Tulio and Miguel in The Ballad of Big Al (Spinoff)

A spinoff of the comic Tulio and Miguel go Walking with Dinosaurs (See here: www.deviantart.com/art/Tulio-a…)

After the success of Walking with Dinosaurs, which Miguel has done the narration for, the contract that Miguel signed for has demanded that he return to narrate the sequel of Walking with Dinosaurs, Walking with Beasts. Again, Miguel uses the alias of Kenneth Branagh.
Miguel is once again forced to narrate for the Walking With... series, in this case The Ballad of Big Al, the Walking with Dinosaurs special. Tulio is somewhat skeptical, having endured the wrath of vicious dinosaurs with his partner while time traveling. Surprisingly, the allosaurus are trained well. Miguel even plays ball with a mother's chicks while not filming.
Tulio and Miguel accidentally got caught in the middle of the chase scene, The Battle of The Salt Plains, because the staff is very careless in ensuring the safety of their narrator.
At one point, the two watch as Big Al’s juvenile actor plays soccer with some kids, bouncing it on his head, only to pop it by biting it.
Apart from some close calls, especially in the Battle of the Salt Plains scene, Tulio and Miguel never had to face any Allosaurs, and Big Al’s primary actor was quite pleasant to work with. However, while filming behind the scenes, Tulio and Miguel come to Big Al’s gravesite. While Big Al’s living stand-in is well-behaved, Spongebob comes out of nowhere to warn them about the ghost of the real Big Al, telling them to sleep with their eyes open.
 The two ignore him and decide to play the radio until the interview team arrives, playing the song “How You’ve Changed” by The Animals. Rebecca Hanna, one of Big Al’s experts, places flowers on his gravesite. It appears to stalk Rebecca Hanna after the credits of the behind the scenes footage, but the people who actually screamed were Tulio and Miguel who were attacked by Big Al. Altivo stops grazing after hearing them scream.
 
Spongebob warned those two, but they can never avoid trouble. Dinosaurs are understandably dangerous, but they have no experience with ghost dinosaurs.
 
(I referenced the ending credits to the Allosaurus bonus feature “Big Al Uncovered”)
(Also, in the same bonus feature, I had SpongeBob show up for the music "Blood in the Gutter" by Laurie Johnson to play, as it was used in the special for dramatic effect)

Unfortunately, Miguel is still under contract for rest of the trilogy, and this doesn’t count because it’s a spinoff.

It’s not over yet...
Tulio and Miguel are trademarks of The Road To El Dorado (2000) © Dreamworks Animation Studios.

 Allosaurus (2001) © BBC Natural History Unit, BBC Worldwide, Warner Home Video, and Impossible Pictures.

The Lyrics of "How You’ve Changed" belongs to The Animals.