I'm loving how Dinosaur is tackling complex themes like neurodiversity in a way that's both authentic and respectful . The way they've woven Nina's autistic perspective into the show without resorting to stereotypes or clichés is pure gold . And can we talk about how Bo's character brings the comedy gold from his chaotic shed escapades ? But what really gets me is how they're showcasing Glasgow in all its unique glory , from the tenement closes to the bougie bars. It's like they're bottling up that special Scottish energy and sharing it with the world . And let's not forget Ranesh's hilarious quirkiness - I'm here for it! What really impresses me is how Netflix is backing shows like Dinosaur that push boundaries and tell stories that matter .
I'm so glad Netflix finally got it right and created a show that doesn't feel like they're trying too hard . I mean, the way they handled neurodiversity in Dinosaur was actually really impressive - no awkward stereotypes or tokenism here. The writing is on point, and the cast is top notch (except for Bo's character, lol, who else can make a feckless brother so lovable?). And let's be real, that Glasgow setting? It's like they actually lived there or something (just kidding, I'm sure they just Googled it). Seriously though, Dinosaur is a great example of how to do comedy right - not too cheesy, not too serious. Just perfect
I'm loving how Dinosaur is tackling complex themes like neurodiversity in a way that's both authentic and respectful 
. The way they've woven Nina's autistic perspective into the show without resorting to stereotypes or clichés is pure gold 
. And can we talk about how Bo's character brings the comedy gold from his chaotic shed escapades 
? But what really gets me is how they're showcasing Glasgow in all its unique glory 
, from the tenement closes to the bougie bars. It's like they're bottling up that special Scottish energy and sharing it with the world 
. And let's not forget Ranesh's hilarious quirkiness 
- I'm here for it! What really impresses me is how Netflix is backing shows like Dinosaur that push boundaries and tell stories that matter 
.
. I mean, the way they handled neurodiversity in Dinosaur was actually really impressive - no awkward stereotypes or tokenism here. The writing is on point, and the cast is top notch (except for Bo's character, lol, who else can make a feckless brother so lovable?). And let's be real, that Glasgow setting? 
It's like they actually lived there or something (just kidding, I'm sure they just Googled it). Seriously though, Dinosaur is a great example of how to do comedy right - not too cheesy, not too serious. Just perfect 