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Jurassic World "Things Fall Apart" Camp Cretaceous TV episode Written by M. Willis Directed by Michael Mullen Release date: September 18, 2020

Things go from bad to much, much worse for the campers. 

Read the story summary at the Jurassic Park Wiki

Notes from the Jurassic Park chronology

This episode takes place concurrently with the events of Jurassic World.

Didja Know?

Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous is a CG-animated TV series that aired on the Netflix streaming service from 2020-2022 for five seasons and one special. While the first couple of episodes take place before and during the events of Jurassic World, the rest of them take place shortly after that film, and about three years before the events of Fallen Kingdom. Netflix is currently producing episodes of a sequel series, Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, whose first season began in May 2024.

   Each episode of the series opens with the words "A Netflix Original Series" over what appears to be a T. rex footprint in the jungle mud. 

    The Universal Pictures logo that appears after this is altered from the usual to have the Earth globe with a continent that looks very roughly like the supercontinent Pangaea may have looked in the Triassic-Jurassic periods of the Mesozoic era, 200-150 million years ago.

    As the Universal Earth globe spins, a second "continent" seen is actually a stylized DreamWorks Pictures logo (a boy sitting with a fishing pole on the crescent Moon), followed by the Amblin Entertainment logo.

The dinosaur that bursts out of the bursts out of the Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous gates at the beginning of the opening titles of each episode is a Tyrannosaurus rex, possibly the infamous Rexy herself, but we don't see its right side close enough to see if it has Rexy's raptor scars incurred in Jurassic Park. 

Characters appearing or mentioned in this episode

Darius Bowman

Fredrick Bowman (in flashback only, deceased)

Roxie

Dave

Claire Dearing (mentioned only)

Simon Masrani (mentioned only)

Zachary Mitchell (mentioned only)

Gray Mitchell (mentioned only)

Kenji Kon

Yasmina Fadoula

Sammy Gutierrez

Ben Pincus

Brooklynn

Dr. Ellie Sattler (mentioned only)

Jurassic World workers

Indominus rex

Dr. Wu (mentioned only)

Toro

Didja Notice? 

During the flashback at the beginning of the episode, Darius is again seen consulting the The Lost World of the Dinosaurs book by Dr. Alan Grant, as he did in "Camp Cretaceous". 

At 2:00 on the DVD, when Darius' dad gives his son the matching raptor tooth necklace, notice that the two teeth really do match! As in they're exact duplicates of each other...the stains and cracks in the fossils are exactly the same!

Roxie tries to leave a voice mail message for Claire Dearing about the recent incidents that have occurred at Camp Cretaceous, referring to events in "Camp Cretaceous", "Secrets", and "The Cattle Drive". She also mentions it wouldn't be a good idea for Claire to send her two nephews to the camp now, as she feels it is short-staffed with just herself and Dave attending the kids. Claire's two nephews are Zach and Gray Mitchell, seen in Jurassic World.

Darius admits he used Brooklyn's cell phone to look up a new article online by Dr. Sattler. This refers to Dr. Ellie Sattler, last seen in Jurassic Park III.

In the second flashback to Darius and his dad, Darius excitedly tells his dad that Jurassic World is rumoured to be announcing a new dinosaur to the park before the end of the year and says maybe it will finally be an Anchiornis. Anchiornis is a genus of paravian dinosaurs, bird-like in some respects, including feathers and the beginnings of wings, but it is not believed they could fly.

Notes from the junior novelization Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous - The Deluxe Junior Novelization Volume One by Steve Behling Cover illustration by Patrick Spaziante 2020 Chapters 7-8 cover the events of this episode.

No notes.

Memorable Dialog

ain't no pun like a Dad pun.mp3

I'm gonna go see me a T. rex or a girlfight.mp3

asset out of containment.mp3

no one is getting out of here!.mp3