This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
Whether they are battling a "slanderous Internet troll" or trying to survive a booby-trapped treasure hunt, the F.A.S.T. crew proves that life in the slow lane is anything but boring. Review: "Turbo FAST" Season Two - Fast, Loose, and Funny
Reviewers from Animation Fascination and Rotoscopers noted that the show’s transition from 3D film to 2D flash animation allows for more expressive, "Looney Tunes-esque" humor. It’s a series that appeals to kids with its action and to adults through its clever dialogue and ridiculous problem-solving ideas. Turbo FAST - Season 02
The episode "Home on Our Own" parodies home invasion tropes as Skidmark and White Shadow try to binge-watch their favorite show, "Gossip Snail" (voiced by Sarah Hyland). Meet the Fast Action Stunt Team Whether they are battling a "slanderous Internet troll"
Turbo FAST Season 2: Beyond the Race Track If you thought a snail winning the Indy 500 was as wild as it could get, think again. DreamWorks Animation’s (Fast Action Stunt Team) returned for a second season on Netflix on July 31, 2015, shifting from traditional racing into a high-octane blend of comedy and bizarre adventures. It’s a series that appeals to kids with
The team faces off against a ninja stinkbug , an apocalyptic robot , and even a pair of devious crabs named Clip and Clap who try to rob their clubhouse.
While Season 1 established the F.A.S.T. crew’s reputation, Season 2 leans heavily into comedic mayhem and pop-culture parodies. The episodes are typically split into two 11-minute segments, keeping the pacing fast and the humor sharp.
Season 2 takes the core crew——out of their comfort zone in Starlight City and into scenarios that are as "zany" as they are "extreme". What’s New in Season 2?