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Join legendary monster truck Bigfoot as he mentors young Meteor and his mighty monster truck friends as they crash, smash and crush their way through the obstacles of growing up!

Bigfoot presents Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks embraces rough and tumble physicality, sportsmanship and resilience. Through racing, the little monster trucks of Crushington Park learn valuable life lessons. In every race there are winners and losers, and ALL trucks, even the biggest ones, make mistakes on and off the racetrack. But dealing with wins and losses graciously and overcoming huge obstacles is what made Bigfoot famous, so with self-confidence, dedication and a little elbow...er...engine grease, he'll help the young trucks accomplish amazing things. And he'll make sure they all have fun too!

Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks, is based on simple stories for little children. The stories are infused with active, physical play that simulates the way young people think, communicate, and especially, the way they play. In fact, not only do the episodes depict the way they play, but especially the way they play with trucks, an established, initial play pattern for young children.

At the center of each story is a lesson that is intrinsically important to the emotional and social development our target audience. Our goal is to support your desire to provide content to their children that is good for them. While we link development with play, we never preach. The stories are fun, funny, and exciting...Junk Boy doesn't like to bathe; Little Tow doesn't want to go to sleep when his Mom says so; Jose makes fun of Meteor because he looks different than the other kids; Little Tow doesn't want to have to look after his younger sister Zooey... Irrespective of their issues, these little monster trucks constantly compete, playing hard all the time. Play is a way for our characters to work through simple conflicts. Our stories affirm young children, communicating that the way they play - with a natural aggressive energy - like a monster truck - is not only acceptable, but also healthy. The monster trucks provide a model of appropriate (and inappropriate) physical play. This is important for young children, especially little boys. Studies show that children learn from physical play. They learn limits and lessons about appropriateness by crossing established or implied boundaries. Our characters are monster trucks in training just as young children are training to become grown-ups.

While ours is not a curriculum of science and math, it provides a very strong framework in providing youngsters with valuable life lessons dealing with social and emotional issues. This show reinforces ideas of friendship, overcoming insecurities as well as developing one's self concept.

As a result the programs resonate for not only the intended audience of 3-5 year olds but can also appeal and be enjoyed by 6-8 year olds as well. And we think you'll like it too.

So while Bigfoot, Meteor, Little Tow, Jose, and the rest of the friends at Crushington Park may appear to be splashing around and having a loud and exuberant time, they are also gaining a better understanding of how to interact with others, how to set and test boundaries and the value of being optimistic and resilient.