BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES: Episode 1 and 2 of 4

Name: BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES: Episode 1 and 2 of 4
Item: BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES: Episode 1 and 2 of 4
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"Blippi Celebrates His 10th Anniversary with Friends"

Content: +2 Moderately questionable elements.

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What You Need To Know:

BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES is a children’s series streaming on Netflix. It follows Blippi and Meekah as they have fun, play games and work together to complete challenges in giant bounce houses, to honor of Blippi’s 10th anniversary. In Episode 1, Blippi and his friend, Meekah, enlist some children to help them fill a giant bounce house with 500,000 plastic pitballs. Episode 2 shows Blippi and his friends working together to solve candy-themed games, having a foam party and playing basketball with an inflatable hoop in the bounce house. At the end, Blippi pretends to be a T-Rex dinosaur while singing a song.

BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES offers fun, imaginative play for young children that’s both entertaining and enriching. The program show is full of bright colors and educational moments. The series has a moral worldview focusing on the importance of teamwork and friendship. The content is safe with no questionable elements. MOVIEGUIDE® recommends children age two and under have no screen time, while preschoolers aged three to five should have extremely limited and monitored screen time. Parental discretion is advised.

Content:

(BB, V):

Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

Strong moral worldview focuses on friendship, fun and teamwork and celebrating a life milestone;

Foul Language:

No foul language;

Violence:

Very light playtime violence such as jumping around and falling on plastic balls in a bounce house;

Sex:

No sex;

Nudity:

No nudity;

Alcohol Use:

No alcohol use;

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

No smoking or drugs; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

Nothing objectionable.

More Detail:

BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES is a series streaming on Netflix that follows Blippi and his friend, Meekah, as they have fun, play games and work together to complete challenges in giant bounce houses to honor of Blippi’s 10th anniversary. They also complete obstacle courses and have parties with their friends.

The show is lively and colorful, with intricate bounce houses and bright colors. Blippi and Meekah invite viewers to follow along with all of their activities. The program has a moral worldview, focusing on friendship, fun, and teamwork. BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES is an entertaining program with no questionable content and is safe for all ages after age 3 or 4.

In Episode One of BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES, Blippi announces that they will fill a bounce house with 500,000 ball pit balls in honor of his 10th anniversary. Blippi and Meekah start by playing hot potato with one of the balls and filling the massive bounce house with more balls. A group of children with buckets filled with plastic balls arrive to help fill the bounce house. They also play games like Green Light, Red Light and “Don’t Drop the Ball”

Later, people in giant dinosaur costumes help Blippi and Meekah fill the bounce house with even more ball pit balls. They also have the help of an excavator.

In Episode Two, Blippi and friends work together to solve candy-themed games. After this, Blippi and Meekah have a foam party in the bounce house. Then, Blippi plays basketball with an inflatable hoop in the bounce house. He goes through the bounce house, finding and discussing different colors. Blippi finds a giant inflatable rainbow bunny and hops around it. Finally, he pretends to be a T-Rex dinosaur while singing a song.

BLIPPI’S ULTIMATE BOUNCE HOUSE CHALLENGES offers imaginative play for young children that’s both entertaining and enriching. The series has a moral worldview focusing on the importance of teamwork and friendship. The content is safe with no questionable elements.

MOVIEGUIDE® recommends children aged two and under have no screen time, while preschoolers aged three to five should have extremely limited and monitored screen time. Parental discretion is advised.