Tyrannosaurus rex gets a full episode of scrutiny in this entry from Paleoworld, the paleontology series produced for The Learning Channel that ran fifty episodes across four seasons after its 1994 debut. Paleontologists and fossil evidence carry the argument rather than narration alone, working through what T-rex's skeleton and jaw structure actually tell researchers about how it hunted and fed, a question that split the field between predator and scavenger camps during the years this series aired. Expect period-appropriate reconstructions and interviews rather than modern CGI, consistent with a mid-1990s cable production, plus the show's usual habit of walking through the physical evidence bone by bone before drawing conclusions. It is a snapshot of T-rex science as understood in the mid-1990s, useful for seeing how the debate has shifted since, and a piece of a series that spent its run building a comprehensive account of prehistoric life one episode at a time.