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|Row 1 title = Genre | |||
|Row 1 info = Science fiction<br>Drama | |||
|Row 2 title = Created by | |||
|Row 2 info = Tim Haines and Adrian Hodges | |||
|Row 3 title = Country of origin | |||
|Row 3 info = United Kingdom | |||
|Row 4 title = Original language | |||
|Row 4 info = English | |||
|Row 5 title = Series | |||
|Row 5 info = 5 | |||
|Row 6 title = Episodes | |||
|Row 6 info = 36 | |||
|Row 7 title = Running time | |||
|Row 7 info = 45 minutes | |||
|Row 8 title = Production companies | |||
|Row 8 info = Impossible Pictures<br>ITV Studios<br>ProSieben<br>Treasure Entertainment<br>M6 Films | |||
|Row 9 title = Network | |||
|Row 9 info = [[ITV]] (2007–2011)<br>Watch (2011) | |||
|Row 10 title = Release | |||
|Row 10 info = February 10th 2007 – June 28th 2011 | |||
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'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' is a British science-fiction television programme produced for [[ITV]] by Impossible Pictures. ''{{PAGENAME}}'' follows a team of scientists tasked with investigating the appearance of temporal anomalies across the United Kingdom through which prehistoric and futuristic creatures enter the present, while simultaneously trying to stop the end of the world. ''{{PAGENAME}}'' was created by Tim Haines, who previously created the ''Walking with...'' documentary series, and Adrian Hodges. It ran for five series, originally broadcast from 2007 to 2011.<ref>Bassett, Sean (November 17th 2021). [https://screenrant.com/best-british-tv-series-canceled-too-soon/ "10 Canceled British TV Shows That Deserve Another Season"]. ''ScreenRant''.</ref> | |||
Clips from ''{{PAGENAME}}'' were featured on episodes of ''[[Harry Hill's TV Burp]]''. | |||
==On ''TV Burp''== | |||
==="[[Episode 6.6]]"=== | |||
Harry turns his attention to ''{{PAGENAME}}'' in this episode, broadcast two weeks after the programme's premiere. He asks have you ever wondered what a robbery in a joke factory would look like. The scene then cuts to a clip from the programme's [[w:c:primeval:Episode 1.2|second episode]], where [[w:c:primeval:Tom Ryan|Captain Ryan]] and his [[w:c:primeval:Special Forces|soldiers]] are being menaced by [[w:c:primeval:Protosolpugidae|Giant Spiders]] in the [[w:c:primeval:London Underground|London Underground]], a soldier tries to shoot them but the shot ends up being bounced across the room. | |||
Harry introduces ''{{PAGENAME}}'', and is menaced by a Dinosaur growl sound effect. He says ''{{PAGENAME}}'' is ITV's answer to ''[[w:c:tardis:Doctor Who|Doctor Who]]'', noting "It's taken two years, but they've done it." He explains its premise is creatures escaping from the past to the present via an [[w:c:primeval:Anomaly|Anomaly]]. He says it's very frightening and that the special effects in ''{{PAGENAME}}'' are fantastic, well most of the time. The scene cuts to [[w:c:primeval:Abby Maitland|Abby]] holding [[w:c:primeval:Rex|Rex]] where Harry shouts "IT'S A PUPPET!" (Rex is actually CGI). Harry then holds a puppet of Rex. When he asks Rex if he's alright, Rex spits in his eye, Harry calls him "Spit the Dinosaur". | |||
==[[Episode 6.7]]== | ==="[[Episode 6.6]]"=== | ||
In the next episode, Harry jokes about ''{{PAGENAME}}'' again. He announces that ITV is making a spin-off of ''Dancing on Ice'', Diving with Crocs. The scene then cuts to that of a clip from the [[w:c:primeval:Episode 1.3|third episode]] of ''{{PAGENAME}}'', in which a lifeguard dives right into the jaws of a [[w:c:primeval:Mosasaur|Mosasaur]] and is devoured. | |||
=="[[Episode 6.7]]"== | |||
Harry jokes about ''{{PAGENAME}}'' once more, using a scene from the [[w:c:primeval:Episode 1.4|fourth episode]] in which a boy discovers a python in his toilet. | Harry jokes about ''{{PAGENAME}}'' once more, using a scene from the [[w:c:primeval:Episode 1.4|fourth episode]] in which a boy discovers a python in his toilet. | ||
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Prim Spoof|The ''{{PAGENAME}}'' scene from "Episode 6.6" | Prim Spoof|The ''{{PAGENAME}}'' scene from "Episode 6.6" | ||
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==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*''[https://www.allmovie.com/movie/primeval-vm2143330 Primeval]'' at AllMovie | |||
*''[[w:c:primeval:Primeval|Primeval]]'' at [[w:c:primeval|Anomaly Research Centre]] | *''[[w:c:primeval:Primeval|Primeval]]'' at [[w:c:primeval|Anomaly Research Centre]] | ||
