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This Nickelodeon live-action TV series features strong Black representation.

Our heroes' trip to the dinosaur museum marks the beginning of a new adventure for them. Pırdino's longing for his family grows even stronger when he sees the dinosaur models. Tarık, Porsuk, and Sansar, who are looking for a way to reunite Pırdino with his family, find the solution in building a time machine. Their paths thus cross with those of the brilliant physicist Sündüz Yekovan. However, there is someone who does not want Pırdino to return home: the owner of the Dinosaur Museum, Sadi Torturo... Let's see if our heroes can build the time machine and reunite Pırdino with his family.
This Nickelodeon live-action TV series features strong Black representation.
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