Andy’s Prehistoric Adventures

When a precious prehistoric eggshell belonging to museum boss Mrs Pickles is accidentally swept up and put in bin, Andy has to head back in time to find a replacement. Arriving 95 million years in the past Andy soon discovers a group of argentinosaurus, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the Earth.

Andy and Jen are working on a new prehistoric display for the museum when Andy accidentally breaks a 30,000-year-old woolly mammoth tusk. To avoid disappointing museum boss Mrs Pickles, Andy decides to head back in time to find a new one.

Andy is painting feathers for a feathered dinosaur display, but when his last feather is accidentally painted orange, Andy must head back in time to find a real tail feather belong to a tiny dinosaur called an epidexipteryx. Arriving 160 million years in the past Andy quickly locates an epidexipteryx but before he can get a tail feather a hungry predatory dinosaur called a sinraptor approaches.

Andy is very excited when museum boss Mrs Pickles gives him some 10,000-year-old, dried up dung from a giant prehistoric sloth for his display. But when the janitor accidentally tips water on the dung it disintegrates and Andy must travel back in time to find some more.

When a prized painting belonging to museum boss Mrs Pickles, featuring an infant swimming reptile called an ophthalmosaurus, is damaged; Andy travels back in time to take a picture to replace the painting.

When Andy's laptop accidentally gets a bucket of water tipped on it, he loses an important scan of a footprint belonging to a paraceratherium, a giant prehistoric mammal, five times the size of a rhino. He decides to use his time-travelling clock to go back in time and get a new scan.

When a computer model of a giant spinosaurus dinosaur gets corrupted, Andy must head back in time to scan a real spinosaurus in order to finish his new display. Arriving in North Africa 100 million years in the past, Andy is chased by another massive predatory dinosaur, a carcharodontosaurus, but escapes with the help of a speedy ouranosaurus.

When the janitor eats a prehistoric fig Andy has made for his display about an ancient tiny mammal called a leptictidium, Andy must travel back in time to find a new one. He arrives in the forests of Europe 50 million years in the past and uses his gizmo to shrink down, so he can ride a dragonfly to search the forest.

Museum boss Mrs Pickles gives Andy some pressed flowers from Switzerland for his new display about prehistoric woolly rhinos. When the janitor accidentally uses the sheet of flowers to blow his nose, they are ruined and Andy must travel back in time to find new flowers.

When Andy accidentally tips chicken soup all over Jen’s laptop it deletes a sound file of a call from a dinosaur called camptosaurus. Andy decides to head back in time to record a new call from a real-life camptosaurus.

Jen is creating a sabre-toothed cat roar for a new prehistoric exhibit at the museum, when a mysterious malfunction with Andy’s gizmo destroys her sound files. To help Jen out, Andy heads back in time two and a half million years to record a real roar from a sabre-toothed cat.

When the janitor accidentally tapes over Jen's new computer generated centrosaurus video, Andy heads back in time to film some real centrosaurus. Landing in Canada, 70 million years ago, Andy searches a forest for a centrosaurus but finds a meat-eating daspletosaurus, a relative of T-Rex, instead.

When the Janitor accidentally breaks a model of an ankylosaur's tail club at the museum, Andy must travel back in time 70 million years to scan a new tail. As soon as he arrives in the past Andy is forced to hide from a giant predatory dinosaur called a tarbosaurus, a relative of T-rex.

When Mrs Pickles prized gigantoraptor feather is ruined in a cleaning accident at the museum, Andy heads back in time to find a new feather belonging to this giant bird-like dinosaur. Arriving in a Mongolian desert 85 million years in the past, Andy locates a group of egg-stealing oviraptor dinosaurs and follows them, hoping they will lead him to the nest of a gigantoraptor.

When a museum model of an ancient primate called Australopithecus loses its hair, Andy travels back in time to replace it. Arriving in Africa 3 million years in the past he is chased by a massive deinotherium, but escapes into the forest where he finds a tribe of Australopithecus.

After another accident at the museum, Andy must travel back in time 49 million years to discover the colour of an egg belong to a giant prehistoric bird called gastornis. He lands in some smelly mud springs, so escapes into the forest where he finds a herd of propalaeotherium, tiny ancestors of the modern horse.

Museum worker Andy borrows a clamshell belonging to his boss Mrs Pickles for a new display about a swimming lizard called kimmerosaurus. Arriving at the prehistoric gallery, Andy finds his assistant, Jen, searching for a lost pearl from her earring.

When Andy breaks a museum display about a prehistoric creature called a chalicothere he must travel back in time to find a chalicothere claw print. Arriving 30 million years in the past Andy finds a group of chalicothere, but by the time he has prepared his water and cement to make a claw print they have vanished.

When Andy accidentally uses cleaning polish to water some prehistoric reeds on a new dinosaur display at the museum, he must head back in time to find some replacement plants. Landing seventy million years in the past, Andy picks some new reeds, but just as he is about to return to the present day, he comes across some magyarosaurus footprints, a type of dinosaur he's never seen before.

Andy and Jen are repairing the skull of a prehistoric predator called Andrewsarchus, as a birthday surprise for Mrs Pickles, their boss at the museum. The janitor accidentally hoovers up a tooth from the skull and when Andy tries to retrieve it the hoover fires the tooth back out, breaking both it and Jen's 3D printer, the only way of making another tooth.

When a section of fake ice from a woolly mammoth display is broken, museum worker Andy decides to head back to the Ice Age to replace it. Arriving 30,000 years in the past, Andy dons his winter coat and sets off across the snowy plains in search of ice.

When a museum display is damaged in an accident, Andy must travel back in time thirty million years to scan the largest land mammal that has ever lived, a paraceratherium.

When the janitor accidentally crushes all the barnacles from a museum display about a giant prehistoric whale called basilosaurus, Andy decides to go back in time and find some more. He arrives 36 million years in the past, knee deep in the middle of a mangrove swamp.

When an ancient Australopithecus tool, from the prehistoric primate display goes missing, Andy heads back in time to find a new one. He arrives in Africa 3 million years in the past, but lands on top of a rock pillar, leaving him stranded.

When an electric fan blows Mrs. Pickles prized prehistoric tumbleweed away, Andy is unable to complete his gigantoraptor dinosaur display. He decides to head back in time in order to find some more tumbleweed. He arrives in Mongolia, 85 million years in the past, and begins his search for tumbleweed, but instead, comes across a dinosaur called saurornithoide guarding its nest.