“The Toys That Made Us” nostalgia-fueled documentary series renewed for second season on Netflix

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He-Man, Skeletor, and other Masters of the Universe characters face off in an epic fantasy realm filled with castles and fantastical creatures, capturing the excitement of classic toy adventures as celebrated in The Toys That Made Us on Netflix.

“Star Wars,” “Barbie,” “He-Man,” “G.I. Joe.” The first four episodes of Netflix‘s documentary series “The Toys That Made Us” are currently available on the popular streaming platform, and as a child of the 80s I can’t recommend them enough. The second half of the first season (with episodes focused on “LEGO,” “Transformers,” “Hello Kitty,” and “Star Trek”) is set to debut soon, and on top of that Netflix has now renewed the highly-talked-about show for another season.

Four iconic toy figures on display, surrounded by vibrant “Netflix” and “The Toys That Made Us” signage in bold yellow and white, inviting fans of theme parks and pop culture attractions to celebrate the legendary toys showcased in this hit Netflix documentary series exploring toy history.

In a batch of series renewals announced today (including “One Day at a Time,” “Queer Eye,” and “Nailed It!”) Netflix included “The Toys That Made Us,” created and executive produced by Brian Volk-Weiss, producer and distributor of many one-hour comedy specials. The first episodes premiered in December, with more on the way within the next few months on Netflix. No word yet on which franchise will be covered in season two, but we’re crossing our fingers for “Ghostbusters,” Disney, and maybe an episode about the rise and fall of Toys ‘R’ Us.

The vibrant logo for Netflix’s “The Toys That Made Us” documentary series, featuring nostalgic blue and pink lettering on a retro grid backdrop, evokes the playful spirit of classic theme park attractions and vintage toy displays found at entertainment resorts.

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