The CG animated comedy, inspired by the hit film, ‘The Croods: A New Age,’ follows the Croods and the Bettermans as they learn to live with each other on prehistory’s most idyllic farm; new episodes hit Peacock and Hulu on April 5.
DreamWorks Animation has just dropped a trailer for Season 2 of its popular CG animated series, The Croods: Family Tree, premiering April 5 on Peacock and Hulu. Inspired by the hit animated comedy, The Croods: A New Age, the show continues the ever-evolving story of the Croods and the Bettermans as they learn to live together on the most idyllic farm in prehistory. The journey from sparring rivals to unlikely friends is fraught with misadventures as the two families slowly overcome their differences to turn a tree house divided into a tree home united.
In the new season, Grug, Eep, and Sandy enjoy a Crood-ific Daddy Daughter Day while Thunk, bored with the window-TV viewing options, creates a bit of real-life drama. Even Gran rocks the boat when she declares it’s time to choose a new Thunder Sisters’ Queen! Meanwhile, pushed to their limits and ready to relax, the parents set out on separate staycations. But with the kids in charge, only prehistoric time will tell if the treehouse will still be left standing.
Kelly Marie Tran (Raya and the Last Dragon) returns as the voice of “Dawn” alongside Amy Landecker (Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts) as “Ugga.” The series also stars Kiff VandenHeuvel (This Is Us) as Grug; Ally Dixon (The Interview) as Eep; AJ Locascio (Voltron Legendary Defender) as Thunk; Dee Bradley Baker (Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts) as Sandy; Artemis Pebdani (Big City Greens) as Gran; Darin Brooks (The Bold and the Beautiful) as Guy; Matthew Waterson (Tales of Arcadia) as Phil; and Amy Rosoff (Scandal, Criminal Minds) as Hope.
Executive producers are Mark Banker (Go, Dog. Go!; The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants) and Todd Grimes (The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants; Star Wars: Detours).
Check out the Season 2 trailer:
Source: DreamWorks Animation
Debbie Diamond Sarto is news editor at Animation World Network.
