicy Mexican food! Meanwhile the Raptors discover oil, and realize they can burn it to heat things up all over the globe - leading to a climactic battle with the Extreme Ones, where the Dinosaurs must stop the Raptors from igniting the oil deposits beneath Los Angeles' La Brea Tar Pits.
Ep. 3: Ick-thysaurus Vacation (1997-09-03)

The Dinosaurs win a TV contest and travel to Mexico to collect their prize: a vacation in a tropical paradise. Unfortunately, they're in for a rude surprise when they discover the contest is a trap staged by the Raptors! The Raptors turn T-Bone, Stegz and Spike over to Dr. Becky Scarwell, and it's up to Bullzeye to rescue his friends from Roswell before they become guinea pigs in Scarwell's experiments.
Ep. 4: Inevitable Eggztinction (1997-09-04)

Bad Rap has found a whole cache of raptor eggs, and before long, he'll have an entire army of nasty, rotten Velociraptors! Now, he's especially determined to warm up the Earth to make it home for his vicious "children". But when the Dinosaurs capture one of the eggs, they discover that it's not quite what it seems.
Ep. 5: Raptoroid (1997-09-05)

When top scientist Carl Wiseman announces that a gigantic asteroid hurtling towards Earth will miss completely, Stegz is suspicious - his calculations say it's going to sideswipe the Earth, causing terrible damage! The Dinosaurs are right to be suspicious: the Raptors forced Wiseman to lie and then kidnapped him to keep him from warning everyone. They think the asteroid impact will push Earth closer to the sun, making it a lot warmer .... too warm for humans, but just right for Raptors! The Extreme Ones must rescue Wiseman from the Raptors, and find a way to stop the asteroid before it's too late.
Ep. 6: Bullzeye Surfs the Web (1997-09-08)

Stegz receives a signal from intelligent dinosaurs in another dimension, leading the Extreme Ones to the desert for a rendez-vous with some extra-dimensional cousins. It turns out to be a set-up by the Raptors, who ambush the Dinosaurs and set out to burn a hole through the Earth's surface, releasing the heat of the molten interior.
Ep. 7: Saurian Sniffles (1997-09-09)

It's flu season for our heroes, when the Raptors synthesize a 65 million year old germ that gives the Dinosaurs a nasty case of the Jurassic Flu! While the Extreme Ones are bedridden, the Raptors steal an Extreme artificial material that produces intense heat when exposed to sunlight.
Ep. 8: Jurassic Art (1997-09-10)

The Raptors' new plan to heat up the Earth becomes more complicated when Spittor discovers his artistic side. A chemical splotch he left on the wall of the Louvre during a battle with the Dinosaurs has caught the eye of critics, and now Spittor is the darling of the art world! But Bad Rap has a plan to use Spittor's first art show as a trap, to put the Extreme Ones out of commission while the Raptors change the Earth's magnetic field (using the Eiffel Tower as an antenna) and melt the polar ice caps.
Ep. 9: Mission Implausible (1997-09-11)

The Raptors enlist the help of a unscrupulous computer technician to take control of the world's submarine forces, so they can use the subs to set off underwater volcanoes all over the world.
Ep. 10: Cyber-Raptors (1997-09-12)

Peter Benning gets a job designing the Dinosaur Safari amusement park, hoping to draw the interest of the Extreme Dinosaurs so he can capture them. He gets more than he bargained for, though, when the Raptors take control of the park's robotic dinosaurs. The Extreme Ones must avoid Benning's traps and defend themselves - and Benning - from Bad Rap's new army of Cyber-Raptors.
Ep. 11: Loch Ness Mess (1997-09-15)

The Extreme Ones journey to Scotland in search of the Loch Ness Monster - if "Nessie" really is a dinosaur, she might be a long-lost relative! Unfortunately, the Raptors have beat them to it, and are busy training the enormous monster to attack the Dinosaurs on sight.
Ep. 12: Dialing for Dinosaurs (1997-09-16)

When Bullzeye orders a new exercise machine called the Immortalizer from the Home Shopping Centre, he doesn't realize it's part of an elaborate Raptor scheme - the Immortalizer is a robot, sent to plant information in the Dinosaur's computer that will lead them into a trap. The Raptors have stolen a substance called Fire-Ice, which will let them heat up the atmosphere and put the Dinosaurs in deep-freeze at the same time.
Ep. 13: There's No Place Like Dome (1997-09-17)