*''[https://epguides.com/Primeval/ Primeval]'' at epguides.com | |||
*''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0808096/ Primeval]'' at IMDb | |||
{{Wikipedia|Primeval (TV series)}} | |||
[[Category:Television programmes]] | [[Category:Television programmes]] |
Revision as of 22:31, 3 February 2024
Primeval | |
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File:Placeholder other.png | |
Genre |
Science fiction |
Created by |
Tim Haines and Adrian Hodges |
Country of origin |
United Kingdom |
Original language |
English |
Series |
5 |
Episodes |
36 |
Running time |
45 minutes |
Production companies |
Impossible Pictures |
Network |
ITV (2007–2011) |
Release |
February 10th 2007 – June 28th 2011 |
Primeval is a British science-fiction television programme produced for ITV by Impossible Pictures. Primeval follows a team of scientists tasked with investigating the appearance of temporal anomalies across the United Kingdom through which prehistoric and futuristic creatures enter the present, while simultaneously trying to stop the end of the world. Primeval was created by Tim Haines, who previously created the Walking with... documentary series, and Adrian Hodges. It ran for five series, originally broadcast from 2007 to 2011.[1]
Clips from Primeval were featured on episodes of Harry Hill's TV Burp.
On TV Burp
"Episode 6.6"
Harry turns his attention to Primeval in this episode, broadcast two weeks after the programme's premiere. He asks have you ever wondered what a robbery in a joke factory would look like. The scene then cuts to a clip from the programme's second episode, where Captain Ryan and his soldiers are being menaced by Giant Spiders in the London Underground, a soldier tries to shoot them but the shot ends up being bounced across the room.
Harry introduces Primeval, and is menaced by a Dinosaur growl sound effect. He says Primeval is ITV's answer to Doctor Who, noting "It's taken two years, but they've done it." He explains its premise is creatures escaping from the past to the present via an Anomaly. He says it's very frightening and that the special effects in Primeval are fantastic, well most of the time. The scene cuts to Abby holding Rex where Harry shouts "IT'S A PUPPET!" (Rex is actually CGI). Harry then holds a puppet of Rex. When he asks Rex if he's alright, Rex spits in his eye, Harry calls him "Spit the Dinosaur".
"Episode 6.6"
In the next episode, Harry jokes about Primeval again. He announces that ITV is making a spin-off of Dancing on Ice, Diving with Crocs. The scene then cuts to that of a clip from the third episode of Primeval, in which a lifeguard dives right into the jaws of a Mosasaur and is devoured.
"Episode 6.7"
Harry jokes about Primeval once more, using a scene from the fourth episode in which a boy discovers a python in his toilet.
Unknown Episode 1
In an unknown episode, Harry says that budget cuts are affecting Primeval, showing a clip from a different show in which a litter-picker comes out of a bush.
Unknown Episode 2
When Harry makes up a show, ITV's Meat Police. He says it's to rival BBC's Life on Mars, "Just like they did with Primeval and Doctor Who" he notes.
Trivia
- Harry calling Rex a puppet is obviously a joke on how Abby holds him, as he is actually CGI.
- The nickname of "Spit the Dinosaur" is technically incorrect, as Rex's species, the Coelurosauravus, is actually a type of reptile home to the Permian period, before the Mesozoic era in which Dinosaurs originate.
- Also, the fact he referred to the Mosasaur as a "Croc" is also incorrect. Although the Mosasaur looks very similar to a Crocodile, they are unrelated.
- It is currently unknown whether Harry has made jokes on Primeval Series 2 and 3. He didn't included clips from Series 4 in TV Burp as the first episode of Series 11 started on the same day as the last episode of Series 4.
Video
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The Primeval scene from "Episode 6.6"
References
- ↑ Bassett, Sean (November 17th 2021). "10 Canceled British TV Shows That Deserve Another Season". ScreenRant.
External links
- Primeval at AllMovie
- Primeval at Anomaly Research Centre
- Primeval at epguides.com
- Primeval at IMDb
This page uses content from the English Wikipedia page Primeval (TV series). The revision history lists the authors. The text on TV Burp Wiki and Wikipedia is licensed under the CC BY-SA 4.0 International licence. |