Jay Jay le petit avion

Jay Jay the Jetplane is a work of art on its own. The CGI and Graphics bring so much life to the planes. The story-line is intriguing and keeps the plot going forward. There is so much action and suspense which really ties into the plot line. This show is great for any kid and adult alike. Truly a masterpiece.

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.

I have a 2 1/2 year old who loves Jay Jay!!! The show's message is a positive one (unlike some Bob the Builder where they don't teach kids to be honest...)and the show is usually about teamwork, self-esteem, or encouraging one another. It is not an overtly Christian message, but there are elements of loving people for who they are and not judging them. This show is not meant for kids above 6-7yrs old (probably...) The show is meant for 2-5 year olds who are just learning how to deal and communicate with their peers. I know that someday he will grow out of Jay Jay, and that will be good....but for now I am thrilled that he loves the show so much.

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.

When seeing any children's show for the first time, I am usually either horrified, confused or disgusted. But after a few times of seeing the show (I have a 3-year-old) the horror and disgust will wear off, and it'll even make a margin of sense to me. Sometimes a show will actually grow on me. With Jay Jay--NOT THE CASE. This show doesn't even have a subtle charm beneath the annoying icky voices of the characters and artificial happiness. It is cheesy beyond cheesy, and the faces are creepy. And that helicopter (herkey) must roll every R, and it is like nails scraping a chalk board. I don't know why kids like this show, but it's not one of those that can be easily tolerated by the adult in the child's life who gets stuck watching it right along with him. If I had to choose one word to describe this show, it would be GROSS.