Jack Nicholson Totally Looks Like Sinclair
Actor Jack Nicholson totally looks like Sinclair, a character from the 90’s television show Dinosaurs
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Oddly enough, I really don’t miss watching that Dinosaurs show at all…
I didn’t remember it until just now. Such a silly show.
I think the captioner meant *Baby* Sinclair. FAIL.
Name Fail indeed.
yeah, def. a fail
WAO. fail…. and i didn’t even watch that show…..does that make me a fail?
Total name fail. I was going to come say something about it but about forty people have caught the mistake before I got here.
Those forty are morons. This is a good one
I wanna see how long this goes on! this one is O.K.
Thats funny but its the baby sinclair, Sinclair was the last name of the whole family. NOT THE MAMA!
Ooh, this guy is actually named “Baby Sinclair,” bad tag… Sadly enough, I was addicted to that show.
That’s Baby… Sinclair was the family name.
Actually, Baby Sinclair looks more like James Earl Jones than Jack Nicholson, IMO.
Did the Dinosaurs creep anyone else out? I used to have total issues with that show. Kept me up at night. :S
Send an email to the folks over at kindertrauma.com – they’ll be glad you did!
Has anyone pointed out that that’s the Baby, and that the family name was Sinclair?
All that aside, I actually really used to enjoy this show.
Yes, only about five other people in front of you. You might cast an eye over the comments before you post one of your own.
Smiley Sarcasm Indicator Detect FAIL
This is too drugs
I thought the show was awesome.
My favorite episode was when Earl became a TV network programming executive. Some of his hit shows were “Test Pattern”, “Happy Colors” and “Box full of Puppies”.
Such shows might actually be a hit today.
Oooh, HypnoFrog anyone? Yes, I know that’s Futurama :-p
Test pattern would be my favorite show on prime time !!
I actually loved the episode where Charlene changed her scent by walking all around the world. lol. Can’t remember what it was called but I remember it had to do with her proving the world was round and getting punished for it. ^.^
AGAIN!!
NOT THE JOKER!
I’m ole Jack Nicholson …. ya gotta love me !
Oh God, I can actually hear him saying that…
I´m the Baby, gotta love me!
LOL this brings back memories, I wish i had a picture of the former mayor of my town, she looked identical to baby sinclair
I know it’s wrong, but this made me laugh ’cause the lady who Jack thought gave birth to him for most of his life was, indeed, not the mama – she was his grandmother. His ’sister’ is actually his mother.
Not the mama! Not the mama!
“We’re gonna need another Timmy !”
Actually, for a brief period in Baby’s life, he was known as “Urg, Urg, I’m dying you idiots” Sinclair. Or something like that.
totally right…:) i’d love to have dinosaurs dvd…anyone knows if they do exist? that show was sooo lovelyyy ^^
The totallylookslike guys effed up the caption…not the person that submitted it
Umm, Sinclaire was the family’s last name. The baby was simply “the baby”, as I recall. Get it right.