"Primeval"
Episode #2.3 (2008)

Director:

Jamie Payne

Writers:

Tim Haines (creator) and
Adrian Hodges (creator) ...

TV Series:

"Primeval" (2007)

Original Air Date:

26 January 2008 (Season 2, Episode 3)

Genre:

Action | Adventure | Fantasy | Sci-Fi

Plot:

An outdoor adventure park is terrorized by a hungry saber-tooth tiger. |

Plot Keywords:

Special Forces | Wilhelm Scream | Jurassic | Team | Cretaceous

Cast

Eloise Joseph	...	Young Woman
Ashley Mulheron	...	Young Woman
Thomas Aldridge	...	Warren
Andrew Lee Potts	...	Connor Temple (as Andrew-Lee Potts)
Hannah Spearritt	...	Abby Maitland
Naomi Bentley	...	Caroline
Karl Theobald	...	Oliver Leek
Douglas Henshall	...	Professor Nick Cutter
Lucy Brown	...	Jenny Lewis
James Murray	...	Stephen Hart
Gillian Kearney	...	Valerie Irwin
Rick Warden	...	Peter Campbell
Heather McHale	...	Mother
Ian Ralph	...	Mr. West
Rory MacGregor	...	Kenny Johnson

Goofs:

Continuity: The sticker that Peter puts on Cutter's shirt at the park changes from one shot to the next, both in location, and how well it is adhering to his shirt.

Quotes:

Professor Nick Cutter: You gave me a fright there. Valerie, what are you doing?
Valerie: What am I doing? What about you? Don't tell me that you're not responsible for all of this.
Professor Nick Cutter: What?
Valerie: You people... with all your mysteries and secrets... I knew who you were from the first minute. You created him in some kind of, horrible genetic experiment, didn't you? He escaped, and now you've come to take him back. Well I won't let you.
Professor Nick Cutter: That's not how it is.
Valerie: Please don't lie to me! I'm not stupid. I'm going to take him somewhere safe, and I'll tell everyone what you've done.
Professor Nick Cutter: But what are you going to say? That you buried your boyfriend after your pet killed him?
Valerie: ...It was an accident. Dave got careless, he didn't know how to handle him...!
Professor Nick Cutter: And you do?
Valerie: He trusts me... I'm the closest thing to a mother he's ever had. I went into my garbage one day, and he was just, somehow, magically, there... a tiny cub, frightened, alone. Half-dead. I had to look after him.
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