![]() Skye then commented that Goldi is The Whoosh's biggest fan-pup ever. ![]() ![]() Goldi then begins to compliment The Whoosh but then finished cleaning. He also added that when he wins he gets the Adventure Bay 500 trophy. Ron said that the fans are anxious to meet their favorite racer, The Whoosh. Ryder and the pups are now putting up the final fixtures like the the starting lights, flag and concrete barriers and Ryder commented the track is ready to race. It all begins when Ron Rapidfire, the race announcer announces the Adventure Bay 500 holds at the Adventure Bay Race Track, built by the PAW Patrol. It's the Adventure Bay 500! The pups have built an awesome race track and are ready to be the pit crew for their race hero, The Whoosh! But when the legendary racer is unable to drive in the championship race, he calls on his biggest fan-pup Goldi to take the wheel and race in his place! Goldi has to overcome her lack of confidence and her dastardly competition, The Cheetah, to fulfill her dream of becoming the fastest race-pup ever! Get ready to race and rescue! Summary 6 Differences between this version and Canon.The main feature is preceded by a five-minute sneak peek of another Nick Jr series, The Adventures Of Paddington, in which the marmalade sandwich-chomping bear (voiced by Ben Whishaw) hunts for a monster hiding beneath his bed. Computer-generated visuals, which look crisp at home, are slightly jagged when blown up on the big screen but pacing is brisk and there is wholesome intent in the script. PAW Patrol: Ready, Race, Rescue is an extended episode of the TV series that doesn’t pause to consider the implausibility of the premise (fire rescue dog Marshall can’t possibly reach the pedals of a full-size racing car to zoom to glory). If the self-doubting dalmatian can remember his training – “Stay calm and steer steady!” – he should be signing pawtographs after the chequered flag. You just need to believe in yourself,” The Whoosh counsels the nervous pup. ![]() Marshall, who is The Whoosh’s “biggest fan-pup”, is hand-picked to deputise for his idol behind the wheel. The Cheetah is determined to win at any cost – “If you can’t beat ’em, cheat ’em!” – and she sidelines The Whoosh with a sprained arm following a stomach-churning spin on the track. The other competitors are Lionel Lightspeed, Riff Rockenbock, Willy ‘Wide Wheels’ Jr and The Cheetah (Addison Holley), who is the cousin of Foggy Bottom’s power-hungry Mayor Humdinger (Ron Pardo). The high-octane race should be a coronation drive for fan favourite The Whoosh (Isaac Heeks). Ten-year-old boy Ryder (voiced by Jaxon Mercey) and his four-legged crew – police dog Chase (Justin Kelly), firefighter dog Marshall (Drew Davis), recycling dog Rocky (Samuel Faraci), construction dog Rubble (Devan Cohen), air rescue dog Skye (Kallan Holley) and aquatic rescue dog Zuma (Carter Thorne) – are hired as the mobile pit crew for the inaugural Adventure Bay 500. Pointedly, The Whoosh snacks on a sugar-free energy bar before the final lap of each race and when he does commit the cardinal sin of tardiness, he quickly excuses himself by blaming his meticulous toothbrush regime.ĭental excellence is the sparkling prize of PAW Patrol: Ready, Race, Rescue, which transfixed litters of wide-eyed, pint-sized fans around me in the cinema. The episode’s guest hero – a racing driver called The Whoosh – skids confidently into shot, removes his helmet (safety first!), flashes a gleaming smile and proclaims, “It’s a great day for racing and it’s a great day for flossing, kids”. My expert training in canine co-operation proves exceedingly useful in this turbo-charged instalment directed by Charles E Bastien, which gently preaches self-belief and the importance of fastidiously cleaning your teeth… Thanks to my three-year-old niece, I’m well-versed in the daredevil escapades of PAW Patrol, the Canadian animated TV series which is top dog for pre-schoolers on the Nick Jr channel.
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