The Extreme Dinosaurs theme song is the rocking, radical soundtrack that heralds the arrival of the most extreme prehistoric heroes ever seen on TV.
Created by Matt McGuire and Louis Gassin, the theme is a high-octane journey back in time mixed with serious 90s grunge and rock vibes. It pumps up the audience for the wild adventures of T-Bone, Stegz, Bullzeye, and Spike as they battle the evil Raptors to save the Earth. The catchy, guitar-driven melody perfectly captures the “radical flair” of this late-90s animated staple.
Official Extreme Dinosaurs Intro
Behind the Show: Jurassic Intel
Extreme Dinosaurs (1997) was a spin-off of the Street Sharks series, originally introduced as “Dino Vengeance.” Produced by DIC Entertainment, the show focused on four anthropomorphic dinosaurs transformed by interdimensional technology. The series is famous for its massive output—producing 52 episodes in a single season—and its quintessentially 90s “radical” tone.
Developed by Martha Moran and directed by Rich Trueblood, the show featured a stellar voice cast of Vancouver-based talent including **Garry Chalk** and **Scott McNeil**. It found its home in syndication via the Bohbot Kids Network, becoming a favorite for kids who loved dinosaur-sized action and rock-infused background scores.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the high-energy theme song?
The theme song was primarily the brainchild of Matt McGuire, with overall series music crafted by Louis Gassin.
Is this show related to Street Sharks?
Yes! The Extreme Dinosaurs first appeared as guest characters in the Street Sharks series before getting their own show.
How many dinosaurs are on the main team?
The main team consists of four heroes: T-Bone (Tyrannosaurus), Stegz (Stegosaurus), Bullzeye (Pteranodon), and Spike (Triceratops).
