Tut Tut Cory Bolides

This show is absolutely gorgeous! We love it! Like Cory says: It's amazing! The voices are so sweet. The colors are incredible. My 3 year old jumps up and down with excitement and laughs all the time. I hope they release more episodes. We can't get enough.

Finally a show I love to watch with my son. My toddler watches it over and over. He laughs and jumps of excitement during various parts. Very well made and the voices are adorable. Beautiful animation and very well written. Hopefully they create more episodes soon.

Ok so this is my first review. I NEVER leave written reviews but with this show I couldn't resist. Go Go Corey Carson is the most adorable show I have ever seen. I'm not even in the demographic for this show I'm just a teen with a interest in animation as voiceover , I don't even have a younger sibling to watch this with. I stumbled upon this show when I found out that a voice actor I like was in an episode so I tried to find it. I ended up finding the first 7 episodes and.... Watched the whole thing. I was so pleasantly surprised I just couldn't stop.

Firstly the voice acting is so accurate and wholesome I might just explode. I can't get over not being able to find who voices Corey carson. Like he has no IMDB. I wish he did so I can find other work he's done.

Then the writing is so so clever. Not only does this show relate to toddlers but anyone older can find something they enjoy in it too. I tend to find myself laughing at the jokes all the time. The writers were also really smart with the car logic. There were multiple times where I wondered "how are they going to do that/ pick that up with car wheels" and i am pleasantly surprised every time. The facial expressions are also so diverse and easy to read while at the same time being the most simple yet cutest design.

Overall this show feels like it was made by really kind people who wanted to tell a good and sweet story. I could not recommend enough. Now im just wondering why no one really knows about it. The show is above average preschool programming and deserves more.

At first, I expected this to be a Pixar Cars clone with babyish writing and toy-driven overtones. Even though it is based on a toy line, the show is actually way better than I expected.

Animation and Art Style: The animation is adorable. It's CGI but it resembles claymation/stopmotion, and the character designs are cute. It's unique in that the car faces are on their windshield this time around.

Writing: Surprisingly, the writing isn't as babyish as you'd expect. It's kid-friendly yet also mature enough to appeal to a general audience. The situations are relatable such as making new friends and having a potty accident. There are smart lines, metaphors (the episode "Speed Limits" is a metaphor for anarchy) and the show is basically Bluey (an already great show) but with cars.

Characters: Like with Bluey, the characters are all unique and go beyond the excitable, kind kid stereotype present in preschool shows. Cory is a relatable protagonist for preschoolers. He makes mistakes sometimes, but he's not a brat like Caillou. Chrissy is adorable. The parents are imperfect but they love their kids.

Enjoyment: If you're looking for a sweet, wholesome cartoon that subverts preschool show cliches, then Go Go Cory Carson is the show for you. It's just that, sweet and wholesome, with the right amount of spice.

I cannot recommend this show enough. It doesn't seem very popular in the cartoon community because it's a preschool show, but I'm trying to change that. If you enjoyed Bluey, definitely check this show out.

My 2 year old son loves this show. He insists on watching it on a near daily basis and doesn't get bored seeing the episodes over again. The animation is spectacular with great story lines that kids and adults can enjoy. There's also funny tidbits that the adults will laugh at such as Cory's mom telling his father that he's done a great job mastering the microwave for their meal and Phil thanking Mrs. Firetruck for saving his bacon. I really hope more seasons of this show are made not only for my son's sake but I would actually watch them too. Granted I don't necessarily want to watch it every day but if it makes him happy I don't mind it being on.