• 2016
  • TV-Y
  • 22m
Spark Bug

Summary Blaze, Stripes, and AJ are racing through the jungle when Stripes discovers a lost little fire beetle named Sparky. Blaze and his friends set off across the jungle to help Sparky get back home to the top of a red hot volcano.

  • 2016
  • TV-Y
  • 22m

S2.E10 ∙ Spark Bug

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Dee Bradley Baker Kevin Michael Richardson Nolan North Nat Faxon

9.2

Details

Genres : Action Adventure Comedy Sci-Fi Animation Family Musical

Countries of origin : United States Japan

Official sites : Facebook Nick Jr.

Language : English

Production companies : DHX Media Nerd Corps Entertainment WildBrain

Summary Blaze, Stripes, and AJ are racing through the jungle when Stripes discovers a lost little fire beetle named Sparky. Blaze and his friends set off across the jungle to help Sparky get back home to the top of a red hot volcano.

Details

Genres : Action Adventure Comedy Sci-Fi Animation Family Musical

Countries of origin : United States Japan

Official sites : Facebook Nick Jr.

Language : English

Production companies : DHX Media Nerd Corps Entertainment WildBrain

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