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An adult animated comedy about bears, frackers, and an endless array of psychotic enemies.
Remind MeSome shows give you a premise and politely ask you to come along. Breaking Bear kicks open the den door with an adult animated comedy about a family of bears running a drug empire to save their forest from frackers.
That is the kind of setup that knows exactly what it is doing. Crime saga energy, environmental revenge, family pressure, and woodland mayhem all packed into one very adult animated series. The bears are not just fighting for turf. They are fighting for home.
Breaking Bear arrives on Tubi on July 24, and it already sounds like the kind of series people will be texting each other about the second it drops.
Fraser brings the kind of voice presence that can make a bear feel huge, funny, and weirdly sincere in the same breath. For a show built on family loyalty and criminal chaos, that warmth matters. He gives the madness a heartbeat.
Gellar is exactly the kind of performer you want in an adult animated crime comedy because she can sharpen a line without flattening the character. Expect bite, control, and the sense that someone in this forest knows where every body is buried.
Gad has the comic gear this premise needs, especially when the pressure spikes and the plan starts shedding fur. His energy can turn panic into momentum, which feels essential for a bear family trying to outmaneuver enemies on every side.
Murphy knows how to make chaos feel personal. In a series this wild, that is a gift. She brings snap, timing, and the emotional charge of someone who can make a ridiculous situation land like a family emergency.
“Save the trees, move the product, trust no mammals.”
Sylvain Lavoie
Brendan Fraser, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Josh Gad, Annie Murphy, Elizabeth Hurley, Chris Diamantopoulos
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