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 voice cast brings a veteran energy to the series, with many returning favorites and talented newcomers taking over roles from the original 3D film. Voice Actor Role / Vibe Reid Scott The super-fast, optimistic leader. Chet Eric Bauza Turbo’s over-protective older brother. Whiplash John Eric Bentley The tough-as-nails team leader. Burn Grey DeLisle-Griffin The feisty, fire-breathing speedster. Skidmark Amir Talai The eccentric "tech" expert and conspiracy theorist. White Shadow The lovable, large-and-in-charge muscle. Smoove Move Phil LaMarr The laid-back, "funky" racer. Why Watch? Whether they are battling a "slanderous Internet troll"
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. It’s a series that appeals to kids with