These are the stories of some of the most incredible creatures that have ever existed on our planet. 220 - 65 million years ago. Some of these characters could be called, or known as, "Magnificent", or "Monstrous", perhaps "Misunderstood". But only a few of them... could be called, or known as, "All Three".

Summary: In a Dinosaur Retelling of the Classic Charles Dicken's Christmas Carol, Earl tells the story of how Ebeneezer Scrooge is known as the stingiest Dinosaur in Dino-London until one Christmas Eve night he goes on a magical journey learning the True Meaning of Christmas.

With nature being thrown out of balance due to the extinction of a bug species called Bunch Beetles caused by the corrupt company WESAYSO, whom the main character of the series, Earl Sinclair works for, WESAYSO formed a task force with Earl as chairman in charge. However, after multiple attempts to fix the problem, Earl only winds up making it worse a causing the Ice Age.

Set off the coast of Cuba, ancient animals of the past roam. Dinosaurs, creatures that died 65 million years ago. All around, giant herbivores and carnivores fight in an evolutionary battle for survival. Now, thanks to the foremost advanced genetic technology in science, these incredible animals are back. From beautiful titans, to terrifying predators, to river monsters, this islan

Robbie Sinclair meets a female in his class who is keeping a secret from everyone, even from her own parents.

A savage has been taken away from his father figure and over the years, he been looking for him.. will Darbi ever find the one he used to call dad?

The last moments of Roy and Monica during the episode Changing nature and what became of them during the ending.

Tag-on ending for "Changing Nature", for everyone who didn't like how the episode ended. Earl thought the world had come to an end...or did it?

Earl comes up with a plan that keeps the dinosaurs alive longer.

That ending sucked, and the writers sucked for writing it. Did you know that they wrote it the way they did JUST to screw over any potential continuations/revivals and not for any valid artistic reasons? Presenting how it SHOULD have ended. And we can all make-believe that it did.

Robbie Sinclair es un buen chico, con buenas notas y un buen comportamiento, hasta el día en que se interpuso en el camino de Spike, un dinosaurio peligroso recién transferido de otra escuela, y entonces sus buenas notas su buen comportamiento y su vida en general empieza a irse en picada.

A short story about a dinosaur named Jerry, and the events leading up to his painful extinction.

An extended and relatively more hopeful ending for the episode Changing Nature. Rated K plus for suggestive content.

Robert Mark Sinclair has awful writer's block, as does the author of the story. Will they both turn out something entertaining?

The end is near and Robbie doesn't know where to look for comfort. Spoiler!

Spike may act aloof, but when push comes to shove, he'll be there to help a friend. Even if it means waiting all night. one-shot

When Spike rescues Robbie from The Scavengers, Robbie wants to know why. Spike/Robbie friendship Extended ending for Leader of the Pack. one-shot

Earl's baby is growing up. 200-word Drabble.

Robbie struggles to choose between Wendy and Caroline. Oneshot

Earl Sinclair's younger years. Civilization has left Earl wondering about his place in life and if he can ever be truly appreciated for who he is. Rated T for non-human violence and relationship issues.

It's the holidays in Pangaea. Can Refrigerator Day survive the appearance of General Chow?

A simple one-shot of Grandma Ethyl telling Baby a fairy tale based off of the Shoemaker and the Elves.