Pupstruction

My toddler likes it but the show is objectively bad. It's yet another one of those "kids drive dangerous vehicles and do the adults' jobs" shows that you've seen million times before. In this case it's a bunch of dogs who run a construction company. They can magically build anything and never have to worry about finances, materials, logistics or basic laws of physics. Your disbelief better be suspended like never before. The plot of each episode is inane as are the "humor" (dog puns and stupid slapstick) and generic life lessons that get crammed into every kids' show these days.

The visuals are cheap and every character looks and moves like it's made of jello with all that bouncing and wobbling. At least the music is not completely terrible and there's a couple of good songs in there.

Bottom line: Pupstruction is a completely pointless show that brings nothing new to the table, is not smart or creative, rips off countless similar shows that came before it, and it really just doesn't need to exist.

Before this show came out, Travis Braun created T. O. T. S which is an okay show in my opinion. I like the creative idea, the great CGI from Titmouse, and the good lessons each episode teaches, but in my opinion, there were some areas where it could get boring, annoying, or both, and the main characters often are really dumb, but it ends up great in the end.

Pupstruction is an improvement over the goof-ups that Travis Braun made in T. O. T. S, and don't you like when a show's creator makes two shows you like, but the later one is better than the earlier one? That's how I feel when I watch Pupstruction. In my opinion, the best part about Pupstruction is the characters and their personalities.

Let me explain: Phinny of course is a small but artistic corgi who has a lot to learn but leads his team through the toughest jobs no matter what. This reminds me how good Disney Junior is at making great leaders and captains of the main groups of their original shows. Then, the other members of the Pupstruction crew are just as great. Tank is a pup who loves food, is kind to other people, and is fast to feel guilty for ruining something important. It feels like the writers could've had him wallow in guilt from how he ruined things, but it's much better for him to get the job done despite what he feels guilty for. Then, we have Luna, who has to be like Freddy from T. O. T. S because it has the same creator; yeah, she's silly and kind of stupid but is always supportive of her team and learns from her mistakes. And Roxy is the tomboy with a little bit of a girly-girl side to her, and loves destruction but will always find room to build too, and I love how they made her a dog with a pair of wheels for back legs and are even doing an episode revolved around the pups helping handicapped people like her.

And I really like how great Phinny's parents are and the great personalities they were given. Phinny's dad Harry is a great chef and supportive of his son and his crew, but can worry too much about his children and often freak out when something is going wrong. And Phinny's mom Maya serves as a great supporter of Pupstruction and a great mother and guide. And I also love Phinny's sister Bailey, who always looks up to her brother and his crew.

Bobby Boots also serves as a great villain in this show. He wants his construction company to be better than Pupstruction even though they are really bad at construction due to the fact that they hate taking the time to build. And because he wants to be better, instead of improving his standards of building, Bobby will find a way to sabotage Pupstruction and ruin their projects, which he does sometimes feel bad for and will confess to Pupstruction about.

Other than the characters, the songs and animation are great, and I love the stories in each episode. Overall? Both cartoons that Travis Braun did so far are good, but I'd rather watch this over T. O. T. S.

I love this series of dogs doing construction. I am also a dog person and I love watching cartoons. I already watched the first eight episodes of season one twice on Disney plus. Pawsome work and extortionary education about working together, trying different ways to solve a problem, and expressing your own personality. I give the series woof woof, woof, woof, a howl, 1000 stars, and a furry heart.

The story, the dogs, and the lessons touch my heart. One important lesson I can relate to is, using the right tools for the right job. I learned that from my dad before the series. The songs are like the dog's confidence.

These days it appears cute animal character are en vogue when it comes to educational shows aim at young audiences.

The show centers on four young dogs (Phinny, Tank, Roxy, and Luna) who are a construction team. Occasionally appearing in the series is their foil Lickety Split, a building group consisting of older cats (Bobby, Scratch, and Sniff) who favor speed over quality, thus resulting in flimsy builds.

What do I appreciate from the show? Two things: the expressive theme song, and the adorable characters.

As a Spectrum user, I must say that I lament the provider's decision to remove Disney Junior from its channel list as a result of their dispute with Disney over financial reasons. But anyway, it wasn't absolute loss as I still get to see the episodes at some first-party site.

Look, I know what you're saying, an 18 year old, watching a preschool show? Yeah, well who cares. Pupstruction is great! People might think it's Disney Junior's answer to Rubble & Crew (even though this was announced first), but I disagree. Heck, it's even better than Rubble's show, cause that didn't need to exist anyways. Anyways, the characters are cute and great, I especially loved Phinny, cause I liked how he never gives up on getting the work done and always finds a way around the problem that's in the way of his and his crew's work. The songs are also catchy, like the theme song and "We Got a Job To Do". The animation is ok here and there and the acting was brilliant. That's why I'm giving Pupstruction a 9/10. Keep up a good work.