Dinosaur Train Season 2 Episode 20 The Egg Stealer? / To the Grandparents' Nest We Go!

The episode titled "The Egg Stealer? / To the Grandparents' Nest We Go!" is the twentieth episode of the second season of the animated series Dinosaur Train. The show is geared towards pre-school children and aims to teach them about natural science, paleontology, and ecology through an exciting adventure of a group of anthropomorphic dinosaurs.

In the first half of the episode, "The Egg Stealer?," the dinosaur family is excited to hear that a new dinosaur species eggs have been discovered. They decide to go see the eggs themselves, but when they arrive, they realize that one of the eggs is missing. The Conductor and Buddy the Tyrannosaurus Rex lead the rest of the gang on a quest to find the missing egg. Along the way, they use their scientific knowledge and problem-solving skills to eliminate all the potential suspects, including a sneaky Deinonychus and a mischievous Troodon. The mystery continues until they finally find the missing egg in the most unexpected place, leading to a happy resolution for the dino family.

In the second half of the episode, "To the Grandparents' Nest We Go!," the dinosaur family decides to take a trip to visit the grandparents' nest. They must cross a vast ocean, and the family gets to take a relaxing ride on the Dinosaur Train. On the train, they meet a new Dinosaur Junior Conductor, Gilbert, who is eager to learn along with them. As they reach their destination, Buddy, Tiny, Shiny, and Don are in for a pleasant surprise as they discover that Grandpa and Grandma have a big surprise waiting for them - a new baby brother! The family is overjoyed, and Buddy realizes that he will soon have the opportunity to be a big brother.

Overall, this episode is a charming and informative adventure that teaches important lessons such as science, social skills, and problem-solving to young viewers. The episode is filled with fun, colorful characters, and as always, the Dinosaur Train delivers engaging and educational content.