It wouldn’t have made much of a film, but a Super Bowl ad for Comcast Xfinity released on Monday shows what would have happened had the grand opening of the world’s first dinosaur amusement park gone spectacularly well.

Reuniting stars of 1993’s Jurassic Park – Sam Neill, Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum – the ad, titled “Jurassic Park…Works,” shows the park going offline just as in the original film. In the extended ad, though, there’s an Xfinity tech on hand to plug it back in again, averting all of the crises in the film.

“That could have been bad,” Dern quips in the trailer.

Taika Waititi directed the ad, which shows the three stars, digitally de-aged 33 years, enjoying a relaxing resort vacation, with salt scrubs, a Gallimimus run, T-Rex selfies, and a “pile of shrimp.”

Also shown are Jurassic stars Samuel L. Jackson and Richard Attenborough in a doctored clip from the original movie. The spot also features John Williams’ original score and visual effects from Industrial Light & Magic, which created the effects for the classic film.

A shorter version of the ad will air during Super Bowl LX on Sunday, which is going to be broadcast on NBC. Corporate synergy is at work here, as NBC is part of NBCUniversal, which owns both Comcast and the rights to Jurassic Park films.