AnimationComedy
Follow the Alaskan adventures of the Tobin family as a single dad does his best to keep his weird bunch of kids close, especially as the artistic dreams of his only daughter lead her away from the family fishing boat and into the glamorous world of the local mall.
While the children's mother is not in the picture, Judy seeks guidance from her new boss, Alyson, and her imaginary friend, Alanis Morissette, who appears to her in the Northern Lights. The family's plans to celebrate Judy's 16th birthday on the family fishing boat go awry after a moose breaks into the Tobin's home.
Judy is worried that she and Ham are growing apart when she discovers he's been keeping a secret from her. The rest of the family participates in a town festival.
Wolf tries to find the perfect six-month anniversary gift for Honeybee. Meanwhile, Judy interviews Honeybee for the school newspaper and learns about her thrilling early years in Fresno.
Worried that she’s inherited Beef’s fear of romance, Judy forces her dad to get back out there by attending a meat auction and singles mixer in the hopes of bringing home a new love, and also maybe some sausages.
Beef enlists Judy to help coach his adult curling team. Meanwhile, Wolf tries to turn the family fishing boat into a sunset cruise for lovers.
Judy asks her crush to the most romantic dance of the school year, not realizing he's got eyes for someone else. Meanwhile, Beef's Brother, Brian, comes up for a visit from Anchorage.
Judy asks Alyson to help her with an exciting opportunity to lead an art project at school. Meanwhile, the local paper prints a story involving Beef, and the family investigates to discover the truth.
When Moon begins to doubt the existence of Bigfoot, Beef enlists the family's help to get him believing again. Meanwhile, Honeybee gets a surprise visitor from Fresno.
Beef and Wolf meet their hero, legendary mountain man, Tusk Johnson! Judy and the rest of the Tobin clan become addicted to '80s primetime soap "Dynasty".
A blizzard threatens the Tobin family game night. Meanwhile, Beef makes a new friend in the woods.
Cast: Nick Offerman, Jenny Slate, Will Forte, Aparna Nancherla, Paul Rust, Dulcé Sloan, Megan Mullally, David Herman, Brooke Dillman, Alanis Morissette, Ron Funches, Andy Daly, Martha Kelly, John Early, Charlie Kelly, Ariel Tweto, Judith Shelton, Aloysius Hootch, Julio Torres, Daniele Gaither, Paul F. Tompkins, Tim Bagley, Mindy Sterling, Jane Lynch, Ray J. Dewilde, Wyatt Cenac, John Gemberling, Patti Harrison, Robin Thede, Ziwe
Genres: Animation, Comedy
Maturity rating: TV-14
Nick Offerman
Beef Tobin (voice)
Jenny Slate
Judy Tobin (voice)
Will Forte
Wolf Tobin (voice)
Aparna Nancherla
Moon Tobin (voice)
Paul Rust
Ham Tobin (voice)
Dulcé Sloan
Honeybee Shaw (voice)
Megan Mullally
Alyson Lefebvrere (voice)
David Herman
Santiago Carpaccio (voice)
Brooke Dillman
Zoya (voice)
Alanis Morissette
Alanis Morissette (voice)
Ron Funches
Jerry Shaw (voice)
Andy Daly
Cheesecake (voice)
Martha Kelly
Bethany (voice)
John Early
Henry Tuntley (voice)
Charlie Kelly
Drama John (voice)
Ariel Tweto
Kima Brewper (voice)
Judith Shelton
Londra Pennypacker (voice)
Aloysius Hootch
Delmer (voice)
Julio Torres
Crispin Cienfuegos (voice)
Daniele Gaither
Ruth Shaw (voice)
Paul F. Tompkins
Mr. Golovkin (voice)
Tim Bagley
Principal Gibbons (voice)
Mindy Sterling
Junkyard Kyle (voice)
Jane Lynch
Aunt Dirt (voice)
Ray J. Dewilde
Mayor Peppers (voice)
Wyatt Cenac
Ted Folly IV (voice)
John Gemberling
Russell (voice)
Patti Harrison
Debbie (voice)
Robin Thede
Diondra Tundra (voice)
Ziwe
Amelia (voice)
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