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Jurassic World: Reunited Jurassic World
"Reunited"
Camp Cretaceous TV episode
Written by Joanna Lewis and Kristine Songco
Directed by Leah Artwick
Release date: July 21, 2022

 

Kenji, eager to win his normally distant father's approval, is eager to prove himself.

 

Read the story summary at the Jurassic Park Wiki

 

Didja Know?

 

Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous is a CG-animated TV series that aired on the Netflix streaming service from 2020-2022 for five seasons and one special. While the first couple of episodes take place before and during the events of Jurassic World, the rest of them take place shortly after that film, and about three years before the events of Fallen Kingdom. Netflix is currently producing episodes of a sequel series, Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, whose first season began in May 2024.

 

   Each episode of the series opens with the words "A Netflix Original Series" over what appears to be a T. rex footprint in the jungle mud. 

    The Universal Pictures logo that appears after this is altered from the usual to have the Earth globe with a continent that looks very roughly like the supercontinent Pangaea may have looked in the Triassic-Jurassic periods of the Mesozoic era, 200-150 million years ago.

    As the Universal Earth globe spins, a second "continent" seen is actually a stylized DreamWorks Pictures logo (a boy sitting with a fishing pole on the crescent Moon), followed by the Amblin Entertainment logo.

 

The dinosaur that bursts out of the Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous gates at the beginning of the opening titles of each episode is a Tyrannosaurus rex, possibly the infamous Rexy herself, but we don't see its right side close enough to see if it has Rexy's raptor scars incurred in Jurassic Park.

 

Characters appearing or mentioned in this episode

 

BRAD-Xs

Daniel Kon

Yasmina Fadoula
Sammy Gutierrez
Brooklynn
Kenji Kon
Darius Bowman
Ben Pincus
Pierce
Dr. Mae Turner

Kash D. Langford

Big Eatie

Sammy's family (mentioned only)

raptors

BRAD

Carnotaurus (mentioned only)

Scorpios rex (mentioned only, both specimens deceased)

investors (mentioned only)

Little Eatie

 


 

Didja Notice? 

 

Daniel tells his son that he took over Mantah Corp after Jurassic World went down. But this is demonstrably a lie to his own son when later episodes reveal that he was the one who ordered Kash to blackmail Sammy's family in order for Sammy to gather DNA samples from the dinosaurs during her visit to Jurassic World's Camp Cretaceous.

 

Memorable Dialog

 

Dad?!.mp3

you were supposed to get things up and running, not commit murder.mp3

they gave me some thingy-majiggy for the pain.mp3

I'm just charging admission.mp3

I would hate to ruin that.mp3

I couldn't be prouder of you, son.mp3

things might not go so well for all those kids.mp3 


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