T-Rex Ranch

I felt I needed to rate and review this show. My son watches it right now as his first choice. The scripting is pretty bad. They are either hocking some toy at kids that they get sponsored for or doing something with dinosaurs just to keep within the theme of the show. There is nothing and I mean nothing educational about this show. For me, I feel that's a huge missed opportunity. My son loves dinosaurs and I think he probably knows more than anyone on this show (he's 3). That being said he gets nothing from this show but entertainment. If they would consider the entertainment factor mixed with some education I feel everyone would be better off. They think this show is a Jurassic park/world knockoff. It isn't. It's for kids. Act like it is. Educate them. Teach them about dinosaurs. Not act like idiots with nerf guns and cheap animations.

The villain is so good !! He is so crazy and animated. Wish he was in more scenes. The cgi needs improvement but it looks about the same as any pbs kid's show. Excellent show for kids.

Super fun for Dinosaur fans !! My 4 year old loves this duo and their adventures. All the dinosaurs he gets to experience and learn about is awesome. He loves that he can learn about different types of dinosaurs and it plays well with his imagination about dinosaurs still being alive.

...so I don't understand the low ratings. It's probably just another case of people who haven't done anything judging those who try / do.

Keep up the entertainment, T-Rex Ranch.

Noticing a big separation in ratings and I can see why based on the seasons I've seen. Netflix/Amazon appears to have a version that isn't hocking toys/terrible production values.

There is also another version I saw on Peacock that seems to have terrible production values with an extremely tenuous connection to the Netflix/Amazon version.

I've also seen one that I think was on Youtube that had the same name, but was mostly unboxing/selling toys.

My kiddo doesn't have extremely distinguishing preferences so the brand keeps him interested even in low quality versions.

Overall: Not a lot of education content, highly variable quality (is this an IP enforcement issue?)