When the Raptors hear about the Eco-Dome, a climate-controlled habitat for nearly-extinct plant species, they decide to make it their new home. It's up to the Extreme Dinosaurs, with the help of a young girl named Danielle, to evict the Raptors before they can destroy all of the Dome's rare, endangered plants.
Ep. 14: Raptorian Crude (1997-09-18)

The small Middle Eastern nation of Bawa-Idabi is taken over by the unbalanced General Amadi and his three "genies" - Bad Rap, Haxx and Spittor! The Raptors are helping Amadi corner the world's oil market so people will be forced to buy Spittor's special super-polluting gasoline, which will speed up global warming. It's up to the Dinosaurs and Chedra to pull the rug - or the magic carpet - out from under the Raptors' plan, and restore Bawa-Idabi's rightfully elected president.
Ep. 15: The Rulebook of Love (1997-09-19)

While studying up on Earth Law, Chedra makes a date with C.P. Buchanan, a lawyer who's just as obsessed with rules as she is. Unfortunately, C.P. has been blackmailed by the Raptors into stealing Chedra's Quadranian code book, so they can learn the Dinosaurs' battle tactics and anticipate their every move! The Extreme Ones must find a new strategy to beat the Raptors and rescue C.P.
Ep. 16: Monstersaurus Truckadon (1997-09-22)

When Spike is separated from his friends while chasing the Raptors, he's "discovered" by a wrestling promoter who wants to make him a star. Spike becomes "Terror-Dactyl", the newest professional wrestling sensation, battling monster trucks because human wrestlers turn out to be too easy! Bad Rap decides to build a challenger, Monstersaurus Truckadon, to humiliate Spike on TV, while the Raptors set off a chain of volcanoes to change the world's weather patterns.
Ep. 17: The Incredible Shrinking Dinosaurs (1997-09-23)

When the Raptors steal a drone aircraft and try to defoliate the rain forests (in hope that it will speed up global warming) the Extreme Dinosaurs set out to stop them.
Ep. 18: Lunar Toons (1997-09-24)

Bad Rap has a powerful new device that he's going to use to blast the Moon into the Earth, knocking it closer to the Sun.
Ep. 19: Have a Nice Daynosaur (1997-09-25)

The Raptors and the Dinosaurs discover Argor Zardok's inter-dimensional cruiser, which Bad Rap uses to send them all to a hot, tropical dimension, full of raptors.
Ep. 20: Bones of Contention (1997-09-26)

The skeletons of four dinosaurs, unearthed by a Florida construction company, come to life and go on a rampage through downtown Miami. The Extreme Ones try to stop them, but they find out it won't be easy: when they've been smashed, these "Skelesauruses" reassemble themselves into one enormous "Megasaur"! To make things worse, the Raptors have unleashed a new and even meaner generation of Cyber-Raptors. It's Megasaur vs.
Ep. 21: The Bad Seed (1997-09-29)

The Raptors have caused New York City to be overrun by gigantic, mutant vegetation: plants that release ozone-destroying fluorocarbons instead of oxygen.
Ep. 22: Earth vs. Flying Raptors (1997-09-30)

After watching too many bad science fiction movies, Bad Rap hits on the perfect scheme to wrest control of the Earth from the humans: steal a flying saucer (from Becky Scarwell's Roswell installation) and stage his own alien invasion.
Ep. 23: Rebel Without a Clue (1997-10-01)

The Dinosaurs discover the joys of motorcycles, and before long they're outfitted with sunglasses, leather jackets and rocket-powered trikes. Meanwhile the Raptors have stolen a powerful experimental ozone-destroying laser and captured Becky Scarwell to help them use it.
Ep. 24: Day of the Condorsaurus (1997-10-02)

The Raptors use their mammal-repelling Sonic Repulsator to drive the humans off the tropic island of Razambique, so they can buy it for cheap and turn it into their own private Raptor paradise! The Dinosaurs set out to evict the reptilian real estate moguls, but the special computer chip that will let them stop the Repulsator is with Bullzeye - who has wandered away with temporary amnesia, convinced that he's really a giant talking condor!
Ep. 25: The Dinosaur Prophecy (1997-10-03)

When an old archaeologist heads into the jungles of Central America in search of the last of nine ancient tablets, the Extreme Ones and the Raptors each set out to follow him. The first eight tablets prophesied the return of the dinosaurs and the ninth is supposed to be a magical object that will control their ultimate fate! The "archaeologist" turns out to be Peter Benning in disguise, but the magic object is all too real, and the Dinosaurs must fight their way through a maze of traps and pitfalls to find it before Bad Rap does.
Ep. 26: The Raptor Who Would Be King (1997-10-06)

