Blaze and the Monster Machines

It's my son's favorite.

It's annoying and poorly written, but he absolutely loves it. So 10/10 stars.

It has some awesome characters like Blaze himself, his driver AJ, Crusher the Cheater and his best boi Pickle.

I became interested in this show in 2015 I guess?

In 2018 I liked the episodes. The plots are awesome, with Crusher cheating in a race, Blaze and AJ doing heroic stuff and Pickle tricking Crusher into becoming a punching bag lol.

Most importantly, it's educational, it teaches kids what something means, for example, photons are small particles that make light. I did learn from that show too despite me being a teen.

You're probably not a kid reading this review. For me, I'm a dad of a 2-year-old boy whom LOVES trucks and also enjoys learning, so it's no wonder this show is perfect for him. He is glued to every episode, and enjoys all of its aspects from numbers, problem solving, and decision making to the humor and very colorful characters! I also have to watch this show with him, so it's awesome to see such a talented cast make a pre-school show as enjoyable as it possibly can be! Check out the cast; Nolan North, Kevin Michael Richardson, Nat Faxon, and the list goes on! Great show. Definitely recommend!

This show popped up as a recommendation after my child was watching Paw Patrol and I was dreading another mindless show that I sit through hating the characters and trying to figure out what the writers were smoking when they wrote the non-sensical plot.

It's not like this at all. It's fun, has a good message, and teaches kids a lot. The interactive parts feel a little forced but once my son got used to them and how long you're given to answer, he felt really involved in the story and loves it.

Each episode has a specific topic to teach (angles, inertia, width, etc.) which they cover well.

Obiusly most of kids love it, because are cars who can talk, when I was a kid I LOVED Cars, and when I grew up it didnt like me. This show has nothing more than obvious multiple choice questions like for example: which of these balls is green? And has nothing to teach. But if I can tell something good is that it has good actuations.