Dino-Riders
Season 1
S1 · E1 · Oct 1, 1988
The Adventure Begins Episode 1
S1 · E2 · Oct 8, 1988
Revenge of the Rulons Episode 2
S1 · E3 · Oct 15, 1988
The Rulon Stampede Episode 3
S1 · E4 · Oct 22, 1988
The Blue Skies of Earth Episode 4
S1 · E5 · Oct 29, 1988
Toro, Toro, Torosaurus Episode 5
S1 · E6 · Nov 5, 1988
T-Rex Episode 6
S1 · E7 · Nov 12, 1988
Krulos Episode 7
S1 · E8 · Nov 19, 1988
Tagg, You're It! Episode 8
S1 · E9 · Nov 26, 1988
Thanksgiving Episode 9
S1 · E10 · Dec 3, 1988
To Lose the Path Episode 10
S1 · E11 · Dec 10, 1988
Enter the Commandos Episode 11
S1 · E12 · Dec 17, 1988
Battle for the Brontosaurus Episode 12
S1 · E13 · Dec 24, 1988
One to Lead Us Episode 13
S1 · E14 · Dec 31, 1988
Ice Age Adventure Episode 14
14 episodes in Season 1
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Dino-Riders is a cartoon television series that first aired in 1988. Dino-Riders was primarily a promotion to launch a new Tyco toy line. Only fourteen episodes were produced, three of which were produced on VHS for the United States. It aired in the U.S. as part of the Marvel Action Universe. The series focuses on the battle between the good Valorians and evil Rulons on prehistoric Earth. The Valorians were a super human race, whilst the Rulons were a mixture of humanoid creatures — both of which came from the future, however ended up transported back in time to the age of Dinosaurs. Once on Earth, the Valorians befriended dinosaurs whilst the Rulons brain-washed them.
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Cast
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Paul Kirchner Creator · Carla Conway Writer
Total runtime 5h 8m · Episode length 22 min · Country United States
Show info
Premiered
October 1, 1988
Final episode
December 31, 1988
Status
Ended
Network
Syndication
Country
United States
Type
Scripted
Episode length
22 min
Total runtime
5h 8m
Original language
English
Production
Marvel Productions
Production
Tyco Toys
Production
AKOM Production Company
Production
Hanho Heung-Up
Production
United States
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Languages
Spoken on screen
English
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