Numberblocks - CBeebies - BBC (2024)

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Why were two episodes of Numberblocks banned? ›

The 2nd Crossover Special "Literature Club Again?!?!" was banned indefinitely an hour after its release due to lots of cute but scary scenes that traumatized the kids watching it. The creators apologized for this controversy, as they replaced it with the 1st Super Special "The BIG Block-Cake".

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Parents need to know that Numberblocks is a series of short videos that teach preschool math concepts like numbers, counting, and more. There's no iffy content, and it's great for kids as young as toddlers. Older preschool-aged kids who already have a solid grasp of numbers and counting may be bored.

"Numberblocks" (or as Mr. LED Man calls it, "No One shall be allowed") is meant to be a CGI-animated show aimed for young kids between 3 - 12 years of age. However, due to how ugly some of the characters look, the show got cancelled real quick.

Twenty-Seven is the first multiple of 9 who is female, with the second being 45, and the only as of all characters introduced in Series 1-5a.

She appears in 4.90% of all Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover specials. Despite being a female character, One Hundred's voice has a more male tone.

He is the 1st multiple of 6 to be male.

February 14, 2022

Numberblocks / Final episode date

Twenty-One, or 21, is a character that is made of 21 blocks. She is voiced by Emma Tate.

What age is Numberblocks aimed at? ›

Kay Benbow of BBC Studios commissioned Numberblocks as an animated series for children aged 3–6 to be developed by Essex production company Blue Zoo. The production was made in partnership with the National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics (NCETM) to complement the Alphablocks series.

Numberblocks and friends will be returning as part of a four year output plan for the Blocks universe, following BBC Children's and Education investment in multiple series in the Blocks franchise.

Eighty-One, or 81, is a Numberblock made of 81 blocks. He is voiced by Rasmus Hardiker. Eighty-One has 80 pink blocks with magenta borders, and 1 red block that often acts as his “nose” whenever he is in his 9x9 arrangement. He has pale blue square eyes...

One Thousand, or 1,000, is a Numberblock made up of 1,000 blocks. She also has multiple voices. She is a 10x10x10 cube. She first appeared in One Thousand and One.

Fourteen, or 14, is a Numberblock made of 14 blocks. He is voiced by David Holt. He is a double-lucky or an extreme skateboarder who often records his skating tricks.

She is the first multiple of 7 to be female. Her step-mask is navy and not indigo for unknown reasons. Her boots are slightly different from Fifteen's, Twenty-Eight's, and Thirty-Six's boots, as they resemble hiking boots. Twenty-One was the first compound Numberblock figured-out.

He is the second “5 ender” to be male, with the first being 35. He is also the second step squad to be male, the first being 36.

Nineteen, or 19, is a Numberblock made up of 19 blocks. She is voiced by Emma Tate.