Crashbox

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  • TV-Y7
  • 2005
  • 3 Seasons
  • 8.5  (372)

Crashbox was a children's educational show that aired on HBO from 1999-2000. The show was hosted by Carlos Alazraqui, who is best known for his voice over work in shows like Rugrats and The Fairly OddParents. The show was set up like a game show, with various segments and games that were designed to educate children in a fun and interactive way. The segments were divided into different categories, including History, Science, English, Math, Health, and Art. Each episode featured a variety of games, from trivia questions to word puzzles to memory games. The show was unique in that it used a large cast of characters, each with their own distinct personalities and quirks. The characters were all computer-generated and animated, but they were brought to life by the voice over work of the talented cast. One of the most memorable characters on the show was "The Denny Dillon Show," a parody of a talk show that featured outrageous guests and absurd scenarios. Another popular segment was "Ear We Are," a game where players had to match different sound effects to their corresponding pictures. In addition to the games, each episode also featured a live-action segment where a group of kids would go on an educational field trip. These segments were shot on location at different landmarks and attractions around the United States, and they provided a fun and informative way for kids to learn about the world around them. Crashbox was praised for its innovative approach to educational programming, as well as its ability to engage children and make learning fun. The show was also notable for its focus on critical thinking and problem-solving skills, which were emphasized in many of the games and puzzles. Unfortunately, despite its popularity with both kids and parents, Crashbox only aired for two seasons before being cancelled by HBO. Nevertheless, the show has remained a beloved part of many viewers' childhoods, and its legacy as a groundbreaking children's program lives on to this day.

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Crashbox 52
13. Crashbox 52
April 1, 2000
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Crashbox 51
12. Crashbox 51
March 26, 2000
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Crashbox 50
11. Crashbox 50
March 25, 2000
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Crashbox 49
10. Crashbox 49
March 19, 2000
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Crashbox 48
9. Crashbox 48
March 18, 2000
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Crashbox 47
8. Crashbox 47
March 12, 2000
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Crashbox 46
7. Crashbox 46
March 11, 2000
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Crashbox 45
6. Crashbox 45
March 5, 2000
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Crashbox 44
5. Crashbox 44
March 4, 2000
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Crashbox 43
4. Crashbox 43
February 27, 2000
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Crashbox 42
3. Crashbox 42
February 26, 2000
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Crashbox 41
2. Crashbox 41
February 20, 2000
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Crashbox 40
1. Crashbox 40
February 19, 2000
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Description

Crashbox was a children's educational show that aired on HBO from 1999-2000. The show was hosted by Carlos Alazraqui, who is best known for his voice over work in shows like Rugrats and The Fairly OddParents. The show was set up like a game show, with various segments and games that were designed to educate children in a fun and interactive way. The segments were divided into different categories, including History, Science, English, Math, Health, and Art. Each episode featured a variety of games, from trivia questions to word puzzles to memory games.

The show was unique in that it used a large cast of characters, each with their own distinct personalities and quirks. The characters were all computer-generated and animated, but they were brought to life by the voice over work of the talented cast.

One of the most memorable characters on the show was "The Denny Dillon Show," a parody of a talk show that featured outrageous guests and absurd scenarios. Another popular segment was "Ear We Are," a game where players had to match different sound effects to their corresponding pictures.

In addition to the games, each episode also featured a live-action segment where a group of kids would go on an educational field trip. These segments were shot on location at different landmarks and attractions around the United States, and they provided a fun and informative way for kids to learn about the world around them.

Crashbox was praised for its innovative approach to educational programming, as well as its ability to engage children and make learning fun. The show was also notable for its focus on critical thinking and problem-solving skills, which were emphasized in many of the games and puzzles.

Unfortunately, despite its popularity with both kids and parents, Crashbox only aired for two seasons before being cancelled by HBO. Nevertheless, the show has remained a beloved part of many viewers' childhoods, and its legacy as a groundbreaking children's program lives on to this day.

Crashbox is a series that is currently running and has 3 seasons (65 episodes). The series first aired on May 2, 2005.

Where to Watch Crashbox

Crashbox is available for streaming on the HBO website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Crashbox on demand at Max, Amazon Prime and HBO NOW.

  • Premiere Date
    May 2, 2005
  • IMDB Rating
    8.5  (372)