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* InferioritySuperiorityComplex: As per usual, Rick can't control his arrogance when faces with beings that are more smarter than he is.
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* ArrogantGodVsRagingMonster: The Dinosaurs and Meteor's are presented as this, though {{Subverted|Trope}} because the Dinosaurs [[CurbStompBattle could actually beat the Meteor's easily]] they just wouldn't because they're SuicidalPacifist's.
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** The third planet Rick and Morty visit are busy making "[[Franchise/JurassicPark a series of increasingly terrible movies]]" about their dinosaurs.

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* {{Hypocrite}}: When the dinosaurs learn about the sentient meteor coming to wipe out the Earth, they admit that they havep been procrastinating on finding a non-violent solution, the same kind of problem-avoiding they had accused humanity of doing when they first arrived.

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* {{Hypocrite}}: When the dinosaurs learn about the sentient meteor coming to wipe out the Earth, they admit that they havep have been procrastinating on finding a non-violent solution, the same kind of problem-avoiding they had accused humanity of doing when they first arrived.



--> '''Rick:''' "It looked so easy in ''[[VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater Pro Skater 3]]''!"
* OhCrap: Beth complains how the dinosaurs fixing everything has left everyone content but unemployed and without purpose. She then expresses a PrecisionFStrike when Rick summarizes that she, and the rest of the family, are now at Jerry's level with nothing to do.

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--> ---> '''Rick:''' "It looked so easy in ''[[VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater Pro Skater 3]]''!"
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Beth complains how the dinosaurs fixing everything has left everyone content but unemployed and without purpose. She then expresses a PrecisionFStrike when Rick summarizes that she, and the rest of the family, are now at Jerry's level with nothing to do.
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** Humans are shown to fulfill this trope so much that even when the dinosaurs literately create a utopia where humans don’t have to work and are free to pursue any dream, hobby or passion. Instead of deciding to grow as a race, collaborate with the dinosaurs and create new purposes for themselves. Humanity collectively decides they would rather go back to ruining the planet, pretend to care about fixing problems they create and return to a society based on economy and employment.

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** Humans are shown to fulfill this trope so much that even when the dinosaurs literately create a utopia where humans don’t don't have to work and are free to pursue any dream, hobby or passion. Instead of deciding to grow as a race, collaborate with the dinosaurs and create new purposes for themselves. Humanity collectively decides they would rather go back to ruining the planet, pretend to care about fixing problems they create and return to a society based on economy and employment.



* SkewedPriorities: Jerry cares more about the fact that his name isn’t on the book he wrote than the fact that the dinosaurs are literally distributing a copy of his book to ''every person on earth''.

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* SkewedPriorities: Jerry cares more about the fact that his name isn’t isn't on the book he wrote than the fact that the dinosaurs are literally distributing a copy of his book to ''every person on earth''.
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* SkewedPriorities: Jerry cares more about the fact that his name isn’t on the book he wrote than the fact that the dinosaurs are literally distributing a copy of his book to ''every person on earth''.
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** Humans are shown to fulfill this trope so much that even when the dinosaurs literately create a utopia where humans don’t have to work and are free to do pursue any dream, hobby or passion. Instead of deciding to grow as a race, collaborate with the dinosaurs and create new purposes for themselves. Humanity collectively decides they would rather go back to ruining the planet, pretend to care about fixing problems they create and return to a society based on economy and employment.

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** Humans are shown to fulfill this trope so much that even when the dinosaurs literately create a utopia where humans don’t have to work and are free to do pursue any dream, hobby or passion. Instead of deciding to grow as a race, collaborate with the dinosaurs and create new purposes for themselves. Humanity collectively decides they would rather go back to ruining the planet, pretend to care about fixing problems they create and return to a society based on economy and employment.
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** Humans are shown to fulfill this trope so much that even when the dinosaurs literately create a utopia where humans are don’t have to work and are free to do pursue any dream, hobby or passion and instead of deciding to grow, collaborate with the dinosaurs and create new purposes for themselves. Humanity collectively decides they would rather go back to ruining the planet, pretend to care about fixing problems they create and return to a society based on economy and employment.

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** Humans are shown to fulfill this trope so much that even when the dinosaurs literately create a utopia where humans are don’t have to work and are free to do pursue any dream, hobby or passion and instead passion. Instead of deciding to grow, grow as a race, collaborate with the dinosaurs and create new purposes for themselves. Humanity collectively decides they would rather go back to ruining the planet, pretend to care about fixing problems they create and return to a society based on economy and employment.

