The best word to describe this... thing would be 'bizarre'. It's ostensibly about Blippi trying to fix some kinda machine that "makes parties". But then there is a song about brushing teeth, a random attempt at teaching kids the alphabet ("pie starts with a P, just like a party"), except it begins and ends with one single letter. Then there's a poorly drawn and animated T-Rex who lost his roar, a repurposed song about ice cream from the Blippi show that's now about making pizza, and a farmer looking for a lost sheep who wants to see stars. Every now and then No the Mechanic comes out on stage and tries to fix the machine. Wow.
None of it makes any sense and as my toddler watched this, I just sat here with my mouth open not quite believing this is a real thing that someone made. One thing I must say is that everyone involved gives it their all. It's just like 6 people but they're very, very energetic and enthusiastic about the whole ordeal. The chick who plays Mo is especially over the top and would probably make a decent solo child entertainer since she's very cheerful and animated with a melodic voice.
Overall, it's weird as all hell. The songs are just taken from the Blippi show and not very good. The actors can't really sing which is quite a problem in a musical. But if you watch bad movies for a laugh or have to suffer through it because your kid is a Blippi fan, you could always do worse. At least it's not Cocomelon.
None of it makes any sense and as my toddler watched this, I just sat here with my mouth open not quite believing this is a real thing that someone made. One thing I must say is that everyone involved gives it their all. It's just like 6 people but they're very, very energetic and enthusiastic about the whole ordeal. The chick who plays Mo is especially over the top and would probably make a decent solo child entertainer since she's very cheerful and animated with a melodic voice.
Overall, it's weird as all hell. The songs are just taken from the Blippi show and not very good. The actors can't really sing which is quite a problem in a musical. But if you watch bad movies for a laugh or have to suffer through it because your kid is a Blippi fan, you could always do worse. At least it's not Cocomelon.
