'The Croods: Family Tree' Season 8 Continues the Prehistoric Family Adventures [Exclusive]

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Get ready for a dose of excitement as The Croods: Family Tree Season 8 is set to make its highly-anticipated return with seven brand-new episodes. Brace yourself for an incredible blend of family fun and thrilling drama between the lovable Croods and the sophisticated Bettermans. From uproarious laughter to the occasional mishap resulting in broken bones, be prepared for an exhilarating ride that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Eep is set to embark on a multitude of thrilling escapades, ranging from competing in a thrilling Throw-Go-Bowl tournament to imparting her sled-maneuvering wisdom upon the Bettermans. While the Croods and Bettermans have managed to establish a harmonious relationship, a simmering conflict threatens to drive them apart indefinitely.

Notable members of the cast include Amy Landecker portraying Ugga, AJ Locascio bringing Thunk to life, and Darin Brooks assuming the role of Guy, alongside other talented actors. The highly acclaimed executive production team, whose work has garnered an Emmy nomination, returns for this season. Mark your calendars for the premiere on November 9, available on both Peacock and Hulu.

DreamWorks's beloved prehistoric family is making a comeback with an exciting new season of The Croods: Family Tree. Season 8 is set to delight fans with seven fresh episodes filled with family fun and a touch of drama as the Croods and the Bettermans interact. We're thrilled to share an exclusive trailer that gives a sneak peek into the hijinks that await the lovable characters. Get ready for big games, hearty laughter, and maybe a few bumps and bruises along the way.

The trailer opens with Eep (played by Ally Dixon) gracefully gliding through the air on a rock board. She'll find herself immersed in various activities throughout the upcoming episodes. From a football-like Throw-Go-Bowl competition against the mischievous punch monkeys to golfing rocks into a sleeping Grug's (played by Kiff VandenHeuvel) mouth, Eep keeps herself entertained. Additionally, she takes on the role of a sled instructor, teaching the Bettermans how to sled down hills. The Croods and Bettermans are harmoniously living and playing together, with even Gran (played by Artemis Pebdani) and Sandy (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) teaming up as formidable hunting partners. Interestingly, there's a character named Hwam who seems to have been forgotten by everyone. Anticipation for these exciting new adventures won't be prolonged, as the trailer reveals a release date of November 9.

It's not all fun and games in The Croods: Family Tree Season 8, however. The children will find themselves in a troublesome situation as their "Dare Game" escalates out of control, while Grug's intense competitive nature during the Throw-Go-Bowl alienates his teammates. This leads to a major conflict that puts the Croods and the Bettermans at risk of permanent separation. Nonetheless, whether on the big or small screen, this family always manages to mend their differences, and this time, it will be the kids who step up to the plate with a magnificent spectacle capable of bringing everyone back together.

Who Makes Up the Cast of 'The Croods: Family Tree' Season 8

Season 8 of The Croods: Family Tree marks an impressive milestone with 52 episodes, continuing the story from the hit animated sequel film The Croods: A New Age. The film featured an A-list cast including Nicolas Cage, Emma Stone, Ryan Reynolds, and Peter Dinklage, among others. While many of these talented actors have moved on to other projects, the series still boasts a seasoned team. Returning to their roles are Amy Landecker as Ugga, the matriarch of the Crood family, alongside AJ Locascio as Thunk, Darin Brooks as Guy, Matthew Waterson as Phil, Amy Rosoff as Hope, and Abby Trott as Dawn. The Emmy-nominated executive production duo, Mark Banker and Todd Grimes, once again take the helm, having previously collaborated on The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants.

The eighth season of The Croods: Family Tree will debut on November 9 on Peacock and Hulu in the US. Watch a sneak peek of the upcoming episodes in the trailer below: