The segment starts with this insanely hyperactive robot guy who’s made out of like stuff your schools want you to buy for school but never end up using, but with a real life mouth for some reason. It’s a great show and I’m here to talk about it today. I’m kinda doing this more for myself to just talk about something i absolutely loved growing up and hopefully can inspire any parents on here to show it to their kids if they ever need an educational show for their kids to enjoy. And, like I said, I had watched this show so much that I vividly remember every segment and, with a bit of research, can safely say I remember enough about each one to do a review on them. What I wanna do today is talk about each segment and what I thought of them growing up. The premise is just 7-8 different bizarre, gross, quirky, or just plain weird games segments each episode where you’d learn some sort of math, science, or problem solving skill, interluded by stop motion segments in between each game. But it had a surprisingly strong life in reruns (which is how I saw it) that still play to this day as far as I know.
#Crashbox games online tv
It was a short lived game show style tv show for young kids that played on HBO from 1999-2000. If you don’t know what crashbox is, I don’t blame you.
Like I started watching it when I was like 5 and didn’t stop watching it until like 5th, maybe even 6th grade.
But as of recently, I’ve been remembering more and more one of the most impactful and long lasting shows of my childhood. Like I was glued to my screen so much it was probably the reason I had to get glasses (and promptly why I now where contacts to avoid the strain of wearing glasses. Hey guys, Connor here, and growing up there were many shows that I watched ALOT.
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