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Buddy Thunderstruck

Show Info

  • Status: Canceled
  • First Aired: March 10, 2017
  • Seasons: 1
  • Episodes: 23
  • Networks: Netflix
  • Genres: Comedy, Animation, Family
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Buddy Thunderstruck(2017)

TMDB Rating: 7.5 (13 votes)

Overview

Follow the outrageous, high-octane adventures of Buddy Thunderstruck, a truck-racing dog who brings guts and good times to the town of Greasepit.

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Season 1

23 episodes • 2017

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Buddy DoubleMar 10, 20170.0
2Beaver Dam Fast PizzaMar 10, 20170.0
3To Protect and SwerveMar 10, 20170.0
4Robo-Truck of the FutureMar 10, 20170.0
5Get the Hock OutMar 10, 20170.0
6Thunderstruck Rad CabMar 10, 20170.0
7Thunder FuMar 10, 20170.0
8Funny MoneyMar 10, 20170.0
9Moneybags and His MonsterMar 10, 20170.0
10Sneezing Fits of DeathMar 10, 20170.0
11Truck Cab in the WoodsMar 10, 20170.0
12Truck Stop ClerksMar 10, 20170.0
13Haters of the Lost ArcadeMar 10, 20170.0
14Stunt FeverMar 10, 20170.0
15CannonballisticMar 10, 20170.0
16Mayor or May NotMar 10, 20170.0
17Hit and DumbMar 10, 20170.0
18Babysitters Yo!Mar 10, 20170.0
19Buddy ShredsMar 10, 20170.0
20Opposite of AwesomeMar 10, 20170.0
21A Bro for WeaselbratMar 10, 20170.0
22Health NutsMar 10, 20170.0
23Moneybags Changes EverythingMar 10, 20170.0

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