Funny / Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs

• In "Harry, Ace Reporter!"...
  Taury: You don't know what an ace reporter is, do you, Trike?
  Trike: (excitedly) No!
• In "Achoo", where Harry was sick and the dinosaurs have caught his cold though manifesting itself in bizarre ways in each dinosaur, the best one goes to Taury: When he started to see spots appearing on his body, he made quite a narmtastic scream due to his incredibly large, deep voice. It doesn't help that he's supposed to be the toughest and fiercest of the dinosaurs.
• In "I've Got the Giggles":
  • There's a sign for no laughing that's pictured as a smiling mouth with a line through it, but they interpret it as "no mouths" and point out the ludicrousness of that as everyone has a mouth.
  • The line "you found a Whoopie Cushion-whoopee!"
  • When Harry says, "Knock knock" to the princess so she would let them in, which leads to this.
    Princess: "Who's there?"
    Harry: "Harry!"
    Princess: "Harry who?"
    Harry: "Harry up and let us in."
• In "I Wish It Would Stop Raining", Trike says he knows what a fish said, because he speaks fish, but someone else doesn't believe him, saying, "only fish speak fish".
• In "My Hair is Short":
  • When Harry's hair grows super long, Patsy says that he's "one hairy Harry".
  • In the same episode, the potion gives the dinosaurs hair: Taury has Elvis-y hair, Steggy has a mohawk, Pterence has a bushy moustache that makes him sneeze, Patsy has pigtails, Sid has this messy grey hair that he thinks makes him look like a "mad professor", and Trike has dreadlocks.
• In "Emergency":
  • Harry is being a doctor and the dinosaurs are complaining of silly "diseases": Trike swallowed a radio and it's playing music in his stomach, Pterence claims his belly button is gone even though dinosaurs don't have belly buttons, and Sid claims to be "seeing purple spots" because his glasses have jam on them.
  • When Scorch is being X-rayed, Steggy thinks that the X-ray image of his fire is like sitting by a fireplace.
  • Harry deciding that Scorch the dragon "needs to burp like babies do after their bottle", and Steggy says, "He's awfully big for a baby".
• In "Silly Pencil", the sentient pencil, whose name is literally Silly, draws whiskers on Harry.
  Harry: "What?! Cat whiskers!?"
• In one episode, one of the dinosaurs is asked what the little trees are called. When he answers, "Bonsai", someone else replies, "Bless you", to which he says, "I didn't sneeze! Bonsai are the name of those tiny trees!".
• "To Outer Space":
  • The whole premise is that two robots are warring... over whether red or blue is better. When Harry describes the conflict as "silly", it's hard to tell if he means it in the sense of "wacky" or "irrational", since it's so emphatically both.
  • Harry complaining about there not being enough "space" for him to "play space".
  • This childish argument between the two robots:
    Blue Robot: "Well, red stinks!"
    Red Robot: "Blue stinks!"
    Blue Robot: "Red stinks!"
    Red Robot: "Blue stinks!"
    Blue Robot: "Red stinks stinkier!"
• In "I Wish I was a Builder", Trike's building is made of dessert.
• In "I Wish!", two characters waste a handful of the wishing stones by having an Argument of Contradictions over whether the sun should be red or duck-egg blue.
• In "Can You Hear a Drip?", Harry and the dinosaurs are stuck in a bath sponge. They try to trick the nearby octopus into squeezing them out by yelling, "I! Need! A! Hug!".
• "Oops!":
  • When Dino-World is computerified, there is a road that's hard to drive down, called the "hard drive".
  • When Harry and the dinos are in a video game about a Haunted House, Taury boldly walks up to a ghost declaring, "I'm not afraid of ghosts!". Harry says, "But you might get..." and the ghost gets ectoplasm on Taury. Harry finishes with "...slimed".
• In "Hail the Queen", Patsy's friends gulp down all her food, trying to pretend that they're just making sure it's safe.
• In "I Wish it Were Yesterday", everyone starts ageing backwards, so Harry is a toddler, Pterence is a baby, Trike and Patsy are young children (and start squabbling like child siblings) while the rest are teenagers.
• There's an entire video dedicated to the best jokes in the series!
  • The voice acting really helps enhance the comedy in the show

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