CAMP CRETACEOUS ANIMATED SERIES CONFIRMED ON NETFLIX!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N26XDylWEQ&t=181s

As unlikely as it is, it'd be kind of amazing if CC's Sarcosuchus scenes had a musical reference to the Tic-Tock scenes in Disney's Peter Pan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOzlgbWEjzI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfJhVgmvs6w&t=252s
I'm waiting to see how S4 turns out before fully judging the choice of T. rex colors. In the mean time, I do have 2 things to say: 1) Maybe it's just me, but based on what we've seen so far, I don't think the S4 T. rex look as obviously green as the JP2 Buck; If anything, they look like some combination of turquoise/blue/gray; 2) W/all due respect to Klayton, it seems silly to say that the S4 T. rex colors are "a bridge too far", especially given [1] how many color variations we've seen of other species in both CC & the movies, & [2] how much more "far-fetched" Fallen Kingdom is (E.g. The 4th-wall-breaking Indoraptor & human cloning) than anything we've seen in CC so far, including "that robot dog", which is only slightly more advanced than what Boston Dynamics is doing in real life.

S3 is still my favorite, but I like it. Reminds me of She-ra's S2 finale: It doesn't feel like a finale for most of the episode, & then it ends on a big-@ss cliff hanger! Not saying that's a bad thing, just that I wish there was more. Now we have to wait ~5 months to see how they unravel this mess. Ooh wee. Also, no Sarco. Maybe in S5, presumably in the Swamp Biome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWoefuxemck&t=531s

I appreciate you (Swrve) for trying to make your intentions more clear. & I get that not everyone likes seeing certain things in certain shows (E.g. "Robot dogs" in a GMO dino show), personal preference & all that. That said, I have to agree w/many of the other commenters & point out that many of your S4 criticisms don't make objective sense. Put another way, I get different ppl (dis)liking different things & wanting to talk about why they (dis)like those things, but to make matter-of-fact statements about what does(n't) fit/make sense for the overarching story based on nothing but personal (dis)likes is another thing:
-As others have pointed out, you say you're trying to "avoid turning Jurassic Lore into something that's not meant to be" despite the fact that S4 is, at its core, pretty on-brand for a Michael Crichton-based story (I.e. All his stories are basically about humans trying & failing to use science to control what they don't understand; In fact, Westworld is basically JP w/robot cowboys instead of GMO dinos). I get not everyone likes seeing their favorite show progress in that way, but to claim it doesn't fit/make sense for the overarching story despite all the progressions that preceded it (E.g. JWFK's human-cloning & laser-controlled, 4th-wall-breaking Indoraptor) is just plain nonsensical/inaccurate.
-I won't argue about how insufferable Kash can be. However, to add to what others have said, he does remind me of similarly & irredeemably-douchey ppl in real-life (E.g. He's basically a less camara -friendly version of Mark Zuckerberg). Point is, not every character needs much progression, especially lower-tier villains like Kash (I.e. His phone calls throughout S4 made it pretty clear that he's not THE big bad/mastermind/etc behind Mantah Corp). Put another way, it's like saying that Flotsam & Jetsam from Disney's "The Little Mermaid" needed more character progression.
-Maybe this is like "The dress" in 2015 where different ppl see different colors, but the mother & daughter T. rex look blue-ish & gray-ish (as opposed to green) to many ppl, myself included.
-While I get not liking relationship sub-plots, you say that Kenji/Brooklynn "felt incredibly forced" as if you don't remember how much closer they got in S3Ep6-10, relating to/helping each other work through their personal issues. Furthermore, you claim that "none of the campers suit each other" despite the great dynamic Yaz/Sammy have had since S1Ep3 (I.e. 1 is more bubbly/extroverted, the other is more bitter/introverted, & together, they bring out the best in each other; It reminds me of Harley/Ivy's dynamic in the "Harley Quinn" show).
-To claim that "none of [the campers] seem to have any sort of character progression" is non-sensical/inaccurate for many reasons: For 1, it ignores Ben's struggles w/second-guessing/"finding" himself; For another, to claim that Kenji "didn't really care about the rest besides[...]Brooklynn" ignores the fact that, in 2 back-to-back episodes, he literally throws himself into danger for them (I.e. Darius in Ep1, Ben in Ep2); For yet another, you didn't even try to justify the claim that Sammy "got even more annoying".