Bob the Builder (American English)

Cast

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Episodes
The whole series has been dubbed in US English. Most of the episodes have the same titles as the UK ones except for the following:

Trivia

 * In this dub, Muck is female.
 * It's also the case with the Brazilian Portuguese (Clone), Bulgarian, Greek, Korean and Swiss German dubs.
 * However, in the 2015 reboot, Muck is now male in both the UK and US dubs.
 * The US dub never aired on BBC Kids and Qubo (because they aired the original UK dub instead).
 * Jurgen Wolf was the main US Script Editor for Seasons 1-6. From Season 7-18, Lorelei King became the US Script Editor. Additionally, Greg Proops (during his time on the show) gave notes on the US script to make it feel more authentic.
 * This dub was recorded in London, England, with local voice actors voicing the characters, any American/Canadian voice actors were flown over to London to record their lines, ala Greg Proops, and as a result, several notable British voice actors were involved in this dub, such as Maria Darling, Kate Harbour, Emma Tate, Colin McFarlane, Rob Rackstraw, Rupert Degas, Marc Silk, Sophie Aldred, Lizzie Waterworth and Jo Wyatt.
 * In the episode An Inspector Calls, Bob and Dizzy's voices were re-dubbed with their later voice actors Marc Silk and Emma Tate at the time (as of this episode) in flashbacks of episodes with former Greg Proops and Maria Darling voicing them.
 * The US dub of Project: Build It currently has 8 lost episodes while the original UK dub is full on some streaming services and video sharing sites such as Paramount+.
 * Out of all the episodes that were dubbed in the US, Travis and the Tropical Fruits is infamously the only one that was banned in the United States and hasn't been aired on PBS Kids, and for some reason, it wasn't released on DVD nor digital release, due to the fact that the episode's concept of horse manure (horse poop) was involved in the plot. The US dub of this episode was exclusively aired in Canada on Treehouse TV under the series' half-hour block Valley Discoveries, along with its sister episode Scoop the Teacher, and aired up until September 9, 2011. As of now, the episode hasn't been re-released on home media, or shared online in video sharing sites, unlike its sister episode Scoop the Teacher, whose US dub was later re-released in 2014 on the digital release Let's Build!.
 * In many episodes, several scripts and terms from the original UK dub were changed especially for American and Canadian viewers.
 * In the episode Pilchard in a Pickle, the line found a penny and lost a pound was changed to found a dime and lost a dollar, since the US and the UK have different currencies.
 * In the episode Bob's Boots, the term cheese and chutney was changed to peanut butter and jelly, probably because cheese and chutney would be unfamiliar to American viewers. Oddly, cheese is still visible in the North American version despite the dialogue being changed. This was presumably because it was believed that US viewers would think it was peanut butter and jelly.
 * On Universal Kids airings in mid-2019, the Project: Build It episodes use the original UK version of the theme song along with the UK masters, while the Ready, Steady, Build! ones use the local US vocals and masters (both use the US dub for the episodes regardless).
 * Due to having some of the same voices from the UK dub, some characters' lines and accents like Spud (2005-2011), Mr. Bernard Bentley (2005-2011), and Benny's were left unchanged in the US dub, however, they sometimes use different, American English terms.
 * The episodes "Naughty Spud", "Spud the Super Wrench", "Tea Set Travis", "Benny's Jungle Trouble", "Mr. Bentley's Big Parade", "Muck's Mootastic Dairy", "Roley the Green Cat", "Zoomer's Snowy Adventure" and "An Inspector Calls" were all found in this dub but not put on home media.