Sinclairity: A Dinosaurs Tale

#28 I’m Dead and I Know My Rights (feat. Maffew from Botchamania)

(Content warning: mention of dinosaur suicide)

Hello! Welcome back to Sinclairity: A Dinosaurs Tale! How was your week? Did you miss us? No? Well that’s cool too...no big deal. We missed you though, but like, yeah we won’t make a big deal out of it. On this week’s episode, Ben and Timmy are joined by their friend Justin Schafer from the podcasts Big Snackers and The Fast and the Curious. With their powers combined, they discuss the Dinosaurs episode A New Leaf (Season 2, Episode 17). The episode is basically a very special sitcom episode about the dangers of using marijuana, but we still let Tim host this episode despite the fact that he’s straight edge and therefore better than the rest of us. Other talking points include: the hosts discovering that their friend Jake’s mom started the Jim Henson Creature Shop, the purely sexual nature of Zach’s Muppet fixation, what it would be like if there was a mashup between Requiem for a Dream and Saved by the Bell, Steven Spielberg remastering Jurassic Park and adding big CGI sex organs to all of the dinosaurs, Jim Henson exhibits at museums that completely gloss over the existence of Dinosaurs, and that time someone allegedly threw a bottle of Jack Daniels at the singer from Off With Their Heads during a punk show in Cincinnati. RIP Dustin Diamond: actor, prison riot survivor, etc.

Welcome back to your fifth favorite podcast about the 1990s sitcom Dinosaurs! This Friday, we have a very special episode for you! You know how when we have guest hosts on the podcasts they’re usually just really funny, cute, charming, beautiful musicians and/or comedians? Well, we did that again but this time our guest is not only those things, but is also actually relevant to the subject matter at hand. Dinosaurs writer Tim Doyle agreed to join us on Zoom and let us interview him for the podcast! And it was awesome! And here it is now for you all to enjoy! Talking points include: growing up Irish Catholic, the genius of Gary Larson, throwing old people off of cliffs, killing off your own characters, and keeping up with The Simpsons.

Welcome back to your favorite podcast about the 1990s sitcom Dinosaurs! Here at Sinclairity: A Dinosaurs Tale, we spend all week waiting to hang out with y'all again. How's your week been? How's the family? Isn't it awesome that Rush Limbaugh died? Anyway, it's good to see you. On this episode of Sinclairity, hosts Timmy and Ben discuss the Dinosaurs episode "Clip Show" from season 2. If you've seen enough sitcoms in your life, you're familiar with a concept of a clip show. Clip shows are what happens when broadcasting companies get tired of spending money on producing new content and just force a TV show to submit a compilation of highlights from their previous episodes as a pseudo-new episode. Dinosaurs approaches this format differently, however, and they manage to provide enough new content to make the clip show actually worth watching. Regardless, this is a short episode for Sinclairity since there was a dearth of content to mine from this time around. Additional talking points include: Disney Plus rearranging the order of episodes, Tim's colorful life full of jokes about snowmen having sex, the importance of gender studies within the Dinosaurs universe, kid tips, pizza delivery guys who watch anime while driving, and some guy in Tim's neighborhood who walks around while reading a book and using his phone simultaneously. We love you! See you next week for a very special episode!

Welcome back to Sinclairity: A Dinosaurs Tale! A podcast where hosts Ben Handupme and We're Gonna Need Another Timmy review every single episode of Dinosaurs, the Jim Henson dinosaur puppet sitcom from the 90s. This week, Ben and Tim discuss the Dinosaurs episode "Power Erupts" from Season 2. In the Dinosaurs episode, Robbie invents a renewable energy source for the school science fair and is taken down by evil business conglomerate Wesayso, who feel threatened by how the invention will affect their empire. And on this episode of Sinclairity, we discuss that as well as the following: George H. W. Bush's smear campaign against Michael Dukakis, Ben thinking that Long Island and Staten Island are the same guy, Grimes giving Dave Chappelle the Coronavirus, whether or the New Green Deal is neo-Maoism, and our inevitable extinction due to corporate greed and ecological disaster. Seriously, thanks for putting up with our bullshit tangents because we love doing this and we love all of you so much. Thanks for hanging out! We'll see you next week!

