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".
The worst episode of "Dawn of the Croods" is "Friday Night Liyotes", rated N/A/10 from 0 user votes. It was directed by Brian Hatfield and written by Caitlin Meares. "Friday Night Liyotes" aired on 12/24/2015 and is rated NaN point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "The Crood Who Knew Too Much".
Grug won't let Eep join his winning team, so she forms her own group to play in history's first sports event.
Director: Brian Hatfield
Writer: Caitlin Meares
An animal bite has a freaky effect on Grug.
Director: Alex Almaguer
Writer: Eric Acosta
Because he is so stinky, Thunk pretends to be something that he really isn't.
Director: Chong Lee, Brian Hatfield
Writer: Dave Polsky
When two things go missing in the middle of the night, Eep hunts for clues to solve the first mystery ever.
Director: Steve Evangelatos, Deborah Winslow
Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans
To get a break from his honey-do list, Grug has his doppelgänger fill in for him.
Director: Brian Hatfield
Writer: Laura Hooper Beck
Eep and Thunk try to sabotage a pair of cheaters' idea fair project.
Director: Alex Almaguer
Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans
While Thunk baby-sits, Sandy gets blamed for trouble caused by a tiny new neighbor.
Director: Crystal Chesney
Writer: Jason Reich
Worried Thunk is too soft to survive, Gran vows to toughen him up.
Director: Brian Hatfield
Writer: Caitlin Meares
The valley's kids seize a chance to create a no-rules society.
Director: Chong Lee, Brian Hatfield
Writer: Caitlin Meares
With a huge egg at stake, a contest is held to see who can hold onto it the longest.
Director: Crystal Chesney
Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans
After inventing ventriloquism, Thunk gets jealous when his puppet upstages him.
Director: Alex Almaguer
Writer: Nate Federman
Banned from dating, Eep sets out to unite two buffalippos instead.
Director: Crystal Chesney
Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans
Eep becomes a death-guard at the watering hole, which proves less exciting than she thought.
Director: Alex Almaguer
Writer: Caitlin Meares
Gran convinces everyone she can control the weather.
Director: Alex Almaguer
Writer: Jason Reich
On vacation, the Croods find a family living alone in a utopia too good to be true. The Croods must escape and warn Ahhh! Valley before it's too late.
Director: Brian Hatfield, Crystal Chesney
Writer: Brendan Hay, Caitlin Meares, Matthew Ireland Beans, Mike Yank
When the Big Chickuna invades the valley, all the residents evacuate to safety except for Bulk, whose rescue becomes a contest between Grug and Snoot.
Director: Alex Almaguer, Brian Hatfield
Writer: Mike Yank
While he and Eep are held captive by the Broods for a ransom, Thunk finds his soulmate.
Director: Crystal Chesney
Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans
Ugga's popular meatzza business attracts a competitor: Amber.
Director: Seung Woo Cha
Writer: Mike Yank
Eep realizes softy Thunk is the perfect partner for winning a cutthroat game.
Director: Brian Hatfield
Writer: Nate Federman
Grug invents a sport he hopes will earn him a spot on the Wall of Fame.
Director: Crystal Chesney
Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans
Thunk demonstrates an unexpected talent that lands him a new job.
Director: Brian Hatfield
Writer: Caitlin Meares
A sticky situation forces Grug to accept Gran as his hunting partner.
Director: Crystal Chesney
Writer: Brendan Hay, Caitlin Meares, Matthew Ireland Beans, Mike Yank
Grug uses fear to get the residents to accept defense measures against the Broods.
Director: Crystal Chesney
Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans
While laid up with an injury, Eep witnesses a suspicious encounter.
Director: Seung Woo Cha
Writer: Caitlin Meares
A new liyote in the neighborhood targets Thunk for bullying.
Director: Seung Woo Cha
Writer: Matthew Ireland Beans