they transgress her book's edicts. Other villains Queen Zarconda (voiced by Kathleen Barr) – the queen of an alien world in "Colloso-Dome" who kidnaps T-Bone, Spike, and Stegz to satisfy her amusement. Gort (voiced by Terry Klassen) – Queen Zarconda's right-hand man. Dr. Rebecca Scarwell (voiced by Marcy Goldberg) – a secretive scientist researching mutations and extraterrestrials, who captures the Extreme Dinosaurs more than once. Peter Benning (voiced by Sam Vincent) – a paleontologist determined to capture the Extreme Dinosaurs and Raptors for fame and glory. Count Alexander von Skullheim (voiced by David Sobolov) – a nefarious criminal who appears in "Agent Double-'O' Dinosaur". General Amadi (voiced by Alec Willows) – an unbalanced general who appears in "Raptorian Crude". John Rathbone – a hunter who appears in "Safari-Saurus". Dr. Monstromo – an evil doctor who appears in "The Mysterious Island of Dr. Monstromo". Allies Porcupine Duvall (voiced by Garry Chalk) – a paleontologist and owner of a private Dinosaur Museum which the Extreme Dinosaurs inhabit as their lair. Prince H (voiced by Jacques Bourassa) – the Prince of England who sometimes helps the Extreme Dinosaurs with some missions. Ridge (voiced by Scott McNeil) – a dinosaur of unknown species (possibly Dilophosaurus) who fights as champion in an intergalactic fighting arena. The Skelesaurs - a group of four dinosaur skeletons of the team's species. They appear in the episode "Bones of Contention". At first, they are against the Extreme Dinosaurs. Then after merging into Megasaur, they become allies of the team. Other characters Nigel Moorehead (voiced by Garry Chalk) Dylan (voiced by Andrew Francis) Ditto – Stegz's pet ostrich, hatched from an egg, which Badrap mistook for a Velociraptor egg. He appears in three episodes. Dr. Morales (voiced by Lee Tockar) – a scientist who appears in the episode "Raptoroid". Episodes Development The show was originally named Dangerous Dinosaurs when the series was first announced by Bohbot in December 1996. Karen Lee Brown of Bohbot deemed the series as being a cartoon that doesn't rely on weapons but having "enough action to intrigue kids". The show was originally planned as a weekly series. Merchandise On August 1, 1997, Bohbot signed deals with over 22 companies for merchandising, including Mattel (Toys), Hallmark (Cards), Fruit of the Loom (Underwear) and Anchor Bay Entertainment (Home Video), although the toys launched prior to the show's launch in April. The launch was also promoted with a