Hannibal captures Birdman's longtime friend, Prof. Demetrius, to lure Birdman to his secret island... Disguised as people from Primevia, the Galaxy Trio defeat the aliens who had enslaved them.

25,000 B.C. In Europe, arctic glaciers reach as far south as London. Massive predators are on the prowl. Across the continent, two species of primitive man struggle to survive. The Neanderthals are natural hunters, built for brute strength and well-adapted to the cold. However, they lack the understanding of technology and ability to speak in abstract terms that our species has. The Cro-Magnon, Homo sapiens are smarter but more fragile. With exciting new research in anthropology, archaeology and genetics, follow these early humans through a season of survival.

Hannibal captures Birdman's longtime friend, Prof. Demetrius, to lure Birdman to his secret island./ Disguised as people from Primevia, the Galaxy Trio defeat the aliens who had enslaved them./ The legendary Medusa and her Amazons capture a young prince on a hunt and demand a king's crown jewels for his safe return.

The group discovers a Nazi running a tribe of cavemen in Africa.

After trying to seal a menacing volcano so that the Jupiter 2 can take off, Don West and Dr. Smith are captured by cavemen and taken to their leader, an alien computer. Can the two men put aside their personal differences and plan an escape?

The Cavemen encourage Babyface Lou to embrace his cavemen qualities and to avoid ingrown hair.

As produced by (and aired on) A&E's History Channel, the speculative documentary Clash of the Cavemen travels back in time tens of thousands of years to the Earth's premier Ice Age. The program theorizes that at this point in early history, two early sub-species of homo sapiens walked the Earth: the brawny and sinewy Neanderthals, who exhibited tremendous physical strength, prowess and a resistance to pain but limited mental power, and the Cro-Magnons, who, conversely, exhibited astonishing intelligence but suffered from weak and disease-prone physical constitutions. To put it more bluntly, the repeated confrontations between these two species pitted brain against brawn in a contest for survival of the fittest. As time wore on, each sub-species found its very existence threatened by such external forces as extreme temperatures, a decline in available food, and animal predators. Clash of the Cavemen revisits this era and relays the tale of the Cro-Magnons and Neanderthals, abetted by data from the genome-mappi

Andy, Joel and Nick of "Cavemen" answer a fan's question about BBQ in Cavetalk.

The Cavemen explain why they call homosapiens sapes and suggest that Jordanna hook up with Andy who's on the rebound.

From the same production team responsible for the digital-animation triumph Walking with Dinosaurs, this four-part British miniseries covers some three and a half million years in the evolution of humanity. Set in East Africa, the project uses well-disguised human actors to recreate such milestones as the development of creating shelter, hunting with weaponry, banding together in communities, adopting climate-appropriate clothing, learning to make and use tools, and walking on two rather than four legs (it is theorized that this final achievement came about because humankind hoped to conserve energy for the purposes of procreation). Episode titles include First Ancestors, Blood Brothers, Savage Family, and The Survivors. A co-production of the BBC and America's Discovery Channel, Walking with Cavemen debuted in the U.K. on March 27, 2003, and in the U.S. (edited down to a single, two-hour special) on June 15 of that same year. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.