It must be because of the pre-school cartoon stigma, though that hasn't stopped Bluey. Someone just needs to kickstart it, I think! Increase awareness of how cute they are.

I love Dinosaur Train!!

I've seen a few episodes on TV, the only thing really entertaining to me was the dinos xD story was weak but it was so long ago?

i prefer dinotrux, myself.

I believe you can watch for free on pbskids.org.
Does FA allow links? https://pbskids.org/dinosaurtrain/videos/

Well, they have my seal of approval already.

Buddy: "I have a hypothesis"
TIny: "he means, an idea he can test"

I AM however, mildly disappointed they STILL aren't portraying feathered dinosaurs. At LEAST the dromaeosaurs, if not theropods and further.

Looking at the wiki, they do get Velociraptor and Microraptor more or less right.

Yeah plenty of the side characters have feathers, though not "a lot" of feathers... i suspect it was a simplification to make rendering everything less expensive. But i'm not an expert so that's a total guess

It's gorgeous and charming with interwoven heartfelt messages. It is a wonderful show.

I honestly am glad it's somewhat unheard of in the community since it doesn't get a flooding of grotesque content.

Oh hey! I was watching your clip earlier of Mrs Conductor's song from the final episode. It was really cool :D Do you know where season 5 can be watched?

Note me and if you have a telegram I can give you all 100 episodes.

Considering it came on when I was sleep it's no wonder I didn't see much of it.

i found some enjoyment in it. same as i did with dinotrux and my littile pony friendship is magic. Good worth while cartoons can be hard to find. so sometimes you have to try the younger scaled ones.

What I found amazing about this show is that, despite it being a preschooler show, it's actually pretty good as opposed to the likes of Caillou and Peppa Pig.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcanfUVYY0Y

Dinosaur Train's songs are actually really well-written... and way too catchy. I love the characters too, especially Tiny.

Also, it's pretty educational. It actually teaches you about the three periods, not just Jurassic and tons of dinos I've never even heard of.

I went to watch it again but it was removed from Netflix in my region. :<

The only thing I've ever seen of Dinosaur Train was a parody of it on Robot Chicken.
Did that train really have a steering wheel?

If I could ask, for just one dish, my greatest wish, would be more... FISH!

Plenty of god-tier cuties in many cartoons, I think the problem is they're old so people have just moved on from them.

I had no idea it even existed! It looks adorable.

I saw plenty of episodes of that show, it was on PBS every morning where I lived (along with another great cartoon for a budding macrophile, Clifford).

The fact that the intro ended with the camera going right into Ms Giganotosaurus' mouth made me wonder if the animators were intentionally playing to our interests at times...

I thought it kinda did it's "OMFG popular" rounds back when it was first airing.

I've caught a few episodes when my daughter was little. And yes, its actually enjoyable. Even scored a few of the characters for her when they popped up for sale.

And another show that had serious delight to watch was The Koala Brothers (We're here to help!!!). They actually put a few episodes on DVD and a Christmas special.

Well... For one thing, the name is very off-putting. It screams of exploitative marketing and unoriginality -- it gives the impression that someone was trying to create a toy line and thought "Hmm, kids like dinosaurs, and kids like trains..."

Of course, this is very much not the case; it actually is an educational show... Albeit one that doesn't seem to know the age of its target audience.

The first time I chanced across it, a brontosaurus was explaining to Buddy and Tiny... *deep breath* That he's too big to do his business discretely so he just shits as he walks.

The second time I chanced across it, one of the dinosaur expert humans was talking to the camera about dinosaur teeth and how whichever species was the focus lost and regrew new ones constantly. Then he asked "Can you name another animal that loses and regrows teeth all the time?"

Me: "Huh? Wait, we're doing the Dora the Explorer crap with this? Umm... is this another animal in the show or-?"
Generic kids: "Sha-a-a-ark!"
Me: "Oh, right." (awkward pause) "Umm... Are you sure your target audience will have already learned that?"

I would imagine a lot of people -- kids and adults alike -- never gave it much of a chance for similar reasons.