Bad Rap joins forces with Lady Sheila and Lord Wilfred, a pair of snooty minor nobles who hate cold weather as much as the Raptors do. Together they hatch a plan to make Lord Wilfred the new king (with Bad Rap as the Raptor behind the throne), and to outlaw cold, rainy days forever! It's up to the Dinosaurs, Prince H, and Moorehead to rescue the Royal Family and unseat these prehistoric pretenders before they can make global warming the law of the land.
Ep. 27: The Return of Argor (1997-10-07)

The Dinosaurs and Chedra make Bullzeye a set of headphones so his late-night TV watching won't keep them up. But the headphones' Quadranian technology accidentally picks up a message to the Raptors - from Argor Zardok! Zardok has been in suspended animation, too, but now he's awake, and ordering the Raptors to find the equipment and massive amounts of energy he needs to return to Earth.
Ep. 28: Jealousaurus (1997-10-08)

The Raptors trick Spike into chasing them on his own, so they can use Spittor's new Weather Maker device to trap him in an energy vortex - the same vortex that holds all the ships that have vanished in the Bermuda Triangle! Spike must get through the "Three Tribulations of the Triangle" to escape from the vortex and help his friends trash the Raptors before Spittor can trap them all!
Ep. 29: Shrink Rap (1997-10-09)

Becky Scarwell lures the Dinosaurs into a trap, hoping to transform them into pure data using an alien device so she can study them at her leisure. Her plan goes awry when Bad Rap makes an unexpected appearance and the Raptors are digitized instead.
Ep. 30: Night of the Living Pumpkins (1997-10-10)

While trying to stop the Raptors' latest plot, the Extreme Dinosaurs are caught in a cloud of mysterious green microbes that makes them glow in the dark and leaves them laid-back, mellow and peaceful - too peaceful to get in the Raptors' way! Bad Rap decides to spread the microbe across America in Halloween pumpkins, and it's up to Chedra and Hardrock to get the Dinosaurs riled up enough to fight back, before the Raptors can wreck havoc on a nation full of docile humans!
Ep. 31: A Few Good Dinosaurs (1997-10-13)

After hearing Pork and his old Marine buddy Sargeant Brick swap stories about boot camp, Bullzeye, Hardrock and Spike decide it sounds like the best vacation ever, and persuade Brick to set up an oversized Dinosaur boot camp on an old Army base.
Ep. 32: Captain Pork (1997-10-14)

When Dr. Becky Scarwell's Roswell team retrieves a pair of downed alien spacecraft, Scarwell is accidentally possessed by the mind of one of the alien pilots, a cosmic criminal called The Commander.
Ep. 33: Lights, Cameras, Raptors (1997-10-15)

The Raptors take on Hollywood when Bad Rap writes a script about Raptors taking over the world, and hires a director to film it on the streets of Los Angeles. But the movie is just a front so that Spittor can dissolve the bedrock beneath the city with a powerful new chemical, releasing the heat of the Earth's molten interior.
Ep. 34: Enter the Dinosaur (1997-10-16)

Bullzeye and Hardrock learn the secrets of Aikido from master Karma Tupjuk, whose amazing martial arts skills let him perform superhuman feats! The two Dinosaurs must use their new moves to protect their friend's Tibetan sanctuary from the Raptors, who want to exploit Tupjuk's powers for their own nefarious ends.
Ep. 35: The Weresaur (1997-10-17)

While adverting a Raptor-caused disaster in a coal mine, the Extreme Dinosaurs are menaced by the Weresaur, a miner who was turned into a hideous monster after being attacked by a Basilisk.
Ep. 36: Jinxed (1997-10-20)

Bullzeye's new obsession - calling Madame Woolenska's Psychic Hotline for advice - has left him convinced that he's jinxed. When T-Bone, Spike and Stegz are captured by Dr. Scarwell while trying to stop the Raptors from recapturing Spittor's Global Warming Machine, Bullzeye thinks it's all his fault! It's up to Madam Woolenska (who only told Bullzeye he was jinxed as part of an elaborate publicity stunt) to lift the curse in time for Bullzeye to save his friends.
Ep. 37: Tiptoe Through The Tulips (1997-10-21)

While battling the Dinosaurs, the Raptors stumble into a greenhouse laboratory and are accidentally sprayed with an experimental growth hormone that causes them to grow to enormous size! The Extreme Ones must figure out how to cut Bad Rap down to size before the giant Raptors can carry out their plan to cover the North Atlantic sea with burning oil!
Ep. 38: Cliff Notes (1997-10-22)