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* {{Hypocrite}}: When the dinosaurs learn about the sentient meteor coming to wipe out the Earth, they admit that they have been procrastinating on finding a non-violent solution, the same kind of problem-avoiding they had accused humanity of doing when they first arrived.

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** Humans are shown to fulfill this trope so much that even when the dinosaurs literately create a utopia where humans are don’t have to work and are free to do pursue any dream, hobby or passion and instead of deciding to grow, collaborate with the dinosaurs and create new purposes for themselves. Humanity collectively decides they would rather go back to ruining the planet, pretend to care about fixing problems they create and return to a society based on economy and employment.
* {{Hypocrite}}: When the dinosaurs learn about the sentient meteor coming to wipe out the Earth, they admit that they have havep been procrastinating on finding a non-violent solution, the same kind of problem-avoiding they had accused humanity of doing when they first arrived.
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** Morty says the dinosaurs "[[PaedoHunt kicked pedophiles]] off Website/TikTok" and as a result Summer's videos are getting zero views or likes, [[DontExplainTheJoke implying the platform is nothing but predators]].

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** Morty says the dinosaurs "[[PaedoHunt kicked pedophiles]] off Website/TikTok" Platform/TikTok" and as a result Summer's videos are getting zero views or likes, [[DontExplainTheJoke implying the platform is nothing but predators]].
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** The second planet Rick and Morty visit that the dinosaurs previously worked on has the paleontologist explaining to them that they plan on producing a series of "increasingly terrible movies" [[Franchise/JurassicWorld about dinosaurs being revived through cloning and presented in a public zoo.]]

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** The second planet Rick and Morty visit that the dinosaurs previously worked on has the paleontologist explaining to them that they plan on producing a series of "increasingly terrible movies" [[Franchise/JurassicWorld [[Franchise/JurassicPark about dinosaurs being revived through cloning and presented in a public zoo.]]
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* JustTheIntroductionToTheOpposites: Rick demonstrates his restored portal tech by teleporting in a walking tophat person that wears a tiny human on his head.

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* JustTheIntroductionToTheOpposites: Rick demonstrates his restored portal tech by teleporting in a walking tophat person that who wears a tiny human on his head.



* OmnicidalManiac: The dinosaurs are so advanced, altruistic, and humble that their mere existence attracts the attention of their living antithesis: sentient meteorites, which evolved into the most primitive, hate-filled, and destructive life-forms possible, and have devoted their entire existence to annihilating the dinosaurs and everything they fix.

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* OmnicidalManiac: The dinosaurs are so advanced, altruistic, and humble that their mere existence attracts the attention of their living antithesis: sentient meteorites, which evolved into the most primitive, hate-filled, and destructive life-forms life forms possible, and have devoted their entire existence to annihilating the dinosaurs and everything they fix.



* PassiveAggressiveKombat: The undertone of Rick's conflict with the dinosaurs. They sincerely want to help, but Rick considers himself equal to them (a claim that proves debatsble at best) and resents any implication he needs their help. After he forces their hand to destroy a living meteor to save his life (when they were otherwise willing to allow it to kill them), they immediately fix the space-time rift he said he was going to get around to closing because "we just love helping", forcing him to actually finish recreating portal tech to travel the multiverse.

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* PassiveAggressiveKombat: The undertone of Rick's conflict with the dinosaurs. They sincerely want to help, but Rick considers himself equal to them (a claim that proves debatsble debatable at best) and resents any implication he needs their help. After he forces their hand to destroy a living meteor to save his life (when they were otherwise willing to allow it to kill them), they immediately fix the space-time rift he said he was going to get around to closing because "we just love helping", forcing him to actually finish recreating portal tech to travel the multiverse.



** The Dinosaurs end up on ''[[Creator/JoeRogan The Joe Rogan Experience]]'' during their press circuit to discuss the asteroid heading for earth. Joe Rogan (wearing a "DMT-Rex" t-shirt and drinking cans of CBD beer) suggests that the asteroid doesn't exist and then completely changes the subject by offering to show the dinosaurs a "rear naked chokehold."

