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Strange, unexplained 'anomalies' have ripped multiple holes in the fabric of time and space, allowing dangerous creatures from the distant past to lumber onto the streets of modern Britain. That's where professor Nick Cutter and his team come in, and the fun really begins.
Dinosaurs can stomp and giant spiders sting, and Stephen can look like Zac Efron's older brother, but if everyone on the screen is acting like it's all just an unfortunate situation to be dealt with, well, then, so will we.
If nothing else, this dinosaur-obsessed drama is a pleasing option in a TV landscape with too few non-Disney alternatives for families with kids in the 7 to 12 age range.
Primeval mixes elements of Jurassic Park and Stargate, rarely taking itself seriously while also warning of the consequences of not confronting these threats to mankind.