dinogs

Dinogs are a fictional species introduced in the animated television series "Dinosaurs." They are depicted as a family of dinosaur-like creatures who live in a prehistoric setting, but with distinctly human-like characteristics and behaviors. The primary family unit consists of Earl Sinclair, the father, Fran Sinclair, the mother, Charlene Sinclair, their teenage daughter, and Robbie Sinclair, their teenage son. They also have a baby named Baby Sinclair, who is a Tyrannosaurus Rex and often the source of comedic relief. The family's pet is a Pterodactyl named Xipper.

The series uses the Dinogs as a satirical lens to examine various aspects of modern human society. Through their everyday lives and struggles, the show explores themes such as environmentalism, consumerism, family dynamics, and social issues. Earl often works at a construction site, building "Giant Trees," while Fran manages the household. Charlene is concerned with popularity and fashion, and Robbie navigates adolescence and societal expectations. Baby Sinclair, despite his young age, frequently expresses mature opinions and plays a significant role in many episodes.

The world of the Dinogs is populated by other dinosaur species who also exhibit human-like traits and live in a society that mirrors aspects of the 20th and 21st centuries. While the setting is prehistoric, the characters engage in activities and face challenges familiar to contemporary audiences. The show originally aired from 1991 to 1994.