- which Wikipedia tells me was first released in 1988 - was one of my favorite shows as a child (a fact that anyone who knew me at the time can probably attest to). From what I can remember, these kids find a big egg in the La Brea tar pits? And it hatches to reveal Denver, who is apparently supposed to be a corythosaurus (again, thanks for the info Wikipedia). I know there's also time traveling and skateboarding and - the staple of all 80s cartoons - a band of some sort? It's been a while since I've had the pleasure of viewing this show, so my memory might not be 100% here. Either way, enjoy the opening theme.
Friday, January 4, 2013
Flashback Friday - Denver, The Last Dinosaur
Denver The Last Dinosaur
- which Wikipedia tells me was first released in 1988 - was one of my favorite shows as a child (a fact that anyone who knew me at the time can probably attest to). From what I can remember, these kids find a big egg in the La Brea tar pits? And it hatches to reveal Denver, who is apparently supposed to be a corythosaurus (again, thanks for the info Wikipedia). I know there's also time traveling and skateboarding and - the staple of all 80s cartoons - a band of some sort? It's been a while since I've had the pleasure of viewing this show, so my memory might not be 100% here. Either way, enjoy the opening theme.
- which Wikipedia tells me was first released in 1988 - was one of my favorite shows as a child (a fact that anyone who knew me at the time can probably attest to). From what I can remember, these kids find a big egg in the La Brea tar pits? And it hatches to reveal Denver, who is apparently supposed to be a corythosaurus (again, thanks for the info Wikipedia). I know there's also time traveling and skateboarding and - the staple of all 80s cartoons - a band of some sort? It's been a while since I've had the pleasure of viewing this show, so my memory might not be 100% here. Either way, enjoy the opening theme.
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