Blaze is racing in the Pit Stop Power Race with AJ and Gabby as his pit crew; but Crusher is also in the race and with his Pickle Pit Crew he's determined to win; will Blaze take home the trophy, or will Crusher pit-stop Blaze?
Absent: Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
It's race day in Axle City, but Crusher has stolen Gabby's Weather Machine and is using it to cheat up a storm; Blaze, AJ and Gabby will have to weather Crusher's cheats to win the race and get Gabby's machine back.
Absent: Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
Darington can't wait to ride the Great Rocketship Ride, the tallest, fastest carnival ride in all of Axle City; but when Darington's tickets blow away, he and Blaze must go on an epic adventure to retrieve them!
Absent: Gabby, Stripes, Starla, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
It's nighttime in Axle City and Blaze and AJ stumble upon the race of their dreams, the Great Bedtime Race; but Crusher is also in the race and he won't rest until he wins.
Absent: Gabby, Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
Ice Cream Truck Blaze must help out in three ice cream emergencies by transforming into three ice cream vehicles, an Ice Cream Helicopter, an Ice Cream Submarine and an Ice Cream Spaceship.
Absent: Gabby, Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
Blaze, AJ, Crusher and Pickle are magically transported into an enchanted board game called The Dragon Game; the four friends must overcome the game's dragon-themed challenges to win.
Absent: Gabby, Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
Time for a monster machine movie party; Blaze and his family watch three movies, a superhero movie, an astronaut movie and a detective movie, to earn a special surprise reward.
Absent: Gabby, Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg and Watts
Blaze and AJ are at the beach when they meet an adorable new friend, Shelly the sea turtle; when Shelly cannot find her way home to the Seaweed Forest, Blaze turns into a Sea Turtle Submarine to help lead the way.
Absent: Gabby, Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
When Blaze's friends end up in messy trouble, Blaze must save them by turning into the soapiest, sudsiest cleaning machine of all time, Clean Machine Blaze.
Blaze becomes a high-speed train for The Great Train Race; he must win the Golden Train Trophy against Crusher, who is determined to cheat and knock him off track.
Absent: Gabby, Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
It is breakfast time and Pickle has robots to help him whip up a great meal, the Breakfast Bots; when Crusher makes them grow too big, they start blasting giant breakfast foods everywhere; Robot Blaze must stop the bots to save the city.
Absent: Gabby, Stripes, Starla, Darington, Zeg, Watts and Sparkle
Crusher uses Gabby's Far, Far Away Machine to send three of Blaze's friends far away; Blaze must rescue his friends from the Ice Age, Ancient Egypt and Medieval Times.
This season contains of what was originally the second half of Season 8.
This season is confirmed to be the final season by the creator Jeff Borkin as Nickelodeon decided to cancel the show after 9 seasons on the air.[1]
Production for this season and the previous season started in July 2022 and completed in November 2025.[2]
The first episode of this season debuted during Nickelodeon's "Fast-ernoons" event.
This season went on a run for 9 months and 25 days. This is the second season to run for less than a year, with the Season 8 running for 10 months and 1 day.
According to Rachel Silverman on her LinkedIn account, this season is confirmed to originally have 26 episodes, however, like other Nickelodeon shows, it was split off into two separate seasons.
This brings the series to a total of 180 episodes, surpassing the original Dora the Explorer by three episodes, since it ended with 177 episodes.
It also surpasses Dora the Explorer by one season since it ended with 8 seasons.
However, it would only be at 177 episodes, tieing with it, if the three hour-long specials weren't split into separate parts. And if the Dora the Explorer hour-long specials were split into separate parts, it would be at 190 episodes, meaning it would still be ten episodes ahead.
This makes the series the most recent cancelled Nick Jr. show to actually complete its run on the main channel, following Team Umizoomi and Bubble Guppies.
According to Jeff Borkin and Ellen Martin, the show creators and showrunners, new STEM topics are taught such as cohesion, disintegration, circumference, and the periodic table of elements. Those topics were announced during an interview on The Parent Watch with them celebrating the series' 10th anniversary.[3]