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** The Dinosaurs end up on ''[[Creator/JoeRogan The Joe Rogan Experience]]'' during their press circuit to discuss the asteroid heading for earth.Earth. Joe Rogan (wearing a "DMT-Rex" t-shirt and drinking cans of CBD beer) suggests that the asteroid doesn't exist and then completely changes the subject by offering to show the dinosaurs a "rear naked chokehold."



** In spite of having been kicked off of Earth and basically barred from ever helping any other species ever again, the Dinosaurs are shown to enjoy their time on their new home as they can spend their time on their favourite hobby of skateboarding.

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** In spite of having been kicked off of Earth and basically barred from ever helping any other species ever again, the Dinosaurs are shown to enjoy their time on their new home planet as they can spend their time on their favourite hobby of skateboarding.
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* PassiveAggressiveKombat: The undertone of Rick's conflict with the dinosaurs. They sincerely want to help, but Rick considers himself equal to them (even though he's clearly not) and resents any implication he needs their help. After he forces their hand to destroy a living meteor to save his life (when they were otherwise willing to allow it to kill them), they immediately fix the space-time rift he said he was going to get around to closing because "we just love helping", forcing him to actually finish recreating portal tech to travel the multiverse.

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* PassiveAggressiveKombat: The undertone of Rick's conflict with the dinosaurs. They sincerely want to help, but Rick considers himself equal to them (even though he's clearly not) (a claim that proves debatsble at best) and resents any implication he needs their help. After he forces their hand to destroy a living meteor to save his life (when they were otherwise willing to allow it to kill them), they immediately fix the space-time rift he said he was going to get around to closing because "we just love helping", forcing him to actually finish recreating portal tech to travel the multiverse.
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* ShoutOut:
** The episode is named after ''Literature/JurassicPark''. A few more shout-outs abound, like Morty commenting "Clever girl!" about one of the dinosaurs and Rick saying they're going to be like Laura Dern and "get elbow-deep in dino doo-doo", at which point Rick and Morty lampshade both of these references.
** While listing off possible Morty-related calamities, Mr. Goldenfold asks, "Have I been [[Film/TheFaculty The Facultied]] again?"
** The dinosaurs first arriving at Earth, as well as their spaceships in general, are a send-up to ''Film/{{Arrival}}''.
** The Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse is mentioned multiple times, with the dinosaurs talking about how many Marvel movies have been made, President Curtis referencing the invasion (of Thanos's forces) in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', and the dinos saying that, with all the free time humans will now have, they can "finish rounding out that ''Film/AntMan1'' character".
** President Curtis calls out Rick for ''Film/{{Westworld}}''-ing him with a RidiculouslyHumanRobot that shorts out after trying to eat the ribs that he served up.
** The whole dingy ribs restaurant owned by an elderly black man is a shout out to ''Series/HouseOfCardsUS'', in which Frank Underwood regularly ate ribs at a restaurant owned by an elderly black man named Freddy Hayes.
** The President also, after becoming bored of the dinosaurs' utopia on Earth, suggests that Rick "Film/ZeroDarkThirty" them.
** Rick tries skateboarding into one of the craters because it looks easy in ''[[VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater Pro Skater 3]]''. Unfortunately for him, he's not nearly as good at it.
** At the Oscars, Rick insists that Tim Allen shout his famous "WILSOOOON!" line from ''Series/HomeImprovement''.
** After he and Morty are teleported away, Rick refers to the dinosaurs as "[[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Doctor Manhattan]] highroad assholes".
** The whole plot reference to ''WesternAnimation/DenverTheLastDinosaur'' with the skater dinosaurs in the final scene.
** The Meteors that keep on following the Dinosaurs have a striking resemblance to the moon from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask''.
* ShownTheirWork:
** The sauropods are depicted with what appears to be a pseudo-beak, as indicated by well-preserved skulls.
** The ''Tyrannosaurus'' have feathers on their heads and tails, but are predominantly scaly according to fossil evidence.

