• 2016
  • TV-Y
  • 22m
Sky Track

Summary Swoops the helicopter loses his rotor, and without it he can't fly! It's time for Blaze and AJ to retrieve the runaway rotor, adventuring up onto The Sky Track, an amazing course that weaves through the clouds.

  • 2016
  • TV-Y
  • 22m

S2.E18 ∙ Sky Track

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

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

9.4

Details

Genres : Action Adventure Comedy Sci-Fi Animation Family Musical

Release date : Sep 26, 2016

Countries of origin : United States Japan

Official sites : Facebook Nick Jr.

Language : English

Production companies : DHX Media Nerd Corps Entertainment WildBrain

Summary Swoops the helicopter loses his rotor, and without it he can't fly! It's time for Blaze and AJ to retrieve the runaway rotor, adventuring up onto The Sky Track, an amazing course that weaves through the clouds.

Details

Genres : Action Adventure Comedy Sci-Fi Animation Family Musical

Release date : Sep 26, 2016

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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