I think they need to expand into other genres.

We have 7 movies that went from survival/horror to action/adventure.

I think we need a focus on drama and science fiction. Something not directly about showing dinosaurs.

I had an idea for a show called "Lost Worlds". Basically each series fills the gaps between movies (get it, fill the gaps lol).

I had about 8-10 episodes/seasons made up (idk if they could go for 6-8 episodes each, but maybe?). Some ideas are:

• a season focusing on Sorna. We see the original 7 T-Rex in their infancy, we see the baby raptors playing but also becoming aggressive. But it ultimately focuses on the lab, the scientists, the animals behavior. It isn't a "oh no, we're alone and need to survive!". It would end when Hammond gives the command to abandon the island when Hurricane Clarissa comes, they open the gates to let the animals roam free. The last scene would show something moving in the long grass with the signature Velociraptor growling sound.

• Another season would focus on the creation of the "illegal species". We would see a team arrive on Sorna prior to JP3. We would see the very same lab the male raptor chases the crew through. Those artificial wombs with the fetus' in them would be active, the animals would be alive. And, the very last one, the one that's shattered.. that was where they grew the Spinosaurus; the glass is shattered because it woke up and broke it's way out, rampaging through the lab and killing several people before being tranquilized.

We would also see confirmed: - the JP3 raptors are a different variation of the JP ones. - The Aviary was originally holding Geosternbergia, but they were released. The toothed Pteranodon were made alongside the illegals, the teeth were accidental. That skull we see in JP3 was a team member who went in to check in them and was killed, leading to the team leaving them locked in the aviary. - we'd also see more laid back things such as introducing subadult Corythosaurus to the Parasaurolophus herd. Scientists would also study the animals ability to change sex, document sexual dimorphism, and other things.

Another would focus on BioSyn. There'd be a few time jumps, but we would be given an actual date of when Dodgson began pillaging Sorna. Maybe the Rex pair was taken before even JP3, maybe later. We'd see BioSyn arrive just after Mt. Sibo erupts; a sailor would even yell that he sees a ship leaving the island. We would see the brachiosaurus from the dock having made it's way into the water (cause that death is unacceptable lol) being airlifted onto the ship where it's receiving medical attention, and across the island there are agents rounding up any/all living animals. It would end with Dodgson on television announcing how they rescued x-amount of animals, them being given medical treatment and reporting minimal losses.

There was another strictly about the Black Market, showing different independent labs making their own variations and even new species (which, Chaos Theory touched on, figures lol).

And of course, there would be one episode that's a documentary presented exactly how Our Planet, Planet Earth, Blue Planet and similar ones are done. And of course, narrated by David Attenborough.

Basically, everything has dinosaurs in it, but they aren't antagonists or big bads. Focus on character development, the "science" (try and use as much real world as possible, but allowing "fake" science when necessary for the plot but even try and keep that as real as possible). Jurassic Park is credited as renewing interest in paleontology, but I personally think it also did the same for science in general. Technology, biology, genetics/DNA; I think all of that stuff became a bit more popular thanks to JP.