Dinosaurs
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Dinosaurs appear to be amusing prehistoric animals in Free Country, USA.
Appearances
- Homsar Main Page— A dinosaur with a sign reading "BEAT STATE!" appears when you roll over the "Characters" button.
- Email comic and Teen Girl Squad Issue 1— A dinosaur punts What's Her Face.
- Email morning routine— One of the eggs Strong Sad finds is a dinosaur egg.
- Email lunch special— Strong Mad sends a picture of a brontosaurus having breakfast.
- Email other days— Strong Bad refers to The Cheat as "the ol' Cheatasaurus".
- Email the facts— The main character in Strong Mad's cartoon is called Doug the Dino.
- Email myths & legends— Strong Bad mentions the CG Dinosaur Channel.
- Experimental Film— A globe with a continent in the shape of a dinosaur on it is seen.
- Peasant's Quest Preview— One of the enemies is a pterodactyl.
- Sbemail 150?!?— Strong Sad mentions revising "Doug the Dino".
- Summer Short Shorts— One of the shorts is a Powered by The Cheat toon, in which Homestar Runner, Marzipan and Strong Bad are seen as cavepeople, Coach Z as a pterodactyl and The Cheat as a dinosaur (The Cheatsaurus).
- Email trading cards— Strong Bad trades Homestar Runner 35 Strong Bad bench pressing dinosaur collectors' cards for one "get out of my face" each.
- Jibblies 2— Poodonkis, Strong Mad's stuffed dinosaur, is found in his closet.
- Email diorama — An allosaurus attacks the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
- Email buried — Strong Bad theorizes that dinosaurs could be found in the "sleestak layer" of underground Strong Badia.
- The Next Epi-snowed — Crack Stuntman demands for "a dinosaur to happen" after Reynold's failed financial experiment.
- Strong Badia the Free Cave Girl Squad — One of the girls raises a dinosaur egg. The full ending to the issue shows a scenario in which dinosaurs outlive humans.
- Baddest of the Bands — Strong Bad's entry for the album cover contest depicts a woman being attacked by a dinosaur.