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Quick Links The Tragic Extinction of Terra Nova How Krofft Got Lost in the '90s How the Wonderful World of Dinotopia Came to TV DinoSapien Explores Stories of Friendship and Fossils A Trip Back in Time with Ben Stiller and Christian Slater As the PaleoWorld Turned on TLC Nickelodeon's Danny Tamberelli was a Bonehead The Final Chapter of The Lost World It’s About Time Delivered a Comedy of Eras Welcome to Nigel Marven's Prehistoric Park

Somewhere in the days of TV’s past, buried between broadcasts, the sci-fi world of dinosaur shows that time forgot lay dormant, looking to be rediscovered and embraced by a wider audience. Unfortunately, not every piece of dinosaur-related content enjoys the kind of fanfare projects like Jurassic Park garner. What follows is an exhibition for all the pop-culture paleontologists, a compiled list of obscure shows doomed to extinction, and insight into the evolution of paleo-media.

We have a gallery of new images and a trailer from the film, The Dinosaur Project, a “found-footage” movie about a group of cryptozoologists who enter the jungle to find the “Lochness monster of Africa.”

Here’s what the director, Sid Bennett told Bleeding Cool about the film’s style:

If you were going on a documentary expedition you would have a documentary cameraman and a documentary sound man and you would have high production value. You wouldn’t have the shaky camera that is associated with found footage. This premise means that if you are following an expedition with a TV crew, you are going to have moments where it is shot professionally and will have an epic feel to it, like big sweeping vistas. The movie has those elements that are not typical in found footage. The movie breathes.

That is what drove my style and this actually...

Welcome to our weekly round-up of featured giveaways here at Fred. Every week, we’ll present a new clutch of DVDs, books, and other cool stuff you can take a shot at winning. All you have to do is click on the graphics below to be taken to their respective contest pages. And good luck!

In conjunction with Chronicle Books, we’re giving away a copy of Day & Night signed by writer/artist Teddy Newton.

In conjunction with New Line Home Video & in celebration of the individual release of the Lord Of The Rings trilogy on Blu-Ray, we’re giving away a Lord Of The Rings Prize Pack

In conjunction with Fox Home Entertainment, we’re giving away three (3) copies of Simpsons: The Complete 13th Season on DVD.

In conjunction with Universal Home Video, we’re giving away five (5) copies of MacGruber on Blu-Ray.

In conjunction with Universal Home Video,...

In conjunction with BBC Home Video, we’re giving away two (2) copies of Prehistoric Park on DVD.

Contest ends at 11:59pm Est on Wednesday, October 13th.

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