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Prehistoric Planet Season 2

 

 

SCORE: 53

 

 

 

Prehistoric Planet Season 2 is a lot like the first season. First and foremost there are five episodes that make up Prehistoric Planet Season 2. The episodes in Prehistoric Planet Season 2 range from thirty-eight minutes to forty-six minutes. Near the end of the episodes in Prehistoric Planet Season 2 there is a bit of scientific information. I learned after the first season to take this show with quite a bit of salt. Not just a grain but a lot. I will get into that in just a little bit.

The issues families can have with Prehistoric Planet Season 2 are violence, blood, evolution, feathers, fake science, warm blooded and more. Prehistoric Planet Season 2 focuses a lot on certain animals. Prehistoric Planet Season 2 also teaches Old Earth theory as if it is fact. In fact most of what is shared in Prehistoric Planet Season 2 is taught as fact. Why wasn’t true science used and taught in Prehistoric Planet Season 2?

The biggest problem I have with Prehistoric Planet Season 2 is the same as the first season. I listened very carefully to hear: “scientist think,” or “scientists now believe,” used over and over again in Prehistoric Planet Season 2. True science is coming up with a theory, testing the theory, and then either proving it, leaving it as is, or giving up on it. Gravity is a great example. We can all test that gravity works here on Earth by dropping something. Thinking and believing something are faith based not science based. Prehistoric Planet Season 2 does a great disservice to viewers by throwing out wild theories and never proving anything.

I do not believe these dinosaurs were warm blooded or had feathers. I also do not believe the flying ones walked like that. Prehistoric Planet Season 2 is more fantasy than reality to me. I am also someone who is not convinced of Old Earth theory. Too much of the “science” on that is shaky. Prehistoric Planet Season 2 does tell compelling and interesting stories about these animals.

Yolanda had a wonderful question about Prehistoric Planet Season 2. There was a T-Rex that found a giant dead dinosaur and it was eating it. These two flying dinosaurs showed up in Prehistoric Planet Season 2. Why not share? This was Yolanda’s question. Maybe they did share if this happened in the real world. We do not know one way or the other. Prehistoric Planet Season 2 shows they did not share. Who is right?
- Paul

 

Video: 50%
Audio: 60%
Replay/Extras: 55%
Functionality: 50%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%

System: Apple TV+
Publisher: Golem Creations
Developer: BBC Studios
Rating: ‘TV-PG’ for Parental Guidance Suggested

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