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This show is amazing, and I heavily recommend it. Without any spoilers, the series follows Spear and Fang, a non-speaking Human, and a Dinosaur, traveling a prehistoric Earth with tons of crazy creatures. The series is episodic, though builds on the duo’s relationship, and each episode has them facing a new enemy, like Giant Spiders, Human-Sized Bats, and many other wild and unique creatures. The series also has one amazing detail, that being the fact that there is no dialogue. Spear, being a prehistoric Human, does not speak, and only groans, but you can see all the emotions he has in his face, and it is amazing. The show is also on [Adult Swim], because while it doesn’t have any cursing or stuff like that, when there’s action scenes, it gets really bloody. The series is created by Genndy Tartakovsky, who created Cartoon Network’s Dexter’s Laboratory, Samurai Jack and Sym-Bionic Titan, and directed the first three Hotel Transylvania films. If you decide to watch, all Ten Episodes are on HBO Max, and a Second Season is coming. Also, to the people who gave this One Star, no, this is not Primal Starring Nicholas Cage

I LOVE INFINITY TRAIN! It is one of Cartoon Network’s best shows in years! The show is an anthology Series with at the moment Three 10 Episode Seasons, or Books, and a Fourth coming on April 15th. The series is about a Train with infinite Carts that picks up passengers in random places, and has them go through the carts, each containing a little pocket dimension where anything could happen. One could have a bunch of Kaiju fighting, one could be a Car where your reflection is alive, one could be a car full of Origami Creatures, there’s even one with Dinosaurs that play Baseball. It gets weird. Passengers are also given a number on their hand that can magically increase or decrease, though I can’t say why. Each Book follows a new passenger, with the Protagonist of the first Book being Tulip, a young intelligent Girl who is dealing with her parent’s divorce (by the way in just a few minutes, the show portrays this topic in a very grounded and realistic way). She ends up on the train when running away to a Game Design Camp in Osh Kosh that her Father couldn’t take her to. She ends up in a car with snow, and finds a little robot called One-One, who has two separate sides with their own personality that can divide into two smaller robots. One is happy and cheerful, while the other is gloomy and grim. One-One says he is looking for his “mom”, and so the rest of the Book has Tulip and One-One traversing the train, looking for One-One’s Mom, and Tulip’s way home. The show is amazing, and I recommend you go check it out. All of it is on HBO Max, and also, this isn’t a spoiler, but... Book Three has some of the darkest scenes Cartoon Network has ever made. Oh, and one more thing, the series had planned for Eight Books, but Cartoon Network is cancelling the series after the Fourth. If you like the series, and wish for Owen Dennis, the show’s creator, and his Crew to finish it, tell Cartoon Network, and spread the hashtag #RenewInfinityTrain