Innocent secondarycharacters(specifically workingclass or minorities)impacted by themonster Creator isalienated,out of place,an outlier The monsterpolices theborders ofthe possibleCreatedrejectscontrolA character isconcerned withtheirreputation/legacy Familymembersput indanger The creatureadvancesmentally/physicallyfar beyond whatthe creatorenvisionedThe monsterrefusescategorizationTreatmentof livingentities asobjects Themonsteralwaysescapes Characteristicsof the sublime(think setting,animals,emotionalreactions, etc.) Greed/desirecausespeople toignoremorals/reasonIsolatedsetting Reliance ontechnologyhas negativeconsequences Hubris(overestimatingone’s ability orarrogance) The creature’sownthoughts/desiresmatterTechnologyhas apositiveimpact oncharacters The monsterrepresents akind ofdesireConsequences/dangersare heightened bydanger to innocents The monster is aculturalbody/embodimentof values, goals,fears, anxieties ofa particular culturePower of thenatural worldisuncontrollable Creatorcannot faceor admittheir failure The creatoris moredangerousthan thecreatedReanimatingsomethingdead Innocent secondarycharacters(specifically workingclass or minorities)impacted by themonster Creator isalienated,out of place,an outlier The monsterpolices theborders ofthe possibleCreatedrejectscontrolA character isconcerned withtheirreputation/legacy Familymembersput indanger The creatureadvancesmentally/physicallyfar beyond whatthe creatorenvisionedThe monsterrefusescategorizationTreatmentof livingentities asobjects Themonsteralwaysescapes Characteristicsof the sublime(think setting,animals,emotionalreactions, etc.) Greed/desirecausespeople toignoremorals/reasonIsolatedsetting Reliance ontechnologyhas negativeconsequences Hubris(overestimatingone’s ability orarrogance) The creature’sownthoughts/desiresmatterTechnologyhas apositiveimpact oncharacters The monsterrepresents akind ofdesireConsequences/dangersare heightened bydanger to innocents The monster is aculturalbody/embodimentof values, goals,fears, anxieties ofa particular culturePower of thenatural worldisuncontrollable Creatorcannot faceor admittheir failure The creatoris moredangerousthan thecreatedReanimatingsomethingdead 

Jurassic Park Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Innocent secondary characters (specifically working class or minorities) impacted by the monster
  2. Creator is alienated, out of place, an outlier
  3. The monster polices the borders of the possible
  4. Created rejects control
  5. A character is concerned with their reputation/legacy
  6. Family members put in danger
  7. The creature advances mentally/physically far beyond what the creator envisioned
  8. The monster refuses categorization
  9. Treatment of living entities as objects
  10. The monster always escapes
  11. Characteristics of the sublime (think setting, animals, emotional reactions, etc.)
  12. Greed/desire causes people to ignore morals/reason
  13. Isolated setting
  14. Reliance on technology has negative consequences
  15. Hubris (overestimating one’s ability or arrogance)
  16. The creature’s own thoughts/desires matter
  17. Technology has a positive impact on characters
  18. The monster represents a kind of desire
  19. Consequences/dangers are heightened by danger to innocents
  20. The monster is a cultural body/embodiment of values, goals, fears, anxieties of a particular culture
  21. Power of the natural world is uncontrollable
  22. Creator cannot face or admit their failure
  23. The creator is more dangerous than the created
  24. Reanimating something dead