History YMMV / PrehistoricPark

* CultClassic: If Website/FanFictionDotNet is anything to go by, the fan-base is rather small, but ''very'' active.

** Granted in the age before refrigeration especially, it's highly improbable the hunters could eat ''multiple tons'' of mammoth meat before it rotted. One could make the argument trying to target two at once was surplus killing.

* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Downplayed in "A Mammoth Undertaking". Nigel rescuing Martha the mammoth from prehistoric hunters basically means he deprived a prehistoric family of ''humans'' from their food, but Martha was first found mourning a dead mammoth that was presumably her sister. [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse The dead mammoth isn't bought up again]], but since it was likely the same hunters that set up the trap that killed it, they would've still had all the meat provided by ''one'' dead mammoth to make use of - just not ''two''.

* SpecialEffectFailure: The wolves that attack Nigel in "A Mammoth Undertaking" are clearly huskies, not actual wolves (though technically by virtue of dogs being a domesticated subspecies of wolf, one could say they are).

* SpiritualPredecessor: With Nigel Marven returning to a park with prehistoric animals in an upbeat setting with proper animal care, ''Videogame/PrehistoricKingdom'' is poised to be the in-spirit sequel to the show.

* The ''Deinosuchus'' does not blend with the live action at all. This is especially jarring when it lunges at the much better animated Matilda in the final episode.

* SpecialEffectFailure: The wolves that attack Nigel in "A Mammoth Undertaking" are clearly huskies, not actual wolves.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The best piece is probably the soundtrack accompanying ''Elasmotherium'' and ''Toxodon'' stampede, but also the motif for the funny moments and that with the cave bear as well.

* MST3KMantra: Just ''how'' does the park and its time gate work? Do not even begin to think about it!

* SpiritualPredecessor: With Nigel Marven returning to a park with prehistoric animals in an upbeat setting with proper animal care, ''Videogame/PrehistoricKingdom'' is poised to be the in-spirit sequel to the show.

* SpecialEffectFailure: The wolves that attack Nigel in "A Mammoth Undertaking" are clearly huskies, not actual wolves.

* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Sure, Nigel managed to rescue an injured mammoth from prehistoric hunters - but it means he deprived a prehistoric family of ''humans'' from their food.
* SpecialEffectFailure: The wolves that attack Nigel in "A Mammoth Undertaking" are clearly huskies, not actual wolves

* SpecialEffectFailure: the wolves that attack Nigel in "A Mammoth Undertaking" are clearly huskies, not actual wolves

* MostAnnoyingSound: You will get ''really'' tired of hearing the American narrator say "wildlife adventurer Nigel Marvin" after ''every damned commercial break''.

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: The best piece is probably the soundtrack accompanying ''Elasmotherium'' and ''Toxodon'' stampede, but also the motif for the funny moments and that with the cave bear as well.

* MST3KMantra: Just ''how'' does the park and its time gate work? Do not even begin to think about it!

* CultClassic: If FanFictionDotNet is anything to go by, the fan-base is rather small, but ''very'' active.

* FandomSpecificPlot: Usually, fan sequels or remakes tend to have at least one episode where marine creatures are rescued, along with dromaeosaurs.
** Additionally, creature that were present in the WalkingWithDinosaurs series and its sequels/spin-offs are also usually among those rescued in fan stories.

* CrowningMusicOfFunny:
** Bob crafting a mock-triceratops out of a jeep in the first episode.
** From "Dino Birds", Bob getting caught in Nigel's net-gun.

* MST3KMantra: Just ''how'' does the park and its time gate work? Do not even begin to think about it!
* TheyJustDidntCare: Nigel surviving in the Carboniferous without filters is another example, since Carboniferous had much more oxygen in the atmosphere than every other prehistoric time, and ''too much oxygen'' is as lethal to human physiology as a low level of it.

* TheyJustDidntCare: Nigel surviving in the Carboniferous without filters is another example, since Carboniferous had much more oxygen in the atmosphere than every other prehistoric time, and ''too much oxygen'' is as lethal to human physiology as a low level of it.

* MST3KMantra: Just ''how'' does the park and its time gate work? Do not even begin to think about it!

* MostAnnoyingSound: You will get ''really'' tired of hearing the American narrator say "wildlife adventurer Nigel Marvin" after ''every damned commercial break'' in ''Prehistoric Park''.