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* ShoutOut:
** The episode is named after ''Literature/JurassicPark''. A few more shout-outs abound, like Morty commenting "Clever girl!" about one of the dinosaurs and Rick saying they're going to be like Laura Dern and "get elbow-deep in dino doo-doo", at which point
%%* ShoutOut: shoutouts for Rick and Morty lampshade both of these references.
** While listing off possible Morty-related calamities, Mr. Goldenfold asks, "Have I been [[Film/TheFaculty The Facultied]] again?"
** The dinosaurs first arriving at Earth, as well as their spaceships in general,
are a send-up to ''Film/{{Arrival}}''.
** The Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse is mentioned multiple times, with the dinosaurs talking about how many Marvel movies have been made, President Curtis referencing the invasion (of Thanos's forces) in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', and the dinos saying that, with all the free time humans will now have, they can "finish rounding out that ''Film/AntMan1'' character".
** President Curtis calls out Rick for ''Film/{{Westworld}}''-ing him with a RidiculouslyHumanRobot that shorts out after trying to eat the ribs that he served up.
** The whole dingy ribs restaurant owned by an elderly black man is a shout out to ''Series/HouseOfCardsUS'', in which Frank Underwood regularly ate ribs
collected centrally at a restaurant owned by an elderly black man named Freddy Hayes.
** The President also, after becoming bored of the dinosaurs' utopia on Earth, suggests that Rick "Film/ZeroDarkThirty" them.
** Rick tries skateboarding into one of the craters because it looks easy in ''[[VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater Pro Skater 3]]''. Unfortunately for him, he's not nearly as good at it.
** At the Oscars, Rick insists that Tim Allen shout his famous "WILSOOOON!" line from ''Series/HomeImprovement''.
** After he and Morty are teleported away, Rick refers to the dinosaurs as "[[ComicBook/{{Watchmen}} Doctor Manhattan]] highroad assholes".
** The whole plot reference to ''WesternAnimation/DenverTheLastDinosaur'' with the skater dinosaurs in the final scene.
** The Meteors that keep on following the Dinosaurs have a striking resemblance to the moon from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask''.
* ShownTheirWork:
** The sauropods are depicted with what appears to be a pseudo-beak, as indicated by well-preserved skulls.
** The ''Tyrannosaurus'' have feathers on their heads and tails, but are predominantly scaly according to fossil evidence.
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** President Curtis calls out Rick for ''Film/WestWorld''-ing him with a RidiculouslyHumanRobot that shorts out after trying to eat the ribs that he served up.

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** President Curtis calls out Rick for ''Film/WestWorld''-ing ''Film/{{Westworld}}''-ing him with a RidiculouslyHumanRobot that shorts out after trying to eat the ribs that he served up.

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* BeyondTheImpossible: The dinosaurs are even more scientifically advanced than Rick is, and that is no small feat. They casually create a new portal gun (a portal ''pistol'') for him, and the pistol is not only much sleeker and compact than Rick's old portal gun, but the portals it creates allow you to see your destination instead of just a swirling green vortex. They're also able to terraform entire worlds and cause plants to sprout and grow from barren soil. And to highlight just how impressive they are, most of their displays of power are accomplished just by them ''thinking'' about it and concentrating for a moment, putting them on the level of {{Reality Warper}}s.
** Of course, this has less to do with them being smarter than it has to with Rick being lazy.

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* BeyondTheImpossible: The dinosaurs are even more scientifically advanced than Rick is, and that is no small feat. They casually create a new portal gun (a portal ''pistol'') for him, and the pistol is not only much sleeker and compact than Rick's old portal gun, but the portals it creates allow you to see your destination instead of just a swirling green vortex. They're also able to terraform entire worlds and cause plants to sprout and grow from barren soil. And to highlight just how impressive they are, most of their displays of power are accomplished just by them ''thinking'' about it and concentrating for a moment, putting them on the level of {{Reality Warper}}s.
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Warper}}s. Of course, this has less to do with them being smarter than it has to with Rick being lazy.

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* BeyondTheImpossible: The dinosaurs are even more intelligent than Rick is, and that is no small feat. They casually create a new portal gun (a portal ''pistol'') for him, and the pistol is not only much sleeker and compact than Rick's old portal gun, but the portals it creates allow you to see your destination instead of just a swirling green vortex. They're also able to terraform entire worlds and cause plants to sprout and grow from barren soil. And to highlight just how impressive they are, most of their displays of power are accomplished just by them ''thinking'' about it and concentrating for a moment, putting them on the level of {{Reality Warper}}s.

