The animated Blaze and the Monster Machines TV show has been renewed for a fourth season of 20 episodes, on Nick Jr. The Blaze and the Monster Machines TV series voice cast includes: Nolan North, Kevin Michael Richardson, Nat Faxon, Dee Bradley Baker, Kate Higgins, James Patrick Stuart, Angelina Wahler, and Caleel Harris.
Excerpted from a multi-show press release:
NEW YORK–June 21, 2016– Nickelodeon is doubling down on its number-one position in preschool with season pickups for three of its top-rated animated preschool series, Blaze and the Monster Machines, PAW Patrol and Shimmer and Shine, totaling over 65 episodes. The renewals—for fourth seasons of Blaze and the Monster Machines and PAW Patrol, and a third season of Shimmer and Shine—are part of the network’s biggest preschool content pipeline ever, with over 10 preschool shows in production and six new series set to debut though 2018.
Nickelodeon currently owns three of the top five preschool shows on all TV, led by Blaze and the Monster Machines at number one, and ranks as the number-one network for preschoolers and kids 2-11 year to date. Most recently, the just-launched second season of Shimmer and Shine scored a series high, garnering nearly 2 million total viewers (1.8) and increasing ratings with kids 2-5 (5.3/600k) by 40% over last year.
In season four of Blaze and the Monster Machines (20 episodes), the amazing monster truck Blaze and his eight-year-old driver AJ will embark on even more thrilling, action-packed adventures. Blaze will transform into a special vehicle designed to tackle the toughest terrains, and execute epic rescues to save his friends and Axle City. The series is the first preschool show on TV to comprehensively cover all areas of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) in every episode.
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