
But drawing the cowboys was fun.
Best,
Brett

ALL TIMES EST.
7:00 pm
(60 minutes)
Dinosaurs: Return To Life?
Dinosaurs: Return to Life follows scientists who are using the latest
technology and amazing advances in genetic research to revive the possibility
of creating a living breathing dinosaur, but in a different way than we ever
imagined.
8:00 pm
(60 minutes)
Walking With Dinosaurs (2008 Reversion) - (Walking with Dinosaurs)
Dawn of the Dinosaurs
The plant-eaters of the Triassic fade into extinction as the age of dinosaurs
brings predators like coelophysis to the food chain. But giant sauropods,
cynodonts and reptilian predators alike are threatened when lightning sparks a
wildfire.
9:00 pm
(60 minutes)
Walking With Dinosaurs (2008 Reversion) - (Walking with Dinosaurs)
Sea and Sky Creatures
Follow the lives of dinosaurs living in the shallow sea surrounding Europe in
160 million BC and living on South American soil in 125 million BC. The birth
of a baby dino tempts underwater predators, and flying reptiles vie for prey
with 40-ft. wingspans.
10:00 pm
(60 minutes)
Walking With Dinosaurs (2008 Reversion) - (Walking with Dinosaurs)
Deep Impact
106 million BC. Alternating seasons of summer & winter dictate dinosaurs'
habits. Below the Antarctic Circle, spring brings lush vegetation, as well as
migrating predators. T-Rex reigns over North America.
11:00 pm
(60 minutes)
Dinosaurs: Return To Life?
Dinosaurs: Return to Life follows scientists who are using the latest
technology and amazing advances in genetic research to revive the possibility
of creating a living breathing dinosaur, but in a different way than we ever
imagined.