Ashleigh Ball
Jet
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- 1. A Kid's Guide to Mars; Jet 2 Feb 16, 2016
- The kids join Celery and Cerrot on a trip to Mars; Jet builds a robot version of himself.
- 2. Tour of the Solar System; Jet Cooks Dinner Feb 17, 2016
- Celery teaches Jet, Sean, Sydney and Mindy about the planets in our solar system.
- The kids learn how Earth is the perfect distance from the sun.
Ready Jet Go! is an Edutainment Show that currently airs on PBS Kids in the United States, and was created by Craig Bartlett (whose works include Hey Arnold! and Dinosaur Train). It made its television debut on February 15, 2016, and is aimed at kids ages 3-8.
Enthusiastic and kind characters, like Mindy, Bergs, and Sunspot wear orange. Sean's green shirt emphasizes his connection and love for Planet Earth (and his nausea, since he gets nauseous in space). like Zucchini and Mr. Peterson because of how bright yellow is as a color.
Jet comes up with crazy ideas, Sydney eagerly follows, and Sean is the hesitant one. : Fitting with the show's astronomy theme, the main characters are all associated with Earth's moon. Jet's first mission with the Super Saucer is to go to Earth's moon, where he and Sunspot build a mini-golf course.
Ready Jet Go! is a CGI animated television series created by Craig Bartlett, who also created Hey Arnold! for Nickelodeon and Dinosaur Train for PBS. It is designed to be a kid's first introduction to space and science.
Ready Jet Go! is an animated educational children's television series produced by Wind Dancer Films. The series aired new episodes on PBS Kids from February 15, 2016 to May 6, 2019, although re-runs continue to this day.
May 13, 2020 · Ready Jet Go! is a very odd preschool (but not really) show from the mind of Craig Bartlett, who also brought us Hey Arnold! and Dinosaur Train. It airs on most PBS affiliates in the United States.
Ready Jet Go! is a CGI animated television series produced by Wind Dancer Films. It was created by animator Craig Bartlett and premiered in the United States as part of the PBS Kids block on February 15, 2016. The series is produced in cooperation with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
