Jim Henson’s Word Party Season 4! Release Date, Trailer and Trivia!

Netflix original Jim Henson’s Word Party released its season four in January 2020. The show has a total of four seasons currently. It made its debut in 2016. Since its debut, it has been able to keep its viewers entertained and engaged. The series is an animation show and also an E-learning show for kids.

The Plot of the show:

The show was created for a young audience. The viewership comprises of children from the age group of 3+ to 8 years of age. The show has five animated characters in the form of young animals. These young animals teach the viewers new words. The creators of this show have used creative and unique methods to teach the kids.

The colour scheme, the relaxed style of teaching children new words is highly appreciated. The methodology adopted by the creators to make this show entertaining for kids and knowledgeable was highly appreciated. Along with this, the prospect of children learning while enjoying watching tv has made it very popular. The show automatically gained popularity amongst parents and children, This show has made it easier for parents to get their children to enhance their vocabulary.

Release Date and Trailer of the show:

The show released its season four on 21st January 2020. Season four has 10 episodes, Each episode with a run time of 13 minutes. The show debuted its first season on 8th July 2016. Since then it has released 50 episodes. The show has done fairly well for itself. Netflix has not yet confirmed the renewal of the show for season five yet, However, we can expect it to be renewed for season five.

The cast of the show:

The five animals in the show are Lula, who is a baby panda. Kip, who’s a baby wallaby, Franny who is a baby cheetah, Bailey and Tilly who is an elephant and tortoise respectively. The show is created by Alex Rockwell. It is narrated by Patina Miller. The following people lent their voices for the characters  Dorien Davies, Victor Yerrid, Donna Kimball, John Tartaglia and Alice Dinneen.