When a small airplane carrying a brilliant scientist and his latest invention - a new type of engine that could cause catastrophic global warming - makes an emergency landing in the mountains, the Extreme Dinosaurs must find them before the Raptors do.
Ep. 39: Colossodome (1997-10-27)

The Extreme Dinosaurs are captured by an alien spacecraft and taken to the planet Krat, where the tyrannical Queen Zarconda forces them to compete in her gladiator arena, the Colosso-Dome.
Ep. 40: Dinosaur Warriors (1997-10-28)

After destroying the Colosso-Dome (in the previous episode), the Extreme Dinosaurs and Ridge join forces with Krat's heroic rebels to overthrow Queen Zarconda and restore freedom to their world - and find a starship so the Extreme Ones can make it home!
Ep. 41: Surfasaur's Up! (1997-10-29)

The Raptors stage a phony costumed surfing contest to lure the Extreme Ones into a trap.
Ep. 42: Double-O Dinosaur (1997-11-10)

T-Bone goes undercover to stop the nefarious criminal Count Alexander Von Skullheim from holding the world hostage with a stolen top-secret satellite weapon. To bring Von Skullheim to justice, T-Bone must infiltrate the villain's castle, evade its network of fiendish traps, and singlehandedly battle the Raptors, who want Von Skullheim's satellite for themselves.
Ep. 43: Salsafied (1997-11-11)

While visiting Mexico, the Extreme Dinosaurs discover an ultra-hot purple chili pepper, which Spike uses to create his hottest salsa ever for a salsa contest in Texas.
Ep. 44: T-Foot (1997-11-17)

Afflicted by temporary amnesia from Spittor's Neural Neutraliser, T-Bone wanders the countryside and befriends a young boy, who is convinced that the heroic T-Rex is actually Bigfoot.
Ep. 45: Zogwalla-Con (1997-11-18)

The Extreme Dinosaurs go to a science fiction convention to meet the director of a movie series starring Bullzeye's favorite giant monster, Zogwalla.
Ep. 46: Safarisaurus (1997-11-24)

The Dinosaurs face off against John Rathbone, an unscrupulous big game hunter who captures rare, endangered animals and puts them on display in his private zoo.
Ep. 47: Sir Gus and the Dragon (1997-11-25)

After being ambushed by the Raptors, Bullzeye is forced to take refuge in a cave near the Scottish coast, where he meets a young boy who thinks Bullzeye is a dragon. With the boy's help, Bullzeye must rejoin his friends in time to set a trap for the Raptors, who think that the area's legendary "dragon treasure" is actually a cache of equipment left by more of Argor's intelligent Velociraptors.
Ep. 48: The Extreme Files (1997-12-01)

Top FBI agents Mully and Scolder come to Pork's museum investigating the mysterious disappearance of the passengers of a jumbo jet Pork was traveling on. Suspecting Dr. Becky Scarwell is involved, the Extreme Ones and Chedra must form a reluctant alliance with Mully and Scolder to infiltrate Roswell and find out what really happened to Pork and the other passengers.
Ep. 49: A Bone to Pick (1997-12-02)

After a battle with the Dinosaurs in Australia, the Raptors make off with a native artefact - a "talking" dinosaur bone - thinking it's a channel to other dimensions.
Ep. 50: The Mysterious Island of Dr. Monstromo (1997-12-08)

The malevolent Dr. Monstromo lures the Raptors to his private island, hoping to use their DNA in his efforts to create an army of vicious predators. When the Dinosaurs show up hot on the Raptors' trail, Monstromo tries to capture them, hoping to add them to the mix. It's up to Hardrock to defeat Monstromo's monstrous Griffin and shut down Dr. Monstromo's lab before his friends fall victim to the doctor's sinister plans.
Ep. 51: Medusasaur (1997-12-09)

Haxx becomes the leader of the Raptors when he gets his claws on a mysterious mask that turns anyone who looks at it to stone, and uses it to turn Bad Rap into a statue! The Extreme Ones must find a way to put the mask out of commission before Haxx adds them to his statue collection, and they have to stop Haxx and Spittor from making off with a fossilized Velociraptor egg which they plan to clone into an army of Raptors!
Ep. 52: Holiday on Ice (1997-12-24)

Bad Rapp, tired of holiday cheer, sets out to blast the North Pole with stolen sonic disruptors, not only melting the polar ice cap, but also (if there is a Santa Claus) ending this Christmas foolishness once and for all! It's up to the Extreme Dinosaurs to stop him, and to help Pork's cynical 8 year-old nephew get what he really wants for Christmas.