Talk:Denver, the Last Dinosaur

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Do "Camp Out" and "Art Show" exist?

There are two episodes listed in "Denver" episode guides, "Camp Out" and "Art Show", which I am not sure even exist.

When World Events posted the show on YouTube, they weren't included. World Events' own website says that the series is only 50 episodes, not 52.

I can find no concrete evidence of these two episodes' existence beyond them being listed in unofficial episode guides.

What should be done? --TServo2050 (talk) 19:09, 4 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

France?

Uh, World Events Productions is based in St Louis, Missouri, USA not France last I checked.2602:304:CFD3:2EE0:906:EB01:232C:8E83 (talk) 02:16, 15 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

French co-production

This cartoon was co-produced by USA and France, a fact that appears on many websites mentioning the series, but strangely not on Wikipedia (even the french page). Also, the reception part should be changed, as gives only one bloggers negative (and unresearched) opinion. Just because one blogger says he/she hates something, doesn't make it a generalisation.