Following its June 2022 announcement, Bad Dinosaurs Season 1 has now been assigned a premiere date on Netflix; therefore, viewers are awaiting word on when they can begin accessing the television series. Bad Dinosaurs chronicles the mischief committed by the infamous T-Rex and his progeny.
It is purported that they are enduring a period of transition and the difficulties that come with living in the prehistoric wilderness. The television series’ creators have compared Bad Dinosaurs to a “high-octane thrill ride.” Here is the release date for the program on Netflix.
When is the Bad Dinosaurs Season 1 Release Date?
The premiere of Season 1 of Bad Dinosaurs is scheduled for Thursday, March 28, 2024. Although SNAFU Pictures has refrained from providing extensive details, certain elements of the teaser trailer do offer some insight into the animated television program. The initial notable element that caught our attention upon viewing the teaser was the hue of the Tyrannosaurus Rex.
We are accustomed to seeing Tyrannosaurus with scales and a green coloration, but in this image the carnivore is pink. The trailer also features additional dinosaurs rendered in vibrant, attention-grabbing hues, which is certain to captivate your child. In addition to these, the program incorporates various other creatures, such as ostriches and mice, for the purpose of entertaining children.
When Will It Be Possible to Stream Bad Dinosaurs?
On Thursday, March 28, 2024, Netflix will begin streaming Bad Dinosaurs Season 1. This is when viewers will be able to stream it.
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When the series premieres, current Netflix subscribers will be able to view it. To view the series, if you haven’t already, you can sign up for the streaming service. Netflix charges $6.99 (standard with commercials), $15.49 (standard), and $22.99 (premium) each month for its three subscription levels.
The official synopsis of Bad Dinosaurs says: “A charmingly mischievous family of Tyrannosaurus explores their vibrant prehistoric world, making lighthearted jokes with the dumb dinosaurs that live there.”
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