Morgan Freeman Curses His Way Through Bloopers From His Netflix Dinosaur Show

Morgan Freeman curses his way through bloopers from his Netflix dinosaur show

Watch Morgan Freeman cursing his way through a hilarious bloopers reel from his new Netflix dinosaur show. The video features clips of the actor struggling to pronounce dinosaurs' names, humorous moments he veers off-script, and a rephrased intro: "I'm Morgan f*****g Freeman." The Dinosaurs was released on Friday, 6 March, executively-produced by Steven Spielberg and narrated by Morgan Freeman. The four-part series focuses on the history of dino…

We Can't Get Enough Of Morgan Freeman's The Dinosaur Narration Bloopers

"I'm Morgan f**king Freeman..."

Steven Spielberg’s New Netflix Show Has Already Taken Over Streaming

Photo by Michael Kovac/Getty Images for AFI Steven Spielberg’s new Netflix documentary series has quickly climbed the streaming charts shortly after its release. The show has drawn attention from viewers exploring its large-scale depiction of prehistoric life. Recent streaming data now shows how rapidly the series has risen in popularity on the platform. Everyone’s watching Steven Spielberg’s The Dinosaurs on streaming Steven Spielberg executive…

The Dinosaurs on Netflix: Why You Should Watch Steven Spielberg’s Latest Documentary

DocumentaryThe DinosaursEpisodes4DirectorsJoe Fereday, Nick Shoolingin-Jordan, Jolyon Sutcliffe, Amber Cherry Eames, Darren WilliamsNarratorMorgan FreemanIMDb Score (As of March 9, 2026)7.7/10 Released on March 6, 2026, the Netflix documentary series The Dinosaurs has taken over the streaming platform, surging to the top of the charts as the most-viewed TV series, as of March 8, 2026 (via FlixPatrol). Praised for being an extremely high-quality …

Netflix Review: The Dinosaurs

As someone who grew up enthused with dinosaurs in the 1990s and early aughts, nature documentaries about prehistoric life were an integral part of my childhood. I couldn’t even guess how many times my younger self watched BBC’s justly famous Walking With Dinosaurs (1999) or Pierre de Lespinois’s When Dinosaurs Roamed America (2001), both of which enchanted me with their insertion of computer-generated (and sometimes handcrafted) beasts into real…