The Best Episodes of The Croods: Family Tree

When Phil learns no one on the farm thinks he's fun, he sets out to prove them all wrong... by building a crazy amusement park.

Director: Steve Trenbirth

Writer: Mark Banker

Believing he doesn't fit in on the farm, Chunky (aided by the other pets) leaves home to follow the distant call of another death cat. The kids set off to bring him back home. Note: Gran narrates the story.

Director: Scooter Tidwell

Writer: Lucas Mills

When Phil detects a meteor is hurtling towards the farm, the Bettermans and Croods must decide how to spend their last day on earth.

Director: Scooter Tidwell

Writer: Mark Banker

When Guy invents a primitive skateboard, Eep and Dawn have a blast trying new tricks.

Director: Scooter Tidwell

Writer: Lucas Mills

When Eep and Dawn find a stranded egg, they eagerly take it in as their new pet, but when they learn the egg is not what it seems, they have to return it before it becomes dangerous.

Director: Kevin Peaty

Writer: Matt Smith

Grug accidentally reveals a subterranean cave beneath the treehouse. When Phil can't convince Hope, Grug, and Ugga that the treehouse is more impressive than the new cave, he sets out to destroy the cave.

Director: Steve Trenbirth

Writer: Rich Dahm

Hwam returns with news of a utopian cave community, accidentally reigniting the argument between the Croods and Bettermans. As the Croods journey to Caveana and the Bettermans adjust to life without them, the parents deny how much they miss each other.

Director: N/A

Writer: Mark Banker

After a back-breaking day of farm chores, all Grug and Phil want is a slice of pie. But when there is only one slice left, both Grug and Phil argue that they deserve it more. To prove who works harder, Grug and Phil switch chores on the farm for a day.

Director: Steve Trenbirth

Writer: Mark Banker

Dawn hates her mother's beetballs and has been secretly dumping them in the lagoon to spare her feelings. But when the Bettermans (and Eep) go on an underwater expedition in the lagoon, Dawn must keep her family from discovering her secret.

Director: Steve Trenbirth

Writer: Amanda Brooke Perrin

While the parents are away, the kids are in charge of the tree house, but when the punch monkeys invade the house, the kids find themselves out of their element.

Director: Kevin Peaty

Writer: Lucas Mills

When Grug saves Hope's life during a dangerous mountainside tartichoke harvest, rather than feeling grateful, Hope is desperate to save Grug's life in order to not be indebted to him.

Director: Scooter Tidwell

Writer: Rich Dahm

When Hope allows Dawn to borrow her favorite bracelet, Dawn is determined to prove she is responsible. But when an accident leads to the bracelet being stuck in an Eegle's nest, Dawn, Eep, and Guy must retrieve the bracelet before Hope finds out.

Director: Kevin Peaty

Writer: Amanda Brooke Perrin

When Grug thinks his forehead looks too big in Ugga's family portrait, she strives to make the painting disappear.

Director: Kevin Peaty

Writer: Amanda Brooke Perrin

After a big argument between the Croods and Bettermans, the parents decide to separate the two families. Not wanting to split up, the kids try to convince the parents to make up before the Croods move off the farm entirely.

Director: Steve Trenbirth

Writer: Matt Smith

When the Bettermans invite the Croods to join their family game night, two things become clear: Phil needs to win and Grug hates to lose.

Director: Steve Trenbirth

Writer: Rich Dahm

After Thunk and Guy tell Eep and Dawn a campfire story of Gorgwatch, a hideous monster who roams the woods, the girls are terrified.

Director: Kevin Peaty

Writer: Rich Dahm

When Grug overhears Thunk accidentally call Phil "Dad", he tries to reconnect with Thunk by taking him to the natural spectacle known as "Big Shine."

Director: Scooter Tidwell

Writer: Rich Dahm

The kids take their "Dare Game" too far, causing Grug, Ugga, Phil and Hope to forbid them from playing it. But when the adults also get hooked on the game, the kids must convince them to stop before someone gets hurt.

Director: Kevin Peaty

Writer: Matt Smith

Thunk goes missing after the Thunder Sisters dismiss his help during a battle. The Thunder Sisters, and Grug, Phil, and Guy's newly formed "Thunder Sifters" search on and off the farm for Thunk.

Director: Scooter Tidwell

Writer: Rich Dahm

Ugga has a secret - she's taking Eep to "flop with the bulrusses" - a fun and dangerous pastime Ugga enjoyed as a teen. Ugga's excitement fades when Hope invites herself and Dawn along.

Director: Steve Trenbirth

Writer: Amanda Brooke Perrin

Sandy is finally old enough to join Grug and Eep for the annual Daddy Daughter Day and Grug couldn’t be more excited. But when Sandy struggles to fit in with Grug and Eep’s traditions, Grug has second thoughts.

Director: Scooter Tidwell

Writer: Rich Dahm

When a freak lightning strike turns Thunk into a genius, Phil is thrilled to have someone likeminded on the farm, until the farm residents start asking Thunk for help with problems on the farm instead of him.

Director: Steve Trenbirth

Writer: Lucas Mills

Tired of the farm's feud with the neighboring punch monkeys, Ugga arranges a punch summit where the Bettermans and Croods will stay in the punch monkey village to learn how to all get along.

Director: Kevin Peaty

Writer: Matt Smith

Gran announces it's time for a Thunder Sister retreat at Camp Thunder to strengthen their team building skills, but Gran takes it too far when she puts the sisters through a dangerous trial.

Director: Scooter Tidwell

Writer: Mark Banker

Each kid believes that they have the best pet on the farm, and hold a contest to prove it. Meanwhile, Phil's attempts to find a pet to enter proves dangerous, as he turns to wild animals.

Director: Kevin Peaty

Writer: Rich Dahm