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* NoIndoorVoice: A number of the office workers, mostly the male ones (though a female ''Stegosaurus'' speaks in a similar tone).
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* NoIndoorVoice: A number All of the office workers, mostly the male ones (though a female ''Stegosaurus'' speaks in a similar tone).main cast except for Terry.
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* ShoutOut: When Craig rear-ends the ''Spinosaurus'''s truck in "Traffic", the angry carnivorous driver flips over Craig's car and starts ripping parts off the underside like the ''T. rex'' in ''Film/JurassicPark''. Similarly, Terry's introduction in the first episode causes BadVibrations in the water cooler like the ''T. rex'' in the film. Bruce Veloci's introduction shows him turning a door handle like the ''Velociraptor'' in the film.
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* ShoutOut: When Several to ''Film/JurassicPark'', of course. For example, when Craig rear-ends the ''Spinosaurus'''s truck in "Traffic", the angry carnivorous driver flips over Craig's car and starts ripping parts off the underside like the ''T. rex'' in ''Film/JurassicPark''.the film. Similarly, Terry's introduction in the first episode causes BadVibrations in the water cooler like the ''T. rex'' in the film. Bruce Veloci's introduction also shows him turning a door handle like the ''Velociraptor'' in the film.
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** Terry eats the Intern, a young ''Parasaurolophus'', in each episode the Intern appears in.
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** Terry eats the Intern, a young ''Parasaurolophus'', in each almost every episode the Intern appears in.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Richard's son. He destroys Craig's workspace, hits Craig with a golf club many times and calls his father a idiot when he doesn't want to be watched. (Which he does since he destroyed his father's bedroom with fireworks.) [[LaserGuidedKarma Luckily, Terry eats him before he can do anymore harm.]]
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* {{Jerkass}}: Richard's son.son Carl. He destroys Craig's workspace, hits Craig with a golf club many times and calls his father a idiot when he doesn't want to be watched. (Which he does since he destroyed his father's bedroom with fireworks.) [[LaserGuidedKarma Luckily, Terry eats him before he can do anymore harm.]]
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** The secretary in "Office Romance" and Nestor, the stunt performer in "Viral Videos", use the same model as well.
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** Brooms [=McKinsey=], the old janitor from "Halloween Spooktacurawr", and the Dino Team instructor from "Team Building" also share the same model, too.
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** Brooms [=McKinsey=], the old janitor from "Halloween Spooktacurawr", and Danny, the Dino Team instructor from "Team Building" Building", also share the same model, too.
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* ShoutOut: When Todd rear-ends the ''Spinosaurus'''s truck in "Traffic", the angry carnivorous driver flips over Todd's car and starts ripping parts off the underside like the ''T. rex'' in ''Film/JurassicPark''. Similarly, Terry's introduction in the first episode causes BadVibrations in the water cooler like the ''T. rex'' in the film. Bruce Veloci's introduction shows him turning a door handle like the ''Velociraptor'' in the film.
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* ShoutOut: When Todd Craig rear-ends the ''Spinosaurus'''s truck in "Traffic", the angry carnivorous driver flips over Todd's Craig's car and starts ripping parts off the underside like the ''T. rex'' in ''Film/JurassicPark''. Similarly, Terry's introduction in the first episode causes BadVibrations in the water cooler like the ''T. rex'' in the film. Bruce Veloci's introduction shows him turning a door handle like the ''Velociraptor'' in the film.
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''Dinosaur Office'' is a series of stop-motion cartoons on Website/CollegeHumor animated by Creator/StoopidBuddyStudios that focuses on the daily lives of the dinosaur office workers. The series was notable for being a common fixture on Nintendo Video for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS.
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''Dinosaur Office'' is a series of stop-motion cartoons on Website/CollegeHumor [[Creator/{{Dropout}} [=CollegeHumor=]]] animated by Creator/StoopidBuddyStudios that focuses on the daily lives of the dinosaur office workers. The series was notable for being a common fixture on Nintendo Video for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS.
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Invoking.
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* ColonyDrop: In "Asteroid", the weather forecast predicts that an asteroid heading for Earth will destroy everything. [[spoiler:Subverted when it turns out to be smaller than expected. Then double subverted when it heads straight for the office of [=DinoCorp=] Incorporated... but triple subverted, because that's not actually the office where the main cast works.]][[note]]That office is the office of [=DinoSoft=] Limited[[/note]]
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* ColonyDrop: In "Asteroid", the weather forecast predicts that an asteroid heading for Earth will destroy everything. [[spoiler:Subverted when it turns out to be smaller than expected.expected (Which was Invoked by Craig and Sheila when they say that news channels always make stuff up for ratings before the subversion's reveal). Then double subverted when it heads straight for the office of [=DinoCorp=] Incorporated... but triple subverted, because that's not actually the office where the main cast works.]][[note]]That office is the office of [=DinoSoft=] Limited[[/note]]
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* VocalDissonance: All of the office workers have appropriately [[NoIndoorVoice shouty]], [[GutturalGrowler growly]] voices one would expect from a dinosaur... except for Terry the ''T. rex'', the biggest and most fearsome of them all, who sounds like a totally ordinary person. Later episodes feature a few more dinosaurs with normal voices too.
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* VocalDissonance: All of the office workers have appropriately [[NoIndoorVoice shouty]], [[GutturalGrowler growly]] growly voices one would expect from a dinosaur... except for Terry the ''T. rex'', the biggest and most fearsome of them all, who sounds like a totally ordinary person. Later episodes feature a few more dinosaurs with normal voices too.
