Jay Jay, o Jatinho

Tarry Town is the worst town Jay Jay is creepy and the other characters well no one cares about them.

I realized that, yeah this was to teach children valuable lessons for friendship, 3 stars for that. It's also good for giving children and adults nightmares though. Let that uncanny Valley face stare into their soul.

It tries its best to compete with the juggernaut Thomas the Tank Engine.

I can't hate a show for trying. It just either came out at the wrong time. By the time it came out I was in school therefore less TV. Or it just didn't have the power like Thomas the Tank Engine to attract viewers.

The CGI for its time was great. The live people acting kind of below corny.

Verdict: Planes, trains and automobiles.

This sensitively written, charming show is the perfect antidote to all of the blaringly loud, excessively high-energy, overstimulating media that assaults kids on a daily basis. What a nice opportunity for pre-school age children to be able to sit quietly and enjoy absorbing stories with age-appropriate messages, appealing characters and memorable songs. Parents will appreciate the thoughtful way that children's issues are addressed and the learning tidbits offered by "Brenda Blue." Their young children will be thoroughly entertained by characters that are easy for them to identify with. And what little kid wouldn't be excited about flying? Don't judge this show by adult sensibilities. If you don't have young children of your own, just take a minute to remember what it was like to be a small child and I think you'll see that this show is a winner.

This show is a brilliant work of art, if it was a painting it would be better than the Mona Lisa. The CGI still holds up to this day, capturing the emotions of the planes in every frame,really gripping at your heart. Just like the animation the story is gripping, intense, and beautiful, it's hard to beat. But yet it's simple and very easy to understand. And what really helps the story are the characters, or vice versa. I really can't tell, since everything is perfect.The writing lives up to everything else, and it progresses naturally, just like the dialogue.

Every little detail effects the show, from the music to the set and scene, it really sells the show. What more can be asked from this perfection of a show.