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"Primal" is the latest creation from Genndy Tartakovsky, the creator of Samurai Jack, Dexter's Lab, and so many other great shows.
Primal features a caveman at the dawn of evolution. A dinosaur on the brink of extinction. Bonded by tragedy, this unlikely friendship becomes the only hope of survival in a violent, primordial world.
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I l9ve primal abd i want more people to watch it. But whenever I explain what it's about it's usually along the lines of
A cave msn and a t rex firm a bond through tragedy abd help eachother to survive
Which I'm afraid it sounds like a cave man abd a t rex become freinds
Any recommendations?
Sitting down with great anticipation for a new season from one of my favorite artists…
Rewatching from scratch. End of episode one. The very end. We get a scene on the beach
Now I just rewatched the episode again… and still the scene on the beach is overflowing with emotion. Shock. Fear. Sadness…but I want to know what others think about the moment when the Dino drops her head and He pulls a strong look up to the sky… with a grin. What’s He thinking right there?
It cuts to Him riding her Bursting out of the Ocean, spear raised high…
but I want to hear other peoples thoughts on what that grin meant. What do you think was He thinking/feeling in that shot??
I draw this fanart sometime Ago, and i deicide share here. Hope everyone like It 😎
I'm on episode 5 and I just gotta say FANG IS A VERY GOOD GORL. She reminds me of my dog
I know a lot of the episodes, especially season 1, could fit into it as to quote a youtuber "Primal is the hallmark of miss me with that bullshit," but it came out right before halloween so I cons8der it the Halloween episode
Probably was asked to nausea, but I wondered what the viking slavers exactly used their slaves for given they don't seem to practice agricolture and in the viking chieftain flashback his wife seemed to cook food by herself, like they didn't have servants around the hut doing the chores for them. Do they just keep them locked in the barn until they sold these people off somewhere else. Also what do you think Mira life was like during her time of captivity, like what do you think might have happened to her apart from being branded as we see?
I want to see how the dinosaurs adjusted to the village life, how the daughters childhood is like with what amounts to dinosaur half siblings.
I know that Primal don't have any of Halloween episode. I picked few episodes that are spooky and perfect for the spooky month. Episodes 7 : Plague of Madness and Episode 8: Coven of the Damned. Anyone who picks more episodes are perfect for the spooky month?
I thought about it, after watching him(Sear) when he was younger, and his father, killed 3-4 (if not more) saber toothed tigers (whom seemed to be around the same size as the bears), with nothing but their barehands, and a rock. What does the rest of you think. Yes(upvote and/or comment), or No (ignore).
Hey It’s Me Again, So I Had To Get Back On Meds Because Withdrawal Wasn’t Working, But I’m Doing Pretty Well So Big Thank You For You Guys Supporting Me. anyways I’m back to making edits so here’s one for your Sunday.
Is there any scientific basis that people can act like that? I have thought about it and I think that it makes sense although it might be bit stretched in the show.