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* BeyondTheImpossible: The dinosaurs are even more intelligent scientifically advanced than Rick is, and that is no small feat. They casually create a new portal gun (a portal ''pistol'') for him, and the pistol is not only much sleeker and compact than Rick's old portal gun, but the portals it creates allow you to see your destination instead of just a swirling green vortex. They're also able to terraform entire worlds and cause plants to sprout and grow from barren soil. And to highlight just how impressive they are, most of their displays of power are accomplished just by them ''thinking'' about it and concentrating for a moment, putting them on the level of {{Reality Warper}}s.Warper}}s.
** Of course, this has less to do with them being smarter than it has to with Rick being lazy.
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** At the Oscars, Rick insists that Tom Hanks shout his famous "WILSOOOON!" line from ''Film/CastAway''.

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** At the Oscars, Rick insists that Tom Hanks Tim Allen shout his famous "WILSOOOON!" line from ''Film/CastAway''.''Series/HomeImprovement''.

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* NotSoAboveItAll: The dinosaurs are zen altruists, but them fixing the rift at the end is difficult to interpret as anything but passive-aggression after Rick previously declined their aid in fixing it. ''Especially'' after Rick forced their hand into [[TheCorruptor killing the living meteor to save him]]. The Stinger also shows that their favorite pastime is skateboarding.

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* NotSoAboveItAll: NotSoAboveItAll:
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The dinosaurs are zen altruists, but them fixing the rift at the end is difficult to interpret as anything but passive-aggression after Rick previously declined their aid in fixing it. ''Especially'' after Rick forced their hand into [[TheCorruptor killing the living meteor to save him]]. The Stinger also shows that their favorite pastime is skateboarding. skateboarding.
** Even Rick, the "smartest man in the multiverse", sucks at skateboarding.
--> '''Rick:''' "It looked so easy in ''[[VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater Pro Skater 3]]''!"
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* PteroSoarer: The pterosaurs in the episode resemble scaly, toothy ''Pteranodon'' with bat-wings.
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** The Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse is mentioned multiple times, with the dinosaurs talking about how many Marvel movies have been made, President Curtis referencing the invasion (of Thanos's forces) in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', and the dinos saying that, with all the free time humans will now have, they can "finish rounding out that ''Film/AntMan'' character".

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** The Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse is mentioned multiple times, with the dinosaurs talking about how many Marvel movies have been made, President Curtis referencing the invasion (of Thanos's forces) in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', and the dinos saying that, with all the free time humans will now have, they can "finish rounding out that ''Film/AntMan'' ''Film/AntMan1'' character".
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* {{Foil}}: The dinosaurs to Rick. Like Rick, they are so impossibly advanced that they've basically ascended to {{Physical God}}s able to do anything they want and go anywhere they please. The key difference is that Rick hoards his technology for his own use and his vast knowledge of existence is the catalyst for him being such a cynical and detached StrawNihilist; but the dinosaurs are [[TheAntiNihilist Anti-Nihilists]] who have dedicated themselves to traveling the cosmos using their powers to help lesser species flourish and terraforming worlds into utopias. And while Rick usually doesn't care about the chaos he leaves behind in his adventures, the dinosaurs are genuinely compassionate and are horrified to learn that all the past civilizations they've helped were wiped out after they left.

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* {{Foil}}: The dinosaurs to Rick. Like Rick, they are so impossibly advanced that they've basically ascended to {{Physical God}}s able to do anything they want and go anywhere they please. The key difference is that Rick hoards his technology for his own use and his vast knowledge of existence is the catalyst for him being such a cynical and detached StrawNihilist; but the dinosaurs are [[TheAntiNihilist Anti-Nihilists]] who have dedicated themselves to traveling the cosmos using their powers to help lesser species flourish and terraforming worlds into utopias. And while Rick usually doesn't care about the chaos he leaves behind in his adventures, the dinosaurs are genuinely compassionate and are horrified to learn that all the past civilizations they've helped were wiped out after they left.left[[note]]It should be noted that life did return to the worlds the asteroids hit, just like Earth, it was just the dino-backed societies that were destroyed[[/note]].
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* ChirpingCrickets: Parodied. A tumbleweed blows through the Oval Office during the montage where the dinosaurs retake global leadership and solve all human problems, meaning the President is out of a job. It turns out the tumbleweed was "Washington's tumbleweed", and the President puts it back on its stand before leaving.

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* ChirpingCrickets: Parodied. A tumbleweed blows through the Oval Office during the montage where the dinosaurs retake global leadership and solve all human problems, meaning the President is out of a job. It turns out the tumbleweed was "Washington's tumbleweed", First Tumbleweed", and the President puts it back on its stand before leaving.

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