Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (TV series)

Cadillacs and Dinosaurs is an animated television series produced by De Souza Productions, Galaxy Films and Nelvana, which aired on CBS as part of its Saturday morning children's lineup in the United States from 1993 to 1994, lasting for one season of 13 episodes.[4] Set after the year 2627, the series takes place in a post-apocalyptic jungle in the vicinity of the ruins of New York City (now known as "The City in the Sea"); societies have had to re-learn 20th-century technology, lost due to a never-explicitly-stated catastrophe, and have only been partially successful in doing so, though the Mechanics have maintained much "Old World" technology and knowledge.[6] In addition, the series has aired for many years on HBO Family in Latin America, where the episodes can be viewed dubbed in Spanish or in their original English.In 2015, the entire series was made available for free viewing through the Nelvana Retro channel on YouTube,[7] renamed YTV Direct in 2016.[10] Esther Sinclair, UCLA associate professor of psychiatry and bio-behavioral sciences, analyzed the message of the show: "Jack is altruistic, does not have aggressive impulses, resists temptation and is sympathetic toward others.
Cadillacs and DinosaursAdventureScience fantasyXenozoic TalesMark SchultzSteven E. de SouzaDon FrancksColin O'MearaFrank PellegrinoSusan RomanJohn StockerLenore ZannGreg SpottiswoodMichael HirshPatrick LoubertNelvana LimitedNelvanaNew York CityambassadordinosaursGovernorsmechanicCadillacsDavid FoxAllosaurusnemesismad scientistReginald Fessendenlizard menwild childTyrannosaurusTriceratopsApatosaurusDiplodocusStegosaurusNothosaurusMosasaurusPteranodonPachycephalosaurusBrachiosaurusParasaurolophusAnkylosaurusDeinonychusVelociraptorDimetrodonGlyptodonCave hyenaWoolly mammothPeramusPhorusrhacosTroodonEoraptorMachairodusCompsognathusCoelophysisStruthiomimusProtoceratopsMixosaurusStegocerasShivatHerbert J. WrightMammothsMartin Paskotri-colored SandbucksMarv WolfmanWahonchuckswild boySandbuckcave hyenasThresherslitherDavid WiseCutterMarty IsenbergRobert SkirWhiptailMichael ReavesBoneheadHarlan EllisonnitroglycerinTree GrazerRTÉ TwoHBO FamilyTelefuturaToonturamaAmazon VideoLos Angeles TimesRTÉ GuideYouTubeTV.comDon Markstein's ToonopediaAllmovieThe New York TimesRole-playing gameArnold's Wrecking Co.Street FighterPossessed48 Hrs.The Return of Captain InvincibleCommandoThe Running ManBad DreamsDie HardSeven Hours to JudgmentDie Hard 2Hudson HawkRicochetThe FlintstonesBeverly Hills Cop IIIJudge DreddKnock OffThe Powers of Matthew StarSupercarrierUnknown SenderVal VerdeChildren's programming on CBS in the 1990sDink, the Little DinosaurMuppet BabiesThe California Raisin ShowGarfield and FriendsRude Dog and the DweebsThe Adventures of Raggedy Ann and AndyTeenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesBill & Ted's Excellent AdventuresMother Goose and GrimmBack to the FutureWhere's Waldo?Fievel's American TailsThe Little MermaidRaw ToonageMarsupilamiThe All-New Dennis the MenaceConan and the Young WarriorsBeethovenAladdinSkeleton WarriorsWild C.A.T.sStickin' AroundThe Adventures of HypermanTimon & PumbaaSanto BugitoThe Twisted Tales of Felix the CatProject G.e.e.K.e.R.FranklinAnatoleDumb BunniesFlying Rhino Junior HighMythic WarriorsBlaster's UniverseRescue HeroesPee-wee's PlayhouseRiders in the SkyThe Amazing Live Sea MonkeysBeakman's WorldReally Wild AnimalsBailey Kipper's P.O.V.Secrets of the Cryptkeeper's Haunted HouseWheel 2000The Weird Al ShowThe Sports Illustrated for Kids ShowIn the NewsInspector GadgetCyber C.O.P.S.CBS StorybreakRupertCartoon All-Stars to the RescueModern animation in the United States