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Welcome back to Sinclairity: A Dinosaurs Tale! We missed you! This is the first non-bonus episode to come out since Dinosaurs was added to the Disney Plus roster and it's been an exciting week full of people messaging us about finally getting to watch the show, and tiktoks about Dinsoaurs going viral. Join Timmy and Ben this week as they talk about the episode "Fran Live" from season 2 of Dinosaurs (S02E14 on DVD, S02E07 on Disney Plus). In "Fran Live", Fran gets a job as a television host who gives advice to dinosaurs who call in to discuss problems that they're dealing with. Other talking points of this episode include: "1984" by Orville Redenbacher, MTV's (or DTV's) The Real World, leaving your phone at home and calling it "going off the grid", and Ben's friend Kate's dog Iggy who tries to climb into the TV set whenever she wants to go outside. We love you all and hope you're having a great year so far! Hopefully these vaccinations do some good work out here and we can all hug and kiss each other soon. Thanks for checking in with us and you can always email us at [email protected] or find us on twitter as @adinosaurstale. See you next week!

Welcome to Sinclairity: A Dinosaurs Tale! A podcast where two friends (and sometimes a guest) watch and discuss every single episode of the 1990s sitcom Dinosaurs. This week's episode isn't centered around any specific episode of the show, but rather it is a bonus episode celebrating the fact that Dinosaurs is now available on Disney Plus. Hosts Ben Handupme and We're Gonna Need Another Timmy are joined by their producer Zachary George as they world build for both the show Dinosaurs and for the podcast Sinclairity. They also discuss playing in Harry Potter themed punk bands, Joss Whedon's kinky feminist slant, the connections between Dinosaurs and Midsommar, getting fired from retail jobs (and other jobs), and lying about your first communion. Thanks for being our friends! We love you! 

On this week of Sinclairity A Dinosaurs Tale, Ben and Timmy discuss the Dinosaurs episode “What Sexual Harris Meant” (Season 2, Episode 13). This was a very special episode about the invention of sexual harassment and since it was very special, Ben and Timmy were joined by Timmy’s fiance Ysa aka the Ysasaurus Rex. Although this episode was primarily an exercise in gender studies and how far feminism has come, the hosts also made time to discuss Mystery Science Theater 3000, Harry Potter, Tony Hawk’s Underground, Machine Gun Kelly, the brainless nazis who took on Capitol Hill, and 5,000 other things that aren’t technically related to the show Dinosaurs but are close enough for Sinclairity. Thank you for joining us once again, friends.

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Happy Refrigerator Day! Welcome to Sinclairity: A Dinosaurs Tale! A podcast where hosts We're Gonna Need Another Timmy and Ben Handupme discuss the television show Dinosaurs from the early 90s. We usually don't re-establish the premise in every episode description, but now that Jim Henson's swan song Dinosaurs is being added to Disney Plus this month, you might be a new listener or something, who knows! If this is your first episode, that's awesome because it's a very good one! We discuss the Dinosaurs episode Refrigerator Day (Season 2 Episode 12)which introduces us to the first official Dinosaurs holiday. Refrigerator Day is basically Christmas, except the focal point is celebrating the invention of the refrigerator. This week's episode is special because we are joined by Sarah Shockey and Marty DeRosa from the podcast Marty and Sarah Love Wrestling. If you haven't listened to that podcast, you should check it out because it's super funny and Marty and Sarah are super nice people and we had a really fun time recording this episode with them. Other than Dinosaurs, we also talk about television theme songs, Joe Rogan and his buddies, generations of Degrassi, shady capitalists, and which drugs you shouldn't do on an airplane (as a passenger or as a pilot). Thanks for listening! We love you all (except anyone who stormed Capitol Hill or supported said storming; you can leave the planet please). (Content warning for this episode: there's a reference to suicide in the Dinosaurs episode)

On this week’s episode of Sinclairity: A Dinosaurs Tale, Ben and Timmy and joined by comedian Mike Brody. The three of them discuss the late 90’s ska boom, gaining weight at the buffet table on cruises, Hollywood trying to monetize off of Batman’s success via a Dick Tracy movie, and oh also they discuss the Dinosaurs episode Switched at Birth (season 2, episode 11). This episode was a lot of fun to record and it’s even more fun to listen to, so please enjoy! Thanks for checking back in with us this week, we hope you’re all holding up well and having a good 2021 so far. We’ll be releasing a bonus episode on January 29th to celebrate Ryan Reynolds submitting to our demands and putting Dinosaurs up on Disney Plus! Also, check out our friend Mike Brody’s comedy special on youtube and his albums on Spotify. I’ve watched the special a couple of times and listened to the albums enough times that my friends got annoyed with me.