
The world's first family is back for more laughs as they discover sports, sleepovers and other wonders in a world of exotic creatures and adventures. This 2D animated cartoon is based on the 3D animated feature film, "The Croods".
Accused of stealing the valley's food stash, the Croods are allowed a "try-all" to prove their innocence.

Eep tricks her parents into letting her go to a grown-up party.
To win back the title of Hefty Hunter, Grug seeks the help of a personal trainer.

Sandy expresses her frustrations about being treated like a baby by breaking into song.
Afraid he's no longer respected as valley leader, Grug enlists Thunk to perform his life story.

Lerk's plan to save her worm playmates from becoming bait spirals out of control.
Grug introduces his new invention to Ahhh! Valley: the spear.

Eep drags her friends into Ahhh! Valley's Tunnel of Terror to see if it lives up to its name.
A mysterious creature saves Thunk from drowning.

When Grug loses his commanding voice, he and Ugga search for it. Meanwhile, Eep gets carried away while acting as the valley leader's spokesperson.

After finding out Thunk is in love with Blurg Brood, Eep tries to interest him in a new girl.

Eep's love of competition and destruction ruins Thunk's teamwork-based game.
Squawk gets fired and is replaced by a very different kind of teacher.

Grug stumbles on an easy way to solve feuds as valley leader.
Thunk narrates a documentary on one of Ahhh! Valley's many creatures: the bearowl.
Ahhh! Valley's kids compete in the Beasty Pageant to see who best poses, calls and struts like an animal.

To graduate with their pals, Thunk and Womp take Squawk's crash course.
Without asking the other residents, Grug makes a peace deal with the Broods.

A fast-approaching asteroid headed toward Ahhh! Valley leads the residents to make hasty moving plans, but Grug insists he can defend their